logs size???

[Stephen Blair]

6-8 inches here. If a customer wants bigger we do bigger, if they want smaller, we do smaller.

[Dave Martin]

10 inches seems to be the safe bet.

[Hogs Breath]

10" to 12" as its more time and fuel to do any smaller so price would have to go up

[APC]

I always try to remember to ask what size they can accomodate. The housewives love it. As do their husbands. I try to keep them between 7-10", a good mix of size. If a customer wants em' bigger, I've always got some big stuff to hand to mix in with the standard size. They get the unsplittable knotty bits that I lob to one side especially for this occasion.

[windfall]

They get the unsplittable knotty bits that I lob to one side especially for this occasion.

 

:thumbup1:sounds familiar

[Hogs Breath]

When i asked what size today i was told woodburner size!

[Mesterh]

Penis size.

 

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[davetaz]

About 90% customers are happy with 9" (logs). Although I do have a customer that buys 2 cubes of 18" and 2 cubes 15" logs, and a few customers wanting 6" logs.

[Hodge]

Hodge, do you take the 8" as a maximum? I mean if you had a 52" length of cord, that's 6 logs at 8", and a 4" log, minus kerf.

 

Would you chuck the small log in the load, or separate it?

 

I had a solicitor ring me last year 'instructing' me to supply him with 'seasoned ash logs, 6 inches in length. Not 5 inches. Not 7 inches. 6 inches - do you understand?'

 

I understood all right. I hope he's still waiting!

 

I would chuck the 4" in mate, I just chick whatever through, sometimes the odd bit of 12" might go through, ain't had any complaints about the size yet, well only of the mrs.

[Mark Bolam]

Same here mate.

 

Depends how many beers I've had.