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Making a Wood Burning Stove (part 4)

Monday, April 9th, 2012

Just a little update on the sideways burning stove for you. The door is now opening and shutting quite nicely – the tensioning latches you can see below will hold the loading chamber door against the glass rope sealing strip (once we put it in). We picked up a few of the latches from e-bay [...]

Making a Wood Burning Stove (part 3)

Friday, March 30th, 2012

Beginning to Weld! Ok so the weather is going bazaarly hot, what better way celebrate than by donning the welding gauntlets, sweaty mask and continuing the sideways-burning, self-loading stove project (see the first instalments if that makes no sense). We get the welding ball rolling by tack welding the primary and secondary burn chambers together. Once [...]

Making a Wood Burning Stove (part 2)

Sunday, March 18th, 2012

With spring in the air, it would be nice to get on with this before we loose all motivation for the joys of a cosy warm wood burning stove. There haven’t been any real objections to the original stove design, so with a tweak here and there it is time to see what happens when [...]

Making a Wood Burning Stove (part 1)

Thursday, February 16th, 2012

We have got to the point where there is no longer a gale blowing through the workshop (yay!): doors are shutting, and fiddly insulation and air tightness detailing is well under way. The obvious next step is to start considering a heat source. Passive solar gain is already in effect – the inside is staying about [...]