There something so comforting about seeing smoke coming out of a chimney pipe on a cold day knowing there a nice warm wood stove inside.

A fire gives not only warmth but settles the spirit and puts the mind at ease. You've made another fine addition to the barn. Good show.. -Will

love your barn, awesome rustic look with the metal.

Hey Tim, now you’re cooking ! Looks good and you’ll get to use and enjoy the barn a little more this winter. 👍👍 Thanks for sharing with us.

Wow, what a cozy sight with the snow in the background.

I'm in northwest Alaska and putting a wood stove in the barn is BRILLIANT.

That is a beautiful barn, I will go and watch the build videos of it now.

Looking positively cosy in there!

You got the weather we got glad you got the stove installed before it got there.💚💜👍🏻

I love that barn sir👍

That is one great looking barn.

I just love watching this mans videos.good health and happiness from fife scotland

Another great video. Glad to see you have some heat now.

Looks great ! 🇬🇧🇬🇧

I just found your channel and I love it . Can’t wait for the new project

I love your place❤️

Looks good. Nice job.

Perfect Tim. Looking great

Pretty nice place you have there, well done!

Nicely done! That silver pipe he's not cheap. Here in southern Oklahoma, I've been feeding my wood burning stove on overdrive, its major cold for this area. Stay warm 👍

Wow that latter that high made me nervous. Glad it was done, with no troubles. 👍🍺🍺

I have a small shop up in my second home in Oregon. Well got a wood stove in the shop. Same oval exhaust like yours. Thanks, for the video as now I know what I need to do cause I too looked everywhere and came up with nothing. Guess these older ones on the claw feet pedestals that was what you did. Oh wow. I could have had a V 8! Thanks again.

Not a bad job mate great stuff

Great little stove

Nice Video, love that Stormy hat. Got one myself.

Great job on the stove, looks great and works great. I plan on putting some type of wood stove in my shop, spent the last few days cutting firewood and stacking it up. We have a wood fireplace in the cabin and it heats the whole upstairs. Real wood stoves or wood fireplaces are not put in new houses as much in Georgia. But, they work so well to heat up an area. I was always taught to put a small fan on the back side of the stove to spread the heat around. Even the 18 volt battery for Milwaukee has one that they sell. That would spread the heat around some. Just trying to keep you warm. Looking forward to your forge,

Awesome job! Stove seems a bit small for the area though

Very fitting addition to your barn Tim!

Nice Kromer!

Just in Time. The more chimney pipe inside the barn the better draft and heat you'll get. Looks good on the outside too. Buy a 50 dollar pair of quick connect ladder horns. Safer and it opens a whole new world for ladder work. I just put an all nighter in my woodstove. My dogs are laying in front of it. They love it. I never knew that about the Oval hole!!!! Thanks for sharing. Nice stove. Nice job. 👍

Awesome!

sometimes taking the edge off is plenty lets face it who's got time to sit and get cold but keeping the edge of freezing pipes on equipment and damp induced rust on tools, then as stated taking the edge off is plenty. thank you for sharing

I have to add one to mine.

I don’t blame you not wanting to get on that roof again. Nice ladder work.

Nice clean install.....Mr I like that barn of yours. If you don't mind I think I'll hit that little red box and wonder around and see what you have going on

Nice job, looked like you were going to need a manlift to install the last 2 sections of chimney.

Awesome space! I’m about ready to install a stove in my new barn. Old man winter is on his way!

Looks good 👍.....those outside pieces are heavy...........JJ...

Or as Howlin' Wolf might sing "Smokestack Lightnin' ".............. I have to say, fitting the last two external pieces looked a little airy ...you and your ladder were at the absolute limit ! Nice.

You are quite the Craftsman, which I can respect & I applaud you for it. I felt every step up the ladder installing the last 2 pieces of pipe while balancing it on your shoulder,, lol been there done that. What a gorgeous piece of property, can't wait to watch all your videos. On your timber frame 4 wheeler shed, will anything go in-between the spaces on the sides to keep out the weather? Great idea with the wooden pegs to keep it all straight.. Big Jim from New Hampshire.

Growing up in the 50s in NE Montana those stoves were in every workshop. Most started with wood then they would throw in coal. Some had a fan contraption of some sort of I remember right. All of them had a coffee pot on them😅

I have the same oval pipe problem. Thanks.

Looking good Tim should be able to get more heat off that chimney pipe

Just in the nick of time. Stay dry and warm this winter Tim. (John Deere too) LOL :-)

Did you ever consider a rocket mass heater?

Scary climbing ip😮

Great workmanship

I have and oval outlet on my stove and that is the way it works

How did you get 6 inch pipe to connect to the stove to pipe adapter. Its just over 6 inches

looks awesome, when you start swinging that 5 lb hammer for 5 minutes you'll warm up fast !

looks like the snow is comein in around your tin

Figured out last winter there's no point installing a wood stove in mine until after it's insulated. The clear span metal trusses I used & the way I did my soffit....all the heat goes straight out the overhangs.

Great channel. What did you se for wood stain on the exterior of your barn if you don’t mind me asking?

