FIREWOOD KINDLING... DO YOU SELL IT?

[@mattwest8071]

Your last 2 videos have been things I have been processing in my head!! Bundles and kindling bundles. I appreciate the variety of videos. I am a hobbyist but want to eventually do full time. I dont want to borrow $ so To get a few acres for a Woodward, I need to make the most with what I have. My wife thinks I'm crazy because our yard is stacked cords 😆. I work a full-time job and cut firewood in spare time. Your advice has separated me already from others in my area. I always enjoy the opportunity to learn, and thank you for sharing life time of wisdom!!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Glad I can help, thanks for watching! Keep cuttin'!

[@JohnLyons-m9s]

Hi Chris, I do separate the kindling, bag it and use it 3 ways. I use it my self, give to a customer who buys a cord or give it to a customer for a referral!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice ideas! I like it ...I like it a lot!

[@mhgodzilla2055]

I am using sugar maple bark as kindling right now. It falls off and I save it for starting and restarting pit and stove. I also look the for splinters to pull off then save them for starting the wood stove just under the bark scraps. Here in central Ohio 2 chords of hardwood heats us when we are home. Furnace resumes overnight and on work days. Like you say wood is exercise with benefits.

[@dougsmith9682]

I provide a free 1 cuft mesh bag of kindling with every face cord purchase. My customers love it for starting their fires and I write my name and phone number on the bag which functions as a business card. The kindling primarily comes from splitting with multiple wedges on the splitter. I also make kindling out of less desirable softer firewood. Have tried selling it as an add on, but not much action.

[@JesseLJohnson]

I have sold some kindling before. Its usually just the small scraps that come off the splitter but I have been getting the bundles of slabs and scraps from mills and some of that stuff is pretty small and perfect for kindling once you cut it. I have seen people using the slabs and running it through a table saw to make it inch wide pieces. I have never done that but I have stacked a bunch of it up on the splitter and ran it through. Probably should have got more slabs and scraps. Last trip I got some real big cherry slabs that were 4-8 inches thick. If you are making kindling its a whole lot easier to get those small slabs and scraps from a mill since a lot of it is already kindling size to begin with just needs to be cut to 16 inch.

[@tim2truk162]

i gather bark that falls off around my wood area, its really dry and thats my fire starter. others may not want that but thats just me. people round here sell bundles like you have with bigger pieces for campfires, lotsa camps around the finger lakes here in NY they get anywheres from 5-8 bucks a bundle.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, here bundles go for $7-8 everywhere.

[@Sugarman1964]

I have a lot cedar trees on my property and it makes the BEST kindling.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, it does that!

[@travisarndt2330]

I do kindling some times I make it its not too bad with decent pine or cedar and the 4 way on the ultra and I just put it in bags and sell it. But I also do pick up the scraps from splitting wood.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, making it and selling it are a lot of work for a little money....we will see!

[@fricknjeep]

hi there good show ,I have tons of kindling .comes off the saw mill . don't really know what to do with it , most the time just throw it in the boiler , , best to all john

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for watching John, glad you enjoyed the video!

[@toddsoutsideagain]

We do kindling and we do make it. It’s a popular add on at our firewood stand. I use all pine so it splits easy. You can make a ton of it fast with a vertical machine! For us it’s just an added perk to make our firewood stand more appealing than buying from the convenience stores. Take care Chris👍🏻👍🏻GNI

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice...I like it!

[@zmaint]

Boxed fatwood sells fairly well, I'd think kindling would too.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, I think so too!

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Not worth the back pain to sort through my splitting slash for kindling. However, if I split into a dump trailer, would be a lot easier to sort out the kindling. If had a vertical splitter, I'd make kindling out of pine.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, you are right about the vertical splitter...it makes a lot of nice kindling!

[@buckinfirewood]

Kindling is a very tedious job.. but it makes so much return that it's worth the effort in the long game

[@Adutchmaningermany]

I make my own firestarters. Sawdust in icecube trays, pour molten candlewax over it. Make about 200 in an hour. Ikea tealights are the cheapest wax to buy here in Germany (I’m from the Netherlands but live in Germany.) Comes right to my question; do you deliver at christmas too or is it just like here that it’s a big no no to do anything businesswise during the holidays? Hope you had a great one by the way.

