Coal and NG will use will be on the rise. Coal in an airtight makes for a warm winter, coal in a stove that is not airtight means you wake up dead some morning.
I would think that even a new airtight could use a small blower system to burn at the best temp. A bellows system would be cooler and quieter than a compressor or hi-speed fan and a glass door would allow you to direct a nozzle of fresh air at the best spot as the fire burns away the material. With forced air it could get steel red hot if you needed a forge or curing oven at some point. That might be better saved for the ash tray area of the stove rather than the top.
Might want a pretty sturdy kitchen table if it will be holding an anvil. Make sitting around the fire at night a lot more interesting.
I would think that even a new airtight could use a small blower system to burn at the best temp. A bellows system would be cooler and quieter than a compressor or hi-speed fan and a glass door would allow you to direct a nozzle of fresh air at the best spot as the fire burns away the material. With forced air it could get steel red hot if you needed a forge or curing oven at some point. That might be better saved for the ash tray area of the stove rather than the top.
Might want a pretty sturdy kitchen table if it will be holding an anvil. Make sitting around the fire at night a lot more interesting.
I am waiting for a touch screen keyboard with the text in a ribbon where the f keys currently are. LED letters that have color and brightness options as well as keyboard layouts so I can use a single handed Dvorak layout on the laptop and two handed layout on the keyboard be it fullsize or onscreen in vitrual mode. A hot key that remembers all your text edits because your repeated mistrakes could be done with those being added to the spellchecker options. For me the 'you' your' error should have a single button that checks context somehow. I draw the line where the keyboard refused to accept my input. Think of it as proof that he is not a bot.
