I dont doubt that concrete sucks heat out. It's crazy to think the floor would take out that much though. I'm not doubting what you're saying at...
The walls are insulated pretty well. I'm assuming everything is sealed up pretty good other than the floor. I was pretty young when the place was...
This sounds a lot like my situation with the Osburn. My basement gets hot and some heat transfers up the stairs but by the time the air really...
If I'm reading this correctly there will still be a credit for wood stoves meeting epa standards?? Home Improvements and Residential Energy Tax...
Agree 100%
Quick couple of questions...does the $300 tax credit still apply? If I were to buy an NC30 would I be able to claim it on this years taxes? If so,...
I take a break during the summer months. It gets too dang humid for me to run a saw then. I love cutting from fall through spring.
Small overnight load cause I'm getting to bed late. This is about 1 hour after loading. STT cruising at 700* Flue temp around 790* and coming down...
That one is a classic! I still laugh hysterically every time I watch it.
As far as I can tell the walls are insulated but the floor is not.
Welcome to the club Progressing! What bogieb said :thumbs:
That's a great question. Are you talking about the walls or the floor? I know the floor isnt insulated but I'm not sure about the walls. I'll have...
How is that NC30 working out for you DaveD84? I have been kicking around picking one up. My Osburn 2200 seems to be struggling to keep my house...
Yeah I think you're right on there. This may be one of those paralysis by analysis deals. I've done so much reading and watching videos that I'm...
Quick thought....could a possible cause of my fire wanting to run away have been due to turning the air down too soon? What I mean is, I have been...
Nice job and welcome to FHC Gourley!
Agreed 100%. Although me being a Fighting Irish fan as well as a Nittany Lion fan may make me a bit biased:whistle: I guess we'll find out soon...
Welcome to the club Stoveburner38!
I think that would be a safe assumption. Keep experimenting. You'll find what works best for you.
Very impressive TMACK!
