Burns great. You need to control the air or it will get very hot. 3 small sticks in my Fisher stove last all night. Put it on about 9:30 and still glowing in the morning. I used to cut and sell fence posts but have got too old to do that anymore. Plus a tornado took down a bunch 18 months ago and it is well seasoned now. As far as getting it to start, I built a fire in early November and it has not gone out since. I have cleaned the ashes out once by letting it die down and moving the burning logs over to one side. Very few ashes with black locust. I cut the blocks very short so my old back can pick them up and put on the splitter. Gonna rig me a hoist with a small log tong and a small electric winch I have. Richard in NW SC
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