50 Must know heating with firewood tips and tricks for 2019
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- These are my favorite top 50 heating with firewood tips and tricks for 2019. Covering topics such as cutting, splitting, stacking, and burning firewood. Hope this can help. Please share with anyone you think can find this information helpful. Thanks for watching!
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First impression, "what is somebody this young going to teach me".
Well, I'm glad I started watching. By about the first minute I was impressed and at the end I was very much so.
Best 11:00 minutes of tips I've ever seen.
Thank you.
Agreed !! Good job 👍
This guy was very helpful.
man you put out a lot of info in a short time there dude. It took me 70+ yrs. to learn all that.
I had to learn in a few years or I freeze. My mom is 72 and she has arthritis. I had to learn real quick
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Ultimate compliment.
Great video. I have heated with wood for a good part of my 66 years and could not find fault with anything you said.
Great info! I’m a city girl living in the woods. Your tips for things like the welders gloves, carbon monoxide alarms, and moisture meter are great! I “wooda “ never thought of them. Thanks for keeping it concise. I’ve got the attention span of a flea.
City girl living in the woods sounds like every single Hallmark movie ever made. Hope you didn't leave your high paying stressful big city career to be a housewife that sells cupcakes at the farmers market 😳
Great video! I’m an old timer and have been burning wood to heat my home for a very long time. That said, when I saw your vid I thought I’d check it out and see if I’ve missed some new tricks to make things easier. As you went through your presentation, I started checking off your suggestions, yep I do that and yep I know that trick and so on. The BIG difference is that my learning curve was much longer than yours and as a young man I substituted brute strength for wisdom and paid for that in later years. I still fall trees and cut all my fire wood and with my old Geezer buddies we even cut for others in our community that can’t anymore. I hope all the young viewers will take heed to all of your tips as it will make firewood processing much more fun and sustainable over the long run. That’s my two cents for what it’s worth and once again, Great 👍 video!
Siskiyou Woodsmann you wouldn’t happen to.be in Maine would you? My ‘old geezer”.uncle and his buddies also cut wood together.
Siskiyou Woodsman - I was cutting and splitting with a group last year for the first time and it definitely made it way more fun. Especially when we stopped to have a break and lunch. You also know you not the only one sore the following day. LOL
Love your 2 cents!!!
I would guess from your name you're either in Northern California or Southern Oregon
John Flynn , ✔️
I have heated with wood my entire adult life but was still able to learn something new from this video.
One thing i learned now that i am the old guy. Get young people to lift logs on to the splitter. I just work the handle.
Me too!!!!
Of all the firewood videos I've ever watched, this was the most useful one I've ever seen. Subscribed,
ditto
Ditto x2
Ditto x 3
Ditto x4
It's obvious you know your stuff. It's refreshing to see someone on youtube who puts out good useful information.
If you only take one saw to the bush, have an extra bar and chain with you that will fit the saw that you are using. That way if you get the saw bar pinched and can't get it out just undo the pinched bar and put on your extra spare bar and chain to cut out the pinched bar.
Truer words have never been spoken
Great advice. I’ve suggested that to many people over many years.
I use to that then I got 2 saws then 3 saws then 10 saws now I probably have around 50 and a pile of parts . It gets so difficult to try to pick out a couple to use. Then I end with less firewood space. Lol
Such a simple thing that can save you. I feel stupid for never thinking of that
@@jerrodmasters6199 NICE seeing someone with the Fever... I'm now at 12 saws and I can't help studying, window shopping, pricing and drooling of course... Did you stick with one brand or are you a MultiFever Man?
Really great video! Been cutting 40 years and I think you covered everything. If you make another, I thought of one thing. It helps besides flipping your bar, sanding it with metal sand paper with a palm sander, or wood sandpaper works too but, not for long. You want to take that little rough edge that forms on the very outer edge of your bar track. That can make your saw seem not as sharp because it's not smooth slipping through the cut. And I have to say. The video is really good too, how you did it. The speed is great and your timing and you didn't throw in unnecessary verbage. Excellent!!! ;)
Just got my first woodstove. Thank you for all your knowledge, interest and sharing it here.
Eric - The information density in this video is incredible (and I bet the editing effort was too!). I learned a TON from it: door gasket dollar bill test, stovepipe thermometers, climbing vines when felling, and rolling newspaper to name just a few. Thanks!
