Wood Kiln Construction Part 14: The Ventilation Experiment - What Works Best?

Today's video, Damien does an experiment with his kiln to see what different ventilation methods work best. He goes over vents at the top, the bottom, and the top and bottom together, and explains the difference this makes in relation to the humidity in the kiln, the temperature at different points, and power consumption.
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[@lifeisneverthesame910]

why not bottom and up ventilation?

[@VisionlessDesigns]

We moved the lower vents to directly underneath the heater so that the cold air was immediately heated and allowed for the pressured difference between the top and bottom which in turn forced the moist air out the top of kiln.

[@lifeisneverthesame910]

​@@VisionlessDesignsso what's the best setup based on your experience and experiments?