BLACK FRIDAY FATWOOD DEAL!!!

[Jotulf3cb]

I just got this email sent to me from kindlin.com ...... it said that website pricing will be changed on Black Friday "Sharing is Caring"

 

[My Oslo heats my home]

appreciate the post

 

[wahoowad]

I too wish to acknowledge the post

 

[Kenster]

I was never sure what 'fatwood' was until I just Googled it. Apparently it's the center cut of certain pine tree stumps and it holds natural resins that are easy to light and burn hot. I make cedar sticks that size out of 3 rail fence posts that I pay about $6 for. One ten inch section of post splits easily into many dozen pencil size sticks and fills a large basket I keep by the stove. Only takes a few to get a cold start going and they are great to flame up the coals in the morning. I can get through the whole winter on one fence post. Heck of a lot cheaper than buying fancy fat wood that I can't believe does a better job.
Fatwood may have a longer burn than the cedar sticks but costwise, I'll keep making my own.

 

[BrotherBart]

They have a shipping calculator in their "shopping cart" so that you can calculate the shipping cost before placing an order.

For me it would be twenty dollars for the sixty pound.

 

[raybonz]

Good deal on the product the shipping cost is another story though...

Ray

 

[kooter]

I checked the website this morning and did not see the price change? Is there a promo code?
thanks

 

[Jotulf3cb]

SORRY ..... BFK50 is the coupon code. Although it says not found the price gets adjusted accordingly

 

[Wooddust]

I was never sure what 'fatwood' was until I just Googled it. Apparently it's the center cut of certain pine tree stumps and it holds natural resins that are easy to light and burn hot. I make cedar sticks that size out of 3 rail fence posts that I pay about $6 for. One ten inch section of post splits easily into many dozen pencil size sticks and fills a large basket I keep by the stove. Only takes a few to get a cold start going and they are great to flame up the coals in the morning. I can get through the whole winter on one fence post. Heck of a lot cheaper than buying fancy fat wood that I can't believe does a better job.
Fatwood may have a longer burn than the cedar sticks but costwise, I'll keep making my own.

I was like that too till I tried fatwood. But then I said I didn't like bourbon till I had good bourbon. Guess it proves that its hard to judge till you have the experience.