That is to start burning N/S. My little Englander 13 burns Sooooo much better N/S. I've started bucking the trees I have to cut at smaller lengths. It'll be more cuts and work but I like how the stove performs.
I'm afraid I'm gonna have to do it......
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We're thinking the same thing.
I have about 25 pieces of mixed oak, cherry, and pine 20" - 30" long that is ready to burn, but to long for either stove. As soon as the snow dries off of them, we're going to cut them, and see what happens.
I have about 25 pieces of mixed oak, cherry, and pine 20" - 30" long that is ready to burn, but to long for either stove. As soon as the snow dries off of them, we're going to cut them, and see what happens.
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Trailrated - would you please be more specific? How does the stove perform differentlyN/S vs E/W? Thanks.
I just bought a used 10" Delta Mitre Saw for $30 for the specific purpose of cutting some of my splits & logs from 18" - 20" down to half size for N/S loading as the depth of my firebox is only 14". Makes for much easier loading and eliminates the chance of a log rolling out of the stove when opening the door. I can cut through up to a 4" log with the 10" blade. A thicker log just requires turning the log over and making a second cut. Seems much easier than making shorter cuts with the chain saw.
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