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    Sawdust Burning Stove

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    This document provides instructions for making a firebox tray using an angle iron stand, 55-gallon drum with lid, 30-gallon drum, and sawdust. To use it, remove the 55-gallon drum lid and insert a PVC pipe into the hole to pack sawdust tightly into the 30-gallon drum. Add a thin layer of sand on top before carefully removing the PVC pipe. Replace the lid and start a small fire in the firebox drawer to burn for over 8 hours.

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    Sawdust Burning Stove

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    This document provides instructions for making a firebox tray using an angle iron stand, 55-gallon drum with lid, 30-gallon drum, and sawdust. To use it, remove the 55-gallon drum lid and insert a PVC pipe into the hole to pack sawdust tightly into the 30-gallon drum. Add a thin layer of sand on top before carefully removing the PVC pipe. Replace the lid and start a small fire in the firebox drawer to burn for over 8 hours.

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    This document provides instructions for making a firebox tray using an angle iron stand, 55-gallon drum with lid, 30-gallon drum, and sawdust. To use it, remove the 55-gallon drum lid and insert a PVC pipe into the hole to pack sawdust tightly into the 30-gallon drum. Add a thin layer of sand on top before carefully removing the PVC pipe. Replace the lid and start a small fire in the firebox drawer to burn for over 8 hours.

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    181 views1 page

    Sawdust Burning Stove

    Uploaded by

    milkivit
    This document provides instructions for making a firebox tray using an angle iron stand, 55-gallon drum with lid, 30-gallon drum, and sawdust. To use it, remove the 55-gallon drum lid and insert a PVC pipe into the hole to pack sawdust tightly into the 30-gallon drum. Add a thin layer of sand on top before carefully removing the PVC pipe. Replace the lid and start a small fire in the firebox drawer to burn for over 8 hours.

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    Firebox tray

    Stack

    Angle Iron stand-offs

    Open top Thin layer of sand

    55 gallon drum with lid

    To useRemove 55 gallon drum lid. Insert PVC former pipe into hole. Fill 30 gallon drum with sawdust (packing tightly) Add thin layer of sand to top of sawdust. Carefully pull PVC former pipe up out of sawdust. Replace 55 gallon drum lid. Pull firebox drawer and start a small fire and insert into burner. Stove will burn for 8 hours or longer on a charge

    PVC pipe (form)

    30 gallon drum Hole (same size as PVC former)

    Sawdust compacte d into 30 gallon drum

    Fire box

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