Bringing home the winter's cutting...

[Catfish Hunter]

I'm finally getting all my winter cut logs and firewood home. Here's a couple pics of my firewood and also I sawed about 1600 bdft of red oak, white oak and sugar maple. Now working on getting it split and stacked. The fire wood is oak, maple, ash, birch and a little hickory. The piles smell awesome!

 

[kennyp2339]

Looks like you sure don't fool around, also love the pics in general with the colors of the sun set / dusk. Good work

 

[peakbagger]

Out of curiosity what are you using to coat the board ends?. I usually see folks use wax or latex paint. All of my attempts at air drying boards over the years has led to significant end checking.

 

[Catfish Hunter]

Out of curiosity what are you using to coat the board ends?. I usually see folks use wax or latex paint. All of my attempts at air drying boards over the years has led to significant end checking.

I am using classic anchorseal. We will see if it works. I will post on this again at the end of summer.


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[Catfish Hunter]

I am using classic anchorseal. We will see if it works. I will post on this again at the end of summer.


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I checked my boards and there is absolutely no end cracking - this stuff works great

 

[CentralVAWoodHeat]

Will you split all that by hand or run it through a splitter?

 

[Catfish Hunter]

Will you split all that by hand or run it through a splitter?

All by hand. It's all done thanks to the x25.


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[Tar12]

All by hand. It's all done thanks to the x25.


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You must be young....lol

 

[Catfish Hunter]

You must be young....lol

For now. I suppose I should buy a splitter before I need too though


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