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This
course will teach you how to
construct a wood-burning stove out of recycled materials quickly
and easily.
Suitable
for home, workshop, motor-home, yurt, shed or canal boat. Learn
how to design, build and install a strong, effective, durable stove
for your own needs.
Gas bottles,
for example, can be found at scrap yards, but they can't be crushed
or recycled, and if they are old or slightly damaged, can't be returned
either. They can be given a new life as a wood-burner though. Stoves
can also be made from other reclaimed metal objects.
The course
includes:
- sourcing
recycled materials
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your
requirements as regards fuel type: wood, charcoal
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your
requirements as regards useage: heating, cooking
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your
requirements as regards situation: tent, camper-van, workshop
etc.
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design:
choose from two types
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construction
- installation
- tools and how to use
them
During
the course, we will attempt to complete two different kinds of stove.
more
on wood-burners
how
to book: |
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arrive: |
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around
9.30 for a 10am prompt start |
depart: |
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after
the course finishes at 5pm |
directions: |
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click here for
a map and directions to Windmill Hill City Farm |
what
to bring: |
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pen and notebook; packed lunch (if you're not using
the cafe) |
let
us know: |
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if
you have any special needs |
price: |
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£60
Refundable up to two weeks prior to course (minus £30
admin fee)
No refunds for cancellations within two weeks of course |
lunch: |
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bring
a packed lunch or you can get lunch at the cafe |
discounts:
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car
sharing: |
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painting a
finished stove; door to be added
gas bottle
stove with flue; alongside is a stove made from car wheel rims
cutting the
entrance to the fire-box with an angle-grinder; the plate that is
removed can be used later to make a door |