[@InTheWoodyard]

I delivered 2 loads on the 23rd and have one tomorrow the 27th.... if I do not have family stuff going on I will deliver.

[@jeanpage6669]

Hey i make kindling out of the few softwood like aspen.cottonwood. And any other non-hardwood that happen to get mixed into the load i get Kindling is the way to get best value $$$

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for the info!

[@brendankaempf1642]

I normally will have a couple bundles made up off to the side then if a customer asks about it i will just include a bundle with their order. I dont charge for it, i just chalk it up to promoting my product and customer service.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Very nice!

[@dethmaul]

I love splitting the tamarack i buy. I gonaround and pick up the FREE KINDLING! Arrow straight grain. So easy to tap with a lil axe and make boxes full.

[@InTheWoodyard]

That sounds great!

[@waynetharp]

I have never sold just kindling and just stack it right in with the rest of the wood. So long as you don't put to much in each face cord. Folks generally appreciate having some to start fires with and it helps keep the slash pile under control as well...👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Good idea!

[@antiochman8222]

Perhaps doing the bundling for both firewood and kindling is a good way for a lad to earn some pocket money leaving you to focus on the main bulk sales?

[@InTheWoodyard]

Maybe so!

[@lyleharkness-rv5vf]

With the volume of firewood you do, it would seem to me that kindling wouldn't be profitable unless you had that machine that specifically made kindling such as the one CordKing has come out with 🤷 I suppose that with your clientele that burns more for recreation than heat I may be wrong. Good video, and nice price you are getting for scrap material 👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

We will see!

[@kurtloftfield4537]

If a guy is doing bundle wood, he could include some kindling in each bundle as a value added product and charge a bit more per bundle. Sell them as campfire starter kits.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, I have done that in the past. Thanks Kurt!

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

Like the slash pile. Fill a bucket or 2 or how ever much and bring with order.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice idea!

[@amandadavis9726]

My biggest question is whether the kindling easily start the fire. I’ve tried making it from the slash that I get from Aspen. It doesn’t want to light that easy. It’s been sitting out for since May in IBC tote bladders. I have Spruce and Doug Fir slash available. Haven’t tried those as of yet. I have been using pine recently. It has worked very well. It only takes five seconds to light.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Pine is great kindling...all small split wood is good kindling but the softer the wood the easier it will start.

[@rdk162]

i like the kindling videos

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks...more to come...I hope!

[@jasonpinnix1905]

I am a bit like you busy . I have a few customers I do kindling for and that’s about all I care to do .

[@InTheWoodyard]

I might just make a point of it to make more!

[@roncaron-l1r]

Hi Chris good video everyone love kindling here to (Ty Ron

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Ron!

[@rooster3019]

Split and sasoned hardwoods really do not need kindling since it lights so easily, I use a paper towel tied into a kont and dampened with woodgrain alcochol and never have a fail to start,

[@InTheWoodyard]

Maybe so but not everyone knows how to start a fire as good as you...some need help! I use a small propane torch..fast and easy!

[@garyfox8170]

Need a dump bed conversion for the truck bed!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nope, I have 3 dump trailers I use most of the time. I do not want one of those on my truck, I use it for a lot of other things too.

[@annmariekowalski7505]

I include tinder, kindling and matches in the kits.

[@michaelmullins1290]

If you keep at this wood business. I think you're gonna do alright!

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Kindling is a good addition. I know i could up sell it better, but i don't

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, same here!

[@ralphkearns7600]

I would suggest setting aside 'kindling size' pieces and let them accumulate so that you can take a day and bundle all of it at once. Advertise enough so that they will sell. A side business that is just asking to be done.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, my thoughts too!

[@russellhazzard6936]

I split mine with the intent of it being kindling. I charge for it by the 5g bucket $15.00. It is how I get rid of the Yellow pine that I get.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice...great stuff!

