Chimley...

Egads

ive seen similar,

several years back a fellow who was apparantly contractor who had access to it took a corrogated culvert pipe such as one has under their driveway and stood it up in a hole next to his house and buried the lower end, torched himself out a cleanout at the bottom, and cut a hole in the side to poke his connector pipe into his "flue" , needless to say , it didnt burn wall as "the dang stove dont draw"

It probably will never clog or have a chimney fire.

Paulywalnut said:

It probably will never clog or have a chimney fire.

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unless it falls towards the house when it collapses

Where's the duct tape? And some of us complain about small birds that somehow find their way in our stove, A turkey vulture could find his way in there. Draft? We don't need no stinking draft!

I don't see the problem.

In my area there were a lot of papermills and due to corrosive environment, stainless steel pipe is used everywhere in the plants and it tends to get let out as scrap to the employees. I see many exterior chimneys (and culverts) made out of Sch 10 SS steel (usually 316L grade)

no chimbley cap? how you keep the buffalo out?

My concern was the flying monkeys, like in the Wiz of Oz.
Devious little bastages.
They did have nice outfits though.

Holy smokes, thats a damn steam ship stack thar!
Prolly draft better as it gets more clogged!

I have seen it lined with kaowool inserts soaked in ITC100 and used as a kiln chimney. Never been an issue.

No no no...you guys have it all wrong-the corrugations create a "swirl effect" which increases draft

Geesh, talk about cross sectional.

My chimbly tonight. Hovering at 2300 until I burn 2 cords

Adios Pantalones said:

My chimbly tonight. Hovering at 2300 until I burn 2 cords

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bet its clean as a whistle after that run

stoveguy2esw said:

bet its clean as a whistle after that run

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There is a natural ash glaze in there now from the wood fire. Chimney fire every time