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I think the best way is to share the url https://permies.com/heat so people can see the infographic as well as the links, thanks for sharing!
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Elizabeth Elliot wrote: Does anybody have numbers for the carbon footprint, cost, fuel cost etc, for oil furnaces? I really thought it should be on there, since it seems everybody's got one.
Julie Reed wrote:The info graphic is neat but I’m also curious about the cost of wood calculation for both the wood stoves and the masonry heater and rmh. Even if your wood is free, your time isn’t. We heat with wood from our property, but we still have time cutting, splitting, stacking, bringing inside, and loading the stove (and an rmh, while using less wood, requires hours of constant feeding during the burn cycle). There’s also chainsaw maintenance/gas/oil which is still far cheaper than time spent cutting wood to length with a hand saw! So, given an average wage of maybe $20/hr, what is the time cost of wood heat?
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paul wheaton wrote:Andres,
If I am going to print this, do you know what size of paper it would be?
Most printing, here in the US, is on 8.5x11 inches. After that, is 8.5x14. This looks like it might fit on 8.5x14.
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Andrés Bernal wrote:
paul wheaton wrote:Andres,
If I am going to print this, do you know what size of paper it would be?
Most printing, here in the US, is on 8.5x11 inches. After that, is 8.5x14. This looks like it might fit on 8.5x14.
Yes 8.5 x 14 fits better.
Here is a file ready to print with the dimensions:
paul wheaton wrote:Andres,
If we "zoom in" on the table and sacrifice some of the images at the top ... or shrink that stuff at the top .... or maybe shuffle between the top and bottom a bit ... but overall "grow" the table to use up the black stuff on the left and right ...
I guess I am looking at paying a lot extra for printing on the bigger sheets and I'm not sure if it will be worth it. So I am trying to figure out a way to at least gain what I need from this: to make the table more readable.
paul wheaton wrote:The printing is expensive. I am hoping that a little about the book could help offset some of the cost. Maybe the book with just the first paragraph can somehow be worked in?
We need that paragraph at the top about montana and square feet. Maybe that can be nudged back into the top?
paul wheaton wrote:That looks excellent! 11x17 right?
paul wheaton wrote: So I am trying to figure out a way to at least gain what I need from this: to make the table more readable.
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