What is it about chopping firewood that is just so fucking comfy

>>925863
>what is it

Basically, "good wood will warm you twice".

And it's a Zen thing.

Plus, I love self-reliance.

>>925865
>"good wood will warm you twice"

Really makes you think desu.

You're right though. The feeling of self-reliance is great.

>splitting the round... just right
>giving your preggo waifu a black eye
>throwing up coors light in the rusty bed of a '72 ford pu

Few things approach, famanon. Few things approach.

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>>925873

God bless america

>>925865
More then twice, you have to chop the tree, move it, split it, then move it some more

Well i hate when i have to chop all day for 2 weeks ,for my year firewood supply , and not all blocks are easy to chop,
but mainly yeah, its a nice job

>>925950

I just do it every couple of days

>>925865
I've always known it as,

>wood warms you three times
>gathering
>chopping
>burning

>>925972
>>925943
>hur dur
>my wood warms me 12X's!
>cuz stackin and loading and unloading and bringing it in an..

>>925863
splitting firewood is fun because of the challenge of splitting in one hit, which isn't that difficult. Beyond that it is exercise with a material reward.

>fall the tree
>limb
>pull the cable and tie the chain
>skid
>cut to lenght
>load
>tow away
>unload
>cut into rounds
>split the rounds
>move and pile the wood
>bring the wood in the house
>burn

Nice

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So what splitting axes do you use? I need to buy a larger axe for splitting meter long longs and I was thinking about the Stihl maul