Dear crispin,
This is indeed a great gift to the stove world. From private mails and news on the stove site I would like to share that the development of this stove was a major accomplishment, taking many hours of development and testing. I thank you and all the members of the team, and organizations involved, for making these plans available to mankind. Well done, John Davies. From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Crispin Pemberton-Pigott Sent: 27 November 2011 04:14 AM To: 'Discussion of biomass cooking stoves' Subject: Re: [Stoves] Heat / cook stove - proposed design Dear Friends Further to Darren's efforts, a reminder that the original drawings for the combustor and one of the stoves that incorporates it is in the Library at New Dawn Engineering at the very much enlarged (this week) website. That is not to say there is so much there, just that we can now make very large files such as high-res video originals available. As time passes more will be available. See http://www.newdawnengineering.com/website/library/Stoves/gtz7/ for a list of files. It is not a webpage, it just shows a list of files. You can sort by different means by clicking on the top bar as you would in Explorer. If you download all of them you will be able to make the whole 7.1 version of the stove known colloquially as 'The Tractor' due to its strange appearance. It is a chimney stove (90-105mm x 3 metres tall) that burns soft coal, hard coal and wood (though we have not tested it with wood). It is a very good space heating stove for people living near the floor (lots of radiant heat). It is recommend that the brickwork be done with boiler bricks (hard ones) which cost about $1.50 each in most places. If you want updated designs (the 7.1 is from Sept 2010) please contact me. Regards Crispin
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