Just 3 pieces of Cherry & 1 piece of Red Elm. Should be the last fire for awhile.
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What Is In Your Stove Right Now?
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Nothing in the stove. But a nice bonfire in the back yard. Smells like fall!
Longknife
Burning Hunk
Finally got the chimney buttoned up for my new HT2000 and started curing the paint today while the weather's still relatively warm. Started with some dried out pieces of 2x4 that just came out of the walls during ongoing renos, plus a few off-cuts of rough-cut 1x pine. Add some ash shorts after awhile. The smoke from the paint was pretty heavy but not as bad as I had expected. Had the windows wide open with fans going.
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Gearhead660
Minister of Fire
Longknife
Burning Hunk
Brick faced cinder block. Runs from the basement to the roof. It has 2 clay flues, with the second being for an open hearth on the main floor. This flue has been line with a smooth wall stainless 6" chimney. For some reason the stainless horizontal section coming out of the brick has a negative pitch (it was installed by previous owners), but other than that, it seems to work well.
Longknife
Burning Hunk
I thought I was going to miss my trusty 30 y/o SeeFire, but this this one small fire in the HT convinced me it was $1k well spent.
Grizzerbear
Minister of Fire
I love the ht2000.....just a beauty. The crosscut above is a nice touch too.
A three scrubs of Oak & three pieces of Siberian Elm. Upper 50’s overcast & breezy here. It was 62* on the T-stat when I walked in at 5:15.
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Gearhead660
Minister of Fire
65* when i got home. First fire in the new install. Pine and some more pine.
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MissMac
Minister of Fire
second day with a little morning fire - uglies and end cuts of the jack pine and poplar variety
Gearhead660
Minister of Fire
65 in the house. I was fine, others not so much....
Reason to fire up new stove.
Just stuck in some oak & Siberian Elm, supposed to be 32 tonight. 62* when I came in @ 9:30.
There will be fire tonight and through the weekend. Basswood and hemlock will be on the menu.
Country Living in VA
Member
It was cold last weekend, burned the stove for a few days and let burn out. Restarted last night, although it didn't get too cold outside (low 40's) and didn't hear the blower cut on much. I am burning some unknown wood from a scrounge I got last summer from someone who got gas logs and gave away their small wood pile (with three snakes hiding in the stuff). I will be mixing that with some white oak uglies I got over the summer.
WoodBurnerInWI
Feeling the Heat
I'm already in to the first 24/7 burns of the season this week! And I had evening fires last month which for me is a record for earliest time of year I've had indoor fires! Been burning 1 yr old pine and birch this week, it's been doing great! My house is very warm and my wife needs to open windows during the day. Success!! 
1st fire of the year, some pine and quaking aspen. House is a bit more pleasant.
Burning very clean, it’s been stacked 2 years and was standing dead before that
Got into the upper 30's last night so have a load of pine going to chase out the chill. My 4yr old is loving this. She likes to come out and watch me chop the wood, helps stack it, and always wants to go out and help bring in dry wood.
heavy hammer
Minister of Fire
Riff my 2 girls help me with the wood watching me split and stack it as well. The girls love the heat on those cold days we have had a few days in the 50's with some cold nights and they are asking for a fire already. A few more weeks since it is supposed to warm up this week. For now the furnace works.
I had a Pine fire when I came in today around 5 or after, I'll put another load of Pine in the Liberty before I hit the sleeper tonight.
We had six face cord of White pine up for this year, we'll burn four face this fall and two in the spring. We also have almost three face cord of good hardwood left from last year we never burned because it was a warmer winter overall.
We also have a pellet stove (had it before we bought the woodlot) we burned just over 50 bags last year.
We had six face cord of White pine up for this year, we'll burn four face this fall and two in the spring. We also have almost three face cord of good hardwood left from last year we never burned because it was a warmer winter overall.
We also have a pellet stove (had it before we bought the woodlot) we burned just over 50 bags last year.
The air conditioner was running when I got home tonight.
30F at 5 am here this morning. Stove has been running a couple days. Just put 2 small elm splits in to burn down some coals etc. Sure is nice indoors!
