Kindling Wood!

[jamesmerriman7]

Hi All,

 

Got a Fuelwood Kindlet machine. Put some Larch wood through it but was too knotty and awkward! Was told Avis Grandis was a good wood but cant find any... Any recommendations....

 

Thanks

James

 

Hopshill Firewood

[gensetsteve]

Douglas fir, un treated truss off cuts or larch with less knots. Takes a bit of time to get used to the machine

[mikey10]

Hi All,

 

Got a Fuelwood Kindlet machine. Put some Larch wood through it but was too knotty and awkward! Was told Avis Grandis was a good wood but cant find any... Any recommendations....

 

Thanks

James

 

Hopshill Firewood

I have just looked at your wesite and noticed you have the crates described as 1 ton crates, think you should chane it to volume m3 before trading standards catch up with you.

[Joy Yeomans]

Hi All,

 

Got a Fuelwood Kindlet machine. Put some Larch wood through it but was too knotty and awkward! Was told Avis Grandis was a good wood but cant find any... Any recommendations....

 

Thanks

James

 

Hopshill Firewood

 

 

think you mean Abies Grandis

[slack ma girdle]

hi there James, popular makes very good kindling.

:thumbup:

 

You definatly need to change from ton boxs to m3 boxs on your website, or you will have the happy chappies from trading standards a calling.

Edited July 16, 2010 by slack ma girdle
i have been drinking cider

[jamesmerriman7]

Thanks for that guys!

Will make the changes asap!

[Dave Martin]

James ... I have been looking for some storage crates like the ones you show on your website. I need something that can stack to utilise the height in a new barn. Are they .75 cube and do you mind me asking who supplies them and how much?

 

Dave

[kindlett]

Larch is ok as long as it has no knots ash is the best if u can get some good luck

[jamesmerriman7]

Hey Dave

 

Bought the crates from Abergavenny Saw Mills! They are 1 ton potato boxes and managed to get them at £50 a piece. Have been selling them by the crate not by the cubic meter. Was told that they were just under 2 cubic meters. Hope this helps all the best!

[Big 'Ammer]

I would be surprised if a 1 tonne potato box held anywhere near 2 m3.