Originally Posted by Rambozo
We'll just call this one the "Rightway" stove, since my first version hasn't filled any homes with smoke. This version doesn't seem to be much different than the first, so I'm not too concerned with burning anything down.
Outside of square tubing, not really the same thing, although the owner has offered to take my money as royalty payments.
Right now almost 49" tall, and just under 40" wide. . Stand will bring it to 60", and the side shielding will move it out to about 42".
initial burn was yesterday. Fired nicely, clean burning, no visible smoke at the stack.
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Gotta build a stand for it today. The PP205S has been the perfect machine when coupled with the little Lincoln 3200. TIG for the small stuff, the MIG for the long seams on the combustion chamber.
Have been in discussions with a company in Australia for a few weeks now. The he possibility of having them mass produced for that emerging market down there...IF I could get it to work. Guess we can negotiate a bit better profit margin now ;-)
I've been told there's also a huge need for poultry house heaters that don't use propane...since propane is the 2nd largest cost after feed. We'll see....but I might be onto something. Not sure about the pellets to propane cost offset, but if it's substantial
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