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If i don't cut it on the job then I end up piling it up in my yard and looking at it trying to convince myself that one of these days I'm going to get around to cutting it and mostly I just look at it.

The bottom layer is all crotch wood and off sizes. A circle is great and easier to stack than square. The trick is to stack it so every three or for rows you slant the stack back toward the middle otherwise it falls apart outwards.

Messy is the best if you have space. The more you touch firewood the more it costs

that picture shows how great it is that you only have to stack the outside. the inside is just thrown in. and it still looks good

Honestly no idea. It's my personal pile. I don't sell it.

This is the best way I have found to stack firewood. It's great. Eliminates a lot of handling sorry for the rotation