Richard Feynman Explains the Physics of Fire
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Shop Cabin Stove Process Photos
These photos document the build process of the Shop Cabin Stove. This is a project in continuous development. The best way to receive updates is to join our mailing list. This documentation is provided on an open-source basis. You can derive a lot from knowing that the bricks lay out to a modular 4″ x
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Wood-Fired Grilling!
Here is a journal of BBQ’ing “parilla” style at home. Â You can see next to the grill is an apparatus designed to let coals drop in order to shovel easily shovel them underneath the grill. Â It is referred to as the “brasero”. Â I usually start my fire where I will actually be grilling in order
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Yakisoba-style Noodles with a Wood-Fired “Wok-et”!
A fun DIY project to take the heat outside and cook delicious food!
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Additional Barrel Oven Construction Information
We have decided to focus on production of the barrel oven and backed off – for the moment – on production of doors, grates, and ash drawers sometimes used for the firebox below. As explained in our book, Build Your Own Barrel Oven, these are optional and a barrel oven can be built with a
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Cabin Stove Videos
 Links: The Cabin Stove Page – the main cabin stove page documenting this project.
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The Cabin Stove at Rob and Mal’s
This heater was built as part of the Sustainable Shelter Workshop Series at Aprovecho. It completely turned around the residents’ experience of their home in winter time. Their previous propane heater provided a “wet” heat that also didn’t reach the outlying bedrooms causing mold issues. The design is a Cabin Stove with heated bench. The
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The Harlan Cabin Stove
The Harlan Cabin Stove was built during a two-day workshop in December 2015. While I am very happy with it architecturally, it is an iteration of the design that shows it still needs some fine tuning. I suspect that we need to tighten the gap beneath the metal of the cooktop in order to get more
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Cabin Stove Workshop – Dec. 5-6 – Harlan, OR
HOW TO BUILD A COMPACT, WOOD-FIRED MASONRY HEATER Learn to build a compact wood-fired masonry heater designed to maximize heat gain from minimal amounts of fuel. In this intensive two-day workshop, we will show you, brick by brick, how we build a small, efficient stove that combines space heating with cooking capabilities. We will also
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