Truth? I'm lazy. I hate handling the wood more'n I have to. My plan is to load dozens of these crates as I cut and put them on flat racks in the shed. I set one or two right next to the burner and empty them. Once they're empty, I change them for a new one (every 4-7 days, depending on temp and wood cut). That way I handle the wood twice - once when I cut and split, and once when I toss it in.
No carrying it 20, 30, 40 feet as the pile gets used.
No beating the bottom layer with another stick or maul to knock it loose from the frozen ground.
No moisture wicking into the wood from setting on the ground.
No big balls of frozen dirt that have to be knocked off before tossing into the stove.
No rotten pallets that were used to try to keep the wood from wicking moisture or freezing to the ground.
OWBs are great for lots of reasons, but they do come with their own set of disadvantages.
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