[TheForge] temporary heat shield

Chuck Robinson robi5515 at bellsouth.net
Fri Feb 6 10:54:16 EST 2009


Hey Terry,
Unless you plan to register foreign flag and not tie up in US ports, you are 
probably in for a very rude awakening when the Coast Guard  does its 
certification inspection.
 Real teak panneling will give them severe heart burn, but a wood stove will 
give the inspector a heart attack.
I suspect that your vessels are going to have a hard enough time passing, 
with existing diffiencies you are not even aware of yet.
Chuck
>
> the wood stove is currently only 8 inches from the teak paneled
> bulkhead. this is in the open dining area. the wood stove was put in to
> provide some 'atmosphere' for the people in the dining area. that is
> what i have been told. i want to protect the teak paneling from any
> further scorching. yes, the easiest way would be to remove the wood
> stove. no more wood stove no more scorching.
>
> the ships seem to collect a good supply of pallets and other wood.
> there is a good supply of floating wood in the oceans at any given time.
> that is what i have been told. i am still land locked in northern
> illinois still unable to travel. the doctors just increased the morphine
> dosage once again so i am getting used to the new dosage. feeling dizzy
> and nauseated most of the day is not fun. replying to e-mails
> under-the-influence has caused some problems.
>
> ries', suggestions jogged my thinking into using a welding blanket. i am
> going to order several of the 'white spark' silica cloth from
> www.steelguardsaftey.com .
>
> http://www.steelguardsafety.com/welding-blankets.htm
>
> they will work until a permanent solution can be found. they will also
> be used later so they will not be wasted.
>
>
> -- 
> terry l. ridder ><>
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