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When is your wood dry? Type of woodDrying timePine, Poplar1 yearBirch, Alder, Ash, Lime tree, Spruce, Willow1.5 yearsBeech, Fruit tree2 yearsOak2.5 years

Green firewood is for the most part easier to split than dry, so try to split the wood as soon as possible after felling trees. And splitting the green wood speeds the process of ?seasoning? (drying out) the firewood, which ensures more efficient burning. Green wood is also easier to saw.

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Log splitters are designed for outdoor use. You can even use them in the rain. Whether it's sunny or raining, though, you should place your log splitter on level ground. Log splitters can fall over when used on sloped or angled ground.

The consensus is that when you are looking to split logs with an axe or maul most wood species will be easier as there is less moisture which means less resistance when cutting.

Dry Wood Is Typically Easier to Split Some, for example, are denser than others, making them more difficult to split. Normally, though, you'll find that dry, seasoned wood is easier to split than wet wood.