ANeat said:I would need to buck it and split it but other than that it looks good
Im suprised that big saw doesent come with a kick start.....
PapaDave said:Those are some goofy lookin' splits SJ. Too long for most stoves, too. Rethink the plan, man. :lol:
smokinjay said:Couple stacks of hickory and walnut what you think? Is it a cord?
zapny said:smokinjay said:Couple stacks of hickory and walnut what you think? Is it a cord?
If your talking about the wood then I say no, but if your talking about the saws then yes, they are ready to burn into some big trees. :zip:
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smokinjay said:zapny said:smokinjay said:Couple stacks of hickory and walnut what you think? Is it a cord?
If your talking about the wood then I say no, but if your talking about the saws then yes, they are ready to burn into some big trees. :zip:
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I don't know looks like the stack job may pay off full sun and wind and Indiana finest hardwoods.
zapny said:smokinjay said:zapny said:smokinjay said:Couple stacks of hickory and walnut what you think? Is it a cord?
If your talking about the wood then I say no, but if your talking about the saws then yes, they are ready to burn into some big trees. :zip:
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I don't know looks like the stack job may pay off full sun and wind and Indiana finest hardwoods.
Still hot out your way?
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smokinjay said:PapaDave said:Those are some goofy lookin' splits SJ. Too long for most stoves, too. Rethink the plan, man. :lol:
Thats the only way I can keep my pile from falling over!
SolarAndWood said:smokinjay said:PapaDave said:Those are some goofy lookin' splits SJ. Too long for most stoves, too. Rethink the plan, man. :lol:
Thats the only way I can keep my pile from falling over!
Goin back to heapen will solve that problem
SolarAndWood said:you'll be back to heapen with the commoners in no time
smokinjay said:SolarAndWood said:you'll be back to heapen with the commoners in no time
I have two monster tulips to do this fall it just may transform into a 20ft x 20ft woodshed.
zapny said:smokinjay said:SolarAndWood said:you'll be back to heapen with the commoners in no time
I have two monster tulips to do this fall it just may transform into a 20ft x 20ft woodshed.
Smokin you stay away from those twolips.
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SolarAndWood said:A 25 cord woodshed? Even for us big consumers, that's pretty big. I think I'm going the other way, add a second heap and let it sit outside another year.
smokinjay said:I have two monster tulips to do this fall it just may transform into a 20ft x 20ft woodshed.
Yes the funace should finish the drying. Kind of change your thinking on these big tree when you have a mill. I know where there is a monster silver maple as well. Wood shed Could be a double decker!SolarAndWood said:smokinjay said:I have two monster tulips to do this fall it just may transform into a 20ft x 20ft woodshed.
You are going to need that shed so you have a place to dry your planks other than the garage unless the plan is to kiln dry them while you have the furnace running this winter.
Danno77 said:I was gonna ignore this "ready to burn" thread, cause they are almost always the same. Then i saw the author and wondered what the heck you'd be trying to figure out if you could burn.... my smart answer for your smart question is that yours will not be ready. BUT, being the philanthropist that I am, I'd be willing to trade you a cord of my seasoned firewood for a cord of that wood....
MMaul said:I think a wood shed would look good off the back of your garage. maybe some homemade 4x4's on the corners, I can see it comeing together. Let me know we could probably do it in a weekend after wood is cut.
6by6 support midspan on all of those.smokinjay said:I was thinking 6x6 on the corner's 2x12 around the top..Just not quite sure how to run 20 ft rafters?
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