In my cokestoves, i try to maintaine the same
clean burning, and high efficiency. But i´ll have to make a ballance
between 2 goals,- naimly a good place to make food, and a efficiant heater
for the house.
This ballance is individually from house
to house.
Recently i have made some stoves, where
you easyly can switch between theese two whishes. This is quit an advantage,
because it makes heavy stoves more easy to use in the summertime (better
draft in the chimney).
This is the first stove i made..
This is the smallest.
Until lately, the strangest one.
just another one.
and the biggest one.
This stove has approximatly the same weight, as the big masonry heaters,-
about 2 tons, and it is build to heat up a little house, and supply the
hotwatersystem throug a build in heatexchanger,- a system i have developed
to use in every mansonry heater where it is relevant.