Wood stove/fireplace made from an old bombshell

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BrowningBAR

Minister of Fire
Jul 22, 2008
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San Tan Valley, AZ
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EPA approved? Cat or non cat
 
That is a mine! Extremely cool.
 
kingquad said:
EPA approved? Cat or non cat

I'm guessing no on the EPA approval. Also guessing no on it being a cat or having secondary burn tubes.
 
BrotherBart said:
That is a mine! Extremely cool.


I thought it was a mine. It was part of a larger collection of furniture made from bombshells.
 
BrowningBAR said:
kingquad said:
EPA approved? Cat or non cat

I'm guessing no on the EPA approval. Also guessing no on it being a cat or having secondary burn tubes.
Rear vent option available? OAK? Mobile home approved?
 
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And a really kick ass charcoal grill:
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Hmmm.... I guess this should have gone into the Picture Perfect section.
 
kingquad said:
BrowningBAR said:
kingquad said:
EPA approved? Cat or non cat

I'm guessing no on the EPA approval. Also guessing no on it being a cat or having secondary burn tubes.
Rear vent option available? OAK? Mobile home approved?


I'm sure the clearances are pretty sweet. Also, looks to have a 6+ cu ft firebox. If this were a vogelzang stove, they'd rate it as a 1.2 million BTU output stove....
 
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Yeah, those are both old mines. The round window on the spherical one looks to be a for-real porthole...I recognize the closure hardware. Sure hope they switched out the original glass. Guy's obviously got better things to do than worry about something as boring as hearth protection. :ahhh: Rick
 
fossil said:
Yeah, those are both old mines. The round window on the spherical one looks to be a for-real porthole...I recognize the closure hardware. Sure hope they switched out the original glass. :ahhh: Rick


Yeah, the one with the two porthole windows is my favorite. And yes, they are all mines as it turns out: http://www.marinemine.com/#minefurniture
 
BrowningBAR said:
Hmmm.... I guess this should have gone into the Picture Perfect section.

Yeah, I don't think these are exactly mainstream stoves that we're going to be discussing in detail...but they sure are interesting! I'll move the thread over to the Perfect Picture forum in a few minutes. Rick
 
wood spliter said:
Where did you get the port holes from? I'm a scuba diver.


I did not make the stoves. I just found the artist online. If you click the website of the artist that I posted it might say where he got the materials. Not sure, though.
 
It's made by the elm stove guy. He got tired of being pigeonholed.
 
I would love to use soemthing like that for a shop stove. Lots of navy history buffs around here since so many navy guys land here after retirement.
 
Without any exaggeration, those stoves are 'da bomb'!
 
Oh wow.
 
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