Barrel burner

[Bfouts]

Any suggestions to plug the gaps?http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160208/edf0962a3800f9a11aaf90d8eb7b6288.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160208/9b4ca4a2d4a53807fa0449b41cf52f39.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160208/524d7492c3a51d34892a001ff2d8fe39.jpg[IMG]


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[wobbletop]

Aluminum foil is what I have been using.

[Agent914]

Go to the local hardware store where they sell wood stove replacement supplies and buy some "fire rope" gasket material and wrap it wround the pans but do not glue it just lightly tuck in the rope so when you remove the pans it falls away.

Found this on Amzon:
http://www.amazon.com/Imperial-Mfg-Gasket-Ga0187-Fireplace/dp/B0015Q4KOU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455030953&sr=8-1&keywords=wood+stove+gasket+kit

FYI I had the same set-up a few years back worked well so I added a damper worked better and then I decide to wrap hi-temp insulation around it and killed it. I liked it because they are quick and simple to make...so scroll back thru the link and you will find the designed on 1-13-2013...enjoy
http://mapletrader.com/community/showthread.php?18368-Barrel-Evaporator-Designed-under-100&highlight=agent914

[johnpma]

Go to your local FD and get some old fire hose that they are tossing

[Too Tall]

I use "pan gasket" from Sugarbushsupplies.com. It's 1" thick x 4" wide by varying lengths. Seems to work pretty well to fill in some areas around my pan.

[woodey24]

We are using the rail gasket from sugar bush supplies . Comes in a 25ft roll but 2in wide for 17$ http://www.sugarbushsupplies.com/ Go to the online catalog. page 7.