https://lincolnshirefirewood.co.uk/product/kiln-dried-hardwood-logs/
I was just looking at this site, they do national deliveries as well. £95 for 1m cube.
I was just looking at this site, they do national deliveries as well. £95 for 1m cube.
@DXP55 - who are you buying the part seasoned from? I've got an empty log store to fill at some point.
https://www.uklogsdirect.co.uk/kiln...k-logs-c3/kiln-dried-oak-logs-large-crate-p13
Does anyone have any experience of using that company and is £295 a good price for the size of the crate?
@Guitarcarfanatic , if you split all that wood using an axe instead of a hydraulic splitter, well done that man (I presume!).
£400 and they left you with all the hard work. Dread to think what I should be charging the in-laws for the amount of cherries I've dropped for them over the last 2 years!! At least 8x that, all done by axe and the cheeky bugger even burned some of it in his stove as well!
To be fair, the tree was heavily overhanging the road and had to be taken down in a way to avoid taking out the electric cables intermingled within it and the dry stone wall it was growing up against.
Two guys, about 5 hours on a Saturday and did a great job tidying up. I chipped the brush and everything else will get burned!
Just bumping this thread as winter is coming
Cross / repeat post from a few other threads
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Nice. I’ve utterly failed to process any of the wood I’ve got felled so far, so I might just buy some from a neighbour.
Moved into a house with some felled wood in the garden, decent size trunks so will need a chainsaw and then split them. Haven't got an axe but I have got a lump hammer. Is a 'grenade' like this any good? As it'll be cheaper to buy than a good axe and I don't plan on doing much splitting going forward
Rolson 10780 Wood Grenade Log Splitter : Amazon.co.uk: Garden & Outdoors
Log cutting and splitting isn't a leisurely sunday afternoon job - It's soddin hard work.
If that is all you are going to saw up now and in the future then get a electric chainsaw from Aldi or Lidl and buy a few chains -I have a Lidl one and a few chains - chains were £9.99 - Just keep the chain oil tank full and don't force it - with a sharp blade it will almost take itself though a trunk.
I have a sledge hammer -logging maul and a granade and the best one is a electric splitter- been worth it's weight in gold.
That should keep you going till New Years day
The last 2 years on the trot the stove has been burning on 5th September.
Still nowhere near this year thus far. Still seeing 18/19 during the day and nothing below 10 overnight.
Pretty nuts.
I have split and unsplit wood all over the place. Heaps still to cut as well. Need to get my finger out and deal with it/move it all.