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Most fire tool sets we've seen are designed for use in fireplaces, not wood stoves. As wood stove users, we have several problems with fireplace tool sets: | |
| * The tools are too flimsy. Fireplaces typically don't see much use, so fireplace tool sets are designed more for looks than function. Our woodstove fire needs tending every day: we want stout tools that won't bend, break or come apart, with handles that don't come unscrewed when we're trying to get some sideways torque with the shovel or poker. |
| * The pokers are dumb. Whoever came up with the traditional "Medieval Weapon" fireplace poker design wasn't working inside a small firebox. The pike thingy sticking out the end is useless, and gets in the way. |
| * The shafts are too long. Wood stove fireboxes are much smaller than fireplaces, and with a fireplace-length tool set, it can feel like you're trying to tend your fire from the front yard. And let's face it: fireplace-length tool sets look goofy towering above the average wood stove. |
| * There's no ash rake. At the end of the burn in a wood stove, the ashes and embers all wind up stacked up against the back plate, or whichever plate is on the opposite side from the air intake. The pile needs to be raked flat before the next load of fuelwood is added, and there is no tool for this in the typical fireplace set. |
| For years, we searched in vain for heavy duty fire tool sets with shorter shafts, handles that stay on, a functional poker, a tip-proof stand, and an ash rake. And we finally found them. |
| Standard Features: Pilgrim Wood Stove Tool Sets
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Model: Overall Height: Base Diameter: Tool Length: Shipping Weight: Broom Bristles: | 18000 23" 9" 18" 17 lbs. Natural | 18019 18" 9" 13" 13 lbs. Vinyl |
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