Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[Mike E <mike.lists@mlxvi.org>]

Or cutting your wood while it is only 50mm diameter?
Mike

Tony Marzolino wrote:

Hello All - Has anyone thought of using a stove with a big enough opening that the wood does NOT need to be split?  Our main stove fits a log 18" diameter and up to 24" long.  I only use a chain saw and when absolutely necessary, the old fashion wedge and hammer for those really big logs.  I have never used a mechanical type splitter.

 

Regards,

Tony Marzolino

Pego Rice <firekeeper38@yahoo.com> wrote:

Has anyone used the non-electric wood splitters?

I found hydraulic splitters and a hammer action that
looks rather like a fence post pounder that I use and
like. I certainly used an ax when I was young but I
am old and fat now, with a bad tendency to lose my
grip at unexpected moments. I haven't trusted myself
with an ax for a while.
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Yours, Pego



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