Coupe, As I said, it"s not as fine as it might look. However, there is a lot of real fine wood mixed in as I cut the small ironwood trees right down to 1" size; waste not, want not. Ironwood dies naturally and most never get larger than 6" or so. However, I cut one the other day that was about a foot in dia. After dying and standing for a year, it is totally seasoned and ready to burn. I have about 50 acres of woodlot and I rarely ever cut a live tree. In addition to the ironwood, occasionally I will find dead white and red oak and red maple. As for wasting gasoline, I doubt I burned 15 gals of gas for that whole pile of wood. Granted, about 25% of my wood does not need to be split. $45 to $50 for splitting MY wood for MY convenience is a small price to pay considering the cost of oil, or in my case propane.
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