That stove looks like it must have a pretty high kw rating and a big firebox. That's great. Those stainless, insulated chimneys are very common here in Germany. With the price of heating oil and gas a lot of folks are putting in wood stoves and many of the homes are hundreds of years old, so putting on a traditional chimney would be very challenging. We have two wood stoves, but they are on an old, intact chimney that really draws well since our house is almost 50 feet high. Thanks for letting us take a look.

Thanks for the video, lots of great things pointed out to consider to help me from making the same or any unforeseen mistakes. Very nice professional looking installation.

Thanks for the video. I'm doing a new chimney and had reservations about a big box store, and you confirmed that. I'll order straight from their website.

You are a brave man to be getting up there on the roof! Very impressive result.👏

Your videos are always instructive - not just the construction aspect but also sharing your experience with the Big Box store vs the specialist shop.

Grear video, I'm looking at getting the same kit from the same company. I discovered the same flaws with the other companies mixing stainless with galvanized. What would make this a perfect purchase, for me, is if it were made in the USA. After watching your video I'm going with these guys.

Great video sir. You are a VERY clever guy. Thanks for sharing.

I know that you probably had no choice, but if you are able too, always drill into the brick rather than the mortar. You will get a much better fixing as the brick is stronger than the cement. Great outcome, just need some cold weather to test it fully. Regards from Australia.

I installed a wood burning stove insert and ran double wall insolated Stainless Steel flex Pipe through the inside of my chimney. Working great.

Thanks, O'great and timely video

Looks nice. I installed triple wall pipe on mine for my shop stove. It is not cheap as you said.

Looks good! 👍🏻

The cleanout plug in the tee makes it easy to brush out. Mine did not have to be so high above the roof line so I could take off the cap to run the brush through. For sure newspaper makes a good flash heat to start a draft.

Looks great!

Thanks for the video

Gday, I quite like the look of that chimney, being stainless it doesn’t look out of place, if it was hot dipped Gal then I think it be a different story, great job as always mate, Cheers

Looks great But you should have been putting heat in the shop Nice woodstove in the shop warm feeling while you're working

Here in Greater Vancouver BC Canada, we aren't even allowed to have wood burning stoves except perhaps pellet burning stoves. This in a Province covered in forests.

Nice walkthrough on this. Yeah the pipe is sooo expensive !! Glad I bought mine a year or so ago. Appreciate how you don't hide the mistake -- we all have those little gotyas -- good to know we are not alone. I have a smaller stove pipe (same type kit - different manuf.) to put in our garage for a small old time (1930) woodstove with oven - a backup for our conventional stove. So what drill bits for stainless? Some of the stuff is almost impossible even with cobalt bits. Gotta find some 'Kryptonite' ones -- where is Superman hanging out these days so I can ask him for a contact on sourcing those. ;-} Funny - I also have the exact same cheap hammer drill - does the job. As they ingest lots of nasty concrete dust and don't get used a lot I don't mind going cheap. Destroyed a decent circular saw when I put a diamond blade in it and made a number of concrete cuts with it. From then on I'd rather destroy cheap tools, and keep the good stuff intact... RH

Where did you get a hole saw that big?

Those stainless insulated pipes are awesome. Thank you for sharing. Would you mind giving us an idea on how much this project cost about? Curiosity is getting to me.

Looks like a first class installation. I've had a wood stove and a coal stove years ago and the heat they produced was fantastic. The insurance companies have a dim view of wood stoves and jack up homeowners insurance rates to try to discourage them. Did you experience any of that?

You could have used the disc from the bottom and ran the rope up through the pipe when lifting, but it seemed to have worked out anyway.

Good

@7:50 round hole absolutely square...?

A pipe that large, tall, and straight is guaranteed to draw very strongly, even with an elbow. Your doors and air intake better be tight or it will run away on you! Ha, just kidding, but only partly! If the hot sun hits it, it will draw all the cool air from the house, so that intake needs to be tight.

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