http://ahualoa.net/eggsntea/2010/04/biochar1/ ben and deb's farm in ahualoa Sat, 24 Sep 2011 21:00:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://ahualoa.net/eggsntea/2010/04/biochar1/comment-page-1/#comment-379 Jay Fitz Mon, 19 Apr 2010 03:30:21 +0000 http://washedashore.com/eggsntea/?p=349#comment-379 I'd recommend moving up to a hot water heater tank as a core element as well. You're going to find once you get it hot enough to do the job you'll burn those barrels up quite quickly. The steel isn't up to the task. I’d recommend moving up to a hot water heater tank as a core element as well. You’re going to find once you get it hot enough to do the job you’ll burn those barrels up quite quickly. The steel isn’t up to the task.

]]> http://ahualoa.net/eggsntea/2010/04/biochar1/comment-page-1/#comment-370 Monte Hines Sat, 17 Apr 2010 11:44:52 +0000 http://washedashore.com/eggsntea/?p=349#comment-370 GREAT WORK! Thanks for sharing. Looks like a great concept for an economical design. It appears to me that you have it down if you add a few tweaks. Maybe some holes in barrel at bottom to let wood gas to escape, burn and add to heat of fire. Maybe if wood was smaller dry chucks and you had a block with a vertical hole in middle of roof with a tall chimney pipe to increase draft effect. Please share your progress. I would like to try your design as time permits. Keep on Keepin' On! Be the Change! GREAT WORK! Thanks for sharing. Looks like a great concept for an economical design. It appears to me that you have it down if you add a few tweaks. Maybe some holes in barrel at bottom to let wood gas to escape, burn and add to heat of fire. Maybe if wood was smaller dry chucks and you had a block with a vertical hole in middle of roof with a tall chimney pipe to increase draft effect. Please share your progress. I would like to try your design as time permits. Keep on Keepin’ On! Be the Change!

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