zapny said:
GolfandWoodNut said:If that is white oak, which it looks like, it can be tough to split. Especially if you do it by hand like I do.
SolarAndWood said:24 hours
PapaDave said:Let's see, 24 hours, I'd give it another 24 months or so. :coolsmile:
Good score, S&W. How much did you get?
Derek said:I here you on the oak is heavy.
SolarAndWood said:Is this Red Oak?
Backwoods Savage said:That is why you really need a vertical splitter.
SolarAndWood said:GolfandWoodNut said:If that is white oak, which it looks like, it can be tough to split. Especially if you do it by hand like I do.
I think it is red but I have never had Oak before. Kind of salmon in the middle fresh cut.
I'd say Black. I've got Red and Black here. Black leaves have deeper sinuses, look similar to Pin leaves.SolarAndWood said:Images on Google make me think the leaves look like Black Oak?
A peavey sure comes in handy for moving the fat ones into position if you're splitting vertical.SolarAndWood said:Backwoods Savage said:That is why you really need a vertical splitter.
Lol, I've got one. But, I'd rather roll the big ones onto the horizontal.
lukem said:SolarAndWood said:GolfandWoodNut said:If that is white oak, which it looks like, it can be tough to split. Especially if you do it by hand like I do.
I think it is red but I have never had Oak before. Kind of salmon in the middle fresh cut.
I'm pretty sure this is black oak, but it is considered one of the "reds".
Flatbedford said:Does it stink like cat piss? Red Oak. Good stuff! I have been working on a couple big Red Oaks most of this summer. It stunk up the neighborhood.