I think the benefit of using these bricks as an alternative to typical campfire wood is the restrictions a lot of states and campgrounds put on bringing wood in from out of state to prevent the spread of destructive insects and tree disease. This prevents us bringing wood from our home woodpile. This forces campers to buy their campfire wood on-site which is often both expensive and not very well seasoned. Great idea 💡!
I buy them by the skid. They not exactly cheap especially now but they do a great job. Thanks for stopping by the channel and I hope you have a great New Year
Hi Led. I have the bonfire also. To cook on this you need a 48cm grill and that fits perfectly on the top minus the top ring. Perfect bbq when the fire has died down. Great video. 👍🏻
I'd like to see a bit less in the stove, should really keep the wood below the top vent holes... Or at least toward the center of the stove and away from the holes. Also, try lighting these bundles from the top instead of the bottom. This stove design (well the smaller ones at least) is meant to burn form the too to the bottom.
@@led8541 Oh like Aodh I would really like to see it again with a litte less "wood". I'm soo close to buy a Bonfire for my wooden deck. I have a ton of these pellets just sitting.
Hey KP I took mine trout fishing a few weeks ago . It worked perfect l even had it under a 10 x 20 awning. Once it got good and hot there was no smoke and we were toasty.
Hey Mike thanks for stopping by the pellets are pretty cool i even burn them in my wood burning stove . they do a pretty good job with a lot less mess. Have a great week led
i burn them in my wood stove in the uk if i am lucky i can get them 8 bricks for £3 but normally there £4-5. thank you for the video i am looking to buy a solo stove most likely the ranger. i bought a flame genie that burns wood pellets and i love it but another fire pit won’t go a miss
Hey bill thanks for stopping by the channel. The giant pellets do a great job. Ive been thinking about getting a ranger also for when i use my truck camper. I think if would be a great addition for my camping adventures. Thanks again for stopping by the channel and I hope you have a great week led
Just my perspective. I burn random woods from trees my friends cut down. I cut them into bricks of the same size with a chainsaw or reciprocating saw. My fires look about the same.
Hey Darnell i bought them to use in my stove in my house at first and then i bought the solo stove and thought it would be a good video for you tube. I still burn lots of wood in it. thanks for stopping by the channel and have a great week led
Hey Greggy thanks for stopping by the channel I buy the pellets from rural king they get them in every fall and ill buy a whole skid of them i use them in my fireplace and my solo stove. they do a great job with almost no mess Thanks again for stopping by the channel and have a great week led
Hey Mike im sure you could cook on it you would just have to keep the fire small and need a grate to cook on. it is a pretty cool fire pit for sure thanks for watching led
Hey Dpuck they do not . Sorry it took me so long to get back to you ive been recovering from an injury. Thanks for stopping by the channel and have a great week led
Hey AshtangaBoy it did bend and the pop i talked about is when it straightened out ive had several fires in it and it has done the same thing every time thanks for stopping by my channel and have a great rest of the week led
I think the benefit of using these bricks as an alternative to typical campfire wood is the restrictions a lot of states and campgrounds put on bringing wood in from out of state to prevent the spread of destructive insects and tree disease. This prevents us bringing wood from our home woodpile. This forces campers to buy their campfire wood on-site which is often both expensive and not very well seasoned. Great idea 💡!
I buy them by the skid. They not exactly cheap especially now but they do a great job. Thanks for stopping by the channel and I hope you have a great New Year
Hi Led. I have the bonfire also. To cook on this you need a 48cm grill and that fits perfectly on the top minus the top ring. Perfect bbq when the fire has died down. Great video. 👍🏻
Thanks for the info
I'd like to see a bit less in the stove, should really keep the wood below the top vent holes... Or at least toward the center of the stove and away from the holes. Also, try lighting these bundles from the top instead of the bottom. This stove design (well the smaller ones at least) is meant to burn form the too to the bottom.
Hey Haven thanks for stopping by the channel
@@led8541 could you please try doing the video again? Except this time burn from the top down. I think it will work great!
@@led8541 Oh like Aodh I would really like to see it again with a litte less "wood". I'm soo close to buy a Bonfire for my wooden deck. I have a ton of these pellets just sitting.
That’s great. I think those would be great for camping trips as you can store many of those much easier than cordwood. Hoping they’ll ship to Alaska.
Hey KP I took mine trout fishing a few weeks ago . It worked perfect l even had it under a 10 x 20 awning. Once it got good and hot there was no smoke and we were toasty.
I will look for the “green” fuel pellets
Nice job
Hey Mike thanks for stopping by the pellets are pretty cool i even burn them in my wood burning stove . they do a pretty good job with a lot less mess. Have a great week led
i burn them in my wood stove in the uk if i am lucky i can get them 8 bricks for £3 but normally there £4-5. thank you for the video i am looking to buy a solo stove most likely the ranger. i bought a flame genie that burns wood pellets and i love it but another fire pit won’t go a miss
Hey bill thanks for stopping by the channel. The giant pellets do a great job. Ive been thinking about getting a ranger also for when i use my truck camper. I think if would be a great addition for my camping adventures. Thanks again for stopping by the channel and I hope you have a great week led
Just my perspective. I burn random woods from trees my friends cut down. I cut them into bricks of the same size with a chainsaw or reciprocating saw. My fires look about the same.
Hey Darnell i bought them to use in my stove in my house at first and then i bought the solo stove and thought it would be a good video for you tube. I still burn lots of wood in it. thanks for stopping by the channel and have a great week led
Great job frrom you. Enjoyedd a lot. Thanks for sharing. Lets grow together !!
Thanks for watching
Interesting....never heard of this before
Hey Voltron you should try it
I 've never seen those pellets! Be handy in a pinch!
they work great
Do they have them in different wood types? Like Cedar? Dang good fire!
Hey Santee i dont think so i could be wrong thanks for watching
Hi. Great video. I have a solo BF. Where did you find the compressed pellets?
Hey Greggy thanks for stopping by the channel I buy the pellets from rural king they get them in every fall and ill buy a whole skid of them i use them in my fireplace and my solo stove. they do a great job with almost no mess Thanks again for stopping by the channel and have a great week led
led8541 Thanks for info.
I could use these in my small wood stove
What do you buy wood pellets and what the brand name of it?
There is $9 a pack here in nz
Those are pretty neat led. Are they safe to cook on?
Hey Mike im sure you could cook on it you would just have to keep the fire small and need a grate to cook on. it is a pretty cool fire pit for sure thanks for watching led
That is an awesome fire pit. I saw this thing on some instagram add. Do those Gren pellets give off any odor?
Hey Dpuck they do not . Sorry it took me so long to get back to you ive been recovering from an injury. Thanks for stopping by the channel and have a great week led
What are they called
3:59 in the video Green Heat cordwood alternative.
Did it bend the ring on top?
Hey AshtangaBoy it did bend and the pop i talked about is when it straightened out ive had several fires in it and it has done the same thing every time thanks for stopping by my channel and have a great rest of the week led
Where did you get your pot from
From Solo stove
@@led8541 thanks
I the fast forward a lot... so how long did that stay hot?
Hey Randy it burned for hours one bundle of those would be good enough to sit around for a good part of the night thanks for stopping by led
I was wondering how much ash was left after the fire?
Hey Dave there is almost no ash left in the bottom. It literally all burns up. Thanks for stopping by the channel and have a great week. Led
2 hour plus
FIRST!!!!
Hey BATJAC thanks for watching
Your math is a bit off