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Hi,
I heat my basement shop with wood. The woodstove came from Navy City Metals in Gorst ie cheap. Last year I burned a lot of scrap wood from a wood shop. The wood was nice and dry. It did need to be cut shorter to fit the stove and one did have to watch for nails. But the price is right. Now one can only install a certified stove so useable wood stoves are harder to find and more expensive to buy. I don't think you should use wood as your only source of heat. It is not economical when you consider the time it costs you. But I would sure recommend it over no heat at all and if you generate any wood scrap it will help you get rid of it. Dan RainLover wrote: Winter's right around the corner and after 2 years without studio heat, I MAY finally be able to do something about it. Cost is a factor for me. Thanks, James, Seattle |
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