Similar, it's a Swisher brand bucket.
I got out today and spent a little time cleaning up the woods. There is a ton left to do but I'm trying to get an ATV trail cleared so I can make...
Go ahead and pull the trigger on the Timberline Sharpener:dex: they're awesome!
:bug: That really makes the grain pop! I love that step of a project.
:rofl: :lol: That's funny right there now! I appreciate the offer but this place is actually up by Waupaca. Your other reply about letting it...
Ain't that the truth! Whether your talking about trees, rocks, water, airplanes, satellites or people, gravity ALWAYS wins!
I'm afraid you're right.
SAL-LUTE!!:D
This weekend was the first opportunity to walk the woods since a big wind storm a week or so ago. There are several blow downs that need to be...
Great job! I can almost smell it just looking at the picture.
Dude, you've got a little something on your face. :DImpressive tree!
It's WSW of Scandinavia, WI on Peterson Creek. It's a nice little spot. I figured out on this stove that it burns much better with longer burn...
It's 20" to the side and back. It's got good clearance according to the manual. I had to reload about every 5hr but it kept it a little too warm...
I think I'll like this little stove. We closed on the new cabin yesterday so I had to stay in it tonight. Firebox is pretty small but it's doing a...
Ive been using Tanaka for several years and I love it. Seems to burn cleaner and seems to offer more power. That last part may be in my head . I...
I think I saw the same design on Pinterest . [ATTACH] Yours looks great BTW!
Thanks fishingpol. Any idea what kind of burn times I can expect with some 17-19% red oak?
The cabin is only 440sqft plus a loft area. It is a small stove but I think a larger one would run us out of such a small area. I don't foresee us...
My wife and I will be closing in a few weeks on a small cabin and it has a Jotul F100. Anyone on here have any experience with that stove?...
I made mine out of a garden rake. I have a side loader so I had to reconfigure it a little. I would think with a front loader, you could leave it...
