Nehmo Sergheyev wrote:

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Naturally, a lot of what makes up the pile are short logs. These are an
assortment, but many are a foot in diameter and about two feet long,
thereabouts. Easily, you can pick up thousands of logs with these
dimensions. Is there any possible use for this wood?


Head on over to a.b.p.w and look for "From One, Many" - what you
can do with fire place size split - wait for it
Black Walnut

As a respondent noted, a metal detector is a necessity when
resawing logettes from unknow sources. Fortunately, the
paddle type metal detectors are becoming reasonably priced.

And you don't need a wide blade to turn mini-logs into useable
wood. A 1/2", 3 tpi hook tooth will do the job. A decent,
adjustable to the blade lead angle, fence is a must though.

charlie b