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Thread grave yard :hmm3grin2orange: I sure do love my NC30, it really does an awesome job at keeping my entire house nice, and toasty.

Mighty fine looking stack of wood you have there Sir. The grass don't look half bad either !! :msp_thumbup:

I don't mean to hi-jack your thread, but I am in the same boat, and just realized this today. The contractor who installed my chimney did an overall decent job except for connecting my stove to the support box in the ceiling. I orginally ordered double walled telescopic stove pipe, but the guy...

The stove actually came with both legs, and the pedestal from the factory. I decided on to leave the pedestal on it because of the type of stone I used for the top of the hearth. I was worried that when I set the stove where it needed to be for propper flue placement between the rafters the legs...

Just finished up installing my new stove this afternoon, and figured I would share a few pictures. Since it is not very cool here in Indiana today, I built a small fire to help cure the paint, and the stove is cooking along at about 425 degrees. This has been a huge project for me, and I am glad...

Walmart had there firewood on sale this weekend. My Wife, and I about died laughing when we saw the $5 dollar price tag for 3.5 small peices of wood. Sadly enough the pallet was only half full !! The yuppies in town sure gave us both a good laugh :laugh:

I bought some "Stack-it Brackets" from Seymour, and they seem to work pretty well. I built two racks that are 16' x 5' with pressure treated 2 x 4's. There pretty cheap as well, cost about $15 a set....

Is it wrong that the pictures in this thread excite me ? I must have some sort of problem.........right ? Awsome pictures fellers !!

I like beer..... anyone want one ? :givebeer:

I use my old faithful 4 wheeler, and lil dump trailer when I am cutting out back, and my bigger trailer, and my Ford Explorer for larger trips.

Sorry to hear about your situation, but if it makes yah feel any better, things are tough for everyone right now....pretty scary times. At least you will be nice, and warm this winter !! Keep on truckin brother, things gotta get better sooner or later.

Elm is at the top of my list, followed by sweet gum. Finally got through my last elm round the other day, Thank God ! My Fiskars wasn't up to the task of splittin the concrete wood, had to use a wedge, and 10# sledge. :givebeer:

LOL, not yet atleast !! It will be moved shortly to a more permanent home :)

Good advice...... I was planning on just biteing the bullet, and renting a splitter for a day, since I also have some concrete wood (elm) that needs split as well. I am thinking about buying me a splitter come tax season, but have not yet made up my mind.

Any hand splittin tips out there ? The Fiskars super splitter doesn't seem to do much lol. I do have a 8# maul that I have not tried yet.

Congratulations ! My wife is pregnant with our second right now. 3 more weeks until we find out what it's gonna be, hoping for a boy this time :)

Hey there everyone ! I hope ya'll have enjoyed this holiday weekend as much as I have. The weather here in Southern Indiana, has just been perfect the last few days with lows in the 50's. I took advantage of the cooler weather to head out back in the woods to buck up some trees that had been...

I spent the afternoon yesterday roaming the woods behind the house in search of some downed trees, and came across two that I am not sure what they are. Anyone have an idea to what these are from ? I am thinking the one on the right may be sugar maple ?

I bought a Super Splittin axe from Amazon a few weeks ago for $33, and it is stamped made in Finland. I also have the pro splittin axe from Fiskars, and have been using that for some time now, but the heavier super splitter certainly has it's place for me depending what kind of wood I am cuttin...

Heck of a deal !! Went ahead, and bought one for a spare, can't beat it for the price with a lifetime warranty.