High_Iron said:
And in that time the builder of that stove has graduated from college and gone on to become the head of product development of England's Stove Works.
Would you put this in your house?
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And in that time the builder of that stove has graduated from college and gone on to become the head of product development of England's Stove Works.
Wow, Corie! It looks great!
I love the tall pedestal, and the large ashpan.
What is the firebox capacity, in cu. ft.?
If you posted it elsewhere, I'm sorry that I missed it, but what is the thickness of the steel used, in the sides? In the top?
Am I the only one that likes my suggestion for a name for your line of stoves, i.e., Corridonne Stoveworks?
Can't wait to see it in action--I'm jealous!
Peter
I love the tall pedestal, and the large ashpan.
What is the firebox capacity, in cu. ft.?
If you posted it elsewhere, I'm sorry that I missed it, but what is the thickness of the steel used, in the sides? In the top?
Am I the only one that likes my suggestion for a name for your line of stoves, i.e., Corridonne Stoveworks?
Can't wait to see it in action--I'm jealous!
Peter
Crap - I thought Corrie was on his new venture to create a wood nibbling 4.0 cubic foot stove, only to find out that I responded to this thread in 2006. Dang!
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