I haven’t been able to locate any stainless stove pipe. Class A, yes, I can find class A stainless, but no stainless stove pipe.
I like that stainless stove pipe and the two heavy boat anchors. ;)
As I mentioned earlier with “any” stove set to cruise what’s the probability of closing the pipe damper and seeing stove and pipe temperatures...
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It’s true but only within reason. It would be great if people didn’t try to turn stove controls down and also employ a damper, as many do…and then...
That was meant more in response to a 95*F room. Pass the ice tea jug, please.
No, not necessary, Dave, as I don’t doubt you. That explains why you don’t use a damper. Your stove is large enough that you don’t have to and...
So what do you do when you need more heat?
In that article he’s saying that stove pipe dampers were used more on “traditionally older less efficient stoves”, to which I’m certain the writer...
As an example: Old cook ranges, and even modern cook ranges mostly have smaller fire boxes. (Some modern wood ranges have huge fireboxes today,...
You’re reacting to my response to this: “Now, there are some who will contradict this but you can control your rate of burn by simply shutting the...
I think only a totally ignorant (unknowing) person would contradict that stove controls are how a person controls the rate of burn. It’s just not...
Actually, if you calibrate them they’re not too bad. We use them more for reference anyway rather than extreme accuracy. A case where “close...
You want to watch using the damper too much in mild temperatures as too much creosote can form. Keep in mind that the old timers didn’t have...
More negative… …kind like go ahead and back up.:rofl: :lol:
We need more manufacturers, salesman, Youtubers, professional chimney sweeps and forum members telling people their stoves don’t need to be run...
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I would agree that is typically the best and easiest location to place a manometer probe. However, there’s generally always exceptions to the...
Your stoves controls should be plenty to operate the stove down into the mid-20’s to high teens. Somewhere around there is when I start using my...
In your instance I don’t think there’s anything wrong with installing the manometer higher on the stove pipe. Why? You’ll still get an idea of how...
