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I just got a load of "cut offs" from the local truss company. All 2 x 4 scraps. Some have gotten split up for kindling, some have gone in to kick up the fire. It is good stuff. No problems burning them for me.

That is a great deal. Would love to have a gig like that.. Great job!!! Get it done before the heat of summer kicks in...

Thank you very much. I will do that..

Doing my spring cleaning, chimney, inside the stove etc. Looks like after 2 years I am going to have to replace the fire brick. All but 3 were cracked, and those seem brittle. Anyway, I checked TSC and they are 5 bucks a piece so at 16 bricks, that's 80 bucks. Does that seem right? Are there any...

http://www.arboristsite.com/attachments/firewood-heating-wood-burning-equipment/293439d1367542302t-dsc01595-jpg He cut all that wood and doesn't even look tired.. Ahhhh to be young again...

El Camino x Wood Burning Stove | LoveTomorrowToday I have an El Camino, and a wood stove. Just not sure I want them to go together

Love apple in the wood stove. Burns longer and hotter than most of the oak and ash I burn.

I put up with the heat and cut and split a LOT in the summer, as I can get in an out. Ya it gets sweaty, but nasty days in the winter, like today, I can kick back and enjoy the fire, too, and not worry about running out. I do the same. I actually lost weight last summer, (not a bad thing)...

A friend of mine called me Saturday and asked me if I had any extra seasoned wood. ( he ran out). I reminded him that I have asked him repeatedly to come out and cut with me. I cut up lots of dead and down from my woods this winter that burned just great. (lots left out there too) I asked him to...

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I get them from a local mill. They are white oak, untreated chunks around 10 x10. They charge 15 bucks for all you can load in your pick up, trailer, etc. I have spent 45 bucks the last two years on 3 loads. Once they have seasoned for a bit, they burn great. I will keep some of it on hand as...

Last year on my birthday, 3/17, it was 81 degrees. I too let the wood supply get low in the house thinking we would get a warming trend.. Big mistake. I re loaded on Sunday and I am glad I did. High of 29 here today with 20 mph winds. They are calling for a storm on Sunday night as well. I...

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Very nice! Love that stuff, powersplitting, makes you feel 20 years younger! Agreed. Didn't have any last burning season. This year I have burned quite a bit, plus I have about 10 cords seasoning in stacks, with another 3 plus waiting to be split and stacked. I'm a believer.:rock:

Spring is coming, clean then.. jus sayin..

Good wood! Tip them rounds over sideways to noodle, like 1/4 or less the time and work. I did it the hard way until I became addicted to this site. Great tip!!!

Been doing it since I read that thread. Since it looks like spring may be coming here soon, I am curious as to what my chimney will look like. Since we have 10 cent deposit on our cans here, If it works, it will only cost me about a buck a week to keep it clean. Maybe have to look into a cheaper...

If something can't be controlled, it needs redesigned, rebuilt, or thrown out. I keep telling my wife this, but she ain't buying it...:msp_ohmy:

That is cool.. Stealing your design btw...:rock:

Fiskars rule plain and simple. :rock: