That tent in the arctic is probably warmer than my century home in Toronto lol

This post was edited by 18nomaUSEast on Jan 12 2024 10:38am

I don't have trees to burn in the stove but we have abudnsnces of scrap construction lumber and everything gets flown in on pallets everyday here, food stock so lots of scrap to burn in a hot tent stove.

Hope it's great. I know Greenland uses them fairly exclusively for all their polar research. So does Alaska and Outfitters in NU.

This post was edited by SBD on Jan 12 2024 10:44am

Scrap lumber burns so hot and fast

This year I'm going to make contact with some prefab companies and get free off cuts for the entire camping season

But ofc my use case is way different.. I just want to pass out watching a fire.. you'd probably kill for chunky slow burning timber

Yeah, sooty too, it would be ideal to have some slower burning stuff. They make those sawdust blocks for stoves but they cost a fortune to ship. Those would be ideal.

I can't even afford them when cottaging just north of the city... they went way up during the shipping shutdowns

will be my whole damn check after ive paid these bills

I was trying to find some on Canadian Amazon but cant find any. If you know of any on Amazon let me know.

PM for unedited receipts.

$479 plunge router kit because mine shit the bed this week
$20 gas

9+9+14 on pillows
my 45yo pillow exploded the day after, feathers everywhere