looking for a charlie noble smoke stack

[Joe Zaraschi]

Anyone know if there is a person or company that can still fabricate a traditional charlie noble?

[Joe Zaraschi]

Anyone know if there is a person or company that can still fabricate a traditional charlie noble?

[Joe Zaraschi]

Anyone know if there is a person or company that can still fabricate a traditional charlie noble?

[ErikH]

dickinson stoves sells them, or they did some years back. And they will probably fabricate you anything they donb't sell.

[ErikH]

dickinson stoves sells them, or they did some years back. And they will probably fabricate you anything they donb't sell.

[ErikH]

dickinson stoves sells them, or they did some years back. And they will probably fabricate you anything they donb't sell.

[Bruce Hooke]

I'd imagine that, given a plan, a decent sheet metal shop could make you up one, No? But you might have to hunt a bit to find one that would do nice enough work for it to look good on deck...

[Bruce Hooke]

I'd imagine that, given a plan, a decent sheet metal shop could make you up one, No? But you might have to hunt a bit to find one that would do nice enough work for it to look good on deck...

[Bruce Hooke]

I'd imagine that, given a plan, a decent sheet metal shop could make you up one, No? But you might have to hunt a bit to find one that would do nice enough work for it to look good on deck...

[Thad Van Gilder]

ABI sells one. It's OK but expensive.

Thad

[Thad Van Gilder]

ABI sells one. It's OK but expensive.

Thad

[Thad Van Gilder]

ABI sells one. It's OK but expensive.

Thad

[MAGIC's Craig]

If you build one, or have one built to your specs, you might consider having a surrounding "cylinder: attached, spaced out about 1/4" (6mm) as a wind shield. Larry showed me this on TALEISEN and they have found that it works under nearly all conditions.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid149/p8d0c4707d2e4dcc245a7fc4a56e721fe/f5f746f1.jpg

and here is a close up:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid149/p33dcae7fbda63af59f54bbb42efbe9c8/f5f746ee.jpg

[MAGIC's Craig]

If you build one, or have one built to your specs, you might consider having a surrounding "cylinder: attached, spaced out about 1/4" (6mm) as a wind shield. Larry showed me this on TALEISEN and they have found that it works under nearly all conditions.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid149/p8d0c4707d2e4dcc245a7fc4a56e721fe/f5f746f1.jpg

and here is a close up:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid149/p33dcae7fbda63af59f54bbb42efbe9c8/f5f746ee.jpg

[MAGIC's Craig]

If you build one, or have one built to your specs, you might consider having a surrounding "cylinder: attached, spaced out about 1/4" (6mm) as a wind shield. Larry showed me this on TALEISEN and they have found that it works under nearly all conditions.

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid149/p8d0c4707d2e4dcc245a7fc4a56e721fe/f5f746f1.jpg

and here is a close up:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid149/p33dcae7fbda63af59f54bbb42efbe9c8/f5f746ee.jpg

[MAGIC's Craig]

Hi, Joe:

We have one of the "H" type on MAGIC....seems to me, we bought it from Doc Freeman's in Seattle, which of course, is no longer a choice. As Eric pointed our, Dickinson's does carry them. Try:
Dickinson's stove products page - see lower right (http://www.dickinsonmarine.com/shop5/shopdisplaycategories.asp)

[MAGIC's Craig]

Hi, Joe:

We have one of the "H" type on MAGIC....seems to me, we bought it from Doc Freeman's in Seattle, which of course, is no longer a choice. As Eric pointed our, Dickinson's does carry them. Try:
Dickinson's stove products page - see lower right (http://www.dickinsonmarine.com/shop5/shopdisplaycategories.asp)

[MAGIC's Craig]

Hi, Joe:

We have one of the "H" type on MAGIC....seems to me, we bought it from Doc Freeman's in Seattle, which of course, is no longer a choice. As Eric pointed our, Dickinson's does carry them. Try:
Dickinson's stove products page - see lower right (http://www.dickinsonmarine.com/shop5/shopdisplaycategories.asp)

[Jay Greer]

Hi,
Here is a source for you.
http://www.marinestove.com/index.htm
Jay Greer

[Jay Greer]

Hi,
Here is a source for you.
http://www.marinestove.com/index.htm
Jay Greer

[Jay Greer]

Hi,
Here is a source for you.
http://www.marinestove.com/index.htm
Jay Greer

[Andrew Craig-Bennett]

Had my "H" made up by a local sheet metal shop - then had to get another one made when the first got nicked. I definitely favour the H shape.

[Andrew Craig-Bennett]

Had my "H" made up by a local sheet metal shop - then had to get another one made when the first got nicked. I definitely favour the H shape.

[Andrew Craig-Bennett]

Had my "H" made up by a local sheet metal shop - then had to get another one made when the first got nicked. I definitely favour the H shape.

[Bob Cleek]

Not to hijack your thread or 'nuthin, but, golly... Larry sure has gotten grey! Add a few pounds and he'd be a shoo in for next year's Macy's Santa! LOL

[Bob Cleek]

Not to hijack your thread or 'nuthin, but, golly... Larry sure has gotten grey! Add a few pounds and he'd be a shoo in for next year's Macy's Santa! LOL

[Bob Cleek]

Not to hijack your thread or 'nuthin, but, golly... Larry sure has gotten grey! Add a few pounds and he'd be a shoo in for next year's Macy's Santa! LOL

[T.A.R.]

Chappels Boat Building has a good section on smoke heads. Most aren't difficult to make. Have you tried a local fabricator?

[T.A.R.]

Chappels Boat Building has a good section on smoke heads. Most aren't difficult to make. Have you tried a local fabricator?

[T.A.R.]

Chappels Boat Building has a good section on smoke heads. Most aren't difficult to make. Have you tried a local fabricator?

[Dave Lesser]

There are a couple on this web page from SailboatStuff.com (http://www.sailboatstuff.com/cb_vent.html), in Petaluma, CA, made by A&B Industries.

[Dave Lesser]

There are a couple on this web page from SailboatStuff.com (http://www.sailboatstuff.com/cb_vent.html), in Petaluma, CA, made by A&B Industries.

[Dave Lesser]

There are a couple on this web page from SailboatStuff.com (http://www.sailboatstuff.com/cb_vent.html), in Petaluma, CA, made by A&B Industries.

[Murray Campbell]

...now i want to try one of those!

had a gust one night this winter that actually lifted the cast iron lid up off the dickenson and set it down with a bang (while blowing the burner out)...turned the flashlight on to see what all the noise was about and it looked like a bad rock concert light show with all of the smoke

and then there's the problem of only being able to run the stove on one tack

(moral...get a good one)

[Murray Campbell]

...now i want to try one of those!

had a gust one night this winter that actually lifted the cast iron lid up off the dickenson and set it down with a bang (while blowing the burner out)...turned the flashlight on to see what all the noise was about and it looked like a bad rock concert light show with all of the smoke

and then there's the problem of only being able to run the stove on one tack

(moral...get a good one)

[Murray Campbell]

...now i want to try one of those!

had a gust one night this winter that actually lifted the cast iron lid up off the dickenson and set it down with a bang (while blowing the burner out)...turned the flashlight on to see what all the noise was about and it looked like a bad rock concert light show with all of the smoke

and then there's the problem of only being able to run the stove on one tack

(moral...get a good one)