Slowly getting this oak split and stacked

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ChadD

Burning Hunk
Nov 10, 2012
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Connecticut
I had 2 big red oaks dropped in late May.

[Hearth.com] Slowly getting this oak split and stacked

Finally starting to make some progress.

I saw this cool bug when I first got started today never saw one before I guess they are called eyed click beetles.

[Hearth.com] Slowly getting this oak split and stacked


I threw together another log rack.

[Hearth.com] Slowly getting this oak split and stacked

Split

[Hearth.com] Slowly getting this oak split and stacked

Stacked

[Hearth.com] Slowly getting this oak split and stacked

And shared a beer with the puppy.

[Hearth.com] Slowly getting this oak split and stacked
 
Very nice!
 
Excellent Chad but I do hope you do not intend to burn that next winter.
 
This is for 2014-2015 hopefully it is dry enough by then. I checked it with my meter and its between 36-38% now. I wanted a reference point so I can keep a eye on its progress.
 
Oh that Red Oak. Wait and wait some more. Nice heat though.
 
If I can score anything other than oak I will let all this stuff sit for 3 years unfortunately all the trees in my yard that need to come down in the immediate future are all oak and free wood goes FAST around here.
 
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Nice job
Will surely be ready for 15/16 winter.
Might be worth the wait too ;)
 
Chad, any man that shares his beer with his dog is a good man. Man and dog in front of a fire on a cold winters day. Doesn't get too much better than that.

Nice stacks. Preparing for the future is the way to go.
 
Nice splitting setup there - oak sure is the stuff for burners that look ahead a good bit. That big rack must hold quite a lot of wood, eh?
 
I saw this cool bug when I first got started today never saw one before I guess they are called eyed click beetles.
I saw one of those here recently. Cool fake eyes telling the predators "I'm watching you. ;lol
And shared a beer with the puppy.
Geez, how many did he have? He can barely keep his eyes open! ;lol You'll need to draw some fake eyes on him! ==c
 
Nice Job, nice setup. A C
 
I see some maple, cut it small and stack single row, in sun and wind, it will season faster then most say...gl
 
Thanks for the comments
 
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