Cheap & effective firing pipe
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Cheap & effective firing pipe
I have previously used the rooftop extension pipe for firing 'Frederick' whilst 'Madeline' had a rather heavy six foot stove pipe to help raise the draft. I have just gone over to using a carpet roll tube, as I have seen these being used on the rally field. They come in 4m lengths and are made of stout cardboard, fitting the chimney top very well. I cut my one into two: they are said to last a season. The advantage is that they are light and do not produce a plug of condensed cold air in the firing chimney on a damp morning.
The other advantage is that my one cost £0 from the local Carpetright warehouse.
Tim
The other advantage is that my one cost £0 from the local Carpetright warehouse.
Tim
Tim Watson- Number of posts : 585
Location : Herts
Registration date : 2008-07-02
Firing tube
Great idea Tim, my original STW supplied tube has just about rusted out and I was wondering what to do next!
thehawk- Number of posts : 61
Location : Templecombe (4 inch Burrell)
Registration date : 2008-06-22
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