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2. Where to install damper on stove pipe - Hearth.com Forums

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   - Replace the brand new adjustable pipe coming out of the stove with a fixed length, damper, and shorter adjustable length. - Install the damper directly on the stove I wrote to the manufacturer to confirm that it was acceptable to install the damper right on the stove outlet, and then connect the stove pipe.

3. What is a safe flue temp? What is too hot? - Hearth.com Forums

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   Single wall pipe will cool down the gases more rapidly so you want to stay for surface temps you want to read about 18" above the stove. The surface readings will be about 30-50% cooler than the actual flue gas temps. That is why the range scales on a stove pipe thermometer start saying "Overfire" or "Too hot" starting around 500F.

4. Stove Pipe Oval to Round Connector on Defiant

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   I had my stove installed “professionally”. I have found a few issues that they have had to come back and make right so now I find myself questioning everything about their install. Today I noticed my stove pipe was sitting a little weird where it connects to the oval opening on the stove so naturally I had to take a closer look.

5. Another Way to Seal Stove Pipe Joints??? - Hearth.com Forums

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   The question comes up on using high temp silicone sealants to seal the stove pipe joints. The typical answer is....just use stove/gasket cement. Well I tried that....and failed. But I may not have done it correctly. My stove pipe was already together and was installed without cement or sealant. I applied the furnace cement over the seams.

6. Problem fitting 6” stove pipe in Timberline woodstove

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   I have a Timberline wood stove and any pipe that I purchase doesnt seem to fit in the 6inch hole of the cast iron Timberline stove. I am wondering what I should do to get my pipe to fit, while making sure I don’t break it. Is there a weird size that Timberline made

7. Venting wood stove into existing masonry chimney

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   Our current ranch in boonies no restrictions all our buildings, 8 man Finn wood sauna, etc. with wood stoves all tied to huge beautiful perfect condition over built 12X12 flue proper height masonry chimneys, our living room big old wood guzzling Garrison One wood stove in front of fireplace piped into damper replacement sealed plate, about 40 ...