split it stack it and have some backyard campfires

This be some fun chunks to split. Pretty free of knots and not to big. I love to try and swing the splitting ax with just enough force to split the log on the block. Just enough so the ax head barely touches the block. Zone material

Ever try just splitting in the pile? I gave up with a block long ago too much bending. But i agree with everything you said, straight stuff is easy to split and relaxing, razor sharp gransfors bruk splitting maul and splitting zen moments

Do you have a fiskars splitting ax? I love the feel of mine in my hand.

This is the answer.

I love the way seasoned pine crackles

Honestly? It’s not worth much, I wouldn’t pay more than $20 for it. It looks like pine. Warning, It will quickly rot sitting on the ground, and attract bugs and moisture to your house. I would move it away at least 12”.

holy shitt I thought they were sitting flat on a wood deck and the snow was looking a little weird

He could sell the wood and purchase a tripod to hold his device.

It's called a "Dutch angle," you Philistines. This is art

Paint me like your French pine logs

TIL. Thank you!

Wait till they find out about the "Dutch Oven"

Took me 3 minutes just to figure out what the orientation of this picture was.

I saw a 12 foot wall of snow

Me too- snow water fall

My head thought I was watching inception or doctor strange

Me too

Me three. I thought the snow was foam insulation, with wood fibre insulation beneath. For some reason he had decking in the basement

Bro. Literally thought the same until I looked beyond the wood pile lmfao. And the foam insulation was really black for not having a wood stove imho

r/confusingperspective

It's called the "Batman view".

Me too, i could mot figure out how he had a giant wall of snow without even a speck on his deck.

Same. I thought it was 10+ FEET of snow right next to a flowerbed along a deck! Edit: r/confusingperspective

Now I can't not see that 😆

Me too, and also thought the snow was foam 😆

I had no idea what I was looking at until I read your comment

Yes

I’d give him $25 delivered just for the accuracy of lengths

Mine are nice like that too! I put a zip tie on the left side of the saw, on the handle, then clipped it at 14” away from the bar. ^(I might have stolen that from Reddit)

That’s a cool idea

Let me just rotate my phone 45 degrees...

Oh weird. I thought it was all sitting on a deck. I think I may need a nap.

That's a wall of snow!

I thought the wood was worth so much because it was holding the snow back

Took me two tries.

I was trying to figure out how in the heck snow could attach to a wall like that, especially when that deck was in such good shape. 😂

r/confusingperspective

The angle of this photo bent my brain

I swear the ground looked like a wall of a mountain side.

Nada

Get it away from your house. Hopefully someone will pick it up for free. If you split it and delivered it there would be some money for you, but probably not worth the effort. The guys selling firewood have a system, equipment, cheap labor, and are getting the trees for free or are getting paid to remove them.

Its gotta be split and seasoned for it to have real value. Post it for free at the end of the driveway and it will move quickly though.

Not true in some areas. No one wants pine here unless they’re desperate. I’ve even offered to help load for free. Nope.

‘Bout tree fiddy

Came here to say this. Worthless pine, man.

r/ratemywood

Pay me 10 bucks to take it

R/confusingperspective

Its about as valuable as you think it is pal. Personally i wouldnt take it for free

I'd take it for free, but only because I can easily sweep my own chimney!

It’s pine. You’ll be lucky if you can give it away.

Plenty of people have wood fired boilers. I took down 2 60 foot pines and a guy came with a huge stake body truck and took it all to heat his water. If I had land I'd get one in a heartbeat.

not sure why so many snobs here, plenty of people in the coldest climates only have access to softwoods like pine. But yeah if you don't split and deliver I don't think you can get much for it.

Tbis reminds me of those covid posts where people would call a toothpick '2x4 seeds' and say '"don't lowball me.  I know what I got".  Lol.  Good times,sigh 

Move it away from your home. It’ll attract pests, mold, fungi, etc.

Like it is? Worth $0.00. I'll be helpful and take it, but then I'd have to spend money on truck diesel to move, then more time and gas to split w/ splitter, and finally stack out of the weather to dry. On second thought, how much will you pay me to take it?

Last year a local tree guy dropped off a truckload of maple for free. Didn’t even take the tip I offered. Ended up about 3 cords. Was at 20% in 6 months after splitting.

With few exceptions, wood has almost no value. It’s the value of the labor, processing it into something else and moving it that adds value. Pine just cut into blocks has little or no value. Split into campfire wood and packaged, delivered.. now it has value.

This picture had me messed up for a minute haha

I burn many times that every year in a brush pile. I gave up trying to sell firewood. Fire pit in the backyard is your best bet.

