I'm glad it helped! Appreciate you watching, will keep the videos coming with more helpful tips. Coming soon is one on moisture meters and different species of trees and dry times.
Hey, new subscriber here. I live in northern Maine and do a lot of the same stuff. I don't split too much of my wood because I have an outdoor wood boiler, but that's a nice looking stack of wood you got going there! Keep up the good work!
Hell yeah! Thank you for subscribing and watching our videos. One of these days I'll get an outdoor wood boiler for future shop. Nothing better.. especially when you can put logs in it that will burn for several days.
You have nice woodpiles, i also have lots of wood, i cover the top and put big rocks on it so wind does not blow away, here lots of wind in south of spain and almost always from south so i stack my piles east west!
Thank you! They are revolving as I'm sure yours are. I do about 70ish cords a year and recently I've been cutting a lot of dead ash trees that are ready to burn right away. That's how I orient my piles too! Wind is almost always more out of the south, so they are currently facing e/w! Thank you for watching!!
Good video,,,I have been cutting, splitting and burning wood for heat for over 50 years. My favorite, here in Northern California is black oak ( unless you can get almond, which beats everything).
I've never worked with almond! Have to assume that it's higher btu's though huh? You guys have been slammed by snow the last couple seasons. Must go through some wood? Thank you for watching!
I love the detailed explanation. I can see this channel growing a whole lot.
Thank you for watching, we are going to keep the content coming!
Hugely helpful
Thanks
I'm glad it helped! Appreciate you watching, will keep the videos coming with more helpful tips. Coming soon is one on moisture meters and different species of trees and dry times.
Hey, new subscriber here. I live in northern Maine and do a lot of the same stuff. I don't split too much of my wood because I have an outdoor wood boiler, but that's a nice looking stack of wood you got going there! Keep up the good work!
Hell yeah! Thank you for subscribing and watching our videos. One of these days I'll get an outdoor wood boiler for future shop. Nothing better.. especially when you can put logs in it that will burn for several days.
Subbed for the aggressive throw at 3:09
You have nice woodpiles, i also have lots of wood, i cover the top and put big rocks on it so wind does not blow away, here lots of wind in south of spain and almost always from south so i stack my piles east west!
Thank you! They are revolving as I'm sure yours are. I do about 70ish cords a year and recently I've been cutting a lot of dead ash trees that are ready to burn right away. That's how I orient my piles too! Wind is almost always more out of the south, so they are currently facing e/w!
Thank you for watching!!
Good video,,,I have been cutting, splitting and burning wood for heat for over 50 years. My favorite, here in Northern California is black oak ( unless you can get almond, which beats everything).
I've never worked with almond! Have to assume that it's higher btu's though huh? You guys have been slammed by snow the last couple seasons. Must go through some wood?
Thank you for watching!
Rain helps dry wood! Sure lol
All looks good to me! I cringe when I see these firewood channels tossing wood into pallet bunkers. That's just a terrible way to season wood lol
Me too! Such a waste of hard work. Thank you for watching!
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