New Old Woodstove

First_Warrior

I've got a 1992 Dutchwest wood stove in my studio. I've been heating with it for 20 odd years. I finally got off the dime and rebuilt it last week as it was 16 degrees at night. I've been meaning to work on the stove for the last few years but haven't done it. I installed new gaskets in three doors, pulled the top and changed out the gaskets and combustor. The combustor was pricey.The first fire told me i should have done this job several years ago. My stove is burning 400 degrees hotter and my wood lasts twice as long. The new combustor allows the woodsmoke to burn off instead of heat going up the chimney and depositing creosote. My new old stove is my Christmas present to myself.

jbohon

Very nice! I always like to see older things brought back to life again! 

TaraLee

Beautiful!!! 

Albinfk

Looks great and will provide many more years of heat and enjoyment.

dirtdude

Nice overhaul Rodger

First_Warrior

I suppose I should go down to the hardware store and get some high temp black paint and give the double wall cast iron 480 lb beast a fancy new coat. The electric blower that pushes air through the double wall and out the front still works great. I might have to figure out a name for this stove.

silvermouse

nice stove, Rodger.

YankeeMan

I'm glad I'm in the eastern part of NC.  I didn't move south for 16 degree nights.  We had plenty of them up north.

Nice job on the stove.

Rolanddeschain

There is NOTHING like a woodstove when it's single digits outside!!!! WE Energies comes to check my gas meter every winter because my usage is too low.....morons have to walk past my wood stacks to get to the meter, too.