Stickburner vs. Wood cookers

[SmokinTexas]

to me they are the same thing...
Stick or Wood to me is the 1/4 log about 24" long you can buy and most any store, I get and use for smoke/heat.
NOT chunks...
am I off base here boys?

[nmayeux]

I believe that they are the same thing, though a lot of people build charcoal baskets for their stick burners. When I split or buy fire wood, I usually will go for a face cord, which is 18" instead of 24". This allows me to manage a smaller fire once the pit is dialed in. Anyway, I like a wood fired pit as it is the link to the original Q!

[SmokinTexas]

I believe that they are the same thing, though a lot of people build charcoal baskets for their stick burners. When I split or buy fire wood, I usually will go for a face cord, which is 18" instead of 24". This allows me to manage a smaller fire once the pit is dialed in. Anyway, I like a wood fired pit as it is the link to the original Q!

i meant to say 18"...oops
you got a huge box there....does the fire burn like that all the time or just when the door opens ?

[Willkat98]

I think in order to properly classify them (hey, this site was created out of Political Correctness ) I think we need to call them like we use them:

Stickburners: burn sticks (must be at least 12" in length and not much wider then a pencil)

Branchburners: burn branchs (again 12"+ with a diameter of 2" or more, but less than 6")

Chunkburners: burn chunks

Logburners: burn logs (6" plus diamter, 12"+ length)

Treeburner: burns 1/4 trees at a time

Sumpburner: burns only Stumps (in fact, Stumps cookers are false advertising, as they do not use stump wood)

I think this pretty much settles it.

Noah, Nice logburner

[Willkat98]

..does the fire burn like that all the time or just when the door opens ?

He's just getting her hot with that propane weed burner you see there

[SmokinTexas]

good way to heat your stick.

[Bbq Bubba]

I think in order to properly classify them (hey, this site was created out of Political Correctness ) I think we need to call them like we use them:

Stickburners: burn sticks (must be at least 12" in length and not much wider then a pencil)

Branchburners: burn branchs (again 12"+ with a diameter of 2" or more, but less than 6")

Chunkburners: burn chunks

Logburners: burn logs (6" plus diamter, 12"+ length)

Treeburner: burns 1/4 trees at a time

Sumpburner: burns only Stumps (in fact, Stumps cookers are false advertising, as they do not use stump wood)

I think this pretty much settles it.

Noah, Nice logburner

Nuff said......

[nmayeux]

He's just getting her hot with that propane weed burner you see there

Pink thong Bill hit her right on the nose! I use the brush burner to get her started, but I close all but one of the vents (leave one about 1/4 open) till she dials in at 225*. The one thing I love about the Lang, is that it takes a very small fire to keep her at temp. Now all I need is a guinea pig...