DuraFlame logs as firestarter?

[Bezalel]

Thanks ... yeah I don't think I want to do that on my only miter. But you gave me an idea. I can use my axe. They don't have to be clean-cut slices, do they!

 

[Roospike]

Thanks ... yeah I don't think I want to do that on my only miter. But you gave me an idea. I can use my axe. They don't have to be clean-cut slices, do they!

No , they dont have to be clean cut. I ended up using a cheap miter saw to get more slices per log. Watch your toes with the axe.

 

[My_3_Girls]

Of course, our sponsor and fellow forum participant NW Fuels - sells the Supercedars....and this year with a special hearth.com label on them!

They are scored in 1/2 and start a fire pretty well

Somewhere on this forum, I found that this sponsor asked for people to try some off these. I emailed him, and received them today. Very professional packaging, good looking. I like the olde tyme trademark. I will certainly give some more feedback when I finally get to make a fire!

 

[Martin Strand III]

If you have'em 'round, dry pine cones (made by Mother Nature) make excellent firestarters.

And, you can't beat the price.

Aye,
Marty

Grandma used to say, "A penny saved is a penny earned".