That could be a side business on building them cookie boxes lol!! Don't need to look good just need to serve the purpose!! Very good idea!! Stay safe my friend!!
Chris, sell the cookies in one of those Big Bags. Chris, where you have all the firewood is that all of your property in the back ground. Love the cookie jar 🤣.
I saw this after I built boxes for my chunks, but I'll stick with my boxes and maybe make some more. If I could upload photos I would. Some of my first free firewood was from a huge elm tree of which half broke off and fell in some people's yard. Not having a lot of equipment and NO prior experience, I spent the better part of a week making a trip in the morning and a trip in the evening in 100 degree weather (just about 3 miles each way), cutting up that tree into chunks I could lift and throw into my Tacoma. I got some nice logs, many of which are split by axe and maul, dried and burned already, and some that are still sitting on pallets and drying. But I also got lots of gnarley, knotty, twisty crotch pieces that I could only cut up with the chainsaw. I searched and searched for ideas to contain them so they could dry, and found nothing, I finally formed my own idea, and built six box frames from pressure treated 2x4s and exterior coated screws left over from building a backyard playset for my son ten years ago. The boxes are 18"W 36"L and 24"H. I covered the inside with chicken wire to contain the chunks and allow them to breathe. Then I set the boxes on concrete blocks. Then when I needed to move a couple of them around, I added a cross piece 2x4 on the bottom so I can get a dolly under it and move it around, even full of chunks. It cost more than your pallet box, and they don't hold as much, but they do look nice and obviously I don't create as many chunks just cutting firewood for home use.
Anyone else laugh along with Chris about the looks of the cookie bin? 😂 Good morning from Mississippi, it’s supposed to be functional not pretty, nice work sir!
I had to laugh when you said, "we can crawl in to your cookie bin". Lol. You are on your own on the crawling in there! Just yesterday in the bush splitting and stacking it started to pour rain so hard I crawled under the trailer to stay dry untill it passed. A first for everything.. I did see bugs I never knew existed down there though. Lol
Hi Chris, It’s Mikey have you ever thought of cutting those hallow logs into 3 inch thick cookies and sell them to guys that make resin coffee tables(live edge). I do I get around $30 to $50 a round depending on type of wood! You’ll have to sticker them and let them dry out but you have the space. Just a thought. Thank you for making these videos I watch them with my dad.
Good system for the cookies. I started a similar thing using pallets this season too. It basically means customers get the nice tidy looking wood and we burn the uglies here at home. It does not stack so well but they burn fine, so everyone is happy.
I take the liner out of the IBC totes and cut the top off drill drainage holes in them and nail them to a pallet. You could also buy the 1/3 cord wood bags and set them on pallets. I use both.
How about IBC totes with the container removed and use chicken wire to keep the wood inside? Then using the tractor with forks, you can move them around. Load up at the cutting pile and store them anywhere. Be pretty convenient tooad up the cookies into the totes where hou cut snd use the tractor. Then using the container itself, cut it up to make a roof for the portable cookie cage.
Like the new cookie jar! Good idea. Loading those cookies would have been easier with a tractor😂 My guess is that your getting a new Kioti CK series. Prob the 4010. Equipped with the KL 4030 loader. Since everyone else is guessing I thought I would throw mine out there! Can’t wait to see you ripping around the yard on your new tractor! GNI
I like the way you do things. Like the way you built the cookie bin. Also the wood pieces you rake up could be fed into a chipper/shredder to make mulch and you could bag it or sell it bulk. This would be a good idea since you are buying a tractor. Have a great day be safe.
I have seen other wood processors use IBC (Intermediate Bulk Containers) totes for firewood. They move them around with a tractor with forks. Maybe this would be a good solution for you once you get that new tractor you have been teasing us with.
@@InTheWoodyard The people that use these that I have seen on TH-cam get them for free from local manufacturers. Even so, I agree, that would be a lot of totes.
