I've seen it used in almost every thread around here, but haven't been able to come up with a definition for the acronym...please enlighten me?
What does CSS stand for exactly?
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CheapBassTurd
Minister of Fire
Cut/Split/Stacked seems to be right.
Saw on a few threads that a fellow stover said they got some wood from
their property or scrounged it n' said they got it CSS'ed right away.
That wouldn't leave time for seasoning.
BTW, I have a tree that is 24" DBH. LOL
Figger that out ASAP
(DBH is Diameter at Breast Height, or 4.5 ft above base.)
Saw on a few threads that a fellow stover said they got some wood from
their property or scrounged it n' said they got it CSS'ed right away.
That wouldn't leave time for seasoning.
BTW, I have a tree that is 24" DBH. LOL
Figger that out ASAP
(DBH is Diameter at Breast Height, or 4.5 ft above base.)
Jay106n
Minister of Fire
Cut
Split
Stacked
Although come to think of it . . . maybe we should change that to CSSS . . . and add in the Seasoned part.
Split
Stacked
Although come to think of it . . . maybe we should change that to CSSS . . . and add in the Seasoned part.
XJcacher
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