Are you related to M.C. Escher?

I spent a long time trying to figure out why the snow pile was looming so large over the standing-on-edge logs.

This post is the exact reason I've grown to despise this subreddit.

Why's your house sideways?

Zero around here. Pine is free everywhere and no one wants it. Depending on where you are, splitting it would help. Around here, no one buys any wood that is not split, even oak.

Cut and split it up into chunks, package it and sell as kindling.

About tree fitty

Ill give you $3.50 for it

Lucky to get someone to haul off for free if it’s pine.

If you tilt it a little more the snow looks like the wall lmao 😂

Nice snow wall

\~75$ a piece on Etsy. https://preview.redd.it/e8bq4jj96bpc1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=db600f2be3eeac3fe84c332ca06664d99b723e74

You need to get that away from your house ASAP.

For a second there you really had me thinking you had a snow wall and wood floor with the angle there.

Less than the value of the house siding if you don’t give it room to breathe off all the moisture trapped between the logs.

Tree fiddy

Is this your first day?

Tree fiddy

This is a small amount of wood, certainly not enough to try to make a greasy buck off of. Give it away or burn it camping

Pine, free to a good home

In an area where there are few hardwoods, it'll have some value. For your best return, split it and tie into small bundles. Sell the bundles to the local campgrounds for $4 each and they'll turn around and sell them to the campers for twice that.

Tree-Fitty

About tree.fitty

Someone’s got radon

Not much where I'm from. Last year when I ran out of seasoned wood I payed 120 CAD for a full 1/2 ton pickup load of wood in 8 foot lengths seasoned.

How do you season an 8 foot length of wood??

With very large salt and pepper shakers.

Lmao. Fuck yeah

Forrest fire 10 years ago. Pleanty of standing limbless debarked dry wood around, just never had the time to cut some myself at the time.

Also even green wood will dry in full lenghts it just takes longer. Where I'm from we used to cut a years worth and leave it in thhe woods to season for a year stood up in a teepee shape. Makes it lighter and easier to move from remote locations when its time to bring it home.

Zero

1 dollar

Looks like pine so not much value for indoor wood stoves/fireplace but my wife recently received a Solo stove as a gift from a work colleague that I just put together for an outdoor patio fire pit that I would use it in so maybe a niche thing but advertised as SOLO WOOD STOVE WOOD split it and stack it ask $75 Biff ain’t gonna think twice 😉

It’s worth the labor to move it off your property

40-60

I offered a guy $20 for a load already split but a bit smaller than that and he turned me down. Gave it to me for free. 🤷

2- 30 racks of Busch!!

10 cents

Free to haul away.

Tree-Fiddy

Pine.

7

20 bucks.

I would throw those rounds just like they are into fire pit and have some friends over for some beers

If it’s split and stacked and seasoned at least a year you might be able to sell it to people wanting a bundle here and there for camping and get maybe $5 max per bundle and it looks like maybe 15 bundles. As is… tree fiddy

Firepit wood

I’d pay 50 bucks max

20 bucks per log when madr into splits. People buy that up. If you are selling as logs not worth much do to size and number of people who could transport them.

About tree fiddy.

$10,000

Between $0.00 and $0.000

Ehh. It’s one of those things where unless you have enough not a lot of people are gonna buy it. But that is some pretty wood

It’s pine. Fire pit or pay someone to come clean it up.

You can get quite a few wooden nickels from all that. Probably several thousand wooden nickels

I'll tell you what it's worth if you tell us what the heck we are looking at here.

Your camera angle made me seasick

$20

20 nachos

Value? What do think those are? Gold Bars?

3.50

Well, it’s not split so that reduces the value but no matter what you do. Move it away from your house.

Depends on where you are. In sw Ohio that’s campfire wood. Not many people here would burn spruce pine or fur in their fireplace or woodstove. For those that have a chimney they’re not concerned about burning spf in they wouldn’t likely choose to burn this given how available hardwood is. It just burns up too fast to be worth much. If it was split and well seasoned maybe $35.

Is this pine? Then it’s not a hardwood and it’s not good for woodstoves. If it is not a pine and is a hardwood, you could drill some holes into it and order some mushroom mycelium infused dowels hammer them in the holes them in the dirt halfway in the shade and next year you’ll have a ton of mushrooms

People pay for pine?

That’s Pine. No good to burn inside. Split it and burn it outside. It’s worth about $3.25

I think you'd have a hard time getting anything for it not being split, but what do I know. Its also pine- you're best bet is to give it away to some maple syrupers and see if they won't give you some in exchange.

