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I split my alder into lengths as soon as possible after felling, normally i can split 12" dia trunks in 3ft lengths in one hit with the axe, once its starts to season its a bit of a pig to split

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I split my alder into lengths as soon as possible after felling, normally i can split 12" dia trunks in 3ft lengths in one hit with the axe, once its starts to season its a bit of a pig to split

 

You use an axe!? Hats off to you, Sir, I wouldn't contemplate splitting commercial volumes by hand.:thumbup:

Agreed about splitting green though, I've increasingly come round to the idea of logging green and seasoning in Heras panels. Alder should be fine after 12 months:thumbup1:

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i split for myself and maybe sell the odd small trailer full, and i use a fiskars splitting axe, which does a great job, plus i enjoy the odd bit of axe swinging

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i split for myself and maybe sell the odd small trailer full, and i use a fiskars splitting axe, which does a great job, plus i enjoy the odd bit of swinging

 

Glad to hear you enjoy the odd bit of swinging, I'm a fairly liberal sort of bloke myself, but I have my limits.:laugh1::001_tt2:

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