🪓 Mingo Firewood Marker — Schrauf's Guides™
No tape measure, no guesswork: roll the wheel, follow the dots, and cut!
Quick Steps:
1) Insert a shaken, inverted marking paint can — don’t spray yourself!
2) Standard wheel marks every 16″ (other wheels: 6/12/14/18/24″).
3) Set the wheel at the log’s end and roll forward steadily — the nozzle sprays automatically as the wheel turns.
4) Keep a smooth pace for even marks; lift when you reach the end of the log.
5) Cut on the marks. Mark all logs first, then cut for a faster rhythm.
1) Insert a shaken, inverted marking paint can — don’t spray yourself!
2) Standard wheel marks every 16″ (other wheels: 6/12/14/18/24″).
3) Set the wheel at the log’s end and roll forward steadily — the nozzle sprays automatically as the wheel turns.
4) Keep a smooth pace for even marks; lift when you reach the end of the log.
5) Cut on the marks. Mark all logs first, then cut for a faster rhythm.
💡 Tip: Mark all your logs first, then cut. Faster rhythm, cleaner stack. Use only inverted marking paint; wipe the nozzle so it doesn’t clog.