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Curing and splitting wood for burning
In article , The Natural Philosopher writes: | | Don't bother with the willow - it's trash. It won't keep going until | completely dry, and then it burns to nothing in next to no time. | | It will if its hot enough and ewortks well enough in a stove. | Its useable. Not brill, but useable. The OP referred to a grate, not a stove. It's ghastly in a grate. | How many tons of wood you you have? You can split wood with a couple | of hand axes, but buying a couple of wedges and a maul or club hammer | will probably cost you less than hiring a functional mechanical device. | Anything that works is likely to be large and heavy. | | Yes. You can split a ton in an afternoon , but thats a lot of work. And how much wood do YOU burn? :-) I would guess that few people would need to spend more than an hour every couple of weeks, even assuming they use wood for all heating. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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