Thanks again Eric for sharing your knowledge of heating with firewood.
Great video. 21 seconds from the start to when the facts begin, no filler whatsoever, amazing!
Brilliant! This is why RUclips is such a great resource. I learned lots.
Great Video showing all the tips required for wood burners !
Your tips are great. Have been using your three log system for a while now. Works every time.
I've been heating with wood for a few years now. I learned a number of these things on my own. I would have loved to have had this video before I started. I'm going to use some of these tips as I start cutting for next year. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!
Wonderful video as usual. Well worth the time spent to watch it.
Great tips....I had to keep backing up video to get more complete notes. So much info...thanks!
Very good tips and excellent presentation. I continue to find improvements and streamline. Your channel has been a tremendous help too.
Thanks for making this video all this information was VERY HELPFUL 👍🏽👍🏽
Didn’t miss a thing. All excellent reminders. Stay safe and warm.
Really good video. Clear, well paced, helpful visuals. I subscribed.
You really have a lot of good info. Not just on this video, but all of your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Incredible information! Thank you!
Have been cutting wood for my stove for years . these are great tips tx
Excellent, informative, video! Great job!👍
Truly one of the most informative vids that I've watched, no BS
Awesome video. I have a LOT of catching up to do and you taught me some new tricks. Thankyou.
ive been burning wood for 15+ years and learned several things. Thanks for the info!!
Been burning wood on firestove for 20 years and still learned something new. Thankyou
Thank you for making this video, i have implemented a number of these techniques when sawing and chopping today (and got myself a moisture meter)
Here's to a warm and toasty winter 2020
Thanks for the summary, i learned a lot and will make changes this year. Bought a Log Ox, Chaps, and changed my processes.
This going to help me tremendously! And thank you for all the information.
Thank you for sharing this helpful, meaningful info - just getting started with wood heat and appreciate your generosity and sensibleness of your gift.
Great Information. Superb description of the A- Z techniques, tactics and procedures to get get the most out of firewood.
Fantastic tips. Thanks so much. Got our first wood stoves three years ago, and have learned a lot from this.
This is the kind of video I can't wait to comment on! Most useful and practical tips on firewood-I feel excited about starting a wood fire now!
great seeing these again I try not to forget things but a refresher is good thanks
Awesome video. I bought an acreage last year where I heat the house with wood mostly.. this confirmed alot i already knew and added a bunch more. Thank you so much
Great tips! I always look forward to your Wood Heat Wednesdays!
Your advice to your viewers is spot on and excellently arranged. We have been heating with wood since 1986 and have found all of these pointers valuable over the years. Well done!
Awesome video. Thank you. New to wood burning stoves but love the concept. It keeps me busy.
the simple advice makes me feel just silly marking the trailer is priceless and has already added to my production rate many thanks from a new sub,
I like the video and agree with you on the majority of it. Thanks for putting the time in for others to watch and know what to be aware of. Another big thing that I keep an eye on being in a small city is bug control to prevent any unwanted pests. Thanks again!
This was incredibly helpful information. First time woodstove user in MIchigan. Made a list and checking it twice, just in time for 2020 winter!
THIS IS a GREAT informational video!!! “How to” and Informative videos are what drew me to RUclips. Thanks, Tim @ Cliffside Acres
Very informative video. A lot I didn’t know or think about. Really appreciate it. Thank you.
Watched it again as I do a lot of yours. I seem to always still learn something LOL. I’ve shared a lot of your videos also. Thanks again for all you do. Hope your feeling better soon.
These were great tips Eric! I really appreciated how you just kept right on moving through them so I was able to watch the whole thing in one sitting. We are pretty new to burning with wood, and this is also our first winter on our new homestead. So we are learning a lot and I've been giving a lot of thought to systematizing how we handle the wood so and this is also our first winter on our new homestead. So we are learning a lot and I've been giving a lot of thought to systematizing how we handle the wood so we aren't wasting time and energy moving it more times than needed.
Eric. Nice video! You are definately the John Madden of Firewood/wood Stoves! Thank you
Fantastic video! Thanks. Respect from the UK.
Excellent video, been burning for over 40 years still learned a few things.
