Name: Wildfire Elm, U tubes add more heat.mov @slatterbench70
Uploaded: 2010-11-15T01:29:31-0400
Duration: 8 min 17 s
Description: Each video I make shows changes to the Elm stove. This time I chose to make the side mounted U tubes with no holes. The air enters from the back of the stove and is rapidly heated inside these tubes, then released back into the room at between 500 and 1000 degrees F.

Steve Slatter | Wildfire Elm on Ground Hog's Day @slatterbench70 | Uploaded February 2010 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
I finally got smart and shot video when it was dark. Eliminating the glare on the window and any other light helped define the flames. I was looking to have the blue flames be more visible, instead of being overpowered by the brighter orange flames from the primary combustion. see more photos and the story of Elm stoves at vermontironstove.com

The First British Elm wood stove, July 2011

1984 Cat Elm becomes a Wildfire Elm stove

Elm stove with U shaped air tubes, and wild secondary flames

Primary air from an alternate source for the Wildfire Elm stove

The Wildfire Elm stove, box beam and new airwash, Wow!