Hey Dennis, can you post images as thumbnails? It's not like we haven't seen these pics a dozen times already. lol A link to an old post would suffice.
Selling Rangeley and getting Fireview
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Sorry to upset you with a simple picture. You may indeed have seen them but I don't think the OP has and that is the reason for posting.
Not upset. Wasn't sure if you had caught the previous request. In general, with the new forum thumbnails are preferable. It saves us all a lot of scrolling. Double-clicking on the thumbnail will bring up the full sized image.
Sorry that scrolling is such a hard task. Resizing pictures can be too but perhaps the forum would prefer no pictures at all. It just amazes me that the pictures we've posted in the past are now unacceptable. And no, I did not see that request. Can you please direct me to it?
No need to resize, just upload the file and click thumbnail. The nice thing is that allows you to place your text comments in context with the images, like this:
![[Hearth.com] Selling Rangeley and getting Fireview](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/64/64099-a46d886cc5126250d2d31d6df1a7ad74.jpg?hash=vrbzkpzy-j "[Hearth.com] Selling Rangeley and getting Fireview")
Double-click on the image to see full sized.
This was the thread I was referring to. Perhaps it was missed:
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/looking-to-buy-new-stove.84929/#post-1092212
and a few other times:
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/sugar-maple.85161/#post-1095786
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/my-workhorse-working-in-the-dirt.85045/page-2#post-1095640
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/image-auto-resizing.84937/page-2#post-1093071
This is the new option that makes thumbnails possible:
![[Hearth.com] Selling Rangeley and getting Fireview](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/64/64101-da09fe19c60d1c7d88d31373e7a3bcb0.jpg?hash=iDMxO34fU9 "[Hearth.com] Selling Rangeley and getting Fireview")
Double-click on the image to see full sized.
This was the thread I was referring to. Perhaps it was missed:
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/looking-to-buy-new-stove.84929/#post-1092212
and a few other times:
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/sugar-maple.85161/#post-1095786
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/my-workhorse-working-in-the-dirt.85045/page-2#post-1095640
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/image-auto-resizing.84937/page-2#post-1093071
This is the new option that makes thumbnails possible:
I'd probably call Woodstock and see if that six months starts now or when you start burning it. My guess would be the latter, based on the praise for their customer service.
Did you get their opinion on the two stoves when you were there? I don't think there is THAT much difference in size. I wouldn't be afraid of the Fireview. Being able to run the cat low makes all the difference. I have a 4+ cu ft stove in my 1600 sq ft house.
Did you get their opinion on the two stoves when you were there? I don't think there is THAT much difference in size. I wouldn't be afraid of the Fireview. Being able to run the cat low makes all the difference. I have a 4+ cu ft stove in my 1600 sq ft house.
He has got to be on the payroll, as much as he bloats about them darn rock stoves.
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