Actually some do. This is a page from the Englander NC 13 manual, it gives a pretty good example of the size and placement of the holes.They don't give this info away free.
I'm pretty sure you know what I meant. I'm sure there are sketches out the there, but delivering the air to those tubes is just as important as the tube itself. There's more involved than just throwing tubes in the top of s stove.Actually some do. This is a page from the Englander NC 13 manual, it gives a pretty good example of the size and placement of the holes.
There are many manuals available on line, look at some that are from similar size stoves.
When I added secondary air tubes to my Fisher stove I based mine off the Englander NC 30.
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Yep, its a new stove project.
So 3 tubes like the book?
What about the air contor?
Do you install air control for the tubes.
What pattern is recommended inside?
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