What I should of done!

[tsharp]

I made a wood burning heater, had the idea in my head what size to make it. After I had it finish welding and had it sandblasted. I should of could of and would of, made it a little bigger. I made it 12"x 18" x24" long. I should of made it 18"x 18" x24". But it's done so be it.

 

[lonewolf247]

Nice work tsharp!

 

[tsharp]

Thanks lonewolf

 

[NCHillbilly]

That is some nice work!

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

You sure done a fine job on that one. It looks great.

 

[Anvil Head]

Looks good from here. That'd run me out of my shop in short order, but be nice to have one from time to time.

 

[tsharp]

Thanks Guys I made a fire in today not to cold here in Louisiana, but it was nice to sit on the swing and watch the fire and feel the heat.

 

[JustUs4All]

Looks great.

 

[killswitch]

Good looking work T !! Now, I can take that one off your hands and you can build the bigger one.

 

[QuakerBoy]

That's beautiful

 

[tsharp]

I did line the bottom with fire bricks and a made a steel rack to hold the log. It works really well, and heats up very quickly. I have a baffle in side 2" from the top and 12" from the rear for a second burn.

 

[pine floor]

Damp weather calls for a nice heater.

From La myself, North to you, it sure feels good.

PF

 

[little rascal]

T, sometimes I wish I lived next door to u! You make boats, knives, shrimp and crawfish and wood stoves, what else does a human need in life!!!!
Sweet Heater!!

 

[Jeff C.]

T, sometimes I wish I lived next door to u! You make boats, knives, shrimp and crawfish and wood stoves, what else does a human need in life!!!!
Sweet Heater!!

That's quite typical for Louisiana Cajuns and CoonButts, them folks are quite industrious and always have been.

Great job tsharp!

 

[KyDawg]

That is a fine looking heater. It looks about the right size to me. There is no heat, like wood heat.

 

[CamoDawg85]

....There is no heat, like wood heat.

 

[tsharp]

Thanks everyone.