RIGHT NOW in the R&D;Lab
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iceman
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looks like a big window... don't think its the nc50 and the back wall looks slanted
cmon gimme a peak at that new stove!
i bet its a cast iron freestanding stove made to compete with the t6, jotul 600 etc....
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cmon gimme a peak at that new stove!
i bet its a cast iron freestanding stove made to compete with the t6, jotul 600 etc....
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Ok Corie, now you sell me old Englander you bring, new and improved Englander to market...Loyal fan and owner here, what is it called and when will it be sold? Only want 6 dozen...Please
Joey Chang
Joey Chang
Amazing display of secondary burn characteristic ,in most likely E.P.A. stove, especially for someone who has never seen, and doesn't know how secondary burn works
tkirk22
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He's just doing that to bring BB out of hiding. 
Is it a whole house furnace with secondary burn, a water heater loop, and a nice big window that also can burn wood chips and saw dust and melt beer cans into little blobs?
Is it a whole house furnace with secondary burn, a water heater loop, and a nice big window that also can burn wood chips and saw dust and melt beer cans into little blobs?
Todd
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webbie
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webbie
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iceman
Minister of Fire
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I don't know about you but its killing me....
I do remember hearing him mention something about new stove/s coming out next year but that was awhile ago
tkirk22
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fossil said:
Or maybe rain, rain, and more rain combined with burning nice dry wood in a building as big as a football field???
cmonSTART
Minister of Fire
The crew never sleeps at ESW. I agree with Craig, Morso would have been my first guess. But it looks more like the birth of Podschelne II. And quite an interesting design indeed.
iceman
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Hogwildz
Minister of Fire
This is a fun game....I may do this every time I start on a new stove design.
I'll give you hints......it's NOT your huge stove Hogz. And it's not a Morso.
It's non-catalytic. It's not all cast iron. It takes an 18" log.
It fits in our model line to replace one of our wood stoves.......
I'll give you hints......it's NOT your huge stove Hogz. And it's not a Morso.
It's non-catalytic. It's not all cast iron. It takes an 18" log.
It fits in our model line to replace one of our wood stoves.......
cmonSTART
Minister of Fire
Corie said:
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Replace???
If it takes 18" logs, my guess would be a replacement for the 30-NC.
precaud
Minister of Fire
Corie said:
Corie, I like the looks of this... is that your "rail across the back" design for the secondary?
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