thomas rubino wrote:Hi Dan; The only problem I see is that barrel still has its paint! Better burn that one off .
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thomas rubino wrote:Looking good dan, have you run it yet ?
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Satamax Antone wrote:Is is cold in OK?
Dan Dronberger wrote:
Satamax Antone wrote:Is is cold in OK?
65f ATM as an early cold front just blew through with rain for 2 days. Back to the 80's for the next few weeks.
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Satamax Antone wrote:
Dan Dronberger wrote:
Satamax Antone wrote:Is is cold in OK?
65f ATM as an early cold front just blew through with rain for 2 days. Back to the 80's for the next few weeks.
I mean, in the depth of the winter.![]()
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Inge Leonora-den Ouden wrote:Being 'just curious' about Rocket Mass Heaters I will follow this thread. So many photos! And you returned here after 5 years to tell about the new one you are going to build!
So I write this comment to encourage you to go on![]()
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Satamax Antone wrote:
Inge Leonora-den Ouden wrote:Being 'just curious' about Rocket Mass Heaters I will follow this thread. So many photos! And you returned here after 5 years to tell about the new one you are going to build!
So I write this comment to encourage you to go on![]()
Inge, are you aware that one of the best inventors on the rocket mass heaters, is Dutch?
Peter Van Der Berg.
He's part of the staff here.
Posts a lot at Donkey's. https://donkey32.proboards.com/thread/511/adventures-horizontal-feed
And has his own website.
http://batchrocket.eu/en/
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Dan Dronberger wrote:
Last season here in SE NM. only used 100 pallets.
This season with a record warm winter only used 40.(so far)
Dan Dronberger wrote:Still debating on a door or just a hole in front of the J tube.
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Gerry Parent wrote:
Dan Dronberger wrote:Still debating on a door or just a hole in front of the J tube.
Not sure what your referring to? A door to access what?
Tristan Vitali wrote:
I'd think it's best to go with as dense and homogenous of a material as you can - straight (finer but gritty) sand and good clay, a little heavy on the sand - for at least an inch or two right around the heat source as it will conduct the heat a bit better and provide a better seal (less chance of thermal cracking). I'm a complete newbie to the hands-on though, so I might be wrong on some thingsI know limestone does break down at a somewhat attainable temp but pretty sure that's not too much of a threat outside the burn tunnel and heat riserr]Will the chipped lime stone work for the inner cob?
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Riot bewar wrote:
Tristan Vitali wrote:
I'd think it's best to go with as dense and homogenous of a material as you can - straight (finer but gritty) sand and good clay, a little heavy on the sand - for at least an inch or two right around the heat source as it will conduct the heat a bit better and provide a better seal (less chance of thermal cracking). I'm a complete newbie to the hands-on though, so I might be wrong on some thingsI know limestone does break down at a somewhat attainable temp but pretty sure that's not too much of a threat outside the burn tunnel and heat riserr]Will the chipped lime stone work for the inner cob?
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