Want free firewood

[tsorfas]

For fireplace and some expirements I have in mind

[Stoneman]

FREE firewood??? You picked a helluva time of year!

[xrocket21]

Come on up, bring your saw, and take all you want.

[Stoneman]

Come on up, bring your saw, and take all you want.

That's what I was thinking...

I love the ol' '...got any extra firewood...' peeps this time of year...

[xrocket21]

That's what I was thinking...

I love the ol' '...got any extra firewood...' peeps this time of year...

Where we moved there was no garage so we are building a 3 car attached garage.

Overall we have cut down probably 20 30-60' tall oak trees for the addition and to make more lawn.

I have been slowly cutting it all up and its a HUGE pain in the ass. A lot of the butts can barely be cut by my 18" saw. The big dawgs are still lying there till I feel froggy. I have a pretty huge woodpile going, I dunno, 4-5 cord maybe?

Do you know how many people have asked me, "Hey, are you gonna keep all that wood man? Do you guys even have a woodstove? What are you doing with that wood?"

Some people have asked more than once.

Its getting really annoying.

Real subtle hints at me giving you like $1k worth of oak firewood.


Yes we have a fucking woodstove

[tsorfas]

That's what I was thinking...

I love the ol' '...got any extra firewood...' peeps this time of year...

Hey we just came up with a project idea. I personally have never used firewood before because I never had a fireplace. I don't know how this cycles work. But I figured if there's one place I can find it, it's nesr

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Come on up, bring your saw, and take all you want.

Is that an offer?

[golden chicken]

some expirements I have in mind

Woodchucks can't chuck wood.

[TIMMYDUCK]

Come get all the pallet wood you can take for free.



Rounds cut to 16 inch is 125 per cord.



Dry wood split with a couple years of seasoning on it 250 a cord.



all wood is located in 06070.

[tsorfas]

You can't burn pallets in a fireplace correct?

[TIMMYDUCK]

You can't burn pallets in a fireplace correct?

Sure you can they are all hardwood pallets , only thing to ask is do nails bother you when you have to clean out the ashes ?

[nhbubba]

Sure. Why not?

[tsorfas]

Are they pine?

[TIMMYDUCK]

Are they pine?

Are you a retard or can you just not read English ????

" Sure you can they are all hardwood pallets "

[butcher bergs]

Savas - You can burn anything you want. It all depends on how often you want to clean your chimney. The folks that sold me my house were burning varnished scraps of trim in the woodstove for God knows how long....which later led to a chimney fire due to lack of maintenance.

[tsorfas]

That's what I'm trying to say my friend doesn't wanna burn stuff that will mess with his chimney

Tim English is my 3rd language.

[nhbubba]

Are you a retard or can you just not read English ????

" Sure you can they are all hardwood pallets "

I think Savas doesn't know what "hardwood" is.
Savas, "hardwood" is not pine.

That said, properly dry your pine, burn your fires hot and clean your chimney now and then and you'd be fine burning pine.

[rg500]

I have an ash tree I am about to take down. It will be wet but you can have it if you want to make the trip to RI.

[TIMMYDUCK]

That's what I'm trying to say my friend doesn't wanna burn stuff that will mess with his chimney

Tim English is my 3rd language.

Sorry didn't mean to insult you .

hard·wood (härdwd)
n.
1. The wood of a dicotyledonous tree.
2. A dicotyledonous tree.

hardwood [ˈhɑːdˌwʊd]
n
1. the wood of any of numerous broad-leaved dicotyledonous trees, such as oak, beech, ash, etc., as distinguished from the wood of a conifer
2. any tree from which this wood is obtained Compare softwood

[burnham]

I have an ash tree I am about to take down. It will be wet but you can have it if you want to make the trip to RI.

I think you can just about burn ash without having to season it, I want to say it's lower than 24% wet when it grows.

[R7]

I think you can just about burn ash without having to season it, I want to say it's lower than 24% wet when it grows.

True, you can easily burn green ash. It also has natural oils in it to help it burn hotter

[nhbubba]

I hear Savas and Smutty know another meaning of "hardwood".

[R7]

Sorry didn't mean to insult you .

hard·wood (härdwd)
n.
1. The wood of a dicotyledonous tree.
2. A dicotyledonous tree.

hardwood [ˈhɑːdˌwʊd]
n
1. the wood of any of numerous broad-leaved dicotyledonous trees, such as oak, beech, ash, etc., as distinguished from the wood of a conifer
2. any tree from which this wood is obtained Compare softwood

hardwood [hahd wood]
a
1. what happens when savas sees csmutty

[Imbeek]

My logger told me there's nothing like a good piece of ash

[Stoneman]

Hey we just came up with a project idea. I personally have never used firewood before because I never had a fireplace. I don't know how this cycles work. But I figured if there's one place I can find it, it's nesr





Is that an offer?

Yes, I'm offering for you to come up and get your own firewood. In fact, if you hurry I've got a coupla nice stacks of dead tree tops just waiting for someone to come cut up and take away...

That being said, let's clear something up. It's not type of wood, per se that can cause chimney problems. Rather it's a constant cycle of cold flue - warm flue - cold flue - warm flue. You can burn anything you want so long as you can keep your flue at a consistent temp without worry. Condesation is far more a concern with chimneys than TYPE of wood. Although certain types of wood lends itself better to inconsistent flue temps: wet and/or most softwoods start slowly (low heat), then find it's heat cycle (high heat), and shortly thereafter smolder (low heat). You can have creosote problems with even the best seasoned wood if you don't burn properly...

[Stoneman]

My logger told me there's nothing like a good piece of ash

And you believe that son-of-a-beech?