Red Elm
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cjcocn
Tree Freak
Same here.
me too
cat-face timber
Knot Bumper
A Tornado would scare the ever loving crap out of me.
Keep your head down boys, do not push your luck.
Do you have a storm shelter like I see on TV?
Be safe!!!
Keep your head down boys, do not push your luck.
Do you have a storm shelter like I see on TV?
Be safe!!!
8433jeff
Aftermarket connoisseur
Best shelter I ever saw was in the movie "The Road". That one was stocked pretty well.
BTW, if you haven't seen it, its a good movie, based on Cormack McCarthy's book of the same name. If you watch it or read the book, do it when the weather straightens out; the book may require a week of good weather.
Split another tankful in between storms.
Stack is six foot high now. Ready to start another row. There's still enough on the ground to split to make at least one and a half more rows.
Stack is six foot high now. Ready to start another row. There's still enough on the ground to split to make at least one and a half more rows.
cat-face timber
Knot Bumper
Split another tankful in between storms.
Stack is six foot high now. Ready to start another row. There's still enough on the ground to split to make at least one and a half more rows.
Great looking stack of wood.
WIll you be able to burn it next year this time?
Nope, That wood is for year after next.
cat-face timber
Knot Bumper
I noticed that you put your wood on tin roofing? Does that work better than Pallets?
Not really, Probably would dry better on pallets. Just don't have any. I need to spray around the pile for termites before i put any more in there.
SDB777
I find unique timber and cut it up
Did you already split all the crotches in that chunk of tree?
I was needing a few pieces of nicely grained RedElm crotch.....
Scott B
I was needing a few pieces of nicely grained RedElm crotch.....
Scott B
I don't think so, I did split a few of them today but i'm sure there is more there. If i see a nice one i'll throw it aside and let ya know. To tell you the truth, I really don't know if it's red elm or not. It's not much red after it has dried out some. I'll throw you a nice one out and i can even bring it to you. Since you are really close.
RVALUE
Addicted to ArboristSite
One of my site un seen bids for a walnut tree removal turned out to be red elm. He kept the credit for the walnut log. :hmm3grin2orange:
Next bid should specify that the credit requires it to be walnut!
Next bid should specify that the credit requires it to be walnut!
SDB777
I find unique timber and cut it up
Cool!
Going to bury it in the compost bin for the summer/fall anyway to get it to spalt some.
Isn't RedElm also called SlipperyElm?
Scott B
Going to bury it in the compost bin for the summer/fall anyway to get it to spalt some.
Isn't RedElm also called SlipperyElm?
Scott B
I wish it was a walnut tree, I'd be sellin the log. Those things bring a good price i hear.
Shoot, I can bring ya more than one. I don't know if it's called slippery elm or not. This is a first for me. I always burned mostly oak.
SDB777
I find unique timber and cut it up
Still have a Black Walnut log laying at Chad's place that is 33" tapered to 27" and 18-ish feet long. Haven't slabbed it up yet as the trailer is still loaded with BW slabs!!!
Guess I need to shoot you a PM......
Scott B
Guess I need to shoot you a PM......
Scott B
cat-face timber
Knot Bumper
My dad would get the spalted rounds and turn them to make bowls. They look very neat.
Sorry SS, did not mean to HI-Jak your thread.
Shoot, You ain't hi jackin this thread. You know how all my threads go anyway, They always seem to stray off.lol
outdoorlivin247
Addicted to ArboristSite
Noooooo, say it aint soooooooooo.....:hmm3grin2orange:
You have been repped a few minutes ago.......I think.
