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Here we go again, starting a new build! What a joy!
For the first time, I’m trying my hand at constructing a DSR3; the visible double-vortex design really fascinates me.
You can find the questions I asked during the design phase, as well as the SketchUp file for the project, right here



I’m hoping the refractory material I ordered arrives next week, so I can continue with this wonderful adventure.
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First, the old fireplace was demolished—the concrete from back in the day was incredibly tough!
First, the old fireplace was demolished—the concrete from back in the day was incredibly tough!
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After that, the raw-earth wall was plastered.
After that, the raw-earth wall was plastered.
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A heat shield was installed on the back wall to make the most of the heat on that side as well—a great way to put some recycled materials to use.
A heat shield was installed on the back wall to make the most of the heat on that side as well—a great way to put some recycled materials to use.
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The bell is built primarily using cement clinker and raw earth.
The bell is built primarily using cement clinker and raw earth.
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The gas outlet was constructed using old cement tiles and a 200-to-180mm reducer.
The gas outlet was constructed using old cement tiles and a 200-to-180mm reducer.
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Working on the bypass—the build is progressing very quickly!
Working on the bypass—the build is progressing very quickly!
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I spent an entire day crafting the double door; now, I’ll be taking it to a company that specializes in high-temperature powder coating.
I spent an entire day crafting the double door; now, I’ll be taking it to a company that specializes in high-temperature powder coating.

Cedric

 
I agree. Here's the link: https://woodheat.net
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