Pretty cool, isn't it? My wife calls them afterburners.I'm now a wood burner. First fire in my new stove. I can't tell you how cool this is. When those secondaries kicked in, it was an awesome sight.
Beautiful. Getting your son to help is the icing on the cake. IMHO making a fire is way up there on the father-son to-do list. You guys will both remember those moments forever.Bag of Hammers, it is a Napoleon 1900. My son helped me split some kindling and layed it out in the stove. Great times. I look forward to years of this.
So, quick question: Is it normal to have no real flame on the splits? It looks like the secondaries are flaming right along with lazy flames (like I read about), but it looks like the wood itself is just smoldering. I'm sure it's being consumed, just looks wierd.
So, quick question: Is it normal to have no real flame on the splits? It looks like the secondaries are flaming right along with lazy flames (like I read about), but it looks like the wood itself is just smoldering. I'm sure it's being consumed, just looks wierd.
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