Looking good . At least the clean out is close to the ground . You won't have to go on the roof . It also would make me nervous to put a hole in a new steel roof . LOL . You would always have to go up there and check it out .

Ladies and Gentlemen we have smoke rolling out the stack.

Good vid. But I've got a question. Those chimneys hold the heat until the smoke is exhausted, why not keep the chimney inside till the very top of the gable? Thus keeping more of the heat in the structure.

”Serious question” why didn't you run the stove pipe on the inside of the barn up to the peek ok the gable and run it through the wall up top maybe a couple feet down so you could have bracing and two spots to hold it seems like the stove pipe would generate heat?

Nice stove What jd tractor do you have I have a 1999 jd 4200 with 420 loader and other toys for it as well

I recently purchased an old house with an old barn, the barn was built in 1910, the timbers inside the building all are native and still have the bark, it is beautiful. I really want to heat the first floor of the building somehow but its pretty big and has no electricity. I was looking at cast iron wood burners but the only thing that's got me nervous is how old and dried out the barn is, also its far from a clean barn so its dusty and dirty. Should I be worried about the risk of a fire in a barn like that? Please tell me I'm being a worry wart and some sheet metal around it would be just fine!

I didn't notice a damper. Wouldn't it help to retain heat?

the chimney is almost to the main peak of the gable end... you don't have to take it up all the way...the top 3 pieces of the chimney are very close to the barn wall itself.. suggestion: so add a few inches extra to the outward pipe from the hole in the barn wall...might fix that dilemma...good that gonna do is.. keep the chimney closer to the wall.. and the 3 extra pieces of the chimney itself can be shortened to 1 or simply 2 pieces..you won't have to climb up all the way to take it down when cleaning next spring. Thankyou for the video, stay safe.. stay warm.. GOD BLESS.

If you really want to heat up the barn, get a gas forge like mine!! Man that forge puts out a lot of heat. The coal forge will too, but most of the heat will go up the stove pipe. I have both a coal and gas forge, but I'll be using the gas more since coal is hard and expensive to get here in Eastern Oregon. I'll save the coal for forge welding projects. Still haven't done a video yet since I'm still dealing with this septic problem.

Where did you buy the double wall pipe from? That stuff is pretty pricey every where I see it.

HI TIM, BEAUTIFUL LITTLE STOVE, BUT I THINK YOU'LL END UP INSULATING THE BARN, IT'S GOING TO GET SAVAGE COLD IN THERE! KEEP YOUR LONG JOHNS ON, I'M 56YRS NEXT WEEK, AND WORK OUTSIDE/FULL TIME GARDENER,/EXERCISE RACE HORSES PART TIME, AND FEELING THE COLD MUCH MORE NOW, LOOK AFTER YOURSELF, FROM SOMEONE WHO CARE'S, MICK FROM UK.

It there a clean out at the bottom of the vertical run?

do you have a spacer between the heat shield and the barn ?

I'm wondering how good the barn will heat because there is no insulated

No damper in the stove/chimney pipe they seem to be a plus for wood stoves/heaters of that type!

Is this like a kit that I can buy to install my stove?

well the way that thing jumbled everything of it looks like the wires got hot so wherever the wire was the skinniest is where it would have melted through so check your harness for the downward on plugs and maybe it melted there

I can strongly recommend a double barrel stove for this uninsulated space!!! 👍🏻

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9:00 that ladder is making me nervous 😅

Boy, you should have had someone to hold that ladder.

What did you put on the outside with the caulking gun ?

It never seems that far up standing on the ground looking up the ladder...

Tim where's the coffee pot ??

You make it look pretty easy. I have an old wood stove in my garage, sitting on a furni pad with one broken leg. My living room has a set up for the last owner of the house that had the stove. I've been waiting two weeks for the nearest dealer/installer to give me a call just to set up the appointment for a chimney inspection, they warned me they were gonna be busy for a while because most idiots like me wait until the last minute. However, setting up an appointment takes like 5 minutes? I'm running out of patience.

They put 2 adds on your show that add up to the length of the post. One for xeralto is over 10 minutes. The other for a game or something was almost 8 minutes. Who is going to watch adds like that which are longer than your post. Watch adds usually to help your channel but that is extreme. I understand you have no control over that. Now the installation was very informative. Noticed the snow by the forge pot so know it’s cold in there. Keep up the educational post.

looks great Tim why do you have to have so much chimney above the roof?think how mech extra heating you have gained with that amount of pipe inside double the heating value for sure

Where's the damper. You'll have to take the chimney apart to put a damper in. Otherwise, looks terrific.

Wheres your damper pard?

No holes in my roof. Period.

Did you space the heat shields off the wood?

Clicked on video because thumb nail had a forge table in background. Looks like you might use it judging from the leg vice and your sitting stool.

Hi. Wish I had saw your timber frame vids earlier. Have you ever watched MR CHICKADEE? He's a timber frame expert. All buildings on his place are timber frame.hes old school. He's building a blacksmith shop now. You will like his channel.

Man that last section was a more than dangerous lift on your own have you a death wish ?.Such a tiny stove for such a huge chimney .A rocket stove would give you five times the heat using a quarter of your firewood.