The Science in Building a Perfect Woodstove Fire

This week, Sean explains the science behind building a good woodstove fire, using minimal wood for maximum heat!
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[@LibertyLovingLunatic22]

I love the science behind your explanations.

[@yochisiskindovich5886]

Excellent topic and video to follow, thank you!

[@MyClarissa21]

Best video ever!

[@ADifferentWay]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful!

[@johnkillen588]

i found that splitting into much smaller pieces and backing the air lower volume to be most beneficial. I much reduces the time to dry and the MC of the wood

[@ADifferentWay]

I agree. A little more time splitting can significantly reduce your drying time. I also have a relatively short firebox, which requires me to cut around 14 inches, that helps it to dry quick too.