Inspect and Store Split Firewood
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What happens here
Upon completing your log splitting session, or after processing a batch of logs, take time to inspect the newly split firewood. Check that all pieces are of an appropriate size for your burning appliance (e.g., fireplace or wood stove) and remove any excessively large splinters or hazardous loose bark. The video concludes by showcasing a substantial pile of neatly split firewood, demonstrating the successful outcome of using the Split-Fire 3465. Stack the usable split firewood in a suitable location, ideally off the ground, under a cover, and in a well-ventilated area, to allow for proper seasoning before burning.
Goal: Ensure the quality of the processed firewood and store it correctly for seasoning.
Tools and materials
- Split Firewood N/A — The final product to be stored and seasoned
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