How Do You Start When Cold (no coals)?

[Coal Reaper]

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been busy with life, finally had a chance to put this together. there is about twice as many coals than i usually have. it had been low on the amount of coals left after a burn this week since i cleaned it last so yesterday I turned the fan shutoff temp a little higher, too high. excuse the chitty camera skills. this did take a little longer than normal due to not only juggling the camera, but my son as well. he just wants to get right in and do everything dad does.

 

[arngnick]

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been busy with life, finally had a chance to put this together. there is about twice as many coals than i usually have. it had been low on the amount of coals left after a burn this week since i cleaned it last so yesterday I turned the fan shutoff temp a little higher, too high. excuse the chitty camera skills. this did take a little longer than normal due to not only juggling the camera, but my son as well. he just wants to get right in and do everything dad does.

Love my vedolux!!

 

[BrotherBart]

Try a chunk of Super Cedar and you will never go back.

 

[GENECOP]

We have a Pallet company around the corner, they discard hardwood blocks mostly, one milk crate of blocks on bottom, one dura flame starter, 6-7 blocks on top, followed by splits, then rounds, light, walk away......

 

[fuelfarmer]

I click on the box with the green check mark.

 

[Karl_northwind]

THAT IS HOW ITS DONE

Is that the new Froeling automatic lighting system?

 

[skfire]

Is that the new Froeling automatic lighting system?

I especially like the twin build in bladder tanks....

 

[Woodman37]

I use those fire starter sticks available at any store. Take one break it in half light it put one in front and one in rear of firebox. From there I stack small dry splits cross ways to allow for air flow. Then usually by the time I go upstairs for another beer she's flaming up pretty good.