I have an old Osburn Regent 1000 wood stove, made in Canada. Not sure of the age. They are not made anymore now. I got it to recondition it but it came without its baffle. Anyone know the length and width dimensions so I can cut a new one out of 1/4" steel plate. There are angle iron support brackets inside near the back, I can probably come up with the width of it, but the depth is only an approximation. If I cut it to fit the support brackets length it just seems to block off the draft for the smoke to get to the flue connection. If it's too short it may not function very well and if it's too deep the stove will not draft the smoke properly. If anyone has one please let me know the dimensions. Thank you.
Osburn regent 1000 baffle size?
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