Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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They make a fan that you set on your burner and the heat causes the fan blades to rotate.
Caframo ecofan. They are made near me.
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Caframo ecofan. They are made near me.
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Ecofans - they use a TEG to generate a watt or 3, enough to turn afan. Cheap ones on amazon/eba etc for about £30 ....they seem as good as the expensive ones for 3 times that (I have one of each). or get a lovely Stirling engined fan...taller so you need more space, and cost nore like £250, but ooooo so beautiul. If i had a tall enough fireplace I'd have a Stirling engined fan!
Woodchip, I agree with Jeff, you seem to be past the limit of your stove. You either need a second stove or a bigger stove.
Steve, yay! glad to hear you are feeling better! did i read that right though...minus 40? F? what's that in real units? on second thought...its Damn cold and that's all i need to know! I'm glad we don't get that in London. We are having a 'cold spell' over night lows of about freezing to -1C...its fairly typical for the time of year but cycling home from work in sleety wet snow fall tonight euk....now sat between the two ickle stoves both roaring balls out
toasty!
Woodchip, I agree with Jeff, you seem to be past the limit of your stove. You either need a second stove or a bigger stove.
Steve, yay! glad to hear you are feeling better! did i read that right though...minus 40? F? what's that in real units? on second thought...its Damn cold and that's all i need to know! I'm glad we don't get that in London. We are having a 'cold spell' over night lows of about freezing to -1C...its fairly typical for the time of year but cycling home from work in sleety wet snow fall tonight euk....now sat between the two ickle stoves both roaring balls out
toasty!
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Went to my spot today. Decided to much ice to take the truck up so I decided to walk in. 
So off I went with the 490 and fiskars to work on the next two cherries.
Got the first one mostly done and ran out of gas. Should have filled the saw before leaving the truck. Have to go back tomorrow and split what's there and cut the other one
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All I did was blow and plow light fluffy white stuff. It was nice out FWIW!
Big slip due to all the rain this year. Scored this 18” Hickory about 70’ of stem, just in time to season for my new to me Jotul. Hopefully 1 year will be enough!
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Sounds like something Id do! The Fiskars will knock that Cherry apart easily in my experience. Nice stuff.
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I don't weld or I'd give home brewed a try. Have passively been watching used but latest greatest intrigues me if the math works.
Some days I think it would make more sense to pull in a double wide!
Some days I think it would make more sense to pull in a double wide!
Ha! Actually, -40 is the same temperature °F or °C - it's the point where the lines intersect. Cold either way to be sure.
Real nice looking wood there, and looks like some of the old logging roads we have … right on the edge of disaster!
Some of the logging roads near here are so steep, I wonder if they cabled themselves up! Hard to imagine they could just drive up w/o tipping back over!
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The Fiskars pretty much splits anything easy. @Multifaceted has me interested in the axe cord wood challenge so I might try my hand at getting are old craftsman chopper rehung and sharpened and go for it.
My buddy in Virginia just got a 28 x 70 put up on his place for 148k, really nice
Nice score on the "snob" wood. 1 year is pushing to get a good burn out of it. I'm burning some now @14-15% MC and i wish it was a tad drier. I usually C/S/S and top cover on pallets.Big slip due to all the rain this year. Scored this 18” Hickory about 70’ of stem, just in time to season for my new to me Jotul. Hopefully 1 year will be enough!
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I was at a seminar one time, and one of the best lines I heard was similar to that:
"Most people don't have plans that fail, most people have a failure to plan"
Great stuff, IMO!
"Most people don't have plans that fail, most people have a failure to plan"
Great stuff, IMO!
