The Ten Commandments of Wood Burning

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BrotherBart

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1. Thou shalt not burn wet wood.
2. Thou shalt not covet they neighbor's woodpile.
3 Thou shalt not bear false witness against Vermont Castings and Pacific Energy.


Thou shalt ???
 
[quote author="BrotherBart" date="1263972675"]1. Thou shalt not burn wet wood.
2. Thou shalt not covet they neighbor's woodpile.
3 Thou shalt not bear false witness against Vermont Castings and Pacific Energy.


4 Thou shalt not use any flammable liquids to start a fire in my wood stove
 
Thou shalt not leave the stove door open, walk away and forget. Again.
 
Thou shalt keep a clean chimney.
 
Thou shalt always help thy sisters and brethren in their endeavors with dry wood.

Thou shalt be courteous and respectable to the other "keepers of the temple".

Thou shalt always keep the sister secrets. Oh wait, that's another thread %-P
 
rudysmallfry said:
Thou shalt not light the dog's tail on fire.


LOL !!! I did that, almost. Poor Chester, may he rest in peace.
 
Honor your softwood and your hardwood that your days may be warm upon the land.
 
Thou shalt not keep thy ash can on thy deck.
 
Thou shalt not mistake the Moderators (janitors) for policemen.

Thou shalt not forget that these forums are public and G-rated.

Thou shalt not take fossil's name in vain.
 
fossil said:
Thou shalt not mistake the Moderators (janitors) for policemen.

Thou shalt ignore the above in the case of free meals, fire starters, firewood, new stove models or any other bribes or inducements. Mods enforce a code of conduct. But they have no code of conduct. :coolgrin:
 
precaud said:
There must be something about burning N/S in there...

Thou shalt not cut your firewood to seven inch lengths just so that you can burn N/S in a Jotul F3.
 
BrotherBart said:
precaud said:
There must be something about burning N/S in there...

Thou shalt not cut your firewood to seven inch lengths just so that you can burn N/S in a Jotul F3.

It's 8 inches and they were convenient leftovers from shortening 24" splits. :coolsmile:
 
BrotherBart said:
precaud said:
There must be something about burning N/S in there...

Thou shalt not cut your firewood to seven inch lengths just so that you can burn N/S in a Jotul F3.

But nine inches in a Morso 7110 is okay :coolsmile:
 
myzamboni said:
BrotherBart said:
precaud said:
There must be something about burning N/S in there...

Thou shalt not cut your firewood to seven inch lengths just so that you can burn N/S in a Jotul F3.

It's 8 inches and they were convenient leftovers from shortening 24" splits. :coolsmile:

And that's your story and you're sticking with it? :coolsmirk:
 
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's FEL.
 
Thou shalt not say I burn dry wood while thy glass is black
 
DAKSY said:
Thou shalt not burn false logs, lest thou void thy warranty.

Thou shalt not burn false legs, lest thou suffer the wrath of yee pirates.
 
Thou Shalt Not covet thy neighbor's chainsaw, hydraulic splitter nor horseless transport.

(It is okay to covet Dixie's horses, however.)
 
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