Is your stove running?
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bsruther
Minister of Fire
Nice looking stove and hearth rydaddy. We also have a rat terrier, named Betty. She's a great dog with an unusual personality.
My chimney is warm to the touch. It wouldnt burn u or anything. My brother wasnt wasting heat or anything, its just so darn cold that sometime, with the wind blowing hard, u jsut cant get ur house warm no matter what u do. PLUS his house is really old. My house was built in 1918 and his house was built in like 1927, they werent built that great then! 
neways, why did u wanna know is i felt my chimney?
neways, why did u wanna know is i felt my chimney?
fyrwoodguy
Feeling the Heat
FWG, I like the shop install. nice pic, and nice shop to boot 
Not sure you have enough saws, though.
Not sure you have enough saws, though.
Todd
Minister of Fire
kenny chaos
Minister of Fire
fyrwoodguy
Feeling the Heat
karri0n said:FWG, I like the shop install. nice pic, and nice shop to boot
Not sure you have enough saws, though.
thanks for the compliment.
in case of emergencies.
you just never know what mother nature has to offer
kenny chaos
Minister of Fire
It's the prototype of the new "Kenny Chaos Woodstove Rotisserie." Just set it.......AND FORGET IT!
Twas the wife's birthday yesterday and she always thought it was a cool idea to have a spit for the stove.
I found a nice Char-broil spit on e-bay and built a frame out of some old twisted steel I had laying around.
The drip pan is a cool (to me) old enamel pan I've used in the shop for years to hold parts, drain oil, etc..
Wive's have no idea, the sacrifices we make.
It was a big suckin' chicken, 6.65 lbs..
It took three hours with the door closed and another half hour with the door open to brown it nice.
Three easy payments of $3................................................................................................................................................................+SH $328.98
New York residents must pay additional 38% sales tax.
Thanks for axing.
Twas the wife's birthday yesterday and she always thought it was a cool idea to have a spit for the stove.
I found a nice Char-broil spit on e-bay and built a frame out of some old twisted steel I had laying around.
The drip pan is a cool (to me) old enamel pan I've used in the shop for years to hold parts, drain oil, etc..
Wive's have no idea, the sacrifices we make.
It was a big suckin' chicken, 6.65 lbs..
It took three hours with the door closed and another half hour with the door open to brown it nice.
Three easy payments of $3................................................................................................................................................................+SH $328.98
New York residents must pay additional 38% sales tax.
Thanks for axing.
kenny chaos
Minister of Fire
CZARCAR said:
It's not a firebox. It's a spirit box.
Tonight it will look like a big suckin chicken in there. :lol:
Bigcube
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kenny chaos
Minister of Fire
WOODBUTCHER
Minister of Fire
I'm still confused about the buck in the firebox.... Is that your reflection, kenny? How do you post online without opposable thumbs...
Maybe it's a BUCK stove?
Perhpas Kenny has figured out that animal souls have higher btu content than wood? I sure hope you paid your respects to the Horned One...
Maybe it's a BUCK stove?
Perhpas Kenny has figured out that animal souls have higher btu content than wood? I sure hope you paid your respects to the Horned One...
SmokinPiney
Feeling the Heat
Here's my defiance volcano II. It's my first year burnin with it and the oil tank is feelin kinda left out..
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