+- Woodnet Forums (https://forums.woodnet.net)
+-- Thread: Repost of handcrafted firewood (/showthread.php?tid=7308408)
Repost of handcrafted firewood - K. L. McReynolds - 06-27-2016
company
Re: Repost of handcrafted firewood - BillN - 06-27-2016
Artisanal! What cheese to serve that with?
Re: Repost of handcrafted firewood - stav - 06-27-2016
I guess that is why my fires don't turn out that great. I'm not using the proper wood.
Re: Repost of handcrafted firewood - AHill - 06-27-2016
The Festool of Firewood!
Re: Repost of handcrafted firewood - Cecil - 06-27-2016
Now that was good! Why did I not see that one on April 1. Great parody!
Re: Repost of handcrafted firewood - daddo - 06-28-2016
You have to wonder about the warranty.
What if it didn't burn as expected?
Re: Repost of handcrafted firewood - photobug - 06-29-2016
I actually believed it until I watched the video.
Awesome spoof.
Re: Repost of handcrafted firewood - Boatman53 - 06-29-2016
They have been responsible for a couple of others too. One on water, and another on Spam.
Jim
Re: Repost of handcrafted firewood - Steve N - 06-29-2016
If they are actually "selling" this, then once again David Hannum was correct.
Re: Repost of handcrafted firewood - Edwin Hackleman - 06-29-2016
I also take great pride in the firewood that I deliver. Last year I serviced 25 customers. The year before it was 15. In addition, I sell about 600 bundles of firewood for campfires. Each one contains 9 to 10 logs and is twice the size and weight of the commercial stuff people buy at supermarkets and convenience stores. My price per bundle is the same or less.
It's a great hobby, fabulous exercise and very productive. Here is something that few people know: if you gathered 133 lb of wood and burned it, you would produce about one million BTU of heat. It makes no difference what wood species that you burned. Yes, some species burn faster than others, but all produce about the same BTU/lb.