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Here's my Quadrafire. Been burning 24/7 for a week straight. Unusual here in Texas.

RIP Steve. Prayers to the family.

Going to fill above mantle with tough and groove cedar beadboard.

Necessity is the mother of invention:yes:. Obviously he needed those pallets :laughing:.:givebeer:

Welcome aboard Bob. Great site. I second on don't go to the CS fourm unless you have deep pockets:envy:. Some of those folks cover their saws with cashmere blankets and hug them :surprised3:. :givebeer:

Good evening Marine5068. Must be tough dealing with those temp swings this time of the year. Have a great weekend. :givebeer:

Good evening flotek. Hope all's well in Pa.. I could get by with a couple of boxes of toothpicks if I only burned below 40 where Im at:yes:. Have a great weekend.:givebeer:

That's funny brenndatomu:laughing:. But oh so true on this end to. But at 60 years old doesn't matter to me as much as it used to:laugh:

Thanks for the replies gentlemen:rock:. With the climate I'm in probably will have to use the propane heat some mornings just to take the chill out. January and February will work for me ok I think. I hate paying for propane :mad:. Sitting outside right now and it's 83 degreeso_O. Im ready to...

Alright folks this is going to be my first full winter heating with wood only. Or let's say mostly. Got a Quad Millennium 2100. Moved into new house at the end of February last year so didn't get to burn much. Only had 3 fires last year so didn't even get a taste of burning any amount of time...

Agree with you zogger. And maybe one more time if a stack falls over while seasoning. :givebeer:

What up Del? Let's resurrect a 10 year old thread:dizzy:. I can't believe how many old posts or on the first page of all the forums.:givebeer:

I here ya Oldman47. I turned 60 this year. And this summer has really zapped me:envy:. I've gotten a lot better with cold the last few years than heat.:givebeer:

Count me in:drinking:. I resemble that whole statement :yes:.:givebeer:

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I here ya tickhound. You have to do it now for the love of doing it and not the hide prices:rock2:. Have a great evening buddy. :givebeer:

Good evening tickhound. What's a good coon hide bring in a good year. I remember Dad trapping in the 80s getting 18 to 20 dollars for a decent one.:givebeer:

I make mine with noodles in a cupcake pan. Put the paper cupcake thingys in the pan add noodles pour in wax about 1/3 to 1/2 full and good to go. Oh yeah don't use the wifes good cupcake pan:(. I have 3 old ones.:givebeer:

Valley you need to lay off the peyote at night:laughing:.:givebeer:

blades and stache nailed it on the head. If it was me, stay small unless you can really hit a homerun money wise . Me and my wife ran a small business for 30 years. Never have I made so much money and never have I spent so much money. Food for thought. Good luck whichever way you choose to...