It seems in your travels you would learn some interesting firewood storage ideas from clients and family. I like your dad's method of seasoning 1 year per inch of thickness. I'd like to do that but I need the fuel before it sits that long. Btw you and your friend may find even more local history about doc bradley as he owned and directed a funeral home as a career in Appleton.
So that means today is a better day, heat sucks! I mentioned you in a video I shot yesterday at a buddies house, we where talking pickaroons and handles. It won't be out for a couple weeks though...stockpiling!
Great content.The cookie container is useful and keeps the Woodyard streamlined.Help at the stacking would save your back and make the work less tedious.
Maybe you should have built the cookie bin 12’ x 4’ deep or so instead of the 7’x7’, that way you could fill it with the Massey Ferguson red tractor your getting. Loader May not get to the back of the 7x7 bin to dump in. Just a thought. And easier to throw the cookies out into the truck or trailer. Any way. Have a good day.
Where I am in North Carolina if you stack up green rounds endgrain to endgrain you almost always get mold to grow... you ever have that issue in Wisconsin?
I'm gonna have to build one of these I think. I keep oak, hickory and cherry chunks separate from all the other chunks though. So I may need to build a bunch of them.
Thought you were gonna build the cookie bins small enough to load in the trailer with forks on the tractor. Your thinking is gonna change once you get that front end loader Kubota.
Mine is a 2015 also it has the 5.7. I have 171k on it . I have only done tires, brakes, battery, plugs, struts and regular maintenance. Best truck I ever had and I have had furds and chebbies!
HAY CHRIS DO YOU HAVE A BOX STORE CLOSE??? ALL THE TV'S AN SUCH COME IN ON THOSE LONG BOARDS, AN WE JUST TOSS-EM... YOU CAN GET ENOUGH TO MAKE A SUPER COOKIE BIND... CAN'T WATE FOR THE REVEAL... STAY COOL... PEACE...
Do you have anyway of getting those tote things that other firewood channels have? IBC totes I think they are called. Or those big fire wood bags? Having said that your "not a work of art" build seems like it works.
Your bones will love you for 2 wheel-barrow verses the 1 wheel. My old man seen one with flat tires and bolts missing and and some brackets TAPED with electric tape LOL lmao also so he told the price and agreed FREE is the best so he got his body saver . Try you wont look back.
UK here "Bear-baiting is a blood sport involving the worrying or tormenting (baiting) of bears with dogs. Baiting was only finally made illegal in 1835. " Going to assume your version also involves a bloody end but would be interested to know the methodology.
In north America there are hundreds of thousands of bears that are hunted for their delicious meat and hides kind of like farmers with cows, chickens, pigs, sheep, ducks, fish, turkeys and other animals that we all eat, they feed them butcher them and we all eat them. Some people kill plants/vegetables and eat them. Baiting with food in a hollow log to draw the bear into close range stalking and using dogs to push the bears to hunters are all legal and widely used methods to take them.
It’s time for Chris to work smarter not harder, once you get that tractor you might do something different with that cookie pile so you can just grab them by the bucket and dump in your trailer.
@@InTheWoodyard u could request saw mill length.. which is 16+ 8 footers are for the pulp side... it helps that I cut my baged wood at 12" and stove at 16"... gives me less waste at the end..
Stacked all the wood? What's in the background at th-cam.com/video/kImmc-kdo8U/w-d-xo.html You are going to need more pallets. With the hollow logs in Australia they are popular with people who keep the native birds for nesting. Do American birds live in hollow trees?
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Chris...I respect your hounesty bay calling a spade a spade eith no bullshit..you do it so natural...may you be blesed my man....🤙
Thanks Norman, I appreciate your comments!
That could be a side business on building them cookie boxes lol!! Don't need to look good just need to serve the purpose!! Very good idea!! Stay safe my friend!!
Exactly!! Function is all that matters in the wood yard!
Chris, sell the cookies in one of those Big Bags. Chris, where you have all the firewood is that all of your property in the back ground. Love the cookie jar 🤣.
