Before/after pics
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CarbonNeutral
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Recycled the stone to except hearthstones are new,and the cedar on the sides is some old deck boards.Thanks
Nicely done. The original and new blend together well. That should improve the heating a lot.
I'm curious about the plans for the section to the right of the stove. Is that for wood storage?
I'm curious about the plans for the section to the right of the stove. Is that for wood storage?
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SolarAndWood
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ColdNH
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firefighterjake
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PapaDave
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Backwoods Savage
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What a nice transformation. I think it looks terrific. I especially like the way you've opted to hand the fireplace tools instead of using the stand... I plan to hang mine, too.
Consider your back "patted".
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daveswoodhauler
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Looks like it should be in a catalogue/advertisement....nice job, and love the wood storage area to the right....looks awesome.
Thanks. I used railroad tie spikes and welded them to a piece of flat stock then screwed them in.Bobbin said:
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