Fisher wood stove rebuild

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Dsawman

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Oct 21, 2026
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Chatsworth Ga
[Hearth.com] Fisher wood stove rebuild

I would like to rebuild this old fisher stove. It was a single door dual air vent. So it could have been a papa bear or a moma bear. The door is all I have. Can someone here help me with the measurements or prints for the sides,front,back,and the top. All information and help is greatly appreciated.
 
Sounds more like the goal is to make a complete new stove. Attaching the door may be the easy part.
 
Sounds more like the goal is to make a complete new stove. Attaching the door may be the easy part.
I bought the door years ago, the guy told me the stove was lost in a house fire. I bet it was have cleaned up and been just fine. I am a welder fabricator by trade. Building the box will be easy I just want it to be as close to factory specs as possible when finished. I have a grandpaw bear and fisher fireplace insert but they are way different. I just love these old stoves.
 
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Looks like this may have been on a Baby Bear. Here is some more information on that model.
 
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If you find the info you need and do the build, do a thread on it. I think many would find it interesting
 
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The baby bear had one air intake this door has two air intake’s,and the larger door like on my grandpaw double door.
Yes, it could be a papa door, hard to tell without the stove body. @coaly is the expert on the mamas and the papas.
 
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