I have watched the post for a while now but really haven't posted. Now
I have a question. I know that this group has a varied group of
opinions. Outdoor woodburning boilers. I did a search this morning
hoping to get plans to make my own. Moneys tight and Michigan is
cold. I have not found plans but I have found lots of flaming by govt
organizations. I hate to be the doubting thomas but I can't help but
to believe that some if not all this flaming is indirectly from the
existing fuel industry. But it has raised several questions for me I
am hoping to get answered. Can these be built more effecient it seems
that oxygen starvation is how these units work(leading to smoke)? I
have read a longer chimney is better anybody have an idea on how tall?
Does anyone have plans or know where I can find them? I am genuinly
curious as to everyones opinion, I personnally live in the country, I
have enough deadfall around my house to heat for years, and thanks to
Michigan icestorms always ad to my supply.
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