Please Note: Due to busyness with stove building, NSW will only write
orders for parts which support Navigator Stove installs. |
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CONICAL
DRUM Heads come "as
made" from the shop and will need to be polished if one is desiring
a mirror finish. |
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"CLOVERLEAF"
STYLE
HEAD
Stainless or Galvanized. (no copper) 4" 4"er is 12" tall |
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4"
Iron - 7" cut hole reqd. w/ 9" flange OD. Also available
in A356 Aluminum |
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Seat plug in iron with a hammer
or mallet. NOT INTENDED FOR |
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First section off
stove hand forms to fit oval flange. |
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ADJUSTABLE
BENDS - 4"
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PIPE
DAMPERS 4" Cast Iron & Steel. Basically your stove's "gas pedal". Running a stove without a damper is unsafe. You would also go through wood in a hurry without one! |
1/3/07
The Alcohol "Drop-In"
Burner
Here's a handy item that
will allow you to boil water or cook on top of your stove in the warmer months.
No need to take up valuable counter space with another burner device while
your woodstove sits idle.
The DROP IN BURNER literally drops into the stove top and burns plain denatured
alcohol.
The burner element is self pressurizing(minimal) and since it is located down
in the cast bronze burner housing,
there is little worry of spilling fuel. The "DROP IN" fits all NAVIGATOR
stoves. On a 2 oz. filling it will
run for 20 min. We found that it takes 8 min to boil a liter of water. Running
in simmer mode, the burn time
is easily doubled. To refill is simple using the included fuel bottle. Longer
cook
times are only interupted by the time it takes to add another 2 oz. of fuel.
Then during the
same day when you'd like to have a fire in the stove to warm up, the "DROP
IN" can be taken out
in a split second and a wood fire can be started. Pretty slick, eh?
The photos above are prototypes. Notice how the
flame is very similar to a gas burner.
Some alcohol burners use a wick type system. This design however functions
on a
different priciple and as a result creates a very satisfactory flame. Here
is our final, rather
solid, cast bronze design inserted into a raw SARDINE top plate casting. The
burner's
rubber gasketed screw-on cover is in place on the burner. Unused fuel can
be left in the
burner and stored for future use. When using
a DROP IN with a plain iron stove,
one might seriously consider covering the top of the stove with aluminum foil
to keep
it dry.
A WARNING REGARDING HOT APPLIANCES AND ALCOHOL FUEL
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RTV High-Heat Silicone Sealant (Clear). |
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3" & 4" Chimney Brush w/ 10' flexible handle & ball tip. Makes cleaning pipes a simpler job. Flexible shaft "snakes" brush through 45's & 90's. Cut handle down to suit your particular pipe run. |
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Rutland's Chimney Thermometer works on the principle that metal expands as it heats up. It is calibrated so that the pointer on the face indicates when the woodstove is operating in a safe temperature range. This black enameled metal thermometer magnetically attaches to stove top, door or flue pipe to show at a glance if the stove is operating within an efficient burning range. Indicates overheating or a low temperature creosote buildup hazard. Stove chimneys, pipes, stove doors, stove-tops are all places where this product is useful. Every home with a solid fuel appliance needs one.The Rutland Chimney Thermometer helps maintain a margin of safety for your family, and saves you money at the same time. Permanent mounting screw and safety wire are included. |
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Make your own firebrick. Originally developed for use in blast furnaces, it has exceptional strength and abrasion resistance. It's ideal for casting into custom shapes to replace worn-out firebrick. When the dry material is mixed with water, it chemically sets and dries brick hard. It can be cast in irregular shapes or as a solid stone bed. 12.5 lbs. casts a block 12"x12"x11/4", or 120 lbs./ cu. ft. Easy-to-follow foolproof directions on container. |
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Some people would rather paint their stove than apply a paste polish several times a year. This paint gives a very even (boring), homogeneous matte finish. Polish on the other hand will give you variable shades of charcoal gray depending on the relative smoothness of the iron surface. If you are into "Green" products, don't get this stuff as its super solvent-stinky to apply and then it off-gasses when you first use the stove. |
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Some people would rather spray their stove than use a paste polish. |
marinest@marinestove.com / 360 298
4623
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