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    Did you notice this item (plan portfolio) on the MHA site?

    http://www.mha-net.org/bookstore/

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldtrapper View Post
    Did you notice this item (plan portfolio) on the MHA site?

    http://www.mha-net.org/bookstore/
    thanks old trapper!

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    cool video old trapper! i might just purchase the full length dvd and i guess it would make sense to have this m/h against an exterior wall to make loading of firewood a cleaner job thanks again!

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    Got the book.
    Got the video and now ... a youtube video..
    AWESOME!

    I believe that he has even build using the LHBA methods too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldtrapper View Post
    Somehow I was never sold on the idea til this video. For 30 years I have toyed with the idea but never wished I had a concrete pad that would support it til now. I think it might be the idea of the outside door to load and start the fire that got me. I must have seen the idea before but somehow it never hit me til now.

    This is a good idea for those of us who can work fast and hard enough to get it done.
    Every time I have strayed from the teachings of Skip Ellsworth it has cost me money.

    I love the mask mandate. I hardly ever have to bruh my teeth anymore.

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    I meant to say "those of you"...
    Every time I have strayed from the teachings of Skip Ellsworth it has cost me money.

    I love the mask mandate. I hardly ever have to bruh my teeth anymore.

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    My dad has built a masonry heater in his log cabin from bricks. It is a hybrid: also works as a stove and has a fireplace. Masonry heater is a way to generate heat in every older house in Russia. The typical heater is a multi-purpose structure which also takes quite a bit of a space. Besides the stove, there is a bench (the temperature there is warm enough to have a bed in there). So, in older times families had children or older folks ("babushka's" and "dedushka's") sleeping on heater benches. I used to sleep myself on a bench of a masonry heater -- it is very comfortable and warm, especially in cold weather. Here is how a typical Russian masonry heater/stove looks like:


    LHBA build is a process. Accept it'll take some time, will be more expensive than you thought and enjoy the journey.

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    Has anyone ever built a stove like the one in that guys video?

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    Thanks slamasha, that is soooo cool.

    Thoner, that heater is Tom's own design. He sells complete instructions. Oh yeah, and no I haven't built that one.

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