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[Woodpecker]

Been real cold here the last couple days. Glad I have the Ideal Steel to keep us warm.

 

[Mad Professor]

Warner with a blower. Never need the blower unless the stoves been out and house is cold.





Cook a lot on the top. Big kettle has hot water for dishes and cooking. Eggs oatmeal bacon and venison.

 

[Mad Professor]

Warner with a blower. Never need the blower unless the stoves been out and house is cold.

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Mortise and tenon woodrack made with ash I milled

 

[Wilhelm]

My shop fully cast iron fireplace, I have an identical one in the house living room.


Ember bedding from an AM to PM long burn.


This is what I have been feeding it, Turkey Oak bark pieces.
I have a couple more buckets full of this junk.

 

[Mad Professor]

Not sure where this one is? Saw it on the web and saved the picture.

 

[Squareground3691]

Red Oak -10 this morning,

 

[CrystalRiver1]

Once again, my cast iron Federal Airtight 288, now pushing 40 years old and operating flawlessly today:
View attachment 447637I bumped up the size of the log holder on the right. Great old stove that keeps on going and going...

Looks Awesome...I love & envy how neat you have everything!

 

[CrystalRiver1]

Not sure where this one is? Saw it on the web and saved the picture.

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AWESOME!
Gotta watch up fer those front teeth when they start a glowing right?

 

[beaglebriar]

My little 2100 Quad plugging away out in the shop. I replaced my old Conestogo hoping to use a lot less wood. There’s also a 4300 in the basement that keeps the house toasty all winter.

 

[Jusgunn3]

Sweet home built in 1986 I believe

 

[J.Noss]

Here's mine, it's a '76 Fisher Stove that was modified my step-dad to have a hot air blower, it simply traps heated air in a channel behind the stove then has cool air blown from a fan underneath up through a zig-zag path and out the top..
I barely ever kick the blower on but once I do, the temperature in the living room starts to rise awful quickly.. he welded that on one day when he had the Stove out at his place when we were doing some repairs in that room, (without telling me that he was gonna do it I might add)
It's hard for me to say wether it helps or not, yeah once it's turned on the temps definitely go up, the problem is that the stone behind it now doesn't get the same kinda heat It used to radiated on it so the stone doesn't get as hot..
So there is a loss in order to have a gain if that makes any sense.. it's not like that Warner W-130-B where it has a blower that takes its heated air from inside the firebox itself.
My step-dad designed his own outdoor boilers, and are a pressurized closed loop system that way outlast and outperform the like Woodmasters or Heatmasters or similar products, I give him all the big knots or ugly pieces I don't burn as well as the species that aren't as good as the Oaks or Locusts or Fruitwoods I like to burn..