Surprisingly well. About 2.5 cords so far, not a primary source of heat, but one heck of a way to bolster the oil heat, house is larger than most, but it sure makes a difference. The last harsh winter we had, I burned 6 cord, most I've ever used in a season through this stove.
Past 2 weekends I was able to split some well seasoned blocks that were under cover and keep my supply ahead of demand. Sure do enjoy it too. My office at work, darned feet get cold all day during the winter. First thing I want to do is stoke that fire and enjoy that heat downstairs when I get home. The bitter cold snap we had was something, I kept a fire going non stop, minus a clean out. Stoke at 6 AM and load it up, 12:30 or so again when home for lunch, then 5:30, and before turning in. I save my oak, locust and better hardwoods for times when I need coals the most to make re-firing easy. Often times I'll use un-split logs, round gnarly black cherry will burn a very long time, get you through until you can reload.
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