[@markdyballuk]

ah Chris, i don't sell i just collect for my use and I just make kindling as and when I need it, I do a big ikea bag at once and wait until it's getting empty and fill it up again. i tend to use 4x2 and enjoy chopping it up. off out now to do some kindling chopping. sorry I can't help retail wise. all i'd say is I haven't disagreed with ANYTHING you say so I guess it comes down to if it makes sense for you buddy.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Mark...you must balance out my wife then she disagrees with almost everything I say! HAAAAA!

[@markdyballuk]

@@InTheWoodyard balance is everything Chris!

[@edrurup8955]

As I'm sure you know the 16 way and box wedge on the 48C make a ton of what I call slash. I put 2 IBC totes under my firewood tumbler and when they are full I park them off to the side. I tell all of my customers to help themselves to it. Some people take some but not near enough to keep up with the supply. I wish that I had a tub grinder to dump it in to make flower garden mulch. Good video!

[@InTheWoodyard]

That's a great idea for your customers, I might have to start using the kindling as free gifts or maybe just ask how many bundles they want???!

[@paulprosser4108]

Here in the Wales (U.K) Kindling is a big seller. I actually give myself a day on kindling production, that is enough for about 3-4 weeks of sales, dependant on weather. It is a mix of off cuts and waste from firewood production.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice work..and thanks for watching from across the pond!

[@JF-fx2qv]

For myself, kindling is key for me.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for the input!

[@craigwilson9560]

I do not sell kindling. The slash i get off the splits goes in a tote. Indo not put any bark in the totes. Then, i give a bucket to each customer. I dont have the time to just split kindling into bundles. My customers are happy woth it. If i were to sell it, i know it would be a hit. Just the slash isnt the same as precise kindling bundles.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Very nice Sir Craig!

[@tonyseidita5766]

I think you should give the kindling wood business to Gavin. He’d be enthusiastic to clean it all up and wrap it. And he’d make a few bucks for a good work truck.

[@InTheWoodyard]

We will see!

[@InMyBusyLittleShop]

Kindling is good to have… yet you have to consider how much time it takes to sell. People would probably pay more than you think to have it available

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for the info Shopman!!

[@cbmitchell]

Make my own every other day

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice!

[@kurtloftfield4537]

Good morning all, keep your kindling dry. (Your powder too!)

[@InTheWoodyard]

I do keep my kindling dry, it's very important!

[@peterfreeman3317]

I sell the leftover in kindling labeled bags but it barely sells. $10 a bag. If I sold 1/3 cords I’d probably throw in a bundle as a bonus. Value add. It’s in my future plans…..

[@carl27890]

My parents throw out a lot of boxes and Iv thought about saving my cleaner splitter scraps to sell as kindling for gas $, I could have a stand where I live but I’d be worried about it getting stolen, I have a lot of vagrant traffic unfortunately

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, sell it if you can!

[@shawnwilliams7041]

Maybe Berts son can collect the scraps for kindling from the woodyard and bundle them up and make some extra cash

[@cody28h]

We have a cedar mill here in Ontario and I get cedar strips from the edger and I cut them up no splitting required cedar is great stuff for kindling

[@InTheWoodyard]

Cedar is great kindling!!!! I like that idea!

[@thekiltedsawyer]

Hello Chris, I have mills, so kindling is almost over wealming lol $12 per bundle her

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice!!! Thanks!

[@johnpeake4931]

I use my slash and make kindling bundles sell it with bundles for same price

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice!

[@trailblazermatt]

As a buyer of firewood, I've found that you can't really fit a whole face cord in a normal, 6ft. bed.. Maybe an 8 ft. bed. I don't know how many times I've paid for a face cord and they show up with a 6ft. bed level and after stacking it's never a full face cord.. If it's a 6ft bed it must be a heaping load to be close.

[@InTheWoodyard]

It depends on the depth and how high the pile is....also most trucks are not 6 1/2 foot now they are 5 1/2 foot makes a big difference. Mine is always MORE than a face cord.

[@alfredutri4071]

@@InTheWoodyard Remember it is volume measurement not just a linear surface measure. If most pieces thrown in are 17-18-19 inches long you may be getting the honest volume measure, but when stacked it would not be the surface measure of 4'' x 8'.

