Loving my wood burner. Where to get wood in bulk from?

[vetran]

How big a chainsaw do I need to bring to get the tree down?

Should be ok with a 16 inch, after a night with NLyUK I don't usually bother with anything smaller.

[WTFH]

https://www.sam-turner.co.uk/product...d-toy-chainsaw

Close to the same size as this one (Which The Wife^TM got as a birthday present):
https://www.mowers2go.co.uk/machines...rdless-pruner/ (She was happy with 4")


Others I have include:
https://www.terriertools.co.uk/stihl...er_41822000160 (12")

And this one:
https://www.hughiewillett.co.uk/prod...81-chainsaw-16 (16")


Also have a couple of electric ones.

[d000hg]

That baby one looks like a supermarket scanner I've got the 14" version of yours but I almost exclusively use my electric MSA 200 since buying that. Wonderful, and uses the same battery as my polesaw and trimmer (HTA/HLA 85) which are also wonderful. Glad to be shot of petrol engines

[NickFitz]

Surely you just tell your outdoors staff to go and coppice one of your woods? AYCOTBAC?

[d000hg]

Surely you just tell your outdoors staff to go and coppice one of your woods? AYCOTBAC?

I choose to do it. Like the queen doing the dishes.

[WTFH]

Surely you just tell your outdoors staff to go and coppice one of your woods? AYCOTBAC?

Now is not the time to coppice woods, since the birds will be nesting. Even my chimney sweep knows that, and he’s 8.

[vetran]

Close to the same size as this one (Which The Wife^TM got as a birthday present):
https://www.mowers2go.co.uk/machines...rdless-pruner/ (She was happy with 4")


Others I have include:
https://www.terriertools.co.uk/stihl...er_41822000160 (12")

And this one:
https://www.hughiewillett.co.uk/prod...81-chainsaw-16 (16")


Also have a couple of electric ones.

the wife is just being polite no women is happy with 4 inches, ask Warty!

[SueEllen]

I choose to do it. Like the queen doing the dishes.

Mmmm....

I don't see your brand of chain saw for purchase.

The Queen has her own brand of washing up liquid - https://metro.co.uk/2022/03/21/queen...-pop-16315558/

[d000hg]

Now is not the time to coppice woods, since the birds will be nesting. Even my chimney sweep knows that, and he’s 8.

Bit early isn't it? We're still in winter here which is prime time for tree work. I was just laying some hawthornes the other week. Although the pigeons seem to be nesting year-round, nothing else is.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

There are national companies who supply in dumpy (builders) bags, about a cubic meter per bag. Going rate 80-100 quid.

Similarly local suppliers which to be fair aren't always that easy to find, but if you search on Google Maps you can find them.

Finding your local arborist/tree-surgeon firm can be a good option. You used to be able to buy fresh-cut logs from them for very little and season them yourself for a year but I think that's illegal now (not 100% certain who can sell 'green' logs now).

I've bought logs by the lorry load before but now we are self-supplied from our own trees that I keep chopping down.

This is what I was looking for.... But I can't seem to locate them locally.

Also doesn't seem to be coming in at that price:

https://www.google.com/search?q=burn...&bih=896&dpr=1


How is this:
https://www.pelletkings.com/product-...d-silver-birch