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  @liberatorrocketheaters · 1 year ago · pinned

  Its always great seeing the work put into designing and making heaters improve peoples quality of life. I'm elated that the heater is working so well for you and your family. If theres anything else we can help you with, please let us know. Thank you so much!

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  @hillbilly4christ638 · 10 months ago

  Ceiling fans can move that hot air down.  I have them throughout my house for the different seasons.

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  @adamholbrook2281 · 1 year ago

  You've got it dialed in now!  Thanks for the update.

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  @CubbyTech · 1 year ago

  Nice follow up video!  You may want to look into a cold air intake from the attic space, using a dual inner-outer pipe intake/exhaust (if you have the room).  That way the cooler outside air get warmed by the attic space, then the exhaust making it's way down to the intake.  At first it looked like you had drilled through the hearth and had a basement/crawlspace intake.

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  @thereasoner9454 · 8 months ago

  If your home has central air/heat ducts, you can simply put a bypass/additional air intake above the stove and run the central heater fan only to quickly disperse heat throughout the whole home.  Separately, if you have attic access, or a nearby closet, you could also install a separate air intake with a 4" - 6" inline duct fan to pull the risen hot air to the furthest part of the home, which will roll the air slowly and allow heat to radiate from end to end.

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  @NormandSabourin-f8y · 1 year ago

  You can also make a sand battery and put it on top like a steel bucket filled with sand get some copper sheets stick them in the sand have a bend on top then put one or two of those stove fans on top of the copper more energy efficiency

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  @ChrisPet-h6y · 7 months ago

  If you are worried about the heat on the floor get a sheet of rock wall that is rated to 2300 fahrenheit

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  @lamarwilliams185 · 1 year ago

  Thanks for the update!!!

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  @user-ss3bq2mz9z · 8 months ago

  Thank you for sharing your experience with the pellet stove. Will save on my own installation.

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  @bowman4610 · 1 year ago

  I bought a floor air mover and attached a 25 foot 6" duct line to it. Put the blower in my coldest room, aimed the duct at the hottest and the temperatures even out very quickly. Gave me my warm bathroom and a much cooler kitchen.

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  @PainterD54 · 8 months ago (edited)

  Wow, I&apos;m fortunate that hardwood pellets are much cheaper here and burn much slower than the softwood ones that are more expensive here in Minnesota. I guess it all depends on where you live.<br> One thing I did with my gravity fed pellet stove is installed a barometric damper in the flu pipe to prevent the wind from causing a roaring draft like you&apos;re referring to. It evens out the draft and makes my stove burn steady without big heat spikes. Works great!

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  @leonmccarty9430 · 1 year ago

  Some suggestions, one pick up some of those wood stove fans that use the heat of the stove to run the fans. Two instead of using up floor space to circulate air flow try smaller fans mounted low in the walls of the room you want the heat to go to. Then a vent above near the celing to let heat into the rooms. Even in the bathroom. Thirdly have someone make an outside round jacket around your heat chamber to make a sand battery with a filler cap, with a vent hold to let the monster out. Once the sand battery heats up, it will help you save on pellets. By letting you shut the stove off, while the sand battery keeps heat flowing.

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