Rate my wood.

Looks like wood. Think you did good in that respect.

>>881887
Good job OP, nice yard as well.

>Not stacking it by the cord
>Not alternate stack the ends so it doesn't fall

Fail

6.2/11

>>881887
Cut master race.

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>>881887
Gotta do better than that.

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>>882028

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>>881887
2 months supply of hardwood, 8/10

>>881887
Looking thick, tight, solid. Keep us posted man.

Wood/10

>>882052
>2 months supply

That will probably last me three years or more depending on how cold the winter is. If it stays warm for weeks at a time like last year it will probably rot away before I use it all.

>>882030
>wood against the house.

a shit.

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It keeps growing.

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,

Looks like a you had a bunch of teenagers stack that but they didn't want to so just threw it in a pile. 3/10 would push over.

>>881887
Rotten 0/5

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>he stacks wood rather than bricks.

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Do er right!

Cover that. For shame.

>>885311
Proper job. Would have left a space between rows tho

>>885311
that's so beautiful

>>882030
why is your wood touching your house

>>882030
Oh.... Look the welcome mat for house destroying insect pests.... termites, carpenter ants....... etc.

>>885902
We use it up in 3-4 months depending on the winter and it's been split and dried for two years.

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>>885906
This year's supply. We recovered the decks w/trex and the leftover pallet it came on was for sure not going to the dump.

>>886733
Proper

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>>886863
And here's part of next winter's supply; pile is about 8' high. We'll be cutting to length and splitting this soon. Yes, we have a hydraulic splitter.

>>881887
faggot/10

>>882205
>>885908
>>885981

Been 10 years and no problems. Wood doesn't actually touch the house.
Youd have to be using some rancid wood for your problems.

>>881887

darkish color means it was exposed to rain, so you better burn those first... I don't think it would last another year. It starts to rot and won't burn well.

well done tho. Is that like 25m3? That would be a solid 1000€ here.

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>>889411

For us that that would be enough for a year and half. Using oil would costs us about 2000€ per season or more.

It's worth the effort and working in forest fucking rocks.

>>889411
That's red oak. I think it will be fine for another year or two. I'm burning the last of some oak I had cut down four years ago right now and it is still solid.

Also I drilled into one of the pieces on the right side of the picture that has been there for over a year. Less than one centimeter under the surface it looks like I just split it yesterday.

anyone have animals move into their wood piles?

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>>889476
My splitter and my now ruined lawn tractor. I had to buy a new "garden" tractor this Spring to tow that big whore around

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>>889488
I had a family of cats living under the wood on my carport. They moved away after I spent a weekend moving more wood under there. I think there is a little possum under there now.

>>889488
Always; mostly mice, and I watch out for spiders when we haven't had a few days of real cold weather.

>>889489
Noice.
The manufacturer?
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>>889642
Troy-Bilt gasoline powered 27 ton splitter.

Goes through this stuff like it's nothing.

>>889656
Swisher 32 ton here; B&S powered; can be used either horizontally or vertically for the really big pieces.

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>>889825
Must be nice. Mine has seen better days. She was good before she was part pressure washer