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WATCH OUR NEW CHIMNEY PIPE VIDEO #2 AFTER THIS ONE! www.youtube.com See how Interior single wall pipe or double wall pipe connect to the ceiling support for a Class A (multi-fuel) wood stove chimney system thru the roof to the flashing storm collar and cap. You can review or purchase all of these parts and alternative options at woodheatstoves.com Review the guide to planning your installation on the “Complete System” page or email us with any questions at info@woodheatstoves.com. Make sure to include these details. 1.Your pipe size (6 inch or 8 inch ID) 2.Single wall stove pipe or double wall stove pipe interior (check your stove clearances to decide) 3.Height from stove top to ceiling support box 4.Ceiling pitch-slope 5.Roof pitch 6.Height from ceiling support box bottom to the top of the pipe. The pipe must extend 2 feet over nearest ridge or surface within 10 feet horizontally. We also have a whole information center on our web site with more videos and educational information on wood, pellet and gas heating stoves, maintenance and installation, plus over 13000 pellet stove parts. After reviewing the complete system web page you are welcome to send us emails with specific questions for your installation.

www.survivalistboards.com This is an overview of the Vargo Hexagon Wood Stove from ReadyPro.org. I received this stove from www.readypro.org at no cost to myself. Receiving the stove does not influence my opinion in anyway. This lightweight backpacking stove is supposed to use wood. However, while looking at it, I found that a can of sterno will fit inside of it just right. By using a can of sterno, we reached a rolling boil somewhere around 10 – 15 minutes. The Vargo 750 sierra pot is sold separate from the stove. www.readypro.biz Vargo Hexagon Wood Stove review backpacking camping hiking camp backpackers

Here’s a quick glance at one of the lightest, most efficient wood burning stoves out there.

Stirling engine running in my cottage.

A little bit about how wood stoves work, that not everyone might know.

Wild Fire is the name I have given to the Elm with the secondary air combustion. learn more about Elm wood stoves by Vermont Iron Stove at www.vermontironstove.com

This stove is a partial oxidation gas generator stove. It produces Hydrogen, Carbon Monoxide, Methane and other cracked organic compounds. The same principle is in our books on gasification of wood for engines and cars. Yes, you CAN run a car off this type of system and over 1 million vehicles did this during WWII… it can still work today

how i made the best cheapest wood stove.

new video of changes made on wood stove. all tweeked out and burns awesome now.