freetown fred wrote:Nice ma. A lil added safety with those screws in the seam will serve you well.
Kinda' like the high temp aluminum tape I put on the other stoves pipe joints. Daddy's little helper I might not need it but I sleep better.
Makin' Room for the New Stove!
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michaelanthony
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Kinda' like the high temp aluminum tape I put on the other stoves pipe joints. Daddy's little helper I might not need it but I sleep better.
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michaelanthony
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- Hand Fed Coal Stove: Vigilant 2310, gold marc box stove
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- Baseburners & Antiques: Home Sparkle 12
- Coal Size/Type: 'nut
- Other Heating: Fujitsu mini split, FHA oil furnace
If I had the dough I would go get it for you and meet you in Mass. when I visit Mom, but just got laid off for a couple months and the timing couldn't be worse!dcrane wrote:
yep... its going to be great!
I just meant that I love to remember things about my dad and when I see people like you and me busting apart existing hearths or busting open vents above a fireplace opening, etc. it makes me remember my dad spending months measuring every hearth and fireplace along the east coast trying to make the perfect living room coal stove for "todays" houses & families ("today" seems to remain "today" 30+ years later every time I see someone busting apart hearths and placing stoves in the middle of the living floor)... your going to do fine and we look forward to the pics with the lights off :punk:
and that referral was a winner (i hope he gets it, if I had any money at all I would have made that trip myself because its a bargain for sure).
