Turns out one of those mini propane bottles is the perfect size for 4" flue pipe to fit over. Notched out a plug for my front vent, welded on the hot plate, and added the chunk I cut out of the front of my stove to the back side for an extra heat shield. 52,67,30,0,C
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That's looking great!
a thing of beauty - if there ever was one!
That's real spiffy John. Way fancier than mine. And I am tickled pink that I might have inspired you just a little bit to give it a try. Can't wait to see it hooked up.
When you made a project, you always do it right. This one is no exception.
You are one talented person.
fire it up !
would you take a picture with you standing beside it. I can't determine just how big this is.
if we're gonna do pictures, I'd like to see how the door hinges were done.
Nice job, John!
I think that could warm the greenhouse
Because the Terlingua Desert climate demands an efficient & very dependable cooling system - and you long ago mastered that! I had no doubts that you could devise a stove to keep you warm for the required few days of cool weather. That stove looks great!
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