Thread: Cut vs split firewood

and yes agree,the cut blocks are great for last thing at night....or during day when want to just have fire ticking over slowly.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

and yes agree,the cut blocks are great for last thing at night....or during day when want to just have fire ticking over slowly.

I've got a mate in a local lines outfit, he's been passing through some of the old aussie timber spreaders off the powerpoles as they've been replacing them - they come in chopped up and basically ready to go into the fire but it's serious timber. I haven't burnt one yet but I have a feeling you won't want two blocks in the firebox at the same time...

Originally Posted by No.3

I've got a mate in a local lines outfit, he's been passing through some of the old aussie timber spreaders off the powerpoles as they've been replacing them - they come in chopped up and basically ready to go into the fire but it's serious timber. I haven't burnt one yet but I have a feeling you won't want two blocks in the firebox at the same time...

Most likely Jarrah

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

Most likely Jarrah

Could well be - but I did think Jarrah was red in colour, this is more of a consistent darker brown. An uncut length of spreader is about 2m long and weighs a heap. I should weigh the thing, its a heave to shift one.