Quick question:
The stone is heated to 300 degrees, isn't it?
Doesn't that burn through the wood?

Has anyone already tested/used this and could tell me briefly how to make the stone and put it in?

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Quick question:
The stone is heated to 300 degrees, isn't it? 
Doesn't that burn through the wood?

Has anyone already tested/used this and could tell me briefly how to make the stone and put it in?

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Hey Yveshubeli The stone itself does not have an open flame, so it does not burn through the wood (only the wood could become thinner). It is best to put it in with a stove rag (2x-3x) or stove gloves (thick ones). I have another version of a hot stone and it works wonderfully, just preheat the oven and then put the stone in. It's best to try it out because not all stones need the same amount of time to reach the right temperature Greez KingRaven90

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Quick question: The stone is heated to 300 degrees, isn't it? Doesn't that burn through the wood? Has anyone already tested/used this and could tell me briefly how to make the stone and put it in?