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why is your wood so close to the wood stove
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you should make a good roring fire out of thin kndling and keep adding mor e in till you fill up the stove for a real hot short burn
should get your shop up to 130 to 150
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nice stove I saw one like it for sale in a Northern tool and equipment magazine recently it looks like its the same brand
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why is your wood so cloase to the stove
it might dry out and catch on fire and burn down the shop
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you should burn a mixs of wood and coal
so your chimney dosent get sooted up a creasoted cloased
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I noticed where someone commented about the stove not having a brick inner liner to hold heat. Even though this stove doesn't have brick inside, You can still keep the heat longer if you add coal to the fire. .. Cool stove btw
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hey if your cold why where only a sleeveless t-shirt
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nice stove but its not good for your guns near that to be heating and cooling all the time
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that is a nice potbelly stove you got there my man,Im working on getting one for the house.
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I don't know exactly how you would do it with a stove like this but if it gets hot too fast and then cools down too fast would it make sense to get some more thermal mass around it?
Something to even out the heat output and store it for longer so you won't be feeding it constantly. Up here most stoves either have a load of bricks or stones surrounding them. Also more fun to brush up against some warm bricks than hot iron. My 0.02€
janevski 2 years ago
Good point
minibulldesign 2 years ago
The only problem with this picture is that the bugs will come out of all that stacked firewood in that warm room. Firewood should not be brought into the house until it is ready to be burnt.
nossful 2 years ago
In Maine there are very few bugs and this wood has none. Most people put 3 or 4 cord of split and dried wood in their heated cellar in the winter with no problem. But in other climates this --I am guessing here---would probably be a problem?
minibulldesign 2 years ago
when you put wood in your pot belly stove do you completly fill it with wood
firewoodguy2009 2 years ago
I usually put in just one or two small short sticks to keep the heat down to a tolerable level. This stove is too big for this small a building--10x24
minibulldesign 2 years ago