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Post by Qball » Fri. Dec. 24, 2010 11:58 am

freetown fred wrote:yo Q-ball,outstanding set up--she's gotta move the heat real well :) does the cold air return just go out the wall or just stay inside the room???
Cold air duct from a northern room back to the blower on stove. There are pictures in this thread.

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Post by Berlin » Sat. Dec. 25, 2010 9:08 pm

Christmas fireplace coal fire pics. Burning KY lump coal in northern NY. To keep the fire going 24hours, it only requires between 2-3 5 gallon pails of lump coal. This coal is a high BTU (14,000), low ash(4-6%), high volitile free-burning coal (doesn't "bridge" or melt together at all during combustion). It's a joy to burn, bright flames the entire time, lots of heat, and only occasional tending every 4-5 hours (add a lump or two).

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Post by jmbabl81 » Thu. Dec. 30, 2010 5:33 pm

Painter wrote:Heres my stove a Brunco forced air furnace.Im using mostly anthracite and wood.It burns anthracite nut coal very well using the forced draft. Still experimenting and testing bituminous.
Nice Brunco! I have a 150 hope to post pics soon. These things are amazing! I just switched from cord wood to anthracite. Any tips or suggestions? Thanks!!

 
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Post by g350h » Sun. Jan. 02, 2011 1:00 pm

alaska kodiak with homeade hot air jacket, booster fans hooked to a thermostat keep the air moving.next year adding a water coil to run a few baseboards. heating 2650 sq.ft. not including the basement wich is about 1400 where the stove is. first year with it, way better than the oil, new hobby, thanks for all the help with my questions.

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Post by jeremysdemo » Thu. Jan. 06, 2011 9:09 am

OK, so I know it's a bit past the season for greetings...
but funny thing about that, you have to get past the season in order to have pictures of it! :D

Anyway, here are some pics of the O'le Stokermatic doing what it does best, you may notice since my last pics I replaced the cracked glass. :)

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thanx again for all the help in the past years guys!

keep shinin

jerm 8-)

 
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Post by jmbabl81 » Mon. Jan. 24, 2011 10:55 am

Here it is.... a 1984 brunco 150 heating 1800 sq. foot at 74 when it is 11 outside.
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Post by nortcan » Mon. Jan. 24, 2011 6:21 pm

Hi all. Here are the pictures of my Vigilant ll.
Second one: after 12 Hrs burn time
The last one: 10 min. after an 11 pounds reload

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Post by I'm On Fire » Mon. Jan. 24, 2011 9:36 pm

Nortcan,

I still love that stove. So, elegant. Nice job on it. :)

And since I didn't post pics of the DS in this thread.
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Post by nortcan » Mon. Jan. 24, 2011 9:45 pm

I'm On Fire wrote:Nortcan,

I still love that stove. So, elegant. Nice job on it. :)

And since I didn't post pics of the DS in this thread.
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IOF,
Thanks, your installation look good, you must send us pics showing your nice back around of the stove( sorry for the writing not always easy to translate)
nortcan

 
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Post by I'm On Fire » Mon. Jan. 24, 2011 10:03 pm

Thanks. I know what you mean. :) Its the stone fireplace. I usually crop the pictures close like that because there are always things laying around. Such as tools. This house is an ongoing project, we started renovating 4 years ago and are slowly completing things but the projects are never done. I still had my hammer drill, vise and a bunch of other tools laying to the right of the DS when I took that pic.

I'll try and get a new pic with the area cleaned up a bit better showing the entire fireplace behind it.

 
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Post by nortcan » Tue. Jan. 25, 2011 9:53 pm

I'm On Fire wrote:Thanks. I know what you mean. :) Its the stone fireplace. I usually crop the pictures close like that because there are always things laying around. Such as tools. This house is an ongoing project, we started renovating 4 years ago and are slowly completing things but the projects are never done. I still had my hammer drill, vise and a bunch of other tools laying to the right of the DS when I took that pic.

I'll try and get a new pic with the area cleaned up a bit better showing the entire fireplace behind it.
IOF, not a problem for me, I like tools
nortcan

 
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Post by xaos » Thu. Jan. 27, 2011 7:07 am

Finally got my Russo CW1 installed on my cabin porch..
This was a $30 stove from craigslist.
I have a wood burner in the living room but it never kept the main area of our kitchen and other rooms on opposite side of the cabin warm.
So we closed in the porch area and made it a 4 season room, open the doors and let in the heat.
Now we are getting 73* on the cold side of our cabin, no more propane furnace running while burning the Russo..

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Post by I'm On Fire » Thu. Jan. 27, 2011 5:45 pm

Wow! That turned out great. I love the stone work.

Nortcan, I'll have a zoomed out pick this weekend.

 
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Post by sta2butler » Fri. Jan. 28, 2011 8:15 am

Very nice!!1 Im jelous. is that a do it yourself project?

 
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Post by xaos » Fri. Jan. 28, 2011 10:42 am

Yes, not done yet.
Still needs trimmed out but the Amish mills are slow. (Too much snow)
I will be putting in new wood flooring and double french doors this spring..


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