Log Cabin, Wood Stove Pipe Installation, Cathedral Ceiling
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- How I assembled and installed stove pipe through a cathedral ceiling. Off Grid Log Cabin build, chimney pipe through metal roof. Install pipe support. Rough Cut Homestead
NOT a How to. Do NOT attempt this!
#woodstove #homestead #logcabin
Thanks for the video. I have the same kind of flashing to put around a stove pipe but wasn't sure how to do it with metal. Thanks for the help.
you're Welcome
Awesome job sir thank you very much for the tips I will be doing mine soon
You're welcome
Can’t wait to see that stove all fired up! Great info and advice! Thanks for sharing😊. God bless y’all!
I'm ready!
great video duke i like the way you explain things take care and god bless
Thank you Larry
Howdy Mr. Duke- watching you do that brought back some memories of when I put ours in. Y’all gonna have a fire fore too long. God bless ya brother
Yes Sir!
Looking good, thanks for sharing
Took me a lunch break and watched. Glad that I did! I enjoyed you giving details on how things go Mr. D. Thanks for sharing and can wait to see you whipping up coffee and vittles on that stove.
OK coffee and breakfast be the first thing we cook!
Awesome! Be a pleasure to see!
thank you brother. good looking job.
Appreciate it Michael
Being an amputee, I'm not fond of roofs, but let me help you move that stove next time. Great job Duke and obviously not your first go around. Many blessings to you.
Thank you Jim
Duke look like you got all figured out. With that steep roof, makes it even harder I imagine. I put extra silicone on my roof flashing too! I like that big ole stove you have too. Gonna keep your cabin good and warm. Have a Blessed Day Friend!
yeah working with a steep angle...my stepdad kept a low fire and sometimes we had to get a lil closer! Can't wait to learn how to use it in the cabin
Great, that looks like a good diameter flu pipe. You make it all look so easy. Thanks for sharing.I very often resort to guess work... and guess what? It's best to measure and mark it ain't it? God bless you...
guessing only works 50% of the time! Blessings Bro.
@@RuffCut Or may be 25% in my case... But I remember my dear dad, we were pruchasing timber in a big timber yard for his wood turning business. The sales guy went off to find a tape measure, But my dad saidthe timber was 25 ft 8" long by 4ft 6" wide or some such, But he was absolutely spot on... The sales guy could not believe it. I loved my dad. I don't know why I shared that.. God bless you out there.
Looking good my brother
Thank you
Thanks for Sharing Duke.
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Sure looked professional to me ole buddy. Sure love the look of new metal.
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I'm a professional B.S. Artist lol
@@RuffCut Lmao! Ole Duke!
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Good job and thanks for the video
Thank you
Nice work!!! That pitch looks steep.... Coming along Brother!!!
Have a great weekend!
hey don't interrupt me...I'm watching this crazy ol boy riding this scooter wide open!
Looking very good Mr, Duke, really great video I am so interesting
Thank you very much
Awesome 👍.... I enjoy your videos Mr. Duke!
Thanks Robert
Good video there Duke. Make sure your careful on that roof. That metal gets real slippery. Gonna look good when everything’s done on the cabin.
God Bless from Missouri.
Yes Sir...Thank you Ketch...always good to hear from you ol buddy
Nicely done. Looks great!
Thank ye
Nice Job Duke!
don't know if I'm working smart...but I'm trying!
@@RuffCut Yes Sir!, You are working smart! Stay Safe and keep a firm grip on that ladder! Has anyone told you how Lucky you are to have that Cabin? If so, just tell them, The Harder Ol Duke works the Luckier he gets!! Lol
@@PawPawMountain Its been a long term project but with that wood stove installed, I'm fixin to get lucky! ;-)
Nice work, Duke! You sure know your stuff, I bet you can't wait for the weather to get nice and cold to have a toasty fire! I work with this type of stuff and I've not seen 10" diameter stove pipe, let alone the nice and shiny kind. Thanks for sharing! God Bless!!
Adam & Katey
yeah the temps have been mild...but we'll be ready! Thanks for watching...Blessings!
That template worked out perfectly. I was wondering how you were going to get the cut right. Awesome idea.
Thank you
Hey my friend, you are very meticulous. Keep that quality work up.
Thank you
That insulated pipe looks good I would do it all in that just cause it looks good
lil bit pricey!
Rough Cut Homestead I bet we paid $6 for black pipe each piece
Looking good ole Duke. You'll have her blowing smoke before you know it.
I look forward to the first fire...Thanks Elvis
Sure helps me. I’m installing the chimney in my vermont cabin this sept/oct. same kind of tin roof and chimney flashing.
yes Sir they say you can form the chimney flashing to the metal roof...I wouldn't try it that way...but yeah, it went pretty easy...Thanks
Great job on the pattern Duke a bit of time to do but they save so much time in the final cut :-) looks smart. Bit of paint, bit of pipe, you'll be brewing coffee in no time :) have a great weekend.
