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It doesn't need to be anything special so long at it has a roof to keep off the rain and something to raise it off the wet ground and good ventilation it'll be fine. Its basically to keep it dry and airy and thats it reallyHi all,
No further progress on logs as I realised I have no where "proper" to store them.
I can definitely knock together a log store of my own making, but is there any plans available online that folk have used?
Nice big load that -hope you have a electric/hydraulic log splitter -worth weight in gold.
We have a garden bench by back door and keep the seat storage full of logs to take in -Had to fill it again today and it takes one and half good barrow loads.
By heck that wind was bitter cold this morning.
Still on this crappy Sweet Chestnut -pain to get started but once going it throws out some heat -not as much as some wood but gets room warm - Also fills ash box up very quickly and need to take some out on regular basis and its like fluffy cotton wool.
Oribubble stuff.
Got heating on now as oil is cheaper than logs.
Nice, do you know what wood it is? Can I ask how much he charged you for that lot? I have a tree surgeon mate and have been badgering him for a bit for some wood, he says he'll stop by if he's going past but thinking perhaps he thinks I'm expecting it for free whereas he'll be able to sell elsewhere.Just got this lot from the local tree surgeon
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Nice, do you know what wood it is? Can I ask how much he charged you for that lot? I have a tree surgeon mate and have been badgering him for a bit for some wood, he says he'll stop by if he's going past but thinking perhaps he thinks I'm expecting it for free whereas he'll be able to sell elsewhere.
I have one !
Just need to dig it out and possibly swap the chain !
Blunt or worn out? Don’t forget to flip the bar every time you sharpen the chain to keep bar wear even.