Upside down fire

[kickingfrog]

First I've seen this. Part of the enjoyment of a fire is the maintenance, but what ever floats your boat.

 

[chris.brock]

pretty cool,

that stuff was bone dry though, you could light a fire anyway you want with that wood

[misfish]

pretty cool,

that stuff was bone dry though, you could light a fire anyway you want with that wood

 

X2

 

But still very cool.

[solopaddler]

Soaking the logs with naptha gas makes the process even more efficient.

[misfish]

At 2:54, what was that? Lighting a burner?

[Christopheraaron]

At 2:54, what was that? Lighting a burner?

Ya, gas burner. One thing I kind of wonder about this method is dealing with wind, building bottom bp certainly helps a bit with that.

Edited May 12, 2014 by Christopher k

[Raf]

Its how I start my wood stove. Works fine

[Gerritt]

Instead of starting a new thread I will add this here. I think this is a neat idea for an outdoor cooker. I could see it expanded to say three burners for outside a cottage etc..

 

 

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[wormdunker]

Do not use concrete blocks! When heated up small pieces of concrete will pop off & fly out similar to sparks from your wood. The pieces are very hot & they hurt!