Hello,
I was searching for information online about the Baby Bear stove and ran across this site. It looks like there are some very experienced Fisher people here, so I thought I'd sign up and ask.
I bought a very nice Baby Bear stove, but there were no firebricks. I want to buy some firebricks and re-line the inside, but when I took some measurements and looked at some common firebrick dimension, I wasn't sure how they were going to fit. The firebricks I was looking at were 9" x 4.5" x 1.25".
For those of you experienced with the Baby Bear, are there standard sized firebricks that fit inside without cutting? If you do need to cut them, will a standard masonary blade on a circular saw work? Any tips on which firebricks (dimensions) to get to make the job easier?
I was hoping that the Baby Bear was made to fit standard size firebricks, but after searching around I'm not sure if that's the case based on the bricks I've seen.
Thanks,
Ed
I was searching for information online about the Baby Bear stove and ran across this site. It looks like there are some very experienced Fisher people here, so I thought I'd sign up and ask.
I bought a very nice Baby Bear stove, but there were no firebricks. I want to buy some firebricks and re-line the inside, but when I took some measurements and looked at some common firebrick dimension, I wasn't sure how they were going to fit. The firebricks I was looking at were 9" x 4.5" x 1.25".
For those of you experienced with the Baby Bear, are there standard sized firebricks that fit inside without cutting? If you do need to cut them, will a standard masonary blade on a circular saw work? Any tips on which firebricks (dimensions) to get to make the job easier?
I was hoping that the Baby Bear was made to fit standard size firebricks, but after searching around I'm not sure if that's the case based on the bricks I've seen.
Thanks,
Ed