Yes, if you pile it up it will theoretically dry faster than stacking because of better air circulation. Some in the middle of the pile won't get as much air flow though. If all your sap wood is rotting, it's been dead a while and should be well on the way to drying. Great looking firewood you have.
@@Raymerwood I'm 75 and it seems I've been making firewood my whole life but just for personal use. If I lived close, I'd just buy it from you. Nice and clean! You should be proud.
I saw your video about not stacking also. I’m going to try and build a large bin of pallets like Chris (In The Woodyard) and see if it will dry. I’m hoping you have success with yours also. It sure would save a lot of time.
Yes, if you pile it up it will theoretically dry faster than stacking because of better air circulation. Some in the middle of the pile won't get as much air flow though. If all your sap wood is rotting, it's been dead a while and should be well on the way to drying. Great looking firewood you have.
I’m looking forward to seeing the results without the bark being on any of the wood. Sounds like you have experience with this?
@@Raymerwood I'm 75 and it seems I've been making firewood my whole life but just for personal use. If I lived close, I'd just buy it from you. Nice and clean! You should be proud.
@@stevet8121 that’s very kind of you! Thank you!
It will be interesting to know how that will dry! Yikes snake!!👍👍
I saw your video about not stacking also. I’m going to try and build a large bin of pallets like Chris (In The Woodyard) and see if it will dry. I’m hoping you have success with yours also. It sure would save a lot of time.