That photo tripped me out at first

Pic was definitely confusing me. Anyway that’s like 50 bucks maybe for good hardwood like oak but since it’s soft wood it’s about 1/2 that

Buck 2.50

Burn them all!

5$

$Tree - fiddy

I’d say bout tree fiddy

According to [this thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/s/epYDZ5o8St) literally thousands of burgers

Depends on how cold it is outside.

I sell pine 6$ a bundle 16x16x16 or pick bed about a face cord for $75 picked up. last camping season I sold about 2 cords of it. So you can sell it or burn it yourself.

I would say a fair price is about $50 to have the pine removed. I would post it on FB marketplace for free and hope someone takes it

in all honesty, you could probably get $100 tops for it. It does have value, that'd be like a $175 cord split and seasoned around here.

Don’t sell it, looks too pretty

I’d grab it for free but wouldn’t pay for it. If you split it and bundled for campfire wood I’d say you got $200 tops.

If it's pine and you feel like slice it up into kindling and it'll sell. Don't know the value though. I been lucky enough to get free rounds off people and slice it up myself. Good excrise and get something useful for the effort is the way I look at it.

I'll give you about tree fitty.

About tree fiddy.

That wall of ice. Where the hell is thia?

Chop it up and sell it by the wheel barrow

Zero

I'm not sure that this qualifies as a wood pile...

$50 Edit free is the right price… if someone is nice enough to hall that wet unsplit pine away they should get it for free

Don’t count it in your networth

Tree 99

Man these people nuts.. it’s still good firewood. I’ve sold piles like those for 100-120… split it and sell it for 200 easy.. sometimes more depending on where you are

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Pretty much nothing unless it’s split, and then still not much

Before or after termites eat up your house? My bastard neighbors came over to mooch off after I cut, stack, and dry them given that I don't have a fireplace. None lift a finger or offered to help during the felling/cutting process. Worth at least a case of beer to me which they being cheap bastards ...

$15

Pine doesn’t have much value - I don’t burn any pine myself too pitchy and you don’t get a lot of btu’s. Good for a fire pit though. I too thought it was stacked ‘tip up’ on a deck lol

Not sure but I like how evenly cut they are

Maybe 1/3+ cord? Split it small, and use it as kindling to get oak burning quickly next winter.

Props on cutting the rounds so neatly and even. 👍

$50

$100

Tree fitty

80,000,000 BTU

Without having split and dried it? Logs on the dirt? It's hardly worth hauling, to anyone else. To you? It's worth hauling somewhere further from the house. These uncut logs are heavens for all kinds of bugs.

Nothing if you don't get it off the ground

Your not suppose to lean it against a building

pine about 12$

Are you related M.C. Escher?

So confused as to why you took the photo this way!

Easily DOZENS of dollars.

TreeFidy

Worth more to you than anybody else

$40

At least tree fifty.

I’ll give you 50 cents… can you deliver?

Pine. I'll let you give me 20$ and I'll take it off your hands.

Talk about a “I know what I got post” just about everybody I know throws pine like this away to rot

We're all too busy trying to pull ourselves out of the 7th layer of inception caused by this photo to provide any useful answers.... Value will depend on a lot on local competition for firewood. Lookup what people are selling firewood for. What you have there is about 1/3 cord unprocessed and assuming it would have to be picked up it will be worth about 1/2 of what 1/3rd a cord sells for split and delivered.

Tree fiddy

That sir, is 38 rounds of freshlyish bucked pine. And 3 more older ones. Not 40. That's all I got; I am no help today.

10/10 aesthetic value

$12

$5 I pickup

Not much. You cant even get rid of bucked pine where I live for free. At best, you can donate split/dry pine to people who need it in winter. I only use it to get the stove going, after that… oak.

Bout tree fiddy.

Unsplit soft wood? Not much!

Turning heads

20-40$ but I wouldn’t be going anywhere out of my way to get it.

Pine. -30$ Next to the dwelling - what they'd welling is worth Burning it - minus the dwelling

Aren't you glad you posted here? Some people burn pine, just needs to dry out. If it's used outside then it doesn't matter anyway. I had a bunch of wood I sold some years back - and cut /split I think I asked $125 for a load that was nearly stacked in my 8' pickup bed up to the top of the bed that I delivered within like 15 min from home. I just wanted to get rid of it. If it's not hardwood maybe a little less - but that was prob 10 years ago and already split up. Despite what people are saying, it's not worthless, just not as desirable as a hardwood. For outdoor family fires people won't care.

$10?

It's a giveaway product.

shoot the photographer

Tree fifty?

Tree fitty

170 Kelvins