I've seen this around on CL sometimes, usually fairly cheap. Are they worth picking up for heating a workshop type space?
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What kind of wood burner is this?
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scooby074
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It all depends. Some have been good and we had one once. Biggest problem was creosote. We also wore out the door handle rather quickly and had to replace it. I stated the biggest problem was creosote but another big problem is you will put lots of wood through that to get a little heat. Personally, I would never buy another one. But if you want it, you should be able to buy that for $50.
scooby074
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I should add that ours here are Newmac's. They look a little different that what you posted. They throw alot of heat in my experience. They are available in EPA and non EPA.
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