[Stoves] Fire Stump
Boll, Martin Dr.
boll.bn at t-online.de
Tue Jul 19 14:54:02 CDT 2011
Ron,
To your question:
<6. I wish I had seen how difficult it was to drill the central hole of the
Rocket design.
<Is there a power tool on the market like the chain saw <(but for drilling
holes)?
A "yes-but" answer:
If you make the three asterisk cuts longitudinal through the log, about 2/3
or 3/4 , of the length of the log, there is automatically somehow a central
hole.
To get this type of hole down to bottom, -and not to make high "cake-wedges"
falling apart- Make the same asterisk cuts beginning from bottom, but only
the needed amount of 1/ 4 or 1/3 .
__And__ set the in-cuts precisely in the round __between__ the in-cuts
coming from top. So the log holds together.
The in-cuts from top and from bottom must overlap a little bit, otherwise
there is no central hole running without stop from bottom to top.
My experience with a very dry pine-log last year:
With some wind you get an unsymmetrical burn.
By the thread now I got the idea, one could experiment with aluminium-foil,
partly wrapped round the log. - Many different manners possible-.
Happy camp-fire experiments
Martin
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