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If anyone needs to loose some rings after a job near Andover You can tip here or I can collect 2.5 tonnes at a time with my ifor tipper. Its for my own use and need about 10 tonnes a year. If I get more I supply a few old customers. Happy to pay a few quid but cant take any chip. Would consider buying some cord. Maple or birch ok but my stove loves beech and hates Oak. :biggrin:

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Issue with Oak is that it is very dense and very slow to dry. Allow 3 - 4 years after splitting, hence it is usually sold wetter than ideal. I have some air dried Oak joinery waste, about 7% MC, massive heat output.

 

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I have some oak in the back of the poly tunnel been there 4 years in 50 deg heat and was dead standing probably for 15 years and it still wont burn. I do have some cut bits of oak pallet and it burns like coal.

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Issue with Oak is that it is very dense and very slow to dry. Allow 3 - 4 years after splitting, hence it is usually sold wetter than ideal. I have some air dried Oak joinery waste, about 7% MC, massive heat output.

 

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Split smaller, dry quicker:biggrin:

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Issue with Oak is that it is very dense and very slow to dry. Allow 3 - 4 years after splitting, hence it is usually sold wetter than ideal. I have some air dried Oak joinery waste, about 7% MC, massive heat output.

 

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Don't want to be funny but you must have different oak to me at I got a load July 13 cut it in march down to 20% now 14 inch cord respite to test moister content.. You can see where it's dry 30mm in from been left stacked. When it's down to 18% it's going out. It's bad enough carrying stock for a year let alone 4.

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If anyone needs to loose some rings after a job near Andover You can tip here or I can collect 2.5 tonnes at a time with my ifor tipper. Its for my own use and need about 10 tonnes a year. If I get more I supply a few old customers. Happy to pay a few quid but cant take any chip. Would consider buying some cord. Maple or birch ok but my stove loves beech and hates Oak. :biggrin:

 

HI STEVE im after some hard wood to here in sunny somerset can pickup off site thanks all jon :thumbup:

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