Oh wait ... you're serious
10 Years ago - yeah, I would have been serious. This day and age, I am serious about very little.
Oh wait ... you're serious
Bogydave that's a nice chart, where did you get it ?
Bet the one you showed will split into some nice splits when green, with out a huge effort. Guessing ash ?
I always saved some gnarly- knotty un-splitable round for my splitting block, cut it at a little angle about 10 to 12" tall for my height
Noodle = Cut lengthwise. You cut the round growth rings into semicircles. In many species it produces thin "noodles" of wood. Fact # 237 I learned here.
A despicable practice.
One thing is still bugging me — how often do you guys find yourselves deadlifting 100-lb plus logs from site to truck and truck to home sawing site? At what log weight do you enlist the help of whomever you can in moving logs
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I was curious, this 16" diameter log section (currently serving as my chopping block) seemed a lot heavier than my 71# Labrador Retriever-collie mix. And sure enough the scales say it's half my weight. Wowzer! So ... how do you folks manage lugging these 100#+ logs around from site to truck and truck to yard?
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