Saturday, April 12, 2025

Now there's a nice heat sink

 


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  1. Are there more pictures of that house/cabin?

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    1. Needs an 82" flat screen right slap in the middle above the firebox lol

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  2. that is a hell of a lot of work. my Dad built fireplaces for years. thousands of them for rich people. he did only a handful in dry stone like that one. why ?
    takes too long and you have to fit every stone just right and there is a lot of concrete/motor behind that stone face too.
    and the fire box is made of fire brick and so is the "smoke stop" that the cast iron damper sits on. someone spent a few weeks to a month doing that.

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  3. Built ours all inside so all the radiant heat warms the house most of the night, though its a dual draft, a wood stove provides all night warmth, really evens out the heat in the house once the chimney starts shedding energy. Both running helps for the coldest weather. Besides its just beautiful, we used river rolled granite stones, lots a colors and shapes, a piece of art, guy who built it for us.

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  4. Nothing but reverent respect for that kind of talent and effort.

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  5. That stonework isn't bad but I had a family out of Gatlinburg, TN and two brothers
    out of Knoxville who made that look shabby. But ,damn, that's hard painstaking work.
    Bubbarust

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  6. That is shabby work. Amateur hour.
    My pal Leon would do far better than that.
    Always in demand, he charged $50/hr back in the 1990s.
    Compare his work to this waste of effort would be night and day.

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