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Typical Sat. Morning.

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Favorite seat in the house.

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Holzstapel said:
Hot bed of coals this morning made a quick warming fire
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Nice, looks like she went right to work heating your house. Beautiful hearth design.
 
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It's worked ok for 13 years, but the TEG is finally dying. The air movement is slow and steady. It also is a good visual indicator of how hot the stove is running.
 
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Nice setting for the stove. Love the woodwork and wood box.
 
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Enjoying the first night after break in fires. 17 degrees outside and nice and warm in here. Only a few splits in there and this stove is putting out some nice heat. I'm not going to push the stove, i want to learn how it likes to burn.
 
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I have really been enjoying this thread. There are some beautiful homes and stoves posted here. Here's my set up. It's not exactly a show stopper, but it gets the job done.
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Enjoying the first night after break in fires. 17 degrees outside and nice and warm in here. Only a few splits in there and this stove is putting out some nice heat. I'm not going to push the stove, i want to learn how it likes to burn.
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I see your dog does not know about the 36 inches minimum to combustibles.
 
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Nice looking pup. Is he 6 months old yet?
 
Just turned a year old. Still a goofy puppy.
 
One of my dogs routinely lies in the fireplace, on the left side of the stove, with her legs extending under the stove. Hasn't caught fire... yet.

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Awesome stove pics everybody. Keep them coming. I always thought I had a pretty sweet setup, but some here are putting me to shame and making me jealous. :)
 
Sometimes I get lucky and am able to run it like BK.
Boring.....
 

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