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[negiliblek <negiliblek@yahoo.com>]

Jeff,
 
Ash left from the immediate fire near the feed and burn chamber can be 
reached from the feed mouth (8"x8").
 
Ash can also be cleaned out after ?1 year? from the T I put right at the base 
of the heat riser and the T I put at the end of the longest length of 
horizontal floor pipe.
 
I'd definitely recommend firing at each stage of compeletion as Ianto 
recommends. If you have the time and the bricklaying skills (which I really 
didn't), play with the lenght of the burn tube and the length of the heat 
riser BEFORE you motar them all together.
 
Also play with the size and shape of the mouth of the feed and the heat riser 
 -fire it for each configuration.... that way you'll learn what kind of 
problems arise and how hot each configuration burns at.
 
Good Luck!



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      Obama Wants to Set Up White House Farmers Market
      <http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_18916.cfm>

"So, you know, Michelle set up that garden in the White House?

One of the things that we're trying to do now is to figure out, can we
get a little farmers' market outside of the White House. I'm not going
to have all of you all just tromping around inside but right outside the
White House...and that is a win-win situation."
-Barack Obama

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