Awesome video. Things that could be added, but also a few things I didn't think of...so this was very informative.
Best firewood video I’ve ever seen. Well done!
This is by far the best video on RUclips. I really love how you gave tips without spending 20 minutes to explaining everyo e of them.. keep producing videos!
Wow!! Your knowledge of fireplaces and the equipment it takes to run one is amazing! Great job!!
Outstanding video. Easy to understand, live the demonstrations, amazing knowhow, and more. One of the best videos I've seen. Great job!
Excellent video, straight to the point, and chock full of great tips. This is what all how-to RUclips videos should be like.
2019/20 will be my 9th year heating with wood. I learned a few things. Not just from the video but comments too. Thanks!
Great video. Thanks for all the info. Much appreciated.
Thank you so much for making this video! I learned a lot, since I bought my first stove this September in upper Michigan. All the best!
This video is amazingly informational and I am very impressed with the editing 👏 thank u!!!
Thank you. Best wood stove video I’ve watched so far. Love the dampness meter tip. New to wood heating and needed this.
Thank you! A expert with advice is a great help 👌
Great video, best one I have seen about tips for 🪵. Thanks for getting to the point and giving us a video chuck full of information.
Love the fast pace info! So much great advice is one short video with all the links! Thanks so much!!! You have a new subscriber!
This is your absolute best. Well done. Loved it
That Was A Lot Of Work Making That Video, Thank You !!!
Excellent video. I am new to heating with wood and this video provided me with so much valuable information. The web resources we're particularly helpful. Thanks for taking the time.
I've been wood burning since the blizzard of '78. Excellent video! I've been coppicing hedge apple since '92 and round stacking since last year.
Thank you for sharing all this helpful information
Great info, well presented. Thanks!
First time watcher. Appreciate your effort and professionalism.
Best allround video on managing your warmth with wood. Excellent video clip.
You nailed it! Best Practices for wood stoves! You da' Man!
Good job, thanks! Keep ‘em great ideas comin!
Thank you for your time and effort. Very short-and-to-the-point. You are wise beyond your years.
Great video, I never knew about the wood moister tester-using a sled to pull your tools or rounds. There was so much information in this video I will watch it again. Thank You.
Absolutely enough material for a book my friend!! Thanks so much!!!
I've been heating with wood for the last 20 years or so... and I already knew most of this stuff. BUT NOT ALL, for sure!! Great video! Thank you! (Subscribed)
Not only do I appreciate you sharing your knowledge but I love this community of people. There seems to be a real care about learning how to do things better to help one another. Just look at the comments below. Very few, if any negative comments. It's an understood thing that we all are working hard to make this process work and we just want to share better ideas with each other. That's the way it's supposed to be. Your channel helps facilitate that discussion. Thank you and just subscribed!!
ya you really put a lot of beneficial tips into this video, and not just talked about them but showed them. I appreciate the effort you went to to make this video and your very helpful expertise. Thank you
This is the best tip list I've seen! I do a LOT of firewood every year and have for a long time. I think you covered pretty much everything! Excellent!
Thanks so much. That is a lot of helpful information. I have recently purchased an off grid property and heat mainly with wood.
Very good video, clear and to the point !!! Great job, Thanks !!!
Thank you!!! This is nothing short of genius. We just bought a mountain cabin and everything you covered has changed everything for us!!
Iv heated with wood my hole life and i still saw sum good ideas great video.Im happy to see someone who knows what there doing makeing a video
The most informative video I've seen and heard ever
Excellent advice and I started cutting my own wood fifty years ago.
Wow, great video, lots of super useful information. 👍👍💜
Great video and valuable information. Thanks.
Good informative video. Thanks for taking the time to make it!
Awesome recap Eric. I have just got a moisture reader use it a lot now have found some of my wood I thought was dry turned out to be above the 20 percent. Thanks for sharing stay warm and safe.
Thank you! Didn't know about Chipdrop and I just signed up. Free logs! Woohoo!
Excellent video. I will recommend to anyone wanting to heat with wood. Great job!!
Great info on your video. You gave me new knowledge that is gonna make things so much better when i use my wood burning stove.
Thanks, great video.👍
wonderful informative video and presented concisely and professionally.........a lot of thought went into this production........thanks Dr G