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Nick, I've had it filled with wood, and an awesome fire going. Never got red hot. When I do get it goin real good, I usually turn the box fan on that's behind it, just to move some air by it. You could see how well the stone on the bottom works, the paint is still untouched all the way around...

I wired my pole barn exactly the way you want to. The wiring is not in conduit, and the inspector never said a word about it.

I'll have to check the paperwork on both......thx guys.

Very nice. But, I must say that the title to this thread really threw me off. I was expecting a garage build with a craftsman TOOL theme! :headscrat

Just a couple quick questions: Does Craftsman give the lifetime warranty on air tools and vises? My 3/8 air ratchet is broke, and the jaws on my vise are also broke. It's no big deal if they're not. Even though they're both about 15 years old, I still have the paperwork for them, which lists...

Where do you live? Reason I ask is, I'd like to make sure I live far enough away, lol........ I agree with the home system. Here's mine with serius satellite. Bought the converter for the serius at radio shack. The rack now includes a kenwood amp and equilizer. It's enough to get the walls of...

Only one door is all that's needed. It just makes it easier to get some wood towards the back. And having a door down low makes it easier to remove ashes. Just watch where ya put it. It really puts off the heat!

Didn't really need 2 doors. I just wanted 1 lower so it's easier to remove ashes, and 1 higher so I can throw wood further back in the stove easier. As far as temps go, I was out there a couple days ago and my therm. read 13 degrees f., I walked out 5 hrs later and it read 50f. Wasn't really...

I did add another 3 ft. section of pipe outside after these pics were taken. Just wanted to be sure and get a good draft. Also would like to add, that my messy shop is now cleaned up, lol... Some more pics:

My 40 X 40 pole barn shop isn't insulated, and only has a partial concrete floor for now. With a nice supply of free wood out back, it only made sense to burn wood. I used to work for a trucking company that had the "oil tank" barrel stove in their shop. That thing really cranked out the heat...

It wasn't the greatest, but I could pull alot with it! Rode pretty good too! Sold it to my Dad's cousin. It has the 6.9 non-turbo. Kept the firestone air bags.

My '68 Camaro. Bought it in '87 from the original owner when I was stationed at Ft. Ord, Ca. Sold it in '05. Just a plane jane, but I miss it.

Doesn't matter if he's in the house, garage, or pointing pheasants. He just wants to be part of the family.....

LOL.....Sometimes I think Firefighters do more damage than the fires themselves....

WOW.....just checked that site out. Some serious iron wasting away......

Nate, if you offered to power wash it for me, I'd lower the price but I'd also say goodbye to any warranty I offered.

The smell is coal tar. And a real pro will have sand in his mix so it isn't slippery when wet. I haven't seen anyone use a hot mix in a long time. That stuff is outlawed in most states. People see us pulling a trailer around with a tank, and automatically assume it's heated for some reason. And...

Model number for those who requested: UDAP75

I guess this is just as bad as trying to sell a snowplow in the summer, lol....