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I've been researching my first purchase of a wood stove for my home addition (lord knows I can afford now

I came across this official pdf ...one of several in a series and its a must read for wood stoves.

At least skim very quickly till you get to the last page where it does a break down itemization comparing wood burning heating costs vs conventional gas/oil

I nearly pee'd myself....cuz I can only imagine some friends of mine that have gone down this route.

http://pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docushare ... 432web.pdf

Brilliant jjs,

Derv

I guess the thought of how you where going to heat that monster did cross my mind John........I put a pellet stove in my place last year and I like it a bunch.
It's a little Newport Avalon from Travis industries out here in western WA.
Doesn't take up much space and it keeps the fort cozy when the slush falls. :cool

Must be a northern invention. In the southwest we use our stoves outside (chiminea)





Don

we have a heartstone wood insert, and love it, our neiphgors power bil is normally around $150-200 a month, and ours stays pretty consistent around $80 and thats including the wood. which most of it we get for free.

I have been using a wood furnace for 28 years as one source of heat. It has been an enjoyable diversion moost of the time, but it is not without it problems.

Welcome to the EXUPBrotherhood Steve - It would appear you might have been checking in here for a bit?
Nice web pages you've made there...........the "cabin" looks like quite a place :cool