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I'll admit I'm burning bunks this year from the mill, we get oversized bunks used to deliver loads of veneer from another plant. One time use fir cores 4' long. I zip them into three pieces with my table saw. The saw will just go high enough to cut them, they're spotless, uniform, dry and stack...

Word. I have a little gas splitter but straight grained wood? I'll take that on by hand and I find it easier then lifting or rolling(in vertical split position for the big ones) rounds about. On solid ground and good wood I don't need no splitting block I just have at it.

Pitch is zero concern. Moisture content of the wood itself is the bigger concern. Fir dries great/fast and the more pitch it has the easier it is to light. Lol.

Also little ash in comparison to hardwoods. Nice work as always Reg. A pleasure to watch, thanks for sharing.