Yes I could sell them bagged too, good idea! I own 4 acres.
I saw this after I built boxes for my chunks, but I'll stick with my boxes and maybe make some more. If I could upload photos I would.
Some of my first free firewood was from a huge elm tree of which half broke off and fell in some people's yard. Not having a lot of equipment and NO prior experience, I spent the better part of a week making a trip in the morning and a trip in the evening in 100 degree weather (just about 3 miles each way), cutting up that tree into chunks I could lift and throw into my Tacoma. I got some nice logs, many of which are split by axe and maul, dried and burned already, and some that are still sitting on pallets and drying.
But I also got lots of gnarley, knotty, twisty crotch pieces that I could only cut up with the chainsaw. I searched and searched for ideas to contain them so they could dry, and found nothing,
I finally formed my own idea, and built six box frames from pressure treated 2x4s and exterior coated screws left over from building a backyard playset for my son ten years ago. The boxes are 18"W 36"L and 24"H. I covered the inside with chicken wire to contain the chunks and allow them to breathe. Then I set the boxes on concrete blocks. Then when I needed to move a couple of them around, I added a cross piece 2x4 on the bottom so I can get a dolly under it and move it around, even full of chunks. It cost more than your pallet box, and they don't hold as much, but they do look nice and obviously I don't create as many chunks just cutting firewood for home use.
Sounds like you did a good job! Keep on cuttin'!
It's like Cookie and Woody had a family reunion! lol Nice work.
Yes, I guess so!
@@InTheWoodyard need to write names on cookie and woody !!!!! my last name is woody lol
@@niterider5327 Then I guess you guys are related.
The new tractor will come in handy for moving cookies. I'm sure that crossed your mind at least once! The bin is awesome.
Definitely!
Exactly my thinking
Anyone else laugh along with Chris about the looks of the cookie bin? 😂 Good morning from Mississippi, it’s supposed to be functional not pretty, nice work sir!
It is kind of an eye sore!HA!
I had to laugh when you said, "we can crawl in to your cookie bin". Lol. You are on your own on the crawling in there!
Just yesterday in the bush splitting and stacking it started to pour rain so hard I crawled under the trailer to stay dry untill it passed. A first for everything.. I did see bugs I never knew existed down there though. Lol
That sounds like something I would do too!
@@InTheWoodyard Anything to survive! Lol
Hi Chris,
It’s Mikey have you ever thought of cutting those hallow logs into 3 inch thick cookies and sell them to guys that make resin coffee tables(live edge). I do I get around $30 to $50 a round depending on type of wood! You’ll have to sticker them and let them dry out but you have the space. Just a thought. Thank you for making these videos I watch them with my dad.
Yup, that is a good idea, lots of other products with wood!
That's awesome finally seeing someone using the wood pieces like you are, alot people I see on TH-cam are just giving that stuff away.
Last year I sold about 3 full cords worth of cookies. So , they are worth something and you can burn them yourself too!
I really admire your choice of cordless saw
You mean the bow saw!?! Yes, it always works!
Good system for the cookies. I started a similar thing using pallets this season too. It basically means customers get the nice tidy looking wood and we burn the uglies here at home. It does not stack so well but they burn fine, so everyone is happy.
Very true! I do sell them too, mostly to guys who heat with wood.
The cookie bin.. Nice idea
Thanks Daniel!
Chris your arms and shoulders are going to be so happy when your new tractor shows up!
You can do alot with a tractor but they DON'T stack firewood his arms and shoulders will still be soar
Yes, I need to cut down the touches on the wood!
Yes it will help!
I take the liner out of the IBC totes and cut the top off drill drainage holes in them and nail them to a pallet. You could also buy the 1/3 cord wood bags and set them on pallets. I use both.
That is a great idea and part of the master plan!
Excellent idea to get the cookies up and dry! We burn the cookies to heat our house and sell the straight stuff.
Yup, good idea!
