cost per cube

[borderfirewood]

Are we all in the same sort of cost per cube split logs, I have nearly cut and split my 1st artic load of Birch(ok after prompting from my missus... WE) with chainsaw and axe, loaks like we are going to get around 45 bags, so thats about £27 a bag, fuel for saw and wear and tare about £3 a bag, so a total of £30 a bag, WE are going to sell these at around £80 a cube delivered, after taking out time and fuel for delivery will WE get rich.

[sandbach-sticks]

No

[hazzygawa]

No

[18 stoner]

No

[samtheman365]

This time next year you will be a millionaire!!!!!

[Dave Martin]

No....... minimum per cube should be £100 in my humble opinion.

[Ashes_Firewood]

Just seen there is a woodyard local to me selling at £55 per cube for seasoned hardwood which seems very cheap. I can't compete with that and don't intend on trying to.

[borderfirewood]

Just seen there is a woodyard local to me selling at £55 per cube for seasoned hardwood which seems very cheap. I can't compete with that and don't intend on trying to.

 

Wow that does sound cheap, do they pay for there wood, if so they won't be doing it for long me thinks.

[18 stoner]

Just seen there is a woodyard local to me selling at £55 per cube for seasoned hardwood which seems very cheap. I can't compete with that and don't intend on trying to.

 

Buy it in and sell on:thumbup1:

[Alycidon]

Just seen there is a woodyard local to me selling at £55 per cube for seasoned hardwood which seems very cheap. I can't compete with that and don't intend on trying to.

 

How do know its a cube they are selling ?. Builders bag is usually 800x800x800 which = .512 cu m, I would do a bit of research or maybe visit them posing as a customer.

 

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