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A Deeper Look Inside a Wood & Coal Fired Cook Stove

A Deeper Look Inside a Wood & Coal Fired Cook Stove In this video, I take you deep inside my wood & coal fired cook stove to show how it really works, how to maintain it, and why a clean, properly sized chimney is the heart of the entire system. This stove is an American Home wood and coal cook stove built in 1927. After walking through the basic operation, I open it up and show the hidden smoke and heat passageways that run throughout the stove—channels designed to extract every bit of heat before the smoke ever reaches the chimney. These “secret” paths are what heat the cooktop, warm the oven evenly, and make these stoves so efficient when they are clean and functioning properly. Maintenance is just as important as operation. In this video, I demonstrate how I clean the internal flue passages, remove built-up ash and soot, and keep airflow moving freely through the stove. I also climb up on the roof to clean the chimney and explain why the chimney is the motor that drives all wood and coal stoves. Without proper draft, nothing works as it should. A properly installed, properly sized, and properly maintained chimney is essential. From the firebox to the chimney cap, everything must have a clean, unobstructed path to flow. When it does, these stoves operate safely, efficiently, and exactly as they were designed to nearly a century ago. All of this takes place in my hand-built 1800s-style log cabin, where wood and fire are still a daily part of life. I hope this deeper look helps you better understand these incredible stoves—whether you own one, plan to install one, or simply enjoy learning how things were done. Thanks for watching, Jerry A Log Cabin Lifestyle Part 1 A glimpse into an early American Home (Kitchen)    • A glimpse into an early American Home (Kit...