Andy Man wrote: steel doesn't disintegrate as easily as your saying , the melting point is 2,500 degrees F i doubt im reaching 1,500 in the burn chamber .
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Rick Frey wrote:My is too hot now to get a piece of copper deep into the burn tunnel, but tomorrow night, I'll test it out. If I can do some serious damage to a copper pipe (melting temp for copper 1983 degrees), will that satisfy you regarding my internal temperatures?
regards, Peter
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regards, Peter
Rick Frey wrote: is there any other concern about not having much space between the exterior of the heat riser and the barrel?
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the air is making it through the ducts and out the chimney no problem
Rick Frey wrote:is there any other purpose the barrel serves?
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shilo kinarty wrote:metal after 10 days inside a feedtube
steel
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