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Shedendman
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accidents will only occur if you dont do it right,that goes for 1 million things humans do day in day out
how big is the space you what to heat ? well sealed up (holes in roof etc. ?) any insulation ?
I'd go for a waste oil burner... pick up old engine/gearbox/whatever oil from garages for free (they have to pay to have it taken away) then pour it into your tank (get a bunded tank on ebay)
then you can turn your heat on/off with the flick of a switch... or a timer... or a thermostat etc. etc. :-)
I'd go for a waste oil burner... pick up old engine/gearbox/whatever oil from garages for free (they have to pay to have it taken away) then pour it into your tank (get a bunded tank on ebay)
then you can turn your heat on/off with the flick of a switch... or a timer... or a thermostat etc. etc. :-)
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garages have to get rid of it as they need a license to burn it a cost of , Permits will continue to be issued by local authorities with an initial application fee of £3,218 and an annual fee of £1,384, as set by DEFRA.
http://garagewire.co.uk/news/garages-face-dilemma-ahead-of-small-waste-oil-burner-reg-changes/
unknown if it will affect the homeowner but i suspect in time it will do
http://garagewire.co.uk/news/garages-face-dilemma-ahead-of-small-waste-oil-burner-reg-changes/
unknown if it will affect the homeowner but i suspect in time it will do
I will share photo's just as soon as I make enough space to photograph themWelcome... we will swap advice for photo's of your work, it sounds interesting, don't be shy.
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I will always find you!!! I am a woman!
Thanks, I've researched this already, the reason I can't do it is that my workshop is at the back of my cottage, and due to space, boundaries etc, I can't get the the tank anywhere far enough away from either building to comply with regs.
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There are some very clever and helpful people on here, only to willing to share knowledge amassed over a lifetime of working with steel, enjoy and good luck with the venture
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This is one of the best builds I've seen.
Rocket stove builds:
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Rocket stove builds:
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Yea we do get loads of replies...my introduction thread was the longest intro thread in forum history...8 years ago
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lads?? Yea we do get loads of replies...my introduction thread was the longest intro thread in forum history...8 years ago
allready!! I feel old now....Anyway welcome aboard and it's great to have another girl here!!
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