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I'm looking at off setting the heating of a duck barn and would like to burn whole pallets and cut offs from mills. Also my dead ducks so I have less of a mess rather than compost. I've found about four companies that make large units. Top load would be nice (I think). I'm located in Perry...

It would depend on the quality of the wrap itself. Not all shrink wrap is equal I'd say go for it.

He has 4 ways for them(:

I haven't heard anything bad about them the easton made look like a simple fool proof design Andrew also uses some better valves and cylinders.

Can I use a single wall 6" stove pipe from the stove; through the wall and directly to a double/triple wall 'T' and chimney? It's a Clay liner through a block wall. Also what would you guys do for finishing and insulating around the stove?

It has a 6" single wall stove pipe through a clay crock/thimble?

This seems a lot easier than I thought. The duravent products seem to go together easy and efficiently. All I need to do is take some measurements and decide on double or triple wall. One question the chimney section that runs horizontal through the wall is that just a standard section of...

Sweet, yeah the vents are already there. It's insulated well too.

Thanks all ill read these in a bit, I saw someone commented about in the middle... won't work there plus it's a one room basement the up stairs is only 700sqft the stove will be by the steps and plenty of vents in the floor. The heat will naturally rise through the floor too. We are HOT sleepers...

Haven't been on in a long time! I bought a house a 6ac and I need to put a chimney up. Just going to do a basic through the block basement wall since the 'crock' is already there. Have a hearthstone Phoenix that I picked up for $300. What are the pieces needed also what brand/model pipe should...

Does anyone know anything about the Quadra Fire stoves?

Does it have a blower?

Its in the basement so there is room. When I got the stove it was for fun basically... then it turned into hey I can heat the house for free basically. Now that im out of college and have a decent job I would like to get a better stove. This house is 1200sqft drafty old farm house. Whatever...

I have a heat box essentially right now with a car blower. Cost me $10 at a yard sale used it for 10 years now. It burns to a cold coal in 6 hours no matter the wood, thats the best I can do. Was looking at blaze king and was dead set on a princess. But they said the stove pipe cant bend until...

He has a box splitting wedge in the makes. Sent from my SM-G925V using Tapatalk

The 12 way is only for the 38-40 splitter which he is still working on. I will faword your thoughts. Sent from my SM-G925V using Tapatalk

Do it! I bet it will get you there. The cradle and cycle time alone will get you the extra production. 12-22 full auto cycle place the round in the cradle, pull lever, and get your next piece or round ready to split!

I woulf get a 12-22 comes with everything. The 9-16 is pretty close to the same price when you add everything that 12-22 comes with. Sent from my SM-G925V using Tapatalk

I'm sure there are people local to you that are pretty inclined when it comes to a basic machine like a splitter. There really isn't much to it. I'm in the same boat as you don't go past a oil and filter change on a vehicle. I'd encourage you to get in contact with him. Sent from my SM-G925V...