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10-18-'24, WBR Live, ''Daily Constitution'', ''Hillbilly Friday'', (pics on wimkin) Minority Report, Got a lot of progress, and I also got a about a week to finish the remaining (reliable). The material (sans some fasteners, etc.) are all piled up in adjacent locations (it's a method), waiting to be buckled down in the permanent fixations. Some of the old construction will have to be redone. The heat collector will work better without the 4'' ABS tube, and the spacing of the roof deck trusses are too far apart for comfort with age (will now be 15'' for the insulation boost) but I may use some of the 5'' ducting to boost the heat area -collection-. The plastic is just currently set in place to help remove the shipping folds, and MOST of this is running red line on UBC code, but this is an appliance (heat recovery)and any overheat dangerous to the close wood has a paper sticker on it to provide a over heat warning, that should never happen with the distance and size of the tube (expanded after fire pit exhaust).The most critical area of the recovery is close to the plastic and provide earlier warning if the flame limit gets above the grill. I still have some ''freezer locker door plastic strip'' that I may attach under the heat distribution tube for better efficiency, but I need to see if the greenroom wants to melt first. In any easy pass construction, one will require treated glass close to any fire or water and glass for all the rest, but that snit is expensive (even salvaged). The view kinda sucks with the plastic as well. The pics show the morning sun contact on the ''machinery''. Speaking of which, I may set the outside water faucet on the east side of the pile ó rocks, for the morning reliability, but the west is a better access, and I usually don't get up that early. I need to drizzle the mud insulation early enough so that the remaining water has dried out before it freeze drys, and becomes the opposite of insulation for the water supply. ''Jesus is a friend of mine'', Wicca.