My Smoke hood

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do you have any pictures you coul post?
 
Here is a pic of my hood setup
 

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i split most of the soft wood and the hard wood i keep round unless its unmanagable. the wood inside is my fire starting stuff. its 95* in the boiler room so it dries it real good.
 
huffdawg said:
taxidermist said:
Medman said:
I have tried the EKO draft inducer and also a high-volume range hood. The problem is that even 400 cfm is not enough air movement to pull the smoke out when loading or opening the door to knock down a bridge. I am looking at other options now also.


That is why I went with this.

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

See any reason why that wouldn't work as a wall mount?

Huff

Should work fine
 
Just wondering, instead of trying to suck the smoke "out" once the feed door opens, is it possible to have a wall mount fan that blows air "into" the room to sort of create a positive pressure and keep the smoke forced into the firebox?

Pat
 
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