Index of /website/library/Stoves/end-lit_cross-draft_mongolian_stove/

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[IMG]00 Cut galv sheet 10 x 24 cm.jpg2012-01-26 14:05 77k
[IMG]01 Roll the sheet around a pipe.jpg2012-01-26 14:05 54k
[IMG]02 Hold the roll at 6 cm diameter.jpg2012-01-26 14:05 88k
[IMG]03 Make two cuts through the overlapped section.jpg2012-01-26 14:05 71k
[IMG]04 Bend the tabs over and press flat.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 57k
[IMG]05 Make a tab at both ends.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 63k
[IMG]06 Empty traditional stove.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 73k
[IMG]07 Add a sheet metal shelf just inside the door.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 152k
[IMG]08 The grate is placed on the floor - the metal under the chimney end of the ...2012-01-26 14:06 83k
[IMG]09 Make a stiff paste with clay and water.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 87k
[IMG]10 Mix well using a stick or spoon.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 75k
[IMG]11 Mix 5 to 10 litres of clay.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 95k
[IMG]12 Find some whole and broken bricks.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 60k
[IMG]13 Use a stick to put some sticky clay on the first brick.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 84k
[IMG]14 Place the brick on the floor and press into the corner.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 106k
[IMG]15 The clay squeezes out making a perfect joint.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 99k
[IMG]16 Place a second brick against the first.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 133k
[IMG]17 Fill the space with pieces of brick and clay.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 126k
[IMG]18 Place more bricks and pieces across the back.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 116k
[IMG]19 Put a brick against the first one in the corner.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 99k
[IMG]20 Place a half brick in the corner leaving access to the hole at the back.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 112k
[IMG]21 Put a lot of clay in front of the exit hole.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 94k
[IMG]22 Place the metal tube into position and cover with clay.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 98k
[IMG]23 The tube is not at the top of the chamber.jpg2012-01-26 14:06 113k
[IMG]24 The tube is completely sealed and is now the only exit for gases.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 128k
[IMG]25 Cut the upper level bricks so they do not protrude into the space needed b...2012-01-26 14:07 96k
[IMG]26 Smooth the clay right up to the stove top.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 91k
[IMG]27 Put clay under the brick as well as at the end and press into place.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 153k
[IMG]28 Place a half brick in the corner - it can be used to hold the metal shelf ...2012-01-26 14:07 81k
[IMG]29 Fill in the upper portion keeping the top flush with the hole (arrow).jpg2012-01-26 14:07 89k
[IMG]30 Push a half brick into the last corner.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 91k
[IMG]31 With the last corner finished, fill in the rest with broken bricks and cla...2012-01-26 14:07 109k
[IMG]32 Cut a brick to fit in front of the door creating a sill.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 69k
[IMG]33 Smooth the clay over the brick and into the fuel loading area.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 123k
[IMG]34 View from the front with the fuel loading door open.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 71k
[IMG]35 View from the top with the fuel loading door closed.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 85k
[IMG]36 View of the completed stove.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 87k
[IMG]37 The width of the combustion chamber can be made narrower by adding another...2012-01-26 14:07 105k
[IMG]38 The width can be reduced on both sides. This reduces the power rating of t...2012-01-26 14:07 117k
[IMG]39 Three lines of bricks can be added to reduce heating power.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 104k
[IMG]40 Two bricks added to create a space for coal 16 cm wide.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 99k
[IMG]41 View of the added bricks through the fuel loading door.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 109k
[IMG]42 Completed stove with the lild in place.jpg2012-01-26 14:07 82k
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