diy double barrel stove

ponddigger · 20-01-2014 6:58pm #1

hi all,found this video on you tube, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaTb2Sd1ZhQ jack

ponddigger · 21-01-2014 5:34pm

hi all. got all the materials for the construction of the diy double barrel stove 2day,i will post photos as I build it .jack

Sir Arthur Daley · 21-01-2014 7:49pm

Does the second barrel make it more efficient, i feel the single barrel is good enough, it would be away more compact anyway.

slimjimmc · 24-01-2014 8:11pm

WikiHow wrote: »

Does the second barrel make it more efficient, i feel the single barrel is good enough, it would be away more compact anyway.

According to the video the top barrel is heated by the flue gasses, so yeah it does appear to make the system more efficient since it can harvest some of the heat which would otherwise gone up the spout. No idea how much more efficient though.

scudo2 · 24-01-2014 11:42pm

I am horrified.

I lost my sister tragically to carbon monoxide.

Anybody attempting to make this and put a restrictor on the chimney is mad and stupid.
There is a reason all appliances have to be approved, tested for health & safety and have a CE mark.

The producer of this home made video can legaly, be liable for indirect manslaughter as they have made film clip with instructions and posted it on a public forum.

It's also a potential bomb.

Ps. I'm a qualified heating engineer and come from a family business of metal fabrication.

vinnie13 · 25-01-2014 1:01am

who lets the nut job in

GY A1 · 25-01-2014 6:11pm

would them barrells last long, i'd imagine a hole would burn through after a couple of fire's,

ponddigger · 25-01-2014 9:52pm

hi all.diy double barrel nearly ready.i will post photos when it is ready.we see how well it work or not.i will put sand and a grate to stop it from burning out two quickly,that the plan jack

Dtp1979 · 25-01-2014 11:46pm

Idiotic

gctest50 · 25-01-2014 11:56pm

yup

Adam Evans
3 months ago

Nicely made, I had a boiler similar to this for about a year. Never again. The efficiency is atrociuos, so the wood consumption is high and you have to load it often and it isreally smoky. Bought a Tarm Gassification boiler and my wood consumption went from 16 cords to 6 cords, only have to load it once every day or two and there is no smoke. Gotta love 85-90% efficiency.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHCtIR8ag9g

http://www.ecohouse-fr.com/pricelist/prices/

scudo2 · 26-01-2014 2:29am

scudo2 wrote: »

I am horrified.

I lost my sister tragically to carbon monoxide.

Anybody attempting to make this and put a restrictor on the chimney is mad and stupid.
There is a reason all appliances have to be approved, tested for health & safety and have a CE mark.

The producer of this home made video can legaly, be liable for indirect manslaughter as they have made film clip with instructions and posted it on a public forum.

It's also a potential bomb.

Ps. I'm a qualified heating engineer and come from a family business of metal fabrication.

How effin stupid can people be.?

dpofloinn · 26-01-2014 2:40am

The lengths some people will go to, to win a Darwin award always amazes me

ponddigger · 29-01-2014 3:34pm

hi ,some photos of build so far,jack

scudo2 · 29-01-2014 11:59pm

ponddigger wrote: »

hi ,some photos of build so far,jack

I hope you do not plan to use it indoors.

Actually I hope you never plan to use it,
but if you do, please,please, don't dream of useing it indoors or in a confined space.
I'm not trying to be a kill joy but people have died from less stupid contraptions.

GY A1 · 30-01-2014 12:08am

use it outside for whatever,
but dont but that crap inside in a building,
a disaster waiting to happen fella

diy double barrel stove

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