That is pure class, really, that is the best I ve seen, real quality and dedication to firewood, if its okay I ll download the photo for future ideas!Nice looking shed Angus.
here's mine.
Is it Elm in the pile at the front?
That is pure class, really, that is the best I ve seen, real quality and dedication to firewood, if its okay I ll download the photo for future ideas!Nice looking shed Angus.
here's mine.
Thanks Gasifier. Its nearly all Wych or Scots Elm that got diseased, I ve an abundance of it. The bigger rounds I usuaully put at the front, and they go into our Morso, though they are not that big. We have a Jotul f118 so next winter I will cut longer and split thinner.
Nice looking shed Angus.
here's mine.
Morso are famous in Europe and I know they sell in the USA and Canada, they are a high quality cast iron stove manufacturer. Jotul are brilliant and I have toured their factory in Norway, I could post some photos if you like? Our f118 nearly heats all the home and never needs rekindled. I ve owned many stoves and i think jotul and morso are the best, maybe jotul has the edge, slightly, just my own view. Willy Campbell is a star, I m sure I m related to him !I've never heard of a Morso. How do you like it? How do you like the Jotul? Love the pic of Willy!
Carbon Lib show them the bomb shelter beneath the wood shed. Although I've seen pics of that wood shed a hundred times, I'm always impressed.
Morso are famous in Europe and I know they sell in the USA and Canada, they are a high quality cast iron stove manufacturer. Jotul are brilliant and I have toured their factory in Norway, I could post some photos if you like? Our f118 nearly heats all the home and never needs rekindled. I ve owned many stoves and i think jotul and morso are the best, maybe jotul has the edge, slightly, just my own view. Willy Campbell is a star, I m sure I m related to him !
Thanks Angus, you are certainly welcome to download, but you already have a great looking woodshed, I really like the wood stain color and rugged board construction. Very nice.That is pure class, really, that is the best I ve seen, real quality and dedication to firewood, if its okay I ll download the photo for future ideas!
Is it Elm in the pile at the front?
Hi carbon l, thanks. The wood stain is very cheap, it is used engine (tractor) oil with a bit of creosote mixed in, it never fades.Thanks Angus, you are certainly welcome to download, but you already have a great looking woodshed, I really like the wood stain color and rugged board construction. Very nice.
Almost all the firewood I cut, including the wood you see in the picture, is beetle killed Lodgepole pine.
Haha, I love stove porn, I reckon the wife thinks that I have a problem, but I'm lucky, she doesn't mind.You've been here for a bit . . . by now you surely must know that we love looking at stove porn!
Yeah you got it, it was an old water cistern I found when building the shed/fence. I figured rather than just cover over it and ignore it, I'd pump it out and clean it up and try and make some use of it. Here is a picture of what it looked like inside when I found it.Carbon Lib, what was the deal with that space? Did you discover that while building the wood shed? I don't remember.
This is my man cave, hang-out, tool shed and wood shed. The right side holds about 2 cords inside.
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