and we are unveiling a new product. It is called brick and flame wood burning stove and brick oven and I'm going to do a little demonstration of putting it together. This is the basic frame of it and I've got all of these fire brick right here. So we're going to be using fire brick and my frame that I welded together and you can see I bolted the legs on here. So there's four legs and I'm going to do the simple the stove on this rolling cart. That way I can roll it outside and do a do a test run. So the first thing we're going to do is get all these bricks laid in here. Now the design of this wood stove is to be used with fire brick. So this fire brick is nine inches by four and a half and two and a quarter inches thick. So I'm just going to lay all this in here. This is the actual floor or the bottom of the of the wood stove and this will be the floor of the firebox or the floor and what I've got here is some fireplace mortar and we are going to fill that we're going to fill that middle joint with fireplace mortar. Um, that leg so two more here. Two more in the middle. Do you like that? Yeah, the two more on the side. So this is your pattern for the back. One, two, three, four, five, six, two rows makes it 12 bricks on the back. I'm going to mortar this in and then we'll start building the sides. The sides are only going to be one brick thick. We'll go one, two, three, one, two, three, and then one more. One, two, three. So I'm going to go ahead and mortar these in. I'm going to do the back, the two sides and then we'll put on the door, the top, or about halfway done. That doesn't take too much mortar. Just a little bit, a little more there. Just stick it in here. Getting a little bit of excess you can fill in some of these cracks. It's not too critical. Just about down here. What's that? So this front corner right here, you want to make sure it's flush here and on the two sides so that the door frame will fit in between the opening here. Two more bricks. And I'm not going to get you that phone. Just got a rest. Last one. All right, we've got the base, we've got the back, we've got the two sides, all mortared in. All right, the next step we're going to lay bricks on the top. We're filling all these holes, let it dry, and then we're going to fire it up, see how it works. This is the prototype design of the brick and flame wood burning stove. You can see this is the air control and the door, load the wood in, light the fire, this allows air for combustion. We've got just a piece of pipe. We've just got about four feet of pipe on there. And like I said before, I've got the stove on this cart on wheels. We're going to roll it outside, fire it up, and see how it works. Thanks for watching, this is Mr. Energy with a prototype brick and flame wood burning stove.