For all you with alot of experience what do you find work best in an old coal stove. Small splits or bigger splits or a mix of both?
Best split size for old coal burner
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I was just looking at an old coal stove for my garage. The price was right but I passed. I was thinking I have LOTS of shorts and uglies. Splitt up in nice softball sized pieces they wood be nice in a stove like that, once a good base fire has been established.
Ones made out of coal. 😂
But seriously for wood You are going to want as big as possible in there to reduce the surface area and slow down the burn
But seriously for wood You are going to want as big as possible in there to reduce the surface area and slow down the burn
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