Hand Painting Detail on My Kineo Baseburner
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I decided to do the hand painting of the detail on my stove to bring it out better. There was a lot more I could have painted on the base, but I thought that would be overkill. What do you think?
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Looks great. I think you did well to not overdo it though.
Finally we get a picture from a guy who is or was a professional photographer. Nice neat work.
Finally we get a picture from a guy who is or was a professional photographer. Nice neat work.
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That looks awesome!
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Thanks Franco, yes, was professional photographer but just took this photo with my iPhone. LOLfranco b wrote:Looks great. I think you did well to not overdo it though.
Finally we get a picture from a guy who is or was a professional photographer. Nice neat work.
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Thank you Sirmichaelanthony wrote:That looks awesome!
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Thank you Glen. The paint was really hard to work with. The first coat did not cover well but when I did the second coat, it looked like it had black streaks in it. It almost like the second coat of paint was partially removing the first coat even though it was dry. I decided to let the first coat be enough on some of the areas...we will call it antiquing!Glen wrote:Sweet! It looks great. Really brings out the Classy without being too Blingy.
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WOW, very nice indeed !!
being a 17 class Kineo BB is it in the GW #6 range of out put, or more ?
steve
being a 17 class Kineo BB is it in the GW #6 range of out put, or more ?
steve
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It is actually a #15 Kineo and probably more in the range of William's GW #9. It has the suspended fire pot. Last year was my first winter with this stove and was very happy with how well it works. This time of year, you can really dial it down and get low temps and long burn times out of it. This time of year, all that comes out if it is fine ash. When I burn it hotter, you will see more flakes in it but no klinkers like I get in the cook stove or my old Gem Dockash.KingCoal wrote:WOW, very nice indeed !!
being a 17 class Kineo BB is it in the GW #6 range of out put, or more ?
steve
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Looks fantastic Randy !!!!!
Really brings depth to the façade by picking out those details.
Paul
Really brings depth to the façade by picking out those details.
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ah, the mighty GW #9. surely no slouch of a heater, much more capable than it's size suggests.Photog200 wrote:It is actually a #15 Kineo and probably more in the range of William's GW #9. It has the suspended fire pot. Last year was my first winter with this stove and was very happy with how well it works. This time of year, you can really dial it down and get low temps and long burn times out of it. This time of year, all that comes out if it is fine ash. When I burn it hotter, you will see more flakes in it but no klinkers like I get in the cook stove or my old Gem Dockash.KingCoal wrote:WOW, very nice indeed !!
being a 17 class Kineo BB is it in the GW #6 range of out put, or more ?
steve
i would like to see this range of stove working someday.
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Thanks Paul, it really does make the detail look more three dimensional. I am pretty happy with how it turned out.Sunny Boy wrote:Looks fantastic Randy !!!!!
Really brings depth to the façade by picking out those details.
Paul
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@ KingCoal, This stove is not a huge stove but works out well in my 1,000 sq. ft. home. During those really cold days of the polar vortex last year, we had -20° days and with 600° on the barrel, it kept the house nice and warm. I am very happy with the stove.
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