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Outdoor Cookstove with Nine Concrete Cap Blocks

 
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Previously I showed someone making a cookstove with ten  bricks so I have copied the same design but I only need  nine Concrete Cap Blocks

With three additional  cap blocks I could extend the chimney  but I would have to cut one block in half to stack on the chimney part of the stove.
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snakes are really good at eating slugs. And you wouldn't think it, but so are tiny ads:
A rocket mass heater is the most sustainable way to heat a conventional home
http://woodheat.net
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