Your engineering and framing skills have me convinced to bring you to Tennessee and hire you for my next project. 😊Nice video, once again.
HA! is it that bad down there?
@@InTheWoodyard 😂😂😂
A dollar worth of nails goes a long way with you and free pallets . Good idea !
Yup, it does, I am a cheap date!
Nice pig pen for the 🍪 s!!! Nice stacking. Have a Safe Day
Thanks! You too!
How about IBC totes with the container removed and use chicken wire to keep the wood inside? Then using the tractor with forks, you can move them around. Load up at the cutting pile and store them anywhere. Be pretty convenient tooad up the cookies into the totes where hou cut snd use the tractor. Then using the container itself, cut it up to make a roof for the portable cookie cage.
Yes, something like that would be a good idea.
Morning Chris. The new machine is going to be a big plus for your business. Can’t wait for the first appearance ! Stay safe👍
Morning Al, me neither!
Like the new cookie jar! Good idea. Loading those cookies would have been easier with a tractor😂 My guess is that your getting a new Kioti CK series. Prob the 4010. Equipped with the KL 4030 loader. Since everyone else is guessing I thought I would throw mine out there! Can’t wait to see you ripping around the yard on your new tractor! GNI
You are pretty sharp no matter what everyone else says Todd, very good guess!
Love the Cookie Crib! WST
Thanks Mr. Tears!
The cookie pen is beautiful Clark!
Thanks Mr. Grizwald!
I like the way you do things. Like the way you built the cookie bin. Also the wood pieces you rake up could be fed into a chipper/shredder to make mulch and you could bag it or sell it bulk. This would be a good idea since you are buying a tractor. Have a great day be safe.
That's a great idea!
I have seen other wood processors use IBC (Intermediate Bulk Containers) totes for firewood. They move them around with a tractor with forks. Maybe this would be a good solution for you once you get that new tractor you have been teasing us with.
For some people they are fine but not for me, I would need about 700 to start with and at $25-$30 each....$20,000ish it would not be worth it for me.
@@InTheWoodyard The people that use these that I have seen on TH-cam get them for free from local manufacturers. Even so, I agree, that would be a lot of totes.
It seems in your travels you would learn some interesting firewood storage ideas from clients and family. I like your dad's method of seasoning 1 year per inch of thickness. I'd like to do that but I need the fuel before it sits that long. Btw you and your friend may find even more local history about doc bradley as he owned and directed a funeral home as a career in Appleton.
Thanks, I'll ask him if he knows that!
Hello from Piqua Ohio. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! Will do!
Make a door frame at the access point so you can walk in while having structural integry
Maybe an elevator too! HA! Maybe the next one I'll make higher so a split door can be put on.
Really like your taste in music
I like all music, some is just better than others, I pick it for the audience.... old guys that like firewood mostly!
The Cookie Ben looks like a Southern Hog Pen too me. LOL!
Yup, a pig pen for sure!
Hi Chris, great idea. Did you ever think of using deck screws instead of nails? You can easily remove parts and reassemble with a cordless drill!
Yes I will in the future, with a impact drill!
May 9th. I have a fire going in the fireplace. Couple weeks ago I almost turned on the central air.
So that means today is a better day, heat sucks! I mentioned you in a video I shot yesterday at a buddies house, we where talking pickaroons and handles. It won't be out for a couple weeks though...stockpiling!
@@InTheWoodyard cant believe your keeping that kind of pace but good for you man! Keep up the good work!!
Not a bad idea I use Chicken wire around my cookie pile doesn't work all that well. Might have to give that a try.
Go for it!
@@InTheWoodyard I will
Are you planning on putting something on Woody and Cookie to help preserve them. There getting to be a regular part of your video's.
Yes, I suppose I should do a make over on them!
Great content.The cookie container is useful and keeps the Woodyard streamlined.Help at the stacking would save your back and make the work less tedious.
YES! That is true.
My goodness, Looks like a job for a front end loader!
