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And a big advantage is that in this way the wood is kept far from the ground and dry.

Great stuff!!

Excellent use of brain power

Comme quoi avec peu de matériaux on fait de belles choses

Una bellissima idea 👍👍

Do you know what 4' long looks like??? About 2' shorter than yours 😂😂😂

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Wow. That amount of wood will last at least two days.

For 50 bucks I will push them to the corner and go buy some steaks

Clever !

Amazing idea 💡

Умная вещь

Teknik yg bagus

We can add a extra ladder to make it 6 tote across

I had one installed on my 22 foot Grady white. I’m up in the Pacific Northwest. It goes through less than 4 L a day depending on what temperature setting you have it on I think it was a good investment

Geez something that I can actually use and is helpful . Thanks for sharing .

I didnt know they were that cheap

the method using a single cement block is unstable and at the height shown dangerous the double block is much more stable - still shouldn't be any taller than the 4 foot or so shown ( using 2 x 6 - 72 inches long ) using more cement blocks would work fine but you should put another 2 x 6 across the blocks - this keeps the weight of the wood holding the blocks down and keeping the force evenly across the blocks - the longer it gets, the more unstable it is sideways ( not end to end ) and more prone to tipping sideways the reason it all works is the weight force of the wood is interlocking and being spread across the entire area IF you stack and unstack the pile evenly - using 12 x 16 blocks would be much more stable than 8 x 16 blocks ( I wouldn't ever use 8 x 16 )

Sprytne😊

Espectacular gracias por compartir 😊😊

Your video is by far the best video on how to build these ! You explain everything clearly, simply and give good measurements ! Great job and Thank You !! 2:30

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Really creative, please praise🎉🎉🎉

Why

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They just lie there?

TOTAL COST?

Why not orientate the totes long ways to sabe space

DC fuse ? Does the heater shut down at some particular low voltage?

Or turn it upside down and stack it like a triangle. Same thing 🙄

I want to build this and you explained it very well. Thank you

Cool

Genius !! 😮😊

Что значит , хозяин в доме с головой !

Băă, ești cu muia ?! Începi cu un singur bloc, și varianta pare funcțională ... și la final clădești pe două blocuri nefixate intre ele, vrei să vezi proștii cum pun botu', sau ce ?! 🖕🖕🖕

Hope for no rain

Great idea - and it looks nice too!

Y’all must have 1.5 days of winter

I have a big wood shed out of the weather when I need it I put on back porch which is covered n boxes in

They are cement blocks. Cinder blocks haven't been made for maybe 100 years.

Dont you love it when one of the basic statements he makes is bullshit. A engineer would just shake his head. This thing is so unstable it could fall on a pet or small child and kill them. The block is only 7.5 inches deep and the firewood is at least twice as long. Dumbass bullshit. How about just cross stacking the ends of the rows

Magari anche 2 ferri a U x tenere uniti i blocchi di cemento alla base della struttura.

Great tips.Walls are looking fantastic, well done you. Thanks for sharing ❤

Wow,excellent,im gonna build it

Wow

Cool. What did you think about it?

No thanks

Or you can throw a couple of pressure treated 2x4s on the ground and stack the wood on top like has been done since the beginning of time (minus the pressure treated). Over-complicating a simple thing.

That's a really nice build.

Until the ground starts shaking