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<blockquote data-quote="wade" data-source="post: 1065859" data-attributes="member: 3399"><p>Nice project. Might I add a couple things just for thought. I use wood to heat my home during the winter. I have a forced air wood furnace inside a separate room attached to my house. I ran my duct work off the wood furnace into my existing duct work that is also hooked to my propane furnace. I also connected into the cold air return. My wood furnace has a neat design in which the chimney is ran out the top and back of the stove. There is a sliding plate which forces the smoke and heat to go toward the front of stove and then up and then toward the back of stove before going out the chimney. When I want to open the door to fill the stove I pull a rod that pulls the smoke plate toward the front of stove and lets the smoke go straight up the chimney. The other suggestion I might make is to make a grate in the bottom of the stove where the ashes fall through and drop below the fire box. Otherwise you have to let your fire almost go out to clean out the ashes. Just a couple suggestion. If you like them great. If not that's fine also.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wade, post: 1065859, member: 3399"] Nice project. Might I add a couple things just for thought. I use wood to heat my home during the winter. I have a forced air wood furnace inside a separate room attached to my house. I ran my duct work off the wood furnace into my existing duct work that is also hooked to my propane furnace. I also connected into the cold air return. My wood furnace has a neat design in which the chimney is ran out the top and back of the stove. There is a sliding plate which forces the smoke and heat to go toward the front of stove and then up and then toward the back of stove before going out the chimney. When I want to open the door to fill the stove I pull a rod that pulls the smoke plate toward the front of stove and lets the smoke go straight up the chimney. The other suggestion I might make is to make a grate in the bottom of the stove where the ashes fall through and drop below the fire box. Otherwise you have to let your fire almost go out to clean out the ashes. Just a couple suggestion. If you like them great. If not that's fine also. [/QUOTE]
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