Yes it probably is!
Great organization
Thank you 😊
Maybe you should have built the cookie bin 12’ x 4’ deep or so instead of the 7’x7’, that way you could fill it with the Massey Ferguson red tractor your getting. Loader May not get to the back of the 7x7 bin to dump in. Just a thought. And easier to throw the cookies out into the truck or trailer. Any way. Have a good day.
That is a good idea ya got there!
Where I am in North Carolina if you stack up green rounds endgrain to endgrain you almost always get mold to grow... you ever have that issue in Wisconsin?
A little but not to much, it is probably wetter there.
Great idea. I am going to make one, just smaller. Having a clean, neat wood yard is so satisfying.
It really is!
Good morning from Grand Forks
Good morning as usual Dean!
I'm gonna have to build one of these I think. I keep oak, hickory and cherry chunks separate from all the other chunks though. So I may need to build a bunch of them.
I will probably start using IBC totes.
Thought you were gonna build the cookie bins small enough to load in the trailer with forks on the tractor. Your thinking is gonna change once you get that front end loader Kubota.
I will probably get some IBC totes soon.
@@InTheWoodyard forks! Your tractor is gonna need forks. Hard to grapple a pallet.
Pour a small concrete slab then you can load the cookies with the tractor bucket
Save time and your back
A really big concrete slab would be better!
G’morning Chris ! We should start calling you Cookie Chuckalinski. Sweet idea. gOODnIGHTiRENE
Sounds good to me! It's a good POLISH name!
Oh Chris I to get so many cookies but I burn them here at home and sell my good fire wood. Love the video
Yes they do burn good!
I love your videos! I've got a 2015 Tundra with a 4.6L just curious what motor that beastly Tundra of yours has?
Mine is a 2015 also it has the 5.7. I have 171k on it . I have only done tires, brakes, battery, plugs, struts and regular maintenance. Best truck I ever had and I have had furds and chebbies!
I sell my oak and hickory chunks in 50 pound feed sacks for grilling or smoking with. It’s been good for me
That is a good idea!
@@InTheWoodyard they sell good at $20 a bag. It helps I have a lot of feed bags from livestock
HAY CHRIS DO YOU HAVE A BOX STORE CLOSE??? ALL THE TV'S AN SUCH COME IN ON THOSE LONG BOARDS, AN WE JUST TOSS-EM... YOU CAN GET ENOUGH TO MAKE A SUPER COOKIE BIND... CAN'T WATE FOR THE REVEAL... STAY COOL... PEACE...
Yes I have access to lots of free pallets!
Now, to find a way to cover the new cookie pile.
I'll use just a tarp.
Do you have anyway of getting those tote things that other firewood channels have? IBC totes I think they are called. Or those big fire wood bags?
Having said that your "not a work of art" build seems like it works.
Yes some IBC totes wlil be acquired soon!
Good morning Chris
Morning Al! And it is a good one!
you could buy bunch of firewood bags and sellem to camp gounnds or put up a firerwood stand
Yes!
Yep you definitely need a tractor 😳😂👍🏻, have a great one 👍🏻
You got that right! Thanks Mr. Orange!
Seen that jambox sittin there on the ground... whatcha jammin?
Classic rock and talk radio.
its also a good deal for the maple syrup guys
Yes, that is a good source to sell to.
Your bones will love you for 2 wheel-barrow verses the 1 wheel. My old man seen one with flat tires and bolts missing and and some brackets TAPED with electric tape LOL lmao also so he told the price and agreed FREE is the best so he got his body saver . Try you wont look back.
Yes, a new one is going to happen!
UK here "Bear-baiting is a blood sport involving the worrying or tormenting (baiting) of bears with dogs. Baiting was only finally made illegal in 1835. " Going to assume your version also involves a bloody end but would be interested to know the methodology.
