Fat lighter

[b35w]

I don't know why but I love looking for the stuff.


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[Duck cutter]

You ought to see my collection. A buddy of mine used to call me "stump lighterd bandit" I will get one from anywhere. I've pulled them up with tractors, 4wheelers and trucks. I don't just cut the top out. I want the whole thing

[b35w]

You ought to see my collection. A buddy of mine used to call me "stump lighterd bandit" I will get one from anywhere. I've pulled them up with tractors, 4wheelers and trucks. I don't just cut the top out. I want the whole thing

Yeah I wish I had a way to get these out. Was getting what I could with a machete.


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[Calibogue]

I'm a hoarder of fine, quality lighter wood!

[Calibogue]

The best are whole logs that can be cut into 16" blocks...... Splits so pretty!

[b35w]

The best are whole logs that can be cut into 16" blocks...... Splits so pretty!

What's the best way to cut the really big pieces? I know I tried to cut a big step one time with a chainsaw and that didn't work out so well


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[Colin4]

What's the best way to cut the really big pieces? I know I tried to cut a big step one time with a chainsaw and that didn't work out so well


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An axe

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[ecu1984]

The best are whole logs that can be cut into 16" blocks...... Splits so pretty!

I splintered some with a hatchet last night. My wife isn't the best at fire building in the fireplace when I am out of town and this makes it super easy for her.

[Southernduck]

The best are whole logs that can be cut into 16" blocks...... Splits so pretty!

Cut a 30ft tree of solid fat wood into 5ft sections this morning and delivered to the old man. He was mighty happy.

[Mergie Master]

When I was a kid a lot of people used coal or wood for heat. I used to sell fat lighter all the time. I'd cut it into splinters and tie a bundle up with baling wire and sell it to stores. Sometimes I'd trade it at Mr. Dilly's store for shotgun shells. Mr. Dillashaw would give me 3 shells per bundle.

[Smilee]

Just 18" of a 20' log we found behind the house. I bet there is 2-3 cords of fat lighter at granddaddys under the wood shed. Most all the family logged for at some point.

[Duck cutter]

[DRDUCK]

Dayum, hope that pile don't catch a spark

[SOUTHERN WOODS]

I don't burn wood anymore but I still love finding the stuff.

[raybird]

If wealth was based on fat lighter accumulation I would be considered a billionaire

[redfox]

If wealth was based on fat lighter accumulation I would be considered a billionaire

Hell I've probably burned a trillion dollars worth. People always wonder how we build such good fires. 👍

[Strick9]

Yall are a bunch of knot heads

[Palmetto Bug]

I've got a couple 10" dia. x10' logs at the base camp. There are a few more logs scattered around the property that I'll drag up when those are used up.

I cut a 8-10 inch section and split it with a hatchet as needed. Something always makes me take a smell of fresh cut fat lighter.

[higear]

When I was a kid in the sixties, my Popoo had a country store, and we sold a lot of it. We always called it "kindling." I've really never heard it called lighter before. This was in Fountain Inn. Most folks kept a fire in the fireplace and used a lot of coal like Mergie said. The kindling was magic to me, and would start a fire right up!! Hi-Gear


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[CWPINST]

When I was a kid in the sixties, my Popoo had a country store, and we sold a lot of it. We always called it "kindling." I've really never heard it called lighter before. This was in Fountain Inn. Most folks kept a fire in the fireplace and used a lot of coal like Mergie said. The kindling was magic to me, and would start a fire right up!! Hi-Gear


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Kindling and fat lighter are two different things. You use fat lighter to get the kindling going.