[@B.E.Greatful]

I sell kindling bundles and also have a free bucket on my roadside stand first time deliveries get a free bundle of kindling and 12 homemade fire starters I also carry strike anywhere matches and bbq lighters

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice work my good man!

[@chadkibbler2521]

I sell $10 a bundle delivered to customers and my wholesale price to resorts and gas stations is $7.50 delivered my kindling bundles are .75 square feet

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice...that is a pretty good price for kindling..especially delivered!

[@mrscuba1693]

I used to just let people get kindling and sawdust from my processor as it was only 20 feet off the main road and I would tell them don't knock on my door just get it many times it would be clean as a whistle around my processor and saved me a lot of time cleaning up was not worth the time to deal with it.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice...smart move my good man!

[@johnkelley-k7w]

GOOD SHOW ,,PS,,YOUR A GOOD MAN,,YOU GOT A GOOD THING GOING,,,IM IN SW,MNWE GOT FREE SNOW,,,LOL,,,

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks a bunch John!

[@jameschandler2776]

I make fire starters and give one to each person that buys firewood. I put wood chips in a carboard egg cartons and pour paraffin over it. Tear it apart and put them in a box. Unless you are a really bad fire builder, they will start anything I sell.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Sounds great!

[@Peachpickin1]

If it’s a side product from the processor, you could have Burt’s son collect it at the end of the day and he could do the wrapping, etc. Then you could just give him a % of the estimated profit.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Maybe so or I could just pay him like I do now!

[@jeffpeters1014]

You’ve got all the material you need in the bottom of your bins, another opportunity for Gavin!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Maybe so!

[@CBeason]

Hey Chris, got an interesting topic potentially for you to talk about I think? So today when I was splitting some wood I noticed some termites inside the log while splitting it. The inside wasn’t eaten wood bad at all so just went ahead and threw the pieces on the pile . I assume they will die off especially this time of year being cold exposed to elements.. I’ve done it many others times and didn’t have my wood ate up. Did I make a mistake? Let me know

[@InTheWoodyard]

I do not know...we do not have termites here...5-6 months of +30--30 will keep them away.

[@CBeason]

@ makes sense didn’t think of the climate being to cold for the termites. Just assumed they were everywhere. They are a problem down South!!

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

Morning Chris. No bundles for me

[@InTheWoodyard]

Hello Larry!

[@enriquepena5206]

Hello Chris do you own a wood chipper and sell wood chips for gardening Orr compost?

[@InTheWoodyard]

The farm has a wood chipper we run on my tractor to get rid of the crap we do not want...no, we do not produce enough to sell.

[@ChrisLascari]

2c will throw those bean counters off. No, i dont do kindling. I barely do firewood. I wish i had more time in the day.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup.....1 cent will throw them off and cause convulsions and the runs!

[@colineassie6864]

Toowoomba Kindling I make it and sell it for $10 for a sack of kindling made from HT pallet wood and also bundles for $2 I only make it in Australia in Toowoomba City Qld Australia autumn winter season I make in a month around $3000-$9000 and I make though spring summer work all year round Christmas and Easter yes it is what I sell.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice!!! Thanks for the input and info!

[@two-strokesmoke7289]

Marketing is key....😁😁😁😁😁

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, always is!

[@j.b.4340]

For me, kindling is as important as firewood. I keep an old trash bin full of it. I don’t live in a cold place, and I don’t make many fires.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice!

[@davidlewis4384]

I’ve been adding 3-4 pieces of cedar kindling to my firewood bundles that I sell in bags. It’s been really popular and sets me apart from other people selling bundles at the same price.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice I like it!

[@DennisYackel]

ask you clients how they start their fires and ask if they would use your kindling

[@InTheWoodyard]

yup!

[@GradyBanyay]

if you have offcuts if you split with an axe does that count as sellable kindling? We give it away for free.

[@alfredutri4071]

Hand splitting results in far less kindling chips than machine splitting.

[@InTheWoodyard]

I suppose so!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, and much more time.

