New firewood seller
- Thread starter Jerryv88
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$1,200 per piece! I need to do this!
Hard to believe that this is not pure satire. Yes, there is premium firewood, but this video is ridiculous. Just MHO.
woodchipper95
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What did I just watch?!
And you would be correct....That video is hilarious IMO
CoreyB
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WOOD p 0 r n !
Did you like it?
Did you feel a little confused?
That is ok I did as well the first time I watched WOOD P 0 r n .
Locust Cutter
Sawing for Sanity
LMFAO. The sad part is there are likely folks out there who would buy that line of BS and the concept of "Artisinal Firewood" simply due to the joke of a name. Sadly those people have a lot more $$$ to blow than I do and how they legally make that much money w/no common sense, I'll never understand.
Most of the folks I sell to buy mine because it burns better than anything else they've ever tried, they know I'm dependable, I stack it neatly and clean up the mess I make from stacking it. The small things and extra effort makes the difference and they appreciate the attention to detail and I usually make smaller diameter campfire wood-type splits which are easier to light and pack in efficiently for them. A lot of the customers I have are older so the smaller diameter splits are easier for them to manage, especially in Oak, Hedge and Locust.
Most of the folks I sell to buy mine because it burns better than anything else they've ever tried, they know I'm dependable, I stack it neatly and clean up the mess I make from stacking it. The small things and extra effort makes the difference and they appreciate the attention to detail and I usually make smaller diameter campfire wood-type splits which are easier to light and pack in efficiently for them. A lot of the customers I have are older so the smaller diameter splits are easier for them to manage, especially in Oak, Hedge and Locust.
+1 on the smaller splits. The ladies really appreciate the lighter logs. In fact, I have had several customers actually request elm logs over oak because they don't weigh as much and are easier to light in the fireplace. To them, the elm and soft maple logs are more premium than either oak or locust.
