Campfire innovation !

[vkb]

We are receiving RV Life newsletter .. and found a nifty
firelog...which we thought we would pass on ..
called a Swedish Fire Log ... requires cutting with chainsaw, appears.
If you have used this application...we would like to hear from you !

[JamieGeek]

Saw something like that last summer at Home Depot.

When searching for it I found this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeXf6xJJ2fw

and this website:
https://www.onelogfire.com/

[SuperD]

Vkb, and Jamie, thank you for sharing! I've seen and built a lot of campfires but have never seen that before!!!

[gmc]

I'm gonna have to try that as soon as I am back in the same state as my chain saw...

[KNMIB]

They are pretty common at farm stores and home stores. Never used one but will try when we start up again this spring.

[vkb]

Originally Posted by JamieGeek

Saw something like that last summer at Home Depot.

When searching for it I found this video:

and this website:
https://www.onelogfire.com/

THANK YOU Jamie ... bundling a split log or 4 pieces together as the video shows and tying together with wire might be easier ! ... as the video shows.

[vkb]

ANOTHER neat thing that was posted was....
save your toilet paper and paper towel cardboards ...
stuff dryer lint into them....store them in a plastic bag until
you need kindling for a fire...
how many times have we been at a campground scrounging around for something to start a fire !!

[Mr Sunshine]

Have seen these torch logs at a few campground stores. Bought and burned one at a KOA in Minnesota in 2015. The gkids loved it, the carved face made a cool glow as it burned.

[Whirnot]

We have done this a number of times, it works great, just take a log about 10 inch diameter, set it on end, and cut it about 1/3 of the way down into 6 or 8 segments with a chain saw. put some small sticks etc on the end and light it, burns quite a while.

[Whirnot]

Originally Posted by Whirnot

We have done this a number of times, it works great, just take a log about 10 inch diameter, set it on end, and cut it about 1/3 of the way down into 6 or 8 segments with a chain saw. put some small sticks etc on the end and light it, burns quite a while.

Sorry, meant 2/3 of the way down.

[Hikes in Rain]

Best fire to cook over, too. And very economical on wood usage. It's a great invention.