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Posted by Glen in TX on February 20, 2006 at 17:25:41 from (65.249.225.64):
In Reply to: Shop heat posted by RedJD on February 20, 2006 at 09:51:00:
I agree with what someone else said about you adding to chimney pipe to draft better. When I put a chimney kit for my shop woodstove I added a extra joint in it to raise it more over peak of roof. On days with high winds out I have to be careful not to build too hot a fire in it because it drafts so well now. My stove has a metal porcelain finish cabinet around the center of stove box and I put a squirrel cage fan right on the cabinet where it had hole for one but that doesn't work as well as the other double squirrel cage fan I hung from wires from the ceiling back behind it a ways to blow warm air off the stack and top of stove.
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