Did a little more stacking today. Lots yet to do. For sure I don't stack as well when I'm hurting like I have been lately but we'll get it done anyway, little by little.
A little stacking
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Did a little more stacking today. Lots yet to do. For sure I don't stack as well when I'm hurting like I have been lately but we'll get it done anyway, little by little.
Very Nice Dennis...... Always a pleasure to view the Master Stackers work 
Holy Bunch of Rounds Batman! !! Thats a lot of rounds Dennis. Good Burners What species are they? Look different than the ash? Bark looks like maybe a Silver Maple? But some of the wood looks dark or red?
Very nice..
Holy Bunch of Rounds Batman! !! Thats a lot of rounds Dennis. Good Burners
What species are they? Look different than the ash? Bark looks like maybe a Silver Maple? But some of the wood looks dark or red? Very nice..
Thanks Dexter. In there you will find mostly ash but will also find elm, cherry, pin oak and red oak. Should keep us warm for a couple years but, of course, it will be a few years before we get into this stuff.
TimJ
Minister of Fire
Now those are some perfect stacks.
Even when you are not stacking with your "A" game, you set a high standard
Kinda makes the comments you made in another post seem a little "out of reality" :
***"Now I'm going to have to learn how to stack wood so neat. ."***
***"The masters are zap and Highbeam. Then comes Bogydave. Sad, but I am way down the list but I don't mind at all."***
Good job Dennis.
Good therapy! Good exercise! & " It'll make you feel warm all over in a few years "
Great pictures,
Even when you are not stacking with your "A" game, you set a high standard
Kinda makes the comments you made in another post seem a little "out of reality" :
***"Now I'm going to have to learn how to stack wood so neat. ."***
***"The masters are zap and Highbeam. Then comes Bogydave. Sad, but I am way down the list but I don't mind at all."***
Good job Dennis.
Good therapy! Good exercise! & " It'll make you feel warm all over in a few years "
Great pictures,
Yeah.... Uh huh.. Right
Really Sloppy. Yep thats it.... Those stacks look terrible! !!
Your the Stack Master Dennis. I take pride in my laser straight stacks.... But I cheat. I dont cross-stack the ends like you. I use 2x4 racks.. I am not worthy... I am not worthy... LOL
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Well thanks guys but I'm not kidding. After I finished today I just sort of shook my head a bit. But then, a year ago I did pretty bad too. Maybe age? Anyway, methinks you give too much credit, but thanks anyway.
You need a new pair of glasses. LOL
My old "no line bifocals" make things look bowed.
Even when I use a chalk line, level, laser & square my stacks don't look that good. That's why I get the pics with the Mts in the background, to trick the eyes
My old "no line bifocals" make things look bowed.
Even when I use a chalk line, level, laser & square my stacks don't look that good. That's why I get the pics with the Mts in the background, to trick the eyes
Dang. Wish we had a few mountains around here.
Wow! It's for sale! I'll do some talking and see if we can work out the details. Thanks for the picture Dave.
Locust Post
Minister of Fire
I wish my stacks looked that neat. Nice work. BTW what size do you leave the rounds?
Hope the Mrs is doing well.
Hope the Mrs is doing well.
Thats great Dennis. You are putting in some serious work.
@dave, that is some picture youve got there.
@dave, that is some picture youve got there.
I cheat too Dex, it's the fastest way (for me) to get the ends right.
Last time you showed that Dennis, it was just a big ol pile of splits. Lots of work there.
I like the way Dex has the brace across the top. Way easy to add some plywood, or other top cover for inclement weather.
Last time you showed that Dennis, it was just a big ol pile of splits. Lots of work there.
I like the way Dex has the brace across the top. Way easy to add some plywood, or other top cover for inclement weather.
The rounds are usually 5" or under. Mrs still doing well but has taken a bit of a setback. Tried doing too much but it is difficult to tell a redhead to stop doing something...
jeepmedic
Burning Hunk
That's the way to git 'er done, Dennis!
Hey, a couple of those rounds look like they will have to be an angle fit in a Fireview!
Hey, a couple of those rounds look like they will have to be an angle fit in a Fireview!
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