32 here, 71 in the house. Burning cherry and oak bits & pieces. Trying to decide if I should let fire go out ... my solar gain crystal ball is...
Had me fooled; I thought you were done for the day. Obviously, I underestimated your spirit! Way to go. Must be quite a difference from an open...
:popcorn: Love these live events, but the waiting is killing me! Can you stream the install?
38 and sunny here. Big solar gain day for me; already 73 inside. Letting the current load of cherry burn itself out
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No wood cutting/splitting/stacking until January for me. My weekend goals: install window film (love results but not thrilled with the task) cut...
Interesting. Have not seen this in mine. Seems like the old 201 design might do this as the combustor is located on the left side. I had not...
A gift from the wood gods! If that were in my area, I'd be driving by and filling up my trunk as often as possible. Any of that you burn just...
Are you talking about flames moving in a left to right pattern or the wood burning down in a left to right pattern? Any pictures of this process...
Yep. All the good talk about WS service has been spot on in my experience.
Yep, still in my trial period and can send it back until Dec 31st if I don't like it. I'm going to create a thread with my early observations in...
I'm using gasket, but without cement or silicone to hold it in place. Have been fighting a small smoke leak for about a month and only a week ago...
Good work! Love the smell of freshly sawed red oak. I can see why you ran out of gas; getting those big ones in the cart takes some effort.
I'm going commando style with my door gasket at the moment ... :bug:... until Saturday. Hope that is not TMI. :)
Here is my setup: Stove: Woodstock Fireview, ~ 2.2 cf firebox, Max 55,000 BTU/hr (Fireview Catalytic) Stove Location: living room corner install...
Listen to the chorus here and here ... [MEDIA]
That does sound pretty ideal; I'd like to try that too ... in my next life I guess :D . What kind of OWB and how many cords/year?
I use the Rutland Safe Lite fire starters ($1.99 for 24 @ TSC) using a top down approach. With my old stove, I needed to start a fire every day...
bogydave, I noticed something for the first time in your pictures. The plywood squares and knotted rope looks like a good technique for keeping...
Dang! Impressive burn times and great heat too. I remember looking at a Lopi when I was stove shopping, but like so many stoves was ruled out as...
