[TheForge] RE: The return of Dr. Frankenburner...etc.

[Kathy]

Aubrey,
Yes, it is in his book. I read the book several years ago, and it was about the
only thing I found outstanding there in. Most of the information is more of
historical interest than practical value considering how little the tooling
(drills, etc.) are to buy compared to wasting the time to build them.
Mikey

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Subject: RE: [TheForge] RE: The return of Dr. Frankenburner...etc.

I could see rigging something like that.

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From: theforge-bounces at mailman.qth.net on behalf of Jerry Frost
Sent: Tue 3/6/2007 2:19 PM
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Subject: Re: [TheForge] RE: The return of Dr. Frankenburner...etc.



It's a pretty simple set up. He made a hood that's more
of a lid that swings over the firepot. The lid is
connected via ducting to the intake of the blower. This
recirculates the smoke through the fire and leaves less
going up the stack.

Frosty
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From: "Washington, Aubrey O." <awashington at ou.edu>


Mikey,

Where can I find more about this?  Is it in his book?

Aubrey


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