you want a firewood guy to do math?

I bundle with wrap and sell large bundles $5 can’t keep up with customers just with word of Mouth L & M Firewood

The man says 1.3 but you are stacking them 1or2 inches higher maybe 1.5 . Don't cheat your customers but really don't cheat yourself either.

@@bobm7275 yeah I really think he should be charging more than $5

That's funny: I was doing the same arithmetic in my head and wondering if anyone else would be doing it too.

Wow that’s great! Thanks so much for sharing that…. I wish you continued success and thanks so much for the support

Good idea and convenient.

Awesome. Thanks so much for the sub. Yes we cant cross state lines here in Maryland either. Appreciate the feedback!

That’s awesome. I watch other channels and get ideas from others. I’m so glad that I was able to help someone as well. Happy bundling! Thanks for watching

LOL already doing that. The kids pick them up and we have a drying area. We put them in small clam bags along with a homemade fire starter made from saw dust and wax

Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching

Thanks so much and I appreciate you watching!

Wow that’s great. Sounds like your set up to do very well

Yes I've been very surprised at the response. Thanks for watching as always.

Appreciate the kind words

Yes indeed. That is my new concern lol

Thanks so much Mark. We appreciate the support. Thanks for watching

Thanks so much and welcome to the channel. I appreciate your kind words. I will think about him every day for the rest of my life I’m sure. I’m glad your enjoying the content and I’m thankful for the support

Thanks Toni

Awesome. I’m glad it helped out and good luck to you! Welcome to the channel and thanks so much for taking the time to send a comment.

Thanks for coming along. I’m up in Cecil

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching

That’s great! I have some other videos showing measurements and dimensions if you haven’t seen those. Best of luck to you and the boys!

Thanks Rod

Thank you

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching. Appreciate it.

Appreciate the positive feedback Mark. Have a great day

Lol don’t tell back 40. He’s committed to the bags 😂

@@FirewoodattheFurnace Trust me, I won’t say a thing!! 🤣

Thanks John

Thanks so much

Thanks! I’m glad it was helpful

Here’s another video that might be helpful FIREWOOD BUNDLES EXPLAINED - #52 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNSBZMqlxr2lZX0.html

Thanks Dan. Yes they are a little heavier. I haven’t had any complaints yet. I think the $5 deal offsets the weight maybe? Lol. Thanks for stopping by. Good luck to you on your sales!

Do you have a photo?

@@jeneesmith3216 I can supply a picture right now. How do you want me to send it to you??

Glad it helped you bud

That’s a $12 bundle

I have another video with all the dimensions

@@FirewoodattheFurnace Thanks! I will look it up.

Glad it was helpful and congrats on the new customer! Have you seen the video of me showing dimensions and measurements for mine?

@@FirewoodattheFurnace no but i will.

I live in Florida now this time of the year firewood guys set up along big roads when everyone’s going home. They sell an overloaded wheelbarrow for $20.00, some guys have one or two wheelbarrows and some 5 or 6 ready to go. Sell it while you can because the Democrats are trying to make it illegal.

Thanks. Hope it was helpful

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

Thank you

I might do that. Big difference huh

@@FirewoodattheFurnace Definitely do that. Never miss an opportunity to market your wood.

Awesome. Hope it was helpful for you

Thanks. I think Scheib did that a while back. I think the customers like bags because they are easier to carry but the lower cost has an appeal as well. I think they both have pros and cons

@@FirewoodattheFurnace Yes I remember Scheib making that video but I don’t remember seeing the follow up conclusion. In the bags defense they are very durable! We really like them.

I was thinking wrap with tight twine. Integrate a handle while wrapping and the twine is burnable.

Awesome! Congrats and good luck. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Thanks for subscribing and for the comment!

Thanks Tim. Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment

Thanks so much. I get my hats made by a local shop here where I live. I try to support small businesses whenever I can. Happy thanksgiving to you and yours as well

Thanks 👍

Guys, do you have your own forests or buy wood? I'm thinking should I start it too - I have some forests here in Central Europe, now firewood is crazy expensive, maaaaany people builded holiday houses so there are more and more potential clients.

@@Saeglopur89 some guys buy logs. Some guy gets free wood from their local tree service. Some guys just look on Facebook marketplace. I look on Facebook marketplace within a 25 mile radius. Saw what I need to in their yard and haul it home. Great exercise and some firewood as the result.

I live 150ft off the only two lane highway in my area...I can't ever hear myself think, unless it is 4am! As a side note I was watching your video because KZfaq has been recommending these to me left and right. A month ago a tornado blew down 85% of the mature trees on our 18 acres. I have anywhere from 700 to 900 full cord of wood laying on the ground. Always wanted to do my own firewood business but nobody wants to cut their own trees. Now I have no excuse LOL

yes, the label shows 1 cu. ft. and has my contact email. Thanks for your kind words and for watching.

@@FirewoodattheFurnace a cubic foot is 12 x 12 x 12. You are selling 12 x 12 x 16 which is 1.33 cubic feet.

Oh wow who is this lol

@@FirewoodattheFurnace Scott McAdoo

@@officeroil-amsoil3463 what’s up man. How you been?

@@FirewoodattheFurnace Doing great! When I'm not fighting crime, I'm fighting friction. Mainly helping landscape and tree companies save time and money. We have a lot of wood in Annapolis and my son and I are researching how we could set up a small firewood stand. Came across your page. Great stuff!

It depends how much wood you would be trying to sell. Gotta have plenty of sun and wind to dry the wood as quickly as possible. Take your time and don’t sell your wood too soon. Took me about 10 months before I sold my first piece of firewood. Glad it’s helpful to you!

@@FirewoodattheFurnace Right now I probably have 4 maybe 5 cords dry, split and ready to burn. Mixed hardwoods, I have built this up for my own use, but after seeing what you do I realize it is not much, we only burn about a cord a year. I see my problem will be staging and processing new incoming wood. Thinking I might have to find a farmer who might be willing to rent me a 1/2 acre of their field or something. I am in Maryland too, down south of Annapolis in Calvert County. If I keep this at my house I can see I will need to keep this smaller scale which is why the bundle idea makes sense to me. I have found some tree services who will drop wood every once in awhile but still running the numbers to see if this makes sense to run. I have a truck, a basic splitter and two lower end chain saws. I really appreciate your videos and channel, it has been a huge help. You are a good guy and happy you get your kids into this too. Helping run a business is an invaluable life lesson. Have you had any luck selling bundles to smaller independent hardware and grocery stores? Thanks Again!

Thanks so much and welcome to the channel

Thanks for the feedback. I’ll give that a shot

I designed and ordered them online at vista print.com

Thanks. Not sure where your from but I’ve never seen it that high. I know I’m cheap and will be making an adjustment soon. Fuel prices are crazy for sure. Thanks for watching

Thanks Scott. Yes I’m selling cord wood as well. Check out other videos on the channel. I’ve got more videos on bundling and several on deliveries of cord wood as well