[AT] Off Topic -- burning wood

[Cecil Bearden]

I remember when we bought our first farm about 57 years ago, the fence 
posts were Bois DÁrc posts about 2-3 inches in diameter. You had to get 
one leg of the fence staple in a crack and hold on to the back of the 
post to drive it in..    Usually the staple would just bend over.  After 
the first winter, Dad figured out that Baling wire held better.  If you 
doubles the wire around the back of the post you could  tighten the 
fence up as you tied it up.  Over the next 10 years we replaced all of 
the fences with steel posts.   There is a pile of those old wooden posts 
still on that place.  They are just as hard now as they were back then!!

Cecil in oKla



On 12/21/2016 6:10 AM, Dean Vinson wrote:
> Don't know whether the pellets would still pop and spark, interesting
> question.   I bet that stuff would beat the heck out of the pellet mill,
> though... hard as a rock!
>
> Dean Vinson
> Saint Paris, OH
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> Mike M wrote:
>> I agree Dean, perfectly safe in a air tight wood stove, only issue I
>> can think of is when you go to reload, it could throw some poppers.
> Wonder how it would do if you ran it through a pelletizer and fed it to a
> pellet stove ?
>
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> Steve W.
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