Well written sound advice from a veteran woodburner. A must read resource for those new to firewood heat and well seasoned horder alike! As an arborist I have printed and passed this on to many folks in my daily interactions with clients.
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Primer on Woodburning by Backwoods Savage 2014-07-24
The FHC Bible
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Barcroftb
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PA Mountain Man
- 5/5,
I will be making this required reading for all members of our camp, especially the flatlanders! We have a Grandma Bear that gets abused and a lot of wood gets wasted. Thanks Backwoods Savage for putting this out in an easily read and informative style.
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Eric Wanderweg
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Very informative on top of being very well written! Someday when I sell my house I'm going to leave a copy of it on the woodstove for the next owner. It's definitely required reading for anyone starting out in wood heating (or anyone looking to improve on their craft)
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Joe P
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Thanks for taking the time to write this up. Man I've done just about everything wrong. LOL
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RGrant
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Its always a good time to develop good and better habits.
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ReelFaster
- 5/5,
What a great read, and a MUST for anyone new to wood burning. Thank you very much for sharing!
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Deadwood
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Thank you for sharing this information and passing the knowledge along.
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nobody
- 5/5,
If I was in the wood stove business I would barter for the right to print this and make it mandatory reading for my customers. Might even give a test to make sure it was understood. Might alienate some but the rest would have a more pleasant wood burning experience.
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Bourboncask
- 5/5,
I have been burning wood for a couple years now in my fireplace. Looking to get a OWB next year. Overall a great "article" for a Novice (which I consider myself) firewood burner.
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Canadian border VT
- 5/5,
As a resource this is great information! Being from the Northeast I was always told don't burn pine or white birch. Thanks for expanding the knowledge of a rookie. Less than 5 years burn in wood.
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