Build this stove to try out an outdoor wood heating system. It has the same features as Boiler plan I, but is easier and more economically to build. The drawback is that it's a less flexible design, which limits the builder's ability to improve the stove's efficiency, as in Boiler Plan I. I built the stove pictured above, for about $400 using salvaged materials, including some discarded oil and fuel drums. (And salvaged paint, obviously)

A Large 35 Cu. Ft. Firebox

A 200 Gallon Capacity WaterJacket

A Large Water Filled Loading Door

Automatic, Adjustable, Water Jacket Temperature Control

Blower Induced, Powered Damper, Draft Control

12 To 36 Hour Burn Times, Between Loadings

A Baffled Flue Design For Improved Efficiency

An Open Vent Design, Preventing Dangerous Pressures

A Complete Design Plan, Requiring No Additional Stove Housing