Guess the wieght

[Arbitree]

565kg

[waterbuoy]

615 kg

[aspenarb]

Can I phone a friend?

 

435KG

 

Bob

[Woodworks]

Can I phone a friend?

 

435KG

 

Bob

 

Yep and I think you need to. My number is ............... ha ha

[gdh]

510kg

[Woodworks]

The beech came in at 476kg. Well done neiln

 

Must admit I thought it would be more than that.

Edited March 17, 2017 by Woodworks

[Woodworks]

What was the moisture out of interest?

 

Forgot to check today will try to remember tomorrow

[skyhuck]

The beech came in at 476kg. Well done neiln

 

Must admit I thought it would be more than that.

 

Yet it sank in water, so heavier than or as heavy as water. A cube of water weighs 1000kg, so you must have only had o.476 of a cube if actual wood. Thats a hell of a lot of air space.

[Woodworks]

Yet it sank in water, so heavier than or as heavy as water. A cube of water weighs 1000kg, so you must have only had o.476 of a cube if actual wood. Thats a hell of a lot of air space.

 

Yes as I say it was a surprise. Only tested one piece so presume the rest was lighter. But as I said earlier it was orrible wood and splintered badly so yes a fair bit of air space. I do always break our logs down more than a lot you see. I saw one of the standard (maybe heatas) that recommend no split size was more than 6" and I work to that so if a log is over 6" even at one end it gets split again.

Edited March 18, 2017 by Woodworks

[better dayz]

Yes as I say it was a surprise. Only tested one piece so presume the rest was lighter. But as I said earlier it was orrible wood and splintered badly so yes a fair bit of air space. I do always break our logs down more than a lot you see. I saw one of the standard (maybe heatas) that recommend no split size was more than 6" and I work to that so if a log is over 6" even at one end it gets split again.

 

Did you shake the crate to reduce the gaps?