Flames too tall?

[CheaperthanYou]

Ok so I am winding if my flames get too high if this is even a problem. When I get a cold or hot reload I start with a full open throttle, let the wood char a bit and then start to throttle down. Sometimes my stove temp will be in the upper 300's. ad the flames will be bright orange and very tall. Is this a problem? This is with smaller stuff to get it going again. I always get worrie that flame is getting in the liner, is that even possible?

I tried searching but maybe I had the wrong words


Thanks again

 

[lopiliberty]

Sometimes those tall bright orange flames coming off the wood is smoke and gases burning as its rising from the wood. I get that a lot. Completely normal. As far as getting flames in the liner I would think you would have to have a very strong draft for that to happen. As long as your baffle is in place with no gaps(assuming its some sort of ceramic board) flames are very unlikely to reach the liner