daws101
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bahahahahahahahahahaha! wood buring stoves are for the most part cast iron.so if you had a steel grill over a wood fire with a twenty mph wind in would soften and fail....lol
Yep. Provided it's a bigass bonfire, the kind where if the wind suddenly shifts directions, you lose your eyebrows. And the steel grill needs to be down low in the fire, and you've got to have more wood loaded on top of the steel grill. I know it will happen, because I did it. Quite accidentally. I was just trying to burn some big hunks of a dead tree quickly.
so how do you explain the wood burning stove ???
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZCqB-S5kjQ]Defra approved Bohemia X 30 Woodburning stove for smoke control areas by Pevex Enterprises Ltd - YouTube[/ame]
more inportantly they don't hold enough fuel to heat them to weaking point. to do that you would have to bury the stove in wood and make sure it had enough air to get the fire hot enough.