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6" BBR plunge door and cob bracing

 
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For a while now I've been pondering a BBR for my home.
I want to build a 6" BBR with a bell, possibly as a bench.

I really like some of the features of the 7 inch batch box rocket mass heater in the woodshop at wheaton labs such as:
  • gravity plunge door
  • no metal bracing used, but cob holds the core together


  • I'm wondering whether the plunge door could be implemented on a "Shorty core" if the necessary air channels are built into the frame it leans against.
    I like that the Shorty doesn't rely on the secondary air channel that needs replacement.

    Could the "cob" bracing work on a shorty core? Or are we entering weird experimental ground here?


    Thanks in advance fellow RMH enthusiasts

     
    I guess I've been abducted by space aliens. So unprofessional. They tried to probe me with this tiny ad:
    montana community seeking 20 people who are gardeners or want to be gardeners
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