First fires in the Oslo after the break-in steps

[mikepinto65]

Figured i'd share these. Watching the secondary's really was cool for me as i've never seen them in person before.

The first is right after I turned the air down, and the second is after about an hour of lower air.

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[Todd]

Nice fire. Did you go outside and check your chimney for smoke?

 

[mikepinto65]

Of course, not a spec!
Even when lighting the stove I noticed the the firebox heats up really fast and can get secondary combustion with stove top temps way down.

 

[skinnykid]

Nice, I have the same stove on its way! I am excited!

 

[johnnywarm]

Mike

Will you tell us where you bought your stove??

Thanks John

 

[mikepinto65]

Mike

Will you tell us where you bought your stove??

Thanks John

Preston Trading Post

 

[Bobbin]

Very cool! You are definitely all set for the coming heating season.

 

[Jfk4th]

That is one sharp looking stove Mike, I have always wanted a Jotul. If I ever move I would buy exactly the same one
Bravo!

 

[Pagey]

Great looking stove and a great looking fire. Makes me miss heating season. I am surprised at the cooler weather we've had here in TN the past week. Normally July is mid to upper 90s with high relative humidity. We've been in the mid to upper 80s with low humidity. Once it gets above 80, I'm uncomfortable.

 

[Poult]

Yep, looks really nice! You're going to be really loving it next winter! Good job!

Poult

 

[johnnywarm]

Mike

Will you tell us where you bought your stove??

Thanks John

Preston Trading Post

Thank you

 

[Backroads]

Mike

Will you tell us where you bought your stove??

Thanks John

Preston Trading Post

That's where I got mine too!

 

[WOODBUTCHER]

Hey Mike,
Nice vids, your in Webster eh? I'm about a 1/2 hour south from you in CT.
The burning season will be here before you know it.


WoodButcher

 

[firefighterjake]

Hey Mike,
Nice vids, your in Webster eh? I'm about a 1/2 hour south from you in CT.
The burning season will be here before you know it.


WoodButcher

Heck . . . I've had a few fires in the old woodstove just in the past few weeks with all of the rain and cool weather we've had here in New England . . . one could say the burning season is already here.

 

[Backroads]

I've had a couple fires in the Oslo also...that is if you're counting my wife filling it with candles because she misses watching the flame!(Though she'll never admit to it!)

 

[johnnywarm]

I've had a couple fires in the Oslo also...that is if you're counting my wife filling it with candles because she misses watching the flame!(Though she'll never admit to it!)

:lol:

 

[johnnywarm]

Thanks Mike!! Look at my Sig :coolsmile:

 

[mikepinto65]

Thats great!
Cant wait to see pictures! Did they treat you well at PTP?

 

[johnnywarm]

Thats great!
Cant wait to see pictures! Did they treat you well at PTP?

Nice Place! Eric was nice.

 

[Backroads]

Thats great!
Cant wait to see pictures! Did they treat you well at PTP?

Nice Place! Eric was nice.

+1 IMHO. Very helpful knowledgeable staff.

 

[mikepinto65]

Hey Mike,
Nice vids, your in Webster eh? I'm about a 1/2 hour south from you in CT.
The burning season will be here before you know it.


WoodButcher

Nice, we live on the lake in between Point Breeze and Water Front Marys.
I grew up near Pomfret, in Chaplin. Pretty area but my wife grew up on the lake and wanted to stay.....cant say i blame her, but, I like the woods and farms too.