In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

Passing it on to the next generation

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by The Wood Wolverine, Apr 2, 2023.

  1. Chud

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    That’s what happens when you burn pine. Wow
     
  2. Erik B

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    I took these pics when I had my new insert installed back in 2018. Hope they help.
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  3. Old Nate

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    That's as bad as I've ever seen I think... that pipe was hammered!!!
     
  4. foothillsfire

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    I think Cash would disagree with you. I believe he burns mostly properly seasoned pine.
     
  5. The Wood Wolverine

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    Me too. He declined on cleaning it and will start with new pipe. I'm grateful it didn't catch fire. He called me asking questions since I supplied him dry firewood and he expected good results. Told him something had to be wrong, but I wasn't expecting that.
     
  6. The Wood Wolverine

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    You missed the sarcasm... ;).
     
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  7. foothillsfire

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    Whooshed myself. Forgive me Chud.
     
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  8. Chud

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    No worries, not the first, or last time sarcasm is missed on the internet. I pray cash’s family survives another winter.
     
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  9. foothillsfire

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    Not all of us are blessed with abundant oak and cherry so we have to make due with the local species. Just cross our fingers and light up the next pine log.
     
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    C'mon Jason tell us the truth. You gave him a truckload of pine to burn! :rofl: :lol:
     
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    Was the info of the people that did the “sweep” passed on in in the sale? I’d at least be sending them some pics and a not so friendly message.
     
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  12. The Wood Wolverine

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    :doh::faint:

    Actually I gave him all the shagbark hickory I had left, because he helped me process it way back when. He should have an awesome first experience when he gets up and running. :dex:

    Had to reference a vid to see when that was. Listen to his Husky sing! :saw:
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  13. The Wood Wolverine

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    He passed it on to his real estate agent but they doubt it went any further than that. I guarantee if the house caught fire something would have been done.
     
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    I've done 2 8" liners . Only tip I'll add is once you wrap and then put on the mesh, wrap that with steel piano type wire.
     
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  15. The Wood Wolverine

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    I was wondering if that mesh would snag a lot on the way down. Terracotta is 9x9. We should have lots of wiggle room.
     
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    It depends on how much mortar is spooged out between the joints, and if there are offsets in the tiles...the best thing to do is to find a piece of pipe (3-4' long) that is just a bit larger than the finished size of the liner bundle, send it down and see how it fits...sometimes an offending mortar joint can be removed with a heavy bar lowered down to knock it off.
    The wrapped liner should be about 7.25"-7.5" OD, which can be a bit tight on a typical 8x8" flue, but a 9x9" shouldn't be too bad to deal with.
     
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    I had the 8x8, and had to bust the clay liner out to fit the liner down. Pain in the azz, but we’ll worth it in the end
     
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    Yup, pretty much a case by case basis with 8x8
     
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    Ugh, hope it is actually 9x9. Time will tell there.
    Andrew messaged saying the liner barely fit in his civic. :rofl: :lol:
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    And my dad confirmed he had a bunch of extra Rockwool we can use if needed. :yes:
     
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  20. Skier76

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    Wow! Glad that was caught before heating season! That’s just unreal.
     
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