Stop Splitting Your Wood? Watch This Burn Test (300°F in Minutes)

Описание: Think you're supposed to split wood before you burn it? Think again. In this experiment we test split firewood vs whole rounds — measuring how fast the stove heats up, how hot it gets, and the risks of overfiring. Science (surface area) plays a big role — and the result surprised a lot of viewers.

WHAT YOU'LL SEE:
• Quick lighting and temperature rise with split wood.
• Real-time temperature readings (watch the gauge hit ~300°F).
• Visual demo of sparks, popping, and overfire risk — especially with pine.
• Comparison: fast, hot burn (split wood) vs slow, long-lasting burn (big rounds).
• Practical safety tips so you don't damage your stove.

WHY WATCH:
If you use a wood stove, fireplace, or campfire — this demo shows what actually happens when you choose split firewood over whole rounds. Useful for homeowners, homesteaders, campers, and anyone curious about practical combustion science.

SAFETY NOTE:
Always follow your stove manufacturer's guidelines. Splitting wood increases surface area and can cause fast, intense burns — don’t leave a stove unattended and avoid overloading, especially with resinous woods like pine .
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