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Originally Posted by john70t
I'm totally with you logically.....
-Nice full pieces of older growth oak hardwood does not belong in a stove, or campfire, or rotting away in a stack until hauled to the dump by someone else on command of ignorant wife.
-Older growth hardwood belongs in the woodworkers reserves until it can be turned into something beautiful stained and polished.
Practically speaking:
-You will 100% get nowhere fast trying to show force against a guy who has been butting heads with rams before you were even whelped kid.
-In fact he could possibly turn you three foot tall.
-Just because.
Old man needs to hear a reasonable soft voice....
-"That raw wood is going to be worth a lot of money to all of us later on, after it is stored a while."
-"I want it done that way. Please. "
And then it is suddenly ok.
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Well played... When I see what is on the lawn, perhaps I suggest we cut to longer lengths, seal the ends with wax and let it dry for re-saw value.! excellent!!!