samtheman365
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I have had this problem in the past. It tends to happen more often with timber with a high moisture content. If you make sure there is plenty of air flow around the bags then they should be ok. You may still find a few logs in the middle of the bag with mould. I just put them in a separate bag and a few days later the mould will be gone.
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For me using a bench grinder is the way to go. Easy to use, gives a great sharp finish and its quick and easy to use. I have found that there is no need to buy an expensive one. Spend £40 to £60 and you will soon get your money back on the time you save.
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They have contacted me, are you happy with the logs?
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Got a four way, six way and 8 way splitter. Done around 800 ton.
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Selling my hakki pilke 1x42 firewood processor looking for 12k plus V.A.T Only 2 yrs old comes with 3 different splitter knives
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Have you had and reliability issues? Hakki dealer is close to me so any issues I have can be dealt with quickly
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Thinking of upgrading from a Hakki pilki 42 easy to a 50 any feedback on this machine would be appreciated. Or a similar priced/size machine Thanks in advance
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I do have a cone splitter but i do find it can make a bit of a mess of the timber
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Thanks for all the advise
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Space is not an issue
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that is the other option i am looking at. not sure the best way to go at the moment. Got a log grab so its easy for me to just lift full length on to a log splitter
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anything over 40 cm up to 70cm
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Its for big stuff so it will then go thro my processor
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Looking to buy a 3mt horizontal log splitter. Hope to get a tow able engine mounted one. Any recommendations? Thanks
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With the price of cordwood increasing so much in the last few years, is it making it more viable to just inport kiln dried logs?
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Somerset
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Looks like i will be running out of logs very quickly. Can anyone recommend anybody who could supply me with seasoned or kiln dried hardwood logs? Looking for between 100 to 300 cubic metres loose. Cheers in advance Keith
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Any recommendations on the best chainsaw to buy to use to cut oversize timber that wont go through my processor i.e 18" dia plus
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Wholesale kindling clean and biscuit dry
samtheman365 replied to gensetsteve's topic in Firewood forum
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Send me more details pleaee
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This is an excellent product for the price and works really well. I would recommend it as its lightweight whilst still being robust.
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Traditional Firewood is history
samtheman365 replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Firewood forum
That might of been me? Now my accountant tells me i make a net profit :thumbup: -
Naturally seasoned logs are like cake ... getting drier and drier when left out in the air. Kiln dried logs are like biscuits ... going soft and soggy as they absorb moisture from the air.
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I have a few willow trees. you can come and cut them down and take what you want.
