Herring Bone Fire Box's I've Installed
- Poconoeagle
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If herrings had bones they'd be pretty too...
looks good is that heat-stop II ???
looks good is that heat-stop II ???
- stovepipemike
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Absolutely gorgeous brickwork,looks like it has some of the Count Rumford design principles involved.A true pleasure to study even though it isn't giving heat just yet. Mike
- Paisan
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Thanks, These are just standerd firebox designs. They work good, but not as good as Rumfords. We have done a lot of Rumfords in the past few years, I'll ret some pics up one of these days.
- Ed.A
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Pun intended I'm sureDann757 wrote:Masonry- the foundation of the building trades
Great looking job.
I'm a Toolmaker by trade, but all my friends are in the construction trades. I can't cut a board or a brick straight to save my life, they always bust my butt. I can hold crazy tolerances in all kinds of metals, give me a piece of wood and a saw......forget about it.