fdd's starting early ----- Outdoor '08

tckfui

tckfui

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wow, amazing! especially the reflowereing bud, that looks insain!!! looks like it's added 3 weeks onto its life!!! can it happen? what are you going to do?!?!?! I need to know!!!!
 
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fdd2blk

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tckfui said:
wow, amazing! especially the reflowereing bud, that looks insain!!! looks like it's added 3 weeks onto its life!!! can it happen? what are you going to do?!?!?! I need to know!!!!
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i chopped most of it. i have four or five top colas left on it. it's raining so it's covered. :blsmoke:


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tckfui

tckfui

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that is the first garden gnome I've ever seen that actually looks good!!! they usualy look really out of place, and fakes!
nice job on placement!

oh man, definetly making one of these this week :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EIQxwotn3k looks like fun , you should make one fdd, and hook it up to your guitar, its like a party... in your mouth!!!!
 
tckfui

tckfui

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that dosnt look too cool :( that's a big snap!!!
come on FDD you don't want your very own ghetto talk box?!?!
 
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fdd2blk

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didn't make it. it's in the bucket now. :cry::mrgreen: maybe if i would have used a full length of pvc instead of two halves unconnected. stupid me.


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i have to throw some bricks on the floor and cut a hole in my wall. then all i need is the rest of the chimney, sh*ts expensive.

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greenthumb111

greenthumb111

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Damn that rebar didnt even support the plant. Must of been some rain storm. Good to see you got the stove in there. It will keep the shak toasty. If you dont use the kerosene heater what will you use for CO2?
 
tckfui

tckfui

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dosn't all fire give off co2?
and wont you have to put alot of wood in that heater, a few times a day?

I know somone who has something called a wood pellet stove, its hella cool! Neema Wood Pellet Stove
they take little pellets that are made of ground wood and other stuff, and they automatically feed themselves, and they leave almost no ash!!!
but its probably expensive :/... woa just looked at the price, their like 7 grand :( their goes my dreams

but yours looks bad ass!!!
 
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fdd2blk

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tckfui said:
dosn't all fire give off co2?
and wont you have to put alot of wood in that heater, a few times a day?

I know somone who has something called a wood pellet stove, its hella cool! Neema Wood Pellet Stove
they take little pellets that are made of ground wood and other stuff, and they automatically feed themselves, and they leave almost no ash!!!
but its probably expensive :/... woa just looked at the price, their like 7 grand :( their goes my dreams

but yours looks bad ass!!!
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100 dollars off craigslist. :mrgreen: the pipe and chimney are gonna cost me close to 300. :-|
 
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korvette1977

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fdd2blk said:
kerosene is too expensive and i have a bunch of firewood now. :bigjoint: i'm using it for heat. bongsmiliebongsmilie
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A few words about wood stoves ..
When installed threw a wall there must be at least 2'' of open space around the flue pipes . Also with a wood stove there should be NO ELBOWS. it should be a straight pipe with a straight run.(creosilt will build up in the elbows and cause a fire in the flue ) If at all poss run the pipe out threw the roof .. If not poss then a few 22degree angles .. wood stoves are good for heat but installed wrong and it is a major fire starter .. Ive installed a few hundred here in Pa ..
 
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korvette1977

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fdd2blk said:
100 dollars off craigslist. :mrgreen: the pipe and chimney are gonna cost me close to 300. :-|
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Here in Pa a wood burner needs metalbestos pipe Its very pricey .

Make sure you have 2'' worth of clearance around the pipes when they come near a combustable surface

Home depot sells the wood stove pipes here maybe they do there too

here is a small sample ..
Direct-Vent Pipe - DPA58-6 at The Home Depot

try to stay away from 45degree bends .. use a few 22 degree angles instead .(its real easy to sweep the flue that way )
 
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