Heaters pictures tread, post them all

[AlexHarpin]

Hi! I would like to wish an Happy new year to everyone on the forum! I tought a picture thread could be cool, to have lot of photos and small description under the same thread to stimulate our addictions.

So here I start: 215mm dual bells BBR dual skins.




Thank you!

[peterberg]

Sorry to say, but I can't see the pictures. There's a text which says: "Please update your account to enable 3rd party hosting".

[coastalrocketeer]

Jan 2, 2018 1:03:54 GMT -8 peterberg said:

Sorry to say, but I can't see the pictures. There's a text which says: "Please update your account to enable 3rd party hosting".

That is odd I get the same thing now, but it was visible earlier. Photobucket making themselves useless.

[Vortex]

Good idea, Alex.

Photobucket is a scam now. After you've posted so many pictures they all stop working unless you pay them $400 a year. www.thewindowsclub.com/photobucket-alternative-free-image-hosting-sites

As this forum has no storage space left for picture it could do with a sticky page telling people, and where best to find free picture hosting.

[AlexHarpin]

fixed??

[peterberg]

Yes, it is, thank you.

[matthewwalker]

[Dan (Upstate NY, USA)]

20171107_114749 by Daniel Truax, on Flickr

[pinhead]

Facebook doesn't like to be used as a public photo sharing server so I can't guarantee the links will stay alive forever...

www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155016044901974

[AlexHarpin]

I think pets like our heaters...

[wiscojames]

Pinhead, what is riser height and how do you support the roof? Love the heater. Sorry for off topic post.

[pinhead]

Jan 7, 2018 18:35:34 GMT -8 wiscojames said:

Pinhead, what is riser height and how do you support the roof? Love the heater. Sorry for off topic post.

The entire core strictly conforms to the Peterberg Batch Box dimension spreadsheet (including the riser height).

The roof of the bell is supported with galvanized "corrugated steel" as demonstrated in THIS THREAD.

[travis]

This is my first build. A basic 6 inch j tube. Also my firat experience making and using cob, which obviously leaves a lot to be desired. It's a start.
www.dropbox.com/s/7a1vyazytmrhig0/20180118_160412.jpg?raw=1

[Pascal from Ivrea]

Jan 2, 2018 12:02:04 GMT -8 matthewwalker said:

Hello Matthew.
Is there somewhere on the site an explanation how you did make your fireplace? Or do you have some plan? I'd like to do something similar in my kitchen.
Thank you.