spliter spinters

[larman]

whats every one do with the splinters that are made from splitting your wood?

 

[buckwheat]

I borrow a friend's DRChipper and make mulch for the flower beds each spring.

 

[habanero]

I throw it in a cardboard box and stash it away in a dry place (I use the hay mow of my barn). The next winter it makes great kindling.

 

[LarryTheCableGuy]

I throw it in a cardboard box and stash it away in a dry place (I use the hay mow of my barn). The next winter it makes great kindling.

+1 - Nice kindling!

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[Wood Doctor]

My buddy, who owns the splitter, rarely cuts or collects small branches for kindling the way I do. He throws the green splitter chips into a trash can and stores it. The next year, that's his kindling.

 

[kevin j]

I split in the woods and leave all the junk there. Clean off the trail for good PR with landowner, but leave the mess in a gulley to retard erosion.

 

[wdchuck]

Usually isnt too much, but that and the bark, gets swept in pile, and in the fall we pull up some chairs, crack some cold ones and watch that pile burn.

 

[Blazin]

I rake them up and throw em in the incinerator

 

[czar800]

There BTUs IMO I burn all most everything left over mostly on a day i am around the feed the fire often.

 

[Mikecutstrees]

kindling here too.....

 

[Firestarter]

kindling here too

 

[beerman6]

There BTUs IMO I burn all most everything left over mostly on a day i am around the feed the fire often.

yep.

 

[Ole Farmerbuck]

I give it to my customers since i split inside on a cement floor. Easy to sweep up and bag.

 

[Mkarlson]

I normally fill a few cardboard boxes up and use it for camp fire kindling. Its great to have on hand after a downpour or when you wood is wet from the rain.

 

[Sprig]

I throw it in a cardboard box and stash it away in a dry place (I use the hay mow of my barn). The next winter it makes great kindling.

Yuppers!!!!!



Serge

 

[VernonFirewood]

same here great kindling. have a plastic tub i put underneath the i-beam and log craddle of my logsplitter, it jus catches the splinters and bark.

 

[Mike Van]

Last year I was standing on it all to keep from drowning - The place was so wet - Fixed that this past summer, 100' ditch, 4" perf. pipe & a few yard of stone - Should be like the Sahara this year -

 

[splittah]

I place mine in the "recycling bin" type of containers and let it dry for kindling. Works great.

 

[sredlin]

rake it up and use for mulch or pick out the bigger chunks for kindling