NO MORE COAL DUST!!!!

NO MORE COAL DUST!!!!

PostBy: wenchris On: Mon Oct 15, 2007 11:40 am

Glad to be back. I have gained so much info on this forum over the past 2 years its time for me to give back a little. Having remodeled the living room this past month with lots of white moulding and cabinets had to come up with a way to keep the coal dust down. :idea: Came up with a solution:" Jimmies Long Island Coal Bucket". Instead of pouring from a 5 gal bucket which creates a rush of air and dust the coal has to be placed into the hopper in a gentler fashion. With the Long Island Coal Bucket the rush of air is eliminated, creating no dust. Simple to make: 5 gal. bucket with screw on lid, I used a pool chlorine bucket, a pvc toilet flange 3 or 4 inch, length of 3 or 4 inch dia pvc pipe. Assemble and fill with coal, invert bucket into hopper and slowly draw bucket upward, coal is gently placed into hopper. No rush of air no dust. I know it works with rice coal not sure about other types.
Enjoy.....Jimmy
Patent Pending :)
Last edited by wenchris on Mon Oct 15, 2007 2:06 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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PostBy: beatle78 On: Mon Oct 15, 2007 1:24 pm

I like it!

I'm so lazy I'm not sure if I would take the cover off to fill it up.

Of course where my Stoker is connected it's not living space yet. Once it looks as nice as your room, the wife may require me to use your tool!

Nice job!!!


p.s. I LOVE how neat and professional your hookup on your stoker is. Could you take lots of pics up close and either post them or PM them to me???

THANKS!
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PostBy: mgambuzza On: Tue Oct 16, 2007 5:09 pm

GREAT looking installation!!
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PostBy: Wood'nCoal On: Tue Oct 16, 2007 6:13 pm

Very nice stove installation, and the coal bucket is a great idea. Thanks for sharing it!
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PostBy: cheapheat On: Tue Oct 16, 2007 6:20 pm

I with these guys Jimmy very nice looking setup there and love the built-ins as for the invention nice going I personnally dont need one but if I did Id be making one right now. Jim
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