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The wood burning fireplace in the Lake Quinault lodge has a propane gas manifold under the log fire grate. It burns all the time, with a few 3 foot logs 6 or 8 inches in diameter above the gas. They burn down until another few are added again. I have no idea if the manifold has needed to be...

That's a choice we rejected because the soapstone doesn't get hot enough to cook on, if you wish. Also, quite fragile, like if you accidentally bounce a piece of firewood off it.

The majority of rv/campers in America have a refrigerator that is capable of being propane powered in one of two or three modes.

Our Hearthstone claims to take 20 inch wood, but that is too tight for convenience. I cut to 17-18 inches. I could put a 10 inch diameter piece in if there was nothing but a good bed of coals left, but I can pack it tighter, more wood all together, if I split it to 5-7 inches.

Wouldn't one need to nearly constantly be adding those small bits of wood to the fire? It has always seemed to me that keeping a rocket stove of any variety running would be a near full time job. Is this correct?

Superfluity of wondrous firewood species, Rajan. Envy, have I. Here it's mostly Doug fir, with a much smaller percentage being a mix of bigleaf maple, red alder, bitter cherry, and some smaller hardwoods like cascara and old growth ninebark. Now and then I'll burn some Western hemlock just...

https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/wood-stove-heat.15364/page-30#post-1075318 :D

@Cobleskill Wood studs and sheetrock. Normal interior finish.

@Trains That video is scary af.

That is a great question. And I don't think it has an answer. Edit: to John's last point in his post above Trains.

Same here. We have an embarrassment of resources.

I don't get the same "mileage" :) as @Kaveman from burning coniferous wood, Doug fir almost exclusively. I need to clean creosote from my flue and its rain cap; usually do it in the spring after the heating season is done, but sometimes before that...either way always starting the season with a...

That doesn't count...but we know it's a lotta work to make one. :D

Be prepared for an answer in cubic meters :D.

What a relief! :D

Winner, winner...chicken dinner!!!

If it doesn't, then a little spray from the garden hose before returning indoors will make it so. :P

:dontknow: :D

That is easily remedied, Sean. Take off all your clothes and run around in the yard. Trust me, it'll work :D.

Yeah, that requires a fire, else the ladies and small tots in the house begin to wail...and that noise makes sleeping SO difficult. :D