Yes Sir Richard! Thank you
That had to be a little difficult filming while crawling around on that Roof!! Great video my friend...”
I'm dedicated!
Great video,,, 🚜🚜🚜
Thanks!
You did great man
Thank you
G,day Duke , thanks for this vid , you are very informative .enjoyed watching .cheers wayne
Thank you Wayne
Hey Duke
Greg!
That ten inch chimbley is huge! I wonder where you were able to find it? My stove had an eight inch outlet and all I could find was six inch chimbley so I got an adapter to neck the stove down to six inch. It works great for keeping my little house good and warm.
Hey Huck! I bought all the parts from www.discountchimneysupply.com I thought about reducing to 8" but ran into the same snags. There wasn't much of a price difference and I wasn't sure about using a reducer. I would have had to go to a 6" to get the metal box cathedral support and rubber boot chimney flashing for the steep metal roof. Did you reduce the pipe near the stove? I knew you could go up but never could get an answer about reducing down. Anyway, I did not feel comfortable about going from a 10 to a 6. Happy your stove works good ...as always appreciate you
Thanks for the link Duke. I'll be looking at that as I still need to buy a chimbley for the new house. I'm still trying to decide whether to run it out a wall or through the roof. I have issues with it both ways and I'm still trying to figure out which is least objectionable. When I bought the chimbley for the little house all I did was shop at the building centers and ended up getting it from Home Depot.
I put the adapter to neck down the stove directly on top of the stove and then I put a stove pipe section with a damper on top of that since the stove didn't have a damper. I went through the wall with it, because it's a flat roof on the container and I thought it would be difficult to keep it from leaking. Doing research when I was designing the new house I ran across a silicone flashing that is good for high temp and has an aluminum collar that is malleable to shape over the ribs on a metal roof. They claim it works very well and you don't have to cut the roofing to tuck the high side in. I think the name of it was Dektite.
I don't know how necking down the stove from 10" to 6" would affect how the stove performs. It looks like your stove is a fairly big one. I think you have to have a big enough fire in it to get the stove iron hot enough to radiate heat. That might work with a smaller chimney or it might not, but you're probably right to go big rather than small and then maybe find out that small don't work. I found my stove on Craigslist and the seller told me he used a six inch chimbley, so I was fairly certain that 6" would work for me too, and it does.
I had been toying around with the idea of putting in a rocket mass heater in my basement. For that to work well the chimbley needs to have the same cross section area as the J tube, so a 6" chimbley would make for a very small diameter J tube that I'd only be able to burn small sticks in. That's why I asked where you found your chimbley, because I think I might decide to go with a larger diameter in the new house and then if sometime down the road I want the rocket mass heater I'll be set up for it.
@@huckfinn4260 Facing the same issue here 7" down to 6" glad to hear yours works! Thanks
Nice job! I bet you're excited to get a fire going.
yes Sir...hadn't had one yet!
Great job friend! Were you a bit shocked at the price of all the stove pipe, like I was?Jill from Baudette Minnesota
Hi Jill yes...I still feel the pain :)
Mr. Duke forgive me for asking this off subject question. I'm not able to fix up something like this.. I would like to know your opinion of heating my small shop, probably 25x25. With a space heater, torpedo heater, whatever you know it by. Like the 30-60,000 BTU Mr. Heater.
If you have access to firewood then a small wood stove would heat your shop...the kerosene and electric could be expensive
@@RuffCut I have access to firewood (buy) but I didn't know if I could plumb it out. Jus have ta check it out. Thanks for the info ! 😄
@@riversidecountryclub2211 I am always concerned about flammables in a shop that is heated...vapors etc. We call the torpedo heaters "salamanders" and they put off fumes so I would not use them except somewhere just to warm up...plenty of ventilation
I'm taking notes here Duke, I'm going to have to do this next spring. Is it a major problem to use a reducer to go from 7" on my stove and use 6" pipe? I know its supposed to be the same as the stove all the way up but can I get away with it? Looks perfect so far.
what I understand you can go up with the diam. but shouldn't reduce
@@RuffCut Okay, thanks.
Nice log cabin friend
Thank you
Hey Duke!!! How long this been installed now??? How's the silicone holding up??? Nice work on that steep roof buddy!!! 👍👊
Its all new..we had heavy rain today and everything is good!
Where the heck did you find them denim Carhartt overalls with the elastic straps?
I think they are all like that
New subscriber here! We are planning on putting stove in our house soon. Thanks for the info! Hope you will check out our channel!
Okey doke!
Good job and thanks for the video
Thank you