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Kindling wall is complete!

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Nordic Splitter, Oct 4, 2023.

  1. Nordic Splitter

    Nordic Splitter

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    Love the fact my garage is attached. Every year I load up the side wall with about 2 face cords of kindling... Running 2 stoves it makes life easy!!
     

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    Wow, that’s next level impressive! :thumbs:
     
  3. Eric Wanderweg

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    If I squint my eyes it looks like a giant piece of layered chocolate cake, and I get hungry. :drool:
    If I don't squint and see it for what it is, I drool anyway ;)
     
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    How often do you start a fire in a cold stove?
     
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  5. Nordic Splitter

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    In the main stove (Jotul F600) maybe one time a week. In the second stove ( Castleton Soapstone) just about every other day.
     
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    Thazzalot of kindling.
    All the stacking.
    I just fill a couple of garbage barrels and call it good. :)
     
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    I have to get my yearly kindling yet. Good friend has a wood shop and makes a lot of crafts for a lady to sell. About 2 feed sacks full gets me through the year.
     
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    Seriously beautiful !!
     
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    X2
     
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    Thats alot of kindling! I currently have 3 totes full I probably need 1 more.
     
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    I don’t make any kindling since I got on the 3 year plan. Load the stove with splits, hit it with the propane torch for about a minute, and sit back and enjoy the fire.
     
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    :yes:

    I'm used to an attached garage too, get the stove hot without venturing out in the cold. We rearranged to get splits in our garage too, I thought it would have held more wood. But much better than out in the wind and cold all the time.
     
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    That's a lot of kindlin. And here I thought I did good this year gathering a couple buckets worth of splitter leavings. Usually I just pick stuff off my splits to get some starting wood. There's always some strings and flaps on the pieces. A 1"x1" chunk of fancy city log (duraflame) made with a hatchet to help it along. You can make a lot of 'fire starters' out of one $5 duraflame log, I've found.
     
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  14. Old Nate

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    You are set! For a very LONG time
     
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    That is a lot of work!
     
  16. Nordic Splitter

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    It truly is well worth it though. Just knowing I'm set from now til May gives peace of mind.
     
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    That is a good feeling to know it’s there and done for the season!
     
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