cris

Hello all,

I'm just a lowly wood burning Joe who has recently taken delivery of a large Ash tree, (thanks Erskine Tree Surgeons, Glasgow). Whilst I plan to season and burn the smaller stuff, I cannot bring myself to burn the large Ash Discs

I was thinking a table top (can you buy cast iron legs?) or a bench but that's as far as I got. Can you help please?

I'm no expert and only have basic tools! (chainsaw, electric planer, chop saw etc.)

Thanks, Cris

thanks all!

Thanks everyone,

I've posted a few more photos here

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/firewood-forum/41988-tree-identification-please-more-photos.html

A few more photos to support my earlier post to help identify this tree please.

Thanks.

Hello,

I was hoping someone might be able to identify this tree please, I have a wee wood burner and the chance of a trailer load (windfall) but don't know if its any good for burning. It's quite heavy and seems like it would be okay once seasoned but I'm no expert!

Thanks,

Cris

Hi,

Looking for two cords worth of any size unseasoned unprocessed hardwood for personal use / stocking up for next winter.

Price should include delivery (Glasgow southside, easy access).

Call me on 0141 419 0899 (after 6pm) or PM.

Many thanks,

Cris

my setup getting the once over..

Happily take the horse chesnut if its still available.. will pay fuel costs if delivery is an option otherwise we'll hire a trailer.

On the southside (mosspark).

Thanks,

Cris

T: 07977 137 661

I like to use birch for kindling to get the fire going then its ash all the way. Loads of heat and splits easily. Oak and beech come a close second.

Never tried Hawthone or Holly but would like too. I've some cherry seasoning for this winter which I hear produces a nice smell.

I steer well clear of London Plane and Poplar!

I'm after some hardwood, preferably beech, birch, ash, syca, cherry ect in the Glasgow area if anybody has any...

Can take a tipper load in the driveway and process myself, anything up to three tonnes would be great. Will take any chippings too.

Can offer a small payment and coffee,

Thanks in advance,

Cris

cheers joe, just for my own use really, somewhere to store firewood for my wee wood burner. dont think I could them, took me quite a few weekends just to build this.

couple of photos of my first attempt at building a firewood shelter. Turned out okay I think given most of the plans were just floating around my head!

I'd just like to second log daddy's post and also says thanks to Steve and his ground crew for dropping off some great logs for firewood last week.

Thanks guys,

Cris.