In north America there are hundreds of thousands of bears that are hunted for their delicious meat and hides kind of like farmers with cows, chickens, pigs, sheep, ducks, fish, turkeys and other animals that we all eat, they feed them butcher them and we all eat them. Some people kill plants/vegetables and eat them. Baiting with food in a hollow log to draw the bear into close range stalking and using dogs to push the bears to hunters are all legal and widely used methods to take them.
@@InTheWoodyard Yeah I'm cool with the hunting aspect, just wondered how a hollow log fitted in. Now i know.
I built a cookie coral out of 5 pallets for my lumps chunks & cookies 🍪 who needs IBC totes when pallets are free anyway ?
Yes pallets do work, but for moving IBC totes will be nice!
@@InTheWoodyard Once your tractor shows up yer set
Might need to put a sealer or something on those two friends of yours. Not sure they are going to hold up much longer without breaking in half.
Yup, they are getting rough!
Iv been trying to figure out what to do with them ... this may be the easiest way to store and dry out
IBC totes would work great too!
New unit of measurement. A bin full
Yup, a big heaping full bin at that!
cookies you could burn them in your wood stove or fireplace
Yup.
maybe since the cookies are small and people have small stoves maybe there is a market or older people tiny homes
I think the grilling/smoking folks wold buy them too, or just the outdoor boiler folks.
@@InTheWoodyard yes defiantly, I have two co workers that have small stoves where one cookie would fill the stove.
Dude you got it bad and I love it. Wait till ya buy a chainsaw mill.
I bought a tractor a couple years ago. I'm a logging fool now.
Sounds like fun!
Just so ya know~~~~~~I have a secret hiding place for my "Cookies"!!!!
But now 7,000 other people know! Mot so secret now! Ha!
@@InTheWoodyard ..Oh Gee,,,,I'm always lettin the cat out of the bag!!!! Congrats on the subs!!!!
Chris after your tractor shows up and takes alot of work away you may have to go on a diet
YES! I am affaid of that! I noticed a lot of round guys on tractors! HA!
I think you are going to have to change the oil, and grease that wheel barrow before long!
HA! I just did!
You should call it the cookie jar,
That is a good idea!
🍪 👍
Cookies are the best food group!
how much for all the cookies
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I sell them for $200 a full trailer load which is a full cord.
It’s time for Chris to work smarter not harder, once you get that tractor you might do something different with that cookie pile so you can just grab them by the bucket and dump in your trailer.
With future cookie bins I might have to get some IBC totes.
@@InTheWoodyard That would help at least then you can just dump them. Like I always say work smarter not harder 😎
you got to hide your cookies from the nosy neibors
Yes!
That's the most expensive pig pen ever
HA! yup, it cost me about one dollar!
You can call them Bits Ends and Pieces like the way they Sell Bacon
Yes I guess I could!
Looks like you need a cookie jar!
Yup, a really big one!
You need a tractor with a skeleton bucket
That would be nice!
🤘
Thanks Jeff!
👍
Mr. Bunch!
looks like som ekind of animal pen
yup!
You get less than half of that if your logs come in at 16' instead of 8...
All the loggers cut to100" here in the lake states, it's a paper mill thing from long ago.
@@InTheWoodyard u could request saw mill length.. which is 16+ 8 footers are for the pulp side... it helps that I cut my baged wood at 12" and stove at 16"... gives me less waste at the end..
I think your going to regret not going GREEN on your tractor.
That sounds like something my brother would say! HA!
Stacked all the wood?
What's in the background at th-cam.com/video/kImmc-kdo8U/w-d-xo.html
You are going to need more pallets.
With the hollow logs in Australia they are popular with people who keep the native birds for nesting. Do American birds live in hollow trees?
I'm not sure what you saw in the background? Yes birds do nest in hollow logs here too.
You should toss your cookies.
I prefer to sell them!!
I can't wait to see you use $1 worth of diesel fuel to handle firewood. My back hurts from watching all that work you do.
Work is good for you it's lack of it that is bad for a person!
Functionality ugly 😆
That sounds like a good name for a rock band.