Adding an ash compartment to the wood stove / Cinzeiro para salamandra a lenha
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Just adding an ash compartment to the wood stove. Sorry for the editing effort what so ever I did not invest into this video...
Video que mostra pormenores de um cinzeiro que acrescentei à salamandra a lenha.
Very good!
That will make Life much happier!
Há que tempos o não via.
Abraço
SC
Tenho tido bastante trabalho ... já tenho o próximo video planeado, mas não prometo que seja publicado em breve...
Great ash pan. VERY good job on the videos. SMART on making gap for weld.
Fist up, Fight for Truth. "PS. Very good English.
Excelente, já pensou integrar massa para acumular calor na saída dos gases?
Nice addition! Did you get that power hacksaw working?
Not yet, sorry. Lots of work...
Great job ! I was wondering what the inside measurements of your fire box are and how long of a piece of wood fits in it ? Thank you for a great video
Can you please tell me what size house you have in square feet ??? Burning just four square meters is really a small amount of wood to burn for heat in winter. Since one square meter is .275 of a cord of wood. Thanks
The space I warm up is about 90 square metre and includes living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen and bathroom. Now I live in a very mild Mediterranean climate, mild and short winters, I get here on average one day/year snow and 2 or 3 days/year frost.
Do you find you use less wood with this stove and will it burn all night without having to refill it?
Do you think that adding fins on the outer part of the heating part of the stove would increase the heating potential by manbe ten percent or more ??? Thanks
In this specific stove, you mean to add fins to the cylindrical vertical part, the heat exchanger? If so, Yes, you can do it and extract more heat and make it even more efficient. But be careful you still need some heat in the chimney for it to work. Furthermore, if I lived in a very cold climate, I would bring cold air directly from outdoors into the stove and not air from the space where the stove is installed.
take air from outsaid???
If I understood you correctly, you mean to take air from the outside of the house through plumbing into the stove, right? Well, temperatures here where I live are not so low during the winter, we hardly have frost and snows once a year. So, air that is being sucked into the house because of the stove combustion is not so cold and the house is always nice and warm.
yes thnks for answer