Where is your prep area? (bucking, splitting etc)

[ArsenalDon]

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Some of you have the most amazing wood piles I have ever seen...you sorta get a view of my splitting area here....the bucking happens in the woods

 

[Stax]

Holy Goodness Dexter!

 

[claybe]

Just moved into a new house and the previous owner already built a fenced area in the front yard. I didnt think i would like it, but since the stove is upstairs it works out awesome. I think I can get about 7 cords in there and the will place another 10 cords around the property. I will post some pics when my area looks somewhat respectable, but holy cow you guys have some areas to drool over

 

[claybe]

Dexter can you share how you get your rounds so unified in length. PM would be fine. Great looking stacks!

 

[DexterDay]

I have a stick that 18" in length. I use a paint stick or marker and mark every 18". Then make sure to have a sharp chain and let the the saw do the work.

The entire "Story" of my last Log Load is in my Signature (Evolution of a wood stack).

Takes time and patience.

 

[CHeath]

Dang those last two are perfect! I'd hate to see y'all's houses. Bet they are tip top. Great thread! Keep it up!

 

[Mitch Newton]

See link in my Signature for the full story (Evolution)

But I do most work by my barn, then rotate up to the house stacks, behind the garage.

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Wow, that's approaching being anal. I love it. Nice looking stacks.

 

[Blue2ndaries]

See link in my Signature for the full story (Evolution)
But I do most work by my barn, then rotate up to the house stacks, behind the garage.

Dex, I NEVER tire of looking at your set up and stacks...one of the Gold Stds on this forum.

 

[ScotO]

Where do you guys prep at?

Usually we cut and split it right at the site.of cutting (my buddy and I do tree removal). That way, its pretty much ready to stack when you bring it home. But if we're in a hurry to get the site cleaned up, we'll load it up and bring it home. It then gets processed ASAP on the one corner of my backyard. I really like doing it at the jobsite, keeps the clutter to a minimum in my backyard.....

 

[firefighterjake]

Side yard, next to the garage. Due to a hump from the septic system and the lay of the land you can only see a bit of my firewood from the road . . . and I try to keep things relatively neat.

 

[Flatbedford]

I usually bring home rounds or halves and quarters of rounds if its a big one. I try to split them right off the truck in the driveway and then haul to the back yard and stack.


Got a little help from Mrs.Flatbedford that day.

The stack pretty much is the back yard of my .25 acre.

 

[Lumber-Jack]

See link in my Signature for the full story (Evolution)

But I do most work by my barn, then rotate up to the house stacks, behind the garage.

Wow!
Dexter, I'm glad you've got a handle on your Obsessive–compulsive personality disorder, because you are one step away from individually shrink wrapping all your firewood splits.

Maybe I better keep my mouth shut, I don't want to be giving you any ideas?

 

[gzecc]

Rear entrance of my 2 acre lot.