Random tip that may be useful to some. Garden centres get a lot of pallets with a light wooden frame cage where they ship ferns, small trees and whatever . Often they actually want someone take them off their hands as they're unfit for regular cargo, and if you drop one on the side on a regular pallet you get a modularly extendable stack with great airflow and possibility for easy cover if needed.
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I finished chopping and stacking the oak from last week | Spyke
Nice humblebrag Mr Tropical. I'll just sit here in the wet snow and contemplate my life.
I feel like my wood-stacking game would fall short in this comm. Gonna have to up my efforts.
Good stacking.
Is everyone in your family tall enough to get the top pieces? Otherwise, I see a game of Jenga happening. It looks great though.
Really loving the stacking posts in these threads lately.
just looking at this gave me a blister.
You're using the wood wrong.
Wait, blister where? From what?
Nice work, Steve
this is a gorgeous stack, but its height makes my safety inspector sense tingle. can i offer you an orange flag in this trying time?
You have oak in the subtropics? This looks sub tropic from the pic anyway with the plants, could be temperate rainforest I suppose.
Southern Live Oak
Symmetrical log stacking. Just like the Philadelphia mass turbulence of 1947.
Ok.....now let's play Jenga!
Bonus points for the pallet
Random tip that may be useful to some. Garden centres get a lot of pallets with a light wooden frame cage where they ship ferns, small trees and whatever . Often they actually want someone take them off their hands as they're unfit for regular cargo, and if you drop one on the side on a regular pallet you get a modularly extendable stack with great airflow and possibility for easy cover if needed.