We've been devouring all of your videos on masonry cook stoves and really getting excited about building one of our own. At this point, we're finalizing the design of our house to begin building later this year (in Marion County, Oregon) and we definitely want to your original Walker masonry cook stove with an oven and water jacket. That said, I hear you talk about your "little shack" all the time as if it's not really a permitted dwelling. Are your stoves allowed by counties in Oregon to be built in permitted homes, or are they always built under the radar so to speak? We don't plan to take out any loans to build the house so we won't have to deal with a bank's restrictions, but we will have to pass inspections to gain an occupancy permit, and we'll want homeowner's insurance as well. Although we wanted to do all the work ourselves, I'm thinking the County and insurance company may be more amenable to allowing/insuring this if we have a masonry stove built by a "real" mason...which of course would turn it in to a very expensive stove which is what we want to avoid, especially since we don't care if our brick laying is beautiful, only that the stove is safe and highly efficient. Anything you can fill in about these questions or resources you can provide will be greatly appreciated!
@thp3free71
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That ASTM definition would seem to favor the the channeled gases German style heaters vs the Russian bell style heaters. I suppose the Italian Wood Gasifiers would fit the ASTM definition, but not the ancient Korean, Chinese or Roman style were the bell is the floor of you abode. We sure do love to play with fire to keep us warm at night.
@jasonbroom7147
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Would you rate the tulikivi as a masonry stove that achieves an adequate to excellent burn efficiency? It is my goal to have a masonry stove using that basic design along with soapstone skins. I think this would be very efficient and also aesthetically pleasing.
@yousafehsan1824
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What is the right thickness of Mild steel plate in lieu of ceramic glass for cooking purpose.
@TheRealMonnie
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You sell carnivore stuff? Do you eat carnivore? It's like the different channels I watch are merging... 🤯
@gan314159
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@broaudio there's a comment in the video clip from David Swanson that seems to be referring to a high temperature adhesive to glue CFB, can you link to the original video as I'd love to get that product
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