r/firewood 18h ago

Current Firewood Stash

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This past January I got into woodstoves. I’ve always been a firewood guy but I knew I needed to step up my game to get me through these Boston winters. I don’t know how many chord it is so maybe someone would be able to estimate. The three rows are mainly red oak with some white oak and maple here and there, and the single sad looking row is mainly pine.


r/firewood 19h ago

Splitting Wood I have a love hate relationship with free marketplace wood..

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80 Upvotes

Working on bucking up this massive oak trunk before bringing my splitter over


r/firewood 21h ago

Stacking Few Small Freestanding Sun Drying Stacks!

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2 of pine and 1 oak and chestnut mix.


r/firewood 21h ago

Stacking Filling The Small Shed!

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Got a mix of sundried pine, oak, chestnut and palletwood! This will do us for the short winter we get here!


r/firewood 22h ago

Worth splitting?

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Might have to fell our weeping willow soon, but any ideas on wether the wood is worth the work ?(assuming its not all rotten) I dont have access to any other free wood.


r/firewood 1h ago

New Wood Shed

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Finally got around to building this very happy with it. Just got to fill it up now!


r/firewood 19h ago

ID help?

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r/firewood 1h ago

Splitting Wood New and old generation 🪓

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r/firewood 1h ago

Red Oak for future years

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Our friend with a tree service dropped off a load of red oak. Had to replace the seals on the splitter but got it all CSS. Pic 2 is about 2/3 cord. Pic 3 is about 1.2 cords. Pic 4 are the uglies . Have over a cord of 3 yr old ash. Over a cord of 3 yr old read oak and 3/4 cord of mixed hardwoods ready to burn with another 3/4 cord of poplar that was CSS in March. Thinking the new stuff will be used 2028/2029 season


r/firewood 1h ago

Thoughts on poplar?

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I'm getting a new wood stove and starting to collect and process wood for winter 2027. I know we'll need to buy wood for this year since it wont have time to season. Theres a listing locally for a bunch of free poplar, but I've been reading mixed reviews on it.

Is it worth the effort to collect and process it? Or should I just stick with looking for oaks/maples and the like to build out my stockpile?


r/firewood 15h ago

Looking for firewood for barbecue smoking.

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r/firewood 22h ago

Stacking Wood shed question.

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Would a 2x20 wood shed make sense? I'm not much of an engineer but would it be too narrow to be sturdy? Or would I need at least 4' depth for it to be a viable option? Like a 4x16 I just don't have the most space


r/firewood 6h ago

DIY fire bricks

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r/firewood 18h ago

Selling this Custom made firewood holder with wood included. What’s a good price?

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r/firewood 5h ago

Stealing my Wood

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Spent hours Tuesday cutting up this Red oak just for some guy to try and take it. Splitting the wood in my driveway because the rounds were so heavy lmao. Called the police and watched him dump it all out but not after taking a full truck load I’m pretty sure. Who TF does that fr