Wood for 2012 - 13 -- Pic
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I'd split ten rounds a day, and I'd be done in a month. I hear Sycamore is tough to split, but I have never tried it. Maybe I'd have to cut back to 8 rounds a day when splitting Sycamore.
I agree, that is a work of art.
I agree, that is a work of art.
Looks good Gunks. You can be proud!
It will look a lot better after it has been split. Get it done now and you'll have better wood when the 2012-13 season rolls around.
It will look a lot better after it has been split. Get it done now and you'll have better wood when the 2012-13 season rolls around.
The sycamore I have split was just like splitting poplar. It was fairly straight grained and easy going.
Yeah, I know it's a lot of work piling it once and then split and move it. But I look at it as a piece of ever changing art. The pile is about 1/3 sycamore and the rest are oak and maple. Sycamore splits like poplar once it's dry.
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