Big wood or little wood?

[Whitespider]

Power Puff Girls Bookbag. Cute.

And a color-coordinated towel... even more cute.

 

[Gravedigger]

I prefer smaller round but I take what I can get. 30" Oak using chainsaw to quater before going to log splitter
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I also gotta scrounge for wood, so I take what I can get...to a point. I don't have any wood handling equipment such as a tractor with a FEL, so I prefer up to about 18" (20" maybe) Oak where I can usually lift (carefully using my legs) up on the splitter. The ole 044 with a sharp chain does fine for noodling, but when I have to noodle one round more than 4 times, I start telling myself to not do this again. But...then comes the next cutting trip and there's a few big rounds available...I'll learn some day. :msp_smile:

Kevin