By eHow Home & Garden Editor
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Using logs to provide heat during the winter months takes some time and preparation. If you have access to some timber, you can cut and split your wood yourself. It takes a little practice and muscle power to split wood properly, but soon you'll have a pile of wood split and stacked, so you can sit back and enjoy a toasty fire during those cold months ahead.
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wheelchief said
on 12/11/2007 Wood splits easiest from the root to the branch, ie bottom to top. Counter-intuitive but true. Put your logs tree top (usually thinner) end down and attack the root end. Try it and see!