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30 November 2011, 06:32,
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RE: wood burner
Is it possible to make one? If a plan of an existing one could be drawn, perhaps it could be copied. From the picture, I would say it could be done. Kenneth Eames.
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30 November 2011, 13:24,
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RE: wood burner
Ken,

Of course everything can be done from a basic foundry. I would suggest you look for plans on the web. There are some out there using old calor gas bottles for example. Functional but not as nice looking.
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30 November 2011, 16:45,
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RE: wood burner
(29 November 2011, 22:05)NorthernRaider Wrote: Oof I've looked and they are £120, which is £100 more than I would pay.
hi mate £69.99 0n e bay
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30 November 2011, 19:08,
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RE: wood burner
(30 November 2011, 16:45)bowdrill Wrote:
(29 November 2011, 22:05)NorthernRaider Wrote: Oof I've looked and they are £120, which is £100 more than I would pay.
hi mate £69.99 0n e bay
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Ta very muchly but still way to expensive for me.

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1 December 2011, 17:46,
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RE: wood burner
well got my woodburner but any ideas were the best place to buy the chimney parts
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1 December 2011, 18:01,
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RE: wood burner
(1 December 2011, 17:46)bowdrill Wrote: well got my woodburner but any ideas were the best place to buy the chimney parts
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Machine Mart has quite a range

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19 January 2012, 12:24,
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RE: wood burner
well at last wood burner going in as i type bit of a battle but getting there with my card being cloned over christmas so couldnt order the parts in time but got there now
i had my flue system from hot line chimneys cheapest i found on the internet well under the £1000.00 plus that i had been quoted by the various companies and free delivery and delivered when they said they would (so thanks to tony for all her help )
yes it has cost me a lot but i am looking at this as an investment
so first fire up today well happy

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19 January 2012, 13:53,
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RE: wood burner
C,mon get with the piccys

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19 January 2012, 14:09,
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they be on tonight mate lol


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19 January 2012, 23:29,
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well wot a f-ck up not surveyed right need two 45 % bends to round the soffit he tried to pack the brackets out with 4x2 and 2x1 ??????
sorry not having that so no pics yet Sad
he is back tomo to sort it out and doing final bits Huh so will see if i can get it done before the other bits come i will just want to see the dam thing alight now pi--ed off or wot

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