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But a person can do well once the outside temp drops down close to -40 below zero !

Any time above freezing it can be stringy and difficult to split since it's similar to a sponge for holding water & not drying out very well .
 
But a person can do well once the outside temp drops down close to -40 below zero !

Any time above freezing it can be stringy and difficult to split since it's similar to a sponge for holding water & not drying out very well .
So how does it break at that temp? It must just grenade all Willy nilly.

Is there any other wood that has no grain? Just knots of mung.
 
Bull pine trees can have a bunch of knots to make it tough to split , some of it can have a twist to the wood grain which doesn't make it split or make planks or lumber with a saw mill .

Ashen or poplar trees are easy to split but make a lot of ash with very little heat or btu's cottonwood burns hot and can burn the pine pitch out of your chimney to help prevent chimney fires .
These are the only ones I've personally used for firewood .
 
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