[@DanLey-r6c]

Kindling yes, about 2000 a year😎

[@InTheWoodyard]

Very nice Dan!

[@timrydman-mr5hp]

Nice service to that customer. Nice helping a widow.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks!

[@larryvankirk7423]

Nice video Chris. I make lots of kindling. Some is slash from the splitter, some is intentional split from rounds. Of course I don’t sell kindling or firewood. It ends up being stacked in the drying stacks with the firewood so that as I take firewood out, I also take kindling out. Don’t have to wrap or store separately. If I sold wood like you I would definitely make an effort to sell kindling. I use all kinds of wood for kindling but prefer pine or cedar. GNI

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, I just might have to start selling it!

[@TomBekaert-w5v]

👍👍👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks!!!

[@noenwarrior1]

I'm sure you would have several bundles easily made in a couple hours lol every lil bit counts for the end run!!!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes but a lot of extra work and time for little money is not always smart....we will see!

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

I have been including it in my bundles for over a year now. Boosted my sales by 30%. I have an endless supply from collecting scraps from cabinet shops around me.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice! I am going to have to start doing that! You are my hero!

[@dennisbettis8924]

I dig the good kindling out of my scraps when I clean up around the splitter. I have a good size pallet bin that I toss it in and when people want it I fill a black contractors about half way up and sell it for 20$ a bag. Sometimes I also use it as a sells pitch and offer to throw in a bag of kindling for free to people buying multiple face cords at a time. I have found that most of my clients have gas starters in their fireplaces and don’t wanna mess with the kindling.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for the info Dennis!

[@AtTheWoodshed]

If you want to sell Kindling I think it would be fairly easy for you, The 4 way splitter 8 way 16 way ect seems to make a lot it would just be an extra step but bring your wrapper out and wrap it when its clean up time. I had thought about the 4 way splitter but in your videos there was a lot of kindling size pieces that I don't want and didnt want have to deal with. All of my wood has been tree service wood.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, maybe so!

[@chadm4229]

Morning

[@InTheWoodyard]

Hello!

[@jamesbuchanan7088]

Good morning woodhounds

[@InTheWoodyard]

Good morning!

[@richardwarren9402]

Chris, you are so correct about bean counters/ controllers,

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Richard!

[@carllewis8203]

🎉👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Carl!

[@craigpeterson1736]

I used to sell kindling for $9 a bundle back when I would have to purposely split pieces down. it’s a lot of work! Now I find it’s a natural byproduct of the box wedge. I pick up all the 16” long slivers and bundle them for the standard $5 a bundle. Generally have 3-5 IBC totes worth throughout the year. I haven’t figured out the forces at play when selling in the firewood stand. Sometimes all the standard bundles sell first. Other times there is a run on the kindling. Seems a small percentage of people really like it.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for the input Craig!

[@shaneapplegate1975]

It's always a constant fight when I bring my wife to the woods. Heated arguments. She keeps loading all this kindling into the bed of my truck and I keep telling her big rounds only. What a great problem to have 😁

[@InTheWoodyard]

So she like the small wood???

[@shaneapplegate1975]

@InTheWoodyard typical woman always ignoring the good hardwood 🪵✌️

[@petehendry4756]

I would think 10 bucks a bundel all day long chris .

[@InTheWoodyard]

Maybe so...thanks Pete!

[@B.E.Greatful]

Good morning Petoskey Michigan here Greatest job ever

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, best job I ever had!

[@davidlee7539]

Good morning all! I chopped some Red Alder and found that it chips if your aim is off. I ended up with lots (about three 30-gallon trash barrels) of chips 6-10" long and 2-4" thick. I collected all of this and decided to bag it in 10 lb mesh bags. I offered this as a "gift" to buyers of my wood and my customers really appreciated it. Red Alder is light and starts easily so it makes great fire-starter material. Very windy and rainy in Pacific NW (Vancouver, WA). Maybe there will be lots of trees down and I can pick up some free wood.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Sounds like good customer gift!

