Great Idea....I will be trying this next weekend

[klarktx]

Cut the log evenly on both sides so it stands up freely. Then cut it into vertical segments most of the way down the length of the log. Stuff in some newspaper into the cracks as deep as you can get it, leaving a wick at the bottom, and light it up.
That's all there is to it—the log burns from the inside out, and you have a simple, handmade stove.

A few of us ODTers are camping next weekend. I guarantee this will be tried !!

 

[Dwayne5174]

hmmm wonder if this could be my stove for dega next weekend LOL

 

[NWSharpshooter]

Says the two guys who came and got my wood.

 

[Dwayne5174]

LOL and it will be used to keep me nice and warm at home and dega and now maybe even to feed me one day . wonder how long it works ? Looks like it could be a a lil to hot .

 

[NWSharpshooter]

LOL and it will be used to keep me nice and warm at home and dega and now maybe even to feed me one day . wonder how long it works ? Looks like it could be a a lil to hot .

I'm going to try it on the stump tomorrow.

 

[Dwayne5174]

LOL now that would be interesting to watch , may wanna start with the smaller one next to the wifes wood

 

[rOmiLaYu]

Awesome idea! Thanks!

 

[NWSharpshooter]

LOL now that would be interesting to watch , may wanna start with the smaller one next to the wifes wood

Now where is the fun in that?

 

[Dwayne5174]

LOL guess ya need a hugh kettle and a boat paddle then for a log stove that size

 

[NWSharpshooter]

LOL guess ya need a hugh kettle and a boat paddle then for a log stove that size

I just want the stump gone. Rain or shine I'm burning it tomorrow. I have 30 gallons of gasoline and a 500000 btu propane torch, no amount of rain can stop me.