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I have the 12-22, I own the box wedge, 6 way and 4 way. I primarily use the 4 way wedge because I like that I can control the size of the splits much easier then say with the 6 way or the box wedge. It might also have to do with the quality of the wood I'm starting off with, Generally yard...

I have a 'NEW' 12-22 and It's worth its weight in gold. Well maybe a little less. It's a tank!

I have 5-6 acres of planted white pine. Talk about having more pine cones then you know what to do with.

I have a 12-22 with box wedge, 4 way, 6 way wedge. Andrew is a awesome guy and he comes from a background of wood processing fabricators! Top Notch. If you want to process wood in a hurry not to mention having a Honda Engine on it. Highly recommended

It's very true statement... I have a tree service dumping boat loads of firewood at my lots... they want nothing to do with it.

Install a 3 way normally closed valve. I just install my boiler with the heat exchanger in the plenum. I had to insulate the loop lines to prevent the basement from getting too warm.

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Sure as hell looks like an app when you look at the website. Thanks!

Does anyone have a Central Boiler Classic Edge 550 up and running using the wifi controller. I'm having difficulty registering the unit with Firestar XP That being said is there an app you download to your phone? This unit is new to me and I'm wondering if there is a trick? It's requesting...

People that have Kenetic Log splitters how do you like them? When did you buy it? Why did you buy it? Tell me why I should buy one.... or why I shouldn't buy one and which brand do you recommend and which should I stay away from. Any help would be appreaciated!

When the finger tips wear out on the leather gloves, I cut the fingers off a different pair and silicone them in place.. Save all the 'donor' gloves for spare parts..

I found this in the wall of a "barn" converted to triplex built in the 1875's. It had hand hewed beams.

got him!

The riser is just welded scrap square tubing.

Here is one I did from a 100lbs propane tank, I photographed it with FLIR device attached to an iphone to see what sort of heat I was getting out of it. The burn chamber was 600+ Fahrenheit and the very top was 500 or so. the exhaust pipe was cool to touch. I was burning oak hardwood floor...

This tree was full of large carpenter ants.

Some Ash trees in my backyard and being attacked by a giant wood pecker and here I thought the EAB would have gotten em. More firewood I guess.

Bradford pear is excellent wood, very dense, great burning high BTU.

Looks like elm.

Google Rocket Stoves, I built this one from a 100lbs Propane tank. Heats a double car garage.