Posted by jdemaris on February 05, 2014 at 06:27:56 from (70.194.2.79):
In Reply to: Re: pot belly stove posted by nybadlybent on February 05, 2014 at 06:16:42:
I've got three pot belly stoves laying around. All worked pretty much the same. One "Royal Oak", one "Round Oak" and one "Warm Morning." If used with just coal grates at the bottom and no grille added - they work as thus. If it's below zero outside (good draft), damper in the 6" pipe near closed, all air intakes closed - and some good dry hardwood - the stove burns so hot the pipe gets near cherry red. Creosote was never an issue with any of mine. They leak so much air they run hot no matter what unless a special grille is added in the bottom. Most of these stoves were primarily designed for coal, not wood. Most came with a "conversion" grille for burning wood and most were lost long ago. I made one for mine with 1/4" plate.
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