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

Good morning Chris the kindling wood people just brought something to pick some up and put it in some brought buckets and others bags some just put in the truck and selling wood to customers the guy before me was strictly by the book me I took care of customers and they were happy called the other person bad names said he should be like me I sold wood liti was supposed to but maybe treated them better than him always happy with me then it gets to the point that they ask when I'm working cause would wait to buy from me I got along good with him people just didn't care for him so must be doing something right when they ask about me so that is true go the little extra makes a difference the owner said I ran the lot so no backlash he made money so was happy and I made a lot of friends thanks for posting Chris was up this morning when it came out so I'm going to bed now hope you had a good Christmas get together with family we sure did and enjoyed it all be waiting for next video thanks again my friend

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks again for the info KEVIN!

[@GregPrince-io1cb]

37°F, drizzling rain and a Muddy mess here in Good ole Ashville Ohio this morning.... have a productive day folks!! Better days a comin...

[@shaneapplegate1975]

Greenville Ohio it's mud season what's up buckeye ✌️😁

[@GregPrince-io1cb]

@shaneapplegate1975 Yep, Turkey day thru April!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Today is the only day you have ...yesterday is gone ...and tomorrow is not guaranteed! Enjoy now!

[@WalterGregory-c6j]

Hi Chris! I sell my kindling for $10.00 each. I don’t make it.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks!

[@jaredb9909]

You are 100% right about the bean counters I work for a service company that was practically a license to print money then we merged with another company got really big and got overrun with middle management that talk about nothing but numbers and it’s been downhill since so if you own a business listen to the man cause he is wise

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, penny pinchers can ruin all the fun and all the sales!

[@roger766]

I don’t specifically sell kindling. I save the small pieces and include them into my bundles so the user can use them to start their fire if needed. I also make fire starters with wax and dryer lint but couldn’t sell them either.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Maybe ask the customers how many bundles of kindling they want with there delivery of wood???

[@upinsmokefirewood]

I don't sell firewood but I took down some cedar split rail fence and made a few kindling bundles. I took some to our rental cabins for guests to get campfires started with and I put some in our house for starting fires in our wood stove. People really use it. I bet it would sell well. Even my wife said "I like those little pieces for getting my fires started"

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, that sounds good..so you are saying your wife like the small wood??

[@upinsmokefirewood]

@@InTheWoodyard She must!

[@briannelson4493]

If you burn wood kindling is a must have, unless you’re using an asphalt burner to light the fire with.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, you are correct!

[@ErnieBurkholder]

You want Fries with that burger? Made Mcdonalds.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup!!!!

[@robertblacksmith4355]

I get free Kiln dried end cuts from a furniture making shop Oak, Maple etc they have alot of kindling I should sell some !

[@InTheWoodyard]

Go for it!

[@anthonylamura8600]

How many miles on that Toyota now ??? LoL !

[@InTheWoodyard]

264k just broke in now!

[@toddschumacker-ex1wd]

I make my own kindling out of red pine. I cut the rounds to 12” and produce small bags of kindling for my roadside stand. Nice add on, may also start including in my bundles.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Good idea!

[@rickrob1277]

I make my own kindling. Usually use the spruce for that. Split it into narrow pieces then split into small pieces. Works great but yea time consuming but is for my own use.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, time is the biggest issue!

[@grofffamilyprojects]

I think kindling is a good idea, if people are buying firewood they may not have a good way to get it started!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, I think you got something there!

[@davidedwards3734]

Never thought about selling kindling, Thanks for the suggestion!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, I should start!! lol

[@saltrock9642]

I don’t sell kindling but lighter pine (fat wood) is in big demand and could sell it with every delivery. Hard enough to find enough for myself. Fun show as always thanks.

[@InTheWoodyard]

I have been thinking about that myself for selling too.

[@johnval8777]

Kindling & bundling sounds like a good side hustle for Gavin to get into that way it frees you up to do other things

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup!

[@jonking8831]

Ive sold 640 bags of kindling so far this year. The majority of my kindling is pine that I make from my sawmill slabs. They are 12 inches long by 1 inch wide and 1 inch thick. Located in Central Maine.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice! thanks for the info!!