Wednesday, October 16, 2024

Warm cabin on a cold day

 


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  1. with decent supply, I could prop my lilly white ass up in there for a few months, no prob

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  2. If you got to run the stove that hard to stay warm the stove pipe needs to be redesigned. It needs to wrap around the room before it exits.

    I have a friend that has a cabin in Alaska. He has an 80 gallon water tank that has a thermostat hooked up to a low flow pump to copper tubing that is wrapped around the stove pipe dumping back into the tank. When the water is at temperature the vents and dampers are set to almost full close on the stove. With a good coal base and full of wood it would last about 11 hours before it needed more wood.

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    1. That's totally worth the effort it took to build

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  3. Those sparks coming out of the chimney are no doubt from them burning cedar wood. You get a LOT of glowing sparks ejected from burning cedar!

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