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Nice work ! And I love the doggo ! 😂. Groov’n tunes as well - Enjoy!

Great video! Ive burnt pine for years in my wood stove. I clean the pipe once a year and the soot ain’t bad at all. It is everywhere out here in California. I dry it down to 15%. I split thicker to slow down the burn and damp down the stove. My burn times are decent.

I burn anywood it just need to be seasoned. Mostly i do pine, spruce and birch mix 😊

Hey man I have this exact same pc and my graphics card went bad the one that came with it Would something like a 1050 work good with this computer? What do you think I should get that would work best with the original power supply because I do not want to change that lol

Cinnamon raisin toast she's a real one...lol

From Quebec Canada , Hey, how many cord you burn in a whinter, My house is 32 by 28 and 2 floor , I burn 15 to 20 ful cord but I only heat whith my wood stove 24 X7 . I juste whant to compair I know you dont have week onder -40 like we have , and I start My stove at the end of august , to june and I cline my cheminey 1 in January .

From Quebec Canada , yes you are right , and I burn when is test 11 or lest never have trouble .

As long it's seasoned u can burn pine

Doing this build in 2024, $650 all in including shipping and tax for everything. Crazy the amount of performance you can get for such little $ now

Yo tengo una mi amigo aquí en chile la madera es un poco dura pero muy buen equipo la oregon de 25 toneladas

I've been running my VC Defiant for about a month now and concur with everything you said. Takes me one to two hours to get it to optimum heat, but thereafter it's easy to keep at optimum and close the damper to get the benefit of the catalytic burner throughout the day. You just have to remember to keep an eye on the temperature gauge and throw in another log when the coals start to burn down a bit. The design will look good in the lounge room all year round, even when there's no lovely warm flame.

Great video!! Pine is Fine!! Seasoned as you recommend !!

Thanks for your video. I’m considering a Dauntless. I have a small cabin w some weird dimensions. 1st floor is 500 square feet with living room having 13 foot high ceilings. There are 2 small bedrooms upstairs , each 100 sq ft. Any thoughts on how this stove might fair in a space like that?

Thank you! I’m always looking out for free firewood - side of road, neighbors, transfer station etc. Someone told me” you can’t burn pine” I replied “really would you burn Pine if your family was cold”. Neighbors know I’m always looking for firewood, sometimes they will joke about it but considering my electrical company sends out one of those usage reports and my heating/electrical bill was 70% less then similar houses in the neighborhood-it’s worth it!

Just purchased this log splitter today. And your videos are what pushed me over the edge. I have been doing a lot of research between the “less expensive “ log splitters and the $4000 higher end splitters. The Briggs and Stratton motor and the Honda motor are the major difference, IMHO. That, and made in America. But all the High End splitters that I have been looking at are made in Canada. So, in a nut shell. Thanks for the videos and I will report back in a years time when I have 6-7 Cord split with my new Oregon. 👍🚜🚜👍

Sweet

I’m tryna get into gta rp I have the same pc but rp is horrible on there should I buy a new one or upgrade my current pc?

Dry wood creates creosote if you don’t give it enough air. Problem with green wood is it requires much more air and even a cracked open stove door to burn properly in some cases. Then most your heat is going up the chimney and not into your house so a waste of wood at best and a future chimney fire at worst.

Thank you for the video, I have the same stove but when I load it front the top I get smoke coming out the top. I am thinking I need the direct vent for the make up air

Great videos-Any complaints with the splitter? Thinking about buying a gently used one.

If your inlet air to the stove is not connected to outside air, you'll feel a draft from your windows. If you connected your air source to the outside you won't. By connecting the fresh air outside you create a positive pressure keeping cold air outside.

in many areas pine and juniper may be the only options. We use pine to start our fires and maybe take the chill out of the air in the mornings. Fires we want to last the night and keep a steady warmth we throw a couple big logs of juniper that will last the night.

I just pocked up a very nice condition Vermont Castings Resolute from the 1980s. Solid cast iron through and through. Came with side retainer grates/warming shelves, everything in good working order, lots of stove tools, and pipe, $500. While it's a traditional stove without secondary burn or catalytic burner they're well built stoves rated for 1600sqft. It's a shame the new VC build quality has declined so much since the buyout. Can't wait to have my chimney installed so i can start heating. Grea up hauling and splitting wood.

I have been heating my house with 90% lodgepole pine for forty years now with no issues. Bark beetle killed trees that dry standing.

Welllll....she did not look that overjoyed having to do the stacking...........🤣🤣🤣🤣

Is this graphics card still good for that pc in 2023? or do you recommend something and could you send the link to that one just to keep it in my list

This was huge help thanks bro ❗️❗️🙌🏽👌🏽👍🏽

At the 5:40 mark that plastic cover you removed drove me nuts when I was trying to install. I didn't know it needed to be removed. LOL. I was like this is too fat to fit in that slot. After a while I realized it was a protective cover. They should of put a pull tab on it.

Still on the stock motherboard?

Nice work 👍

Stacking is the worst part for me, I don't know why. I have to get motivated to do it!!!!

That is wonderful stock you have there. Lots of work! Good to see someone unafraid to use their hands nowadays. Keep it up.

Would a 6600xt work with the Mini 9300 built in psu?

She's perfecting her planting boxes..

Great video ! That's a lot of tough splitting young man you have a good back, as you get older it will take it's tole on your body, Be safe take care of your body man we only have one :) I had to turn to a electric splitter after my back injuries when I was in my 40's this way I can still stay active :)

I’m glad I’m not there only one who uses Christmas wrapping paper year round.

Free is free and better than paying the utility company. Dry wood and frequent cleaning prevent most issues.

Out west they burn mosty pine that's all they have. Plus, its crackling as it burns. As long as we're not burning oil.

Sounded like a master class in wood burning right there. Dry, Dry, Dry . He who burns wet wood will not only have dirty stove and pipe but cold winter.

Have you thought about marking on your pallet the brand of the wood, and the month, and year that you stacked it

Nice work dude. We’ve heated with wood for nearly 40 years. Being in the woods gives me peace. Looks like you enjoy it too. Bless you my brother!

Fallen tree or did someone cut down a tree and leave the wood out for pickup?

Man you making my back hurt bending over like that. Hey I done been there and done that. Good splitting man.

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Nice work! I can relate to your firewood hoarding/ processing problem.. lol

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I got the same splitter. Very happy with it. Your channel just popped up on my feed. Not sure what your all about but I'll subscribe. I'm in Palmer mass.

shoulda gotten thorogoods or red wings man they way better