PLEASE HELP. cordwood- 2.4m lengths from forestry operations cordwood- contact for Hampshire / Wiltshire. For logs. Size doesn’t matter as I’ll work with what we can get. Thank you.

[doobin]

5 minutes ago, Aaron fudge said:

I’ve updated post with bit more info. Yes just any size lengths and widths for me to ring and split. 

But you said codwood!

 

(sorry, old arbtalk long running joke)

 

cordwood usually refers to processor grade straight sticks for making firewood.  
 

you are looking for arb waste. 
 

add yourself to the tip site directory. 
 

processor cordwood will cost you at least £90 a ton delivered in so I’d expect be paid a t least a token amount for dropping off arb waste in this day and age. 

Edited November 30, 2024 by doobin

[doobin]

1 minute ago, peds said:

 

I've always preferred the messy stuff, it's more fun to watch.

I love my sawmill offcuts. 
 

It’s the sign of the decadent Home Counties that firewood is form more than function. 

[Rough Cutter]

1800 tonnes of thinning s just down south a bit available @Aaron fudge

https://sales.etimber.forestryengland.uk/public-sales-events

 

MAP.pdf

Edited November 30, 2024 by Rough Cutter

[Aaron fudge]

4 minutes ago, doobin said:

But you said codwood!

 

(sorry, old arbtalk long running joke)

 

cordwood usually refers to processor grade straight sticks for making firewood.  
 

you are looking for arb waste. 
 

add yourself to the tip site directory. 
 

processor cordwood will cost you at least £90 a ton delivered in so I’d expect be paid a t least a token amount for dropping off arb waste in this day and age. 

Yeah I’m after tree trunks to ring and split for logs 

[Aaron fudge]

2 minutes ago, Rough Cutter said:

1800 tonnes of thinning s just down south a bit available @Aaron fudge

https://sales.etimber.forestryengland.uk/public-sales-events

 

MAP.pdf 1.34 MB · 2 downloads

Thank you that kind for sorting that out. Much appreciated 

[doobin]

4 minutes ago, Aaron fudge said:

Yeah I’m after tree trunks to ring and split for logs 

Then you need cordwood- 2.4m lengths from forestry operations. 
 

 

Tree surgeons, by nature of their job, will hack the wood roughly into whatever lengths give the most expedient way of getting it down from the tree and out of a garden. So the resultant logs will be all different sizes with jagged misshapen ends. 

Edited November 30, 2024 by doobin

[peds]

6 minutes ago, doobin said:

I love my sawmill offcuts. 
 

It’s the sign of the decadent Home Counties that firewood is form more than function. 

 

I've always felt warmer with my own gristly arbwaste than any mesh bag of 3D printed identilogs from a petrol station. Knots, bark, crotches, whorls. Lovely stuff.

[doobin]

Just now, peds said:

 

I've always felt warmer with my own gristly arbwaste than any mesh bag of 3D printed identilogs from a petrol station. Knots, bark, crotches, whorls. Lovely stuff.

A mix of species burns best also. 

[Rough Cutter]

5 minutes ago, Aaron fudge said:

Thank you that kind for sorting that out. Much appreciated 

2 mins.

 

No trouble 😁

[Aaron fudge]

21 minutes ago, doobin said:

Then you need cordwood- 2.4m lengths from forestry operations. 
 

 

Tree surgeons, by nature of their job, will hack the wood roughly into whatever lengths give the most expedient way of getting it down from the tree and out of a garden. So the resultant logs will be all different sizes with jagged misshapen ends. 

Thank you. I’m new to all the terminology so appreciate you help