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    Pipe Damper Usage -- what's up ??

    Closing your damper will make the stove hotter but the flu cooler. Dampen down sooner based on flu temp/ I get my flu up to 450+ then start my air...
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 18, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    dvl stove pipe

    Thats a sore spot for me "I HATE THE DVL TO THIMBLE ATTACHMENT" I would like to see a more fixed/secure connection. I put some cement on after each...
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 9, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    dvl stove pipe

    Absolutely will.
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 9, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    dvl stove pipe

    Bgreen, That about the same gap I have on my englander. I also thought it was odd when i installed but now don't even notice it. X
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 9, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    dvl stove pipe

    LOL..... I know ive been wrong more than a time or two (I wish it was only a time or two...just ask my ex's). My thought was when things really heat...
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 9, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    dvl stove pipe

    I was more thinking in a over-fire situation. I guess its a question for the manufacture? Old post here talks about airflow for DVL...
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 9, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    dvl stove pipe

    I think the outer shell of the DVL needs to be up about 1/2 inch to allow air to enter the airspace between the inner and outer and covect up to the...
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 8, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    New To Woodburning...need advice on lighting

    Here is a video of the "TopDown" method of lighting the stove. Works for me and I have the basement install with ext SS chimney....
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 6, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    NC13 Stove Questions

    I have the nc13 in the 500sq basement its a great stove and get much heat up stairs (stairs only 10' from the stove). The only down side is the...
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 4, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Nc13 Burn Vid and Thank You !!

    My wood is good and dry this year for the first time and we have a mild winter lol. Next year will be even better. Thanks X
    Post by: ProjectX, Mar 3, 2012 in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Nc13 Burn Vid and Thank You !!

    Hello all, This site has been great. The information found here really helps teach (for the most part) proper methods and safety. I thank you and...
    Thread by: ProjectX, Mar 2, 2012, 6 replies, in forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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    Your moisture meter vs. my father

    I like the strange looks I always get when I have my white lab coat on and MM in hand testing my splits.:) I wish there was an "App for that" X
    Post by: ProjectX, Feb 9, 2012 in forum: The Gear
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    Your moisture meter vs. my father

    I agree you can tell a difference between seasoned and not seasoned just by handling the split. BUT lets face it if the piece is not not still...
    Post by: ProjectX, Feb 9, 2012 in forum: The Gear
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    just starting my wood habit

    The more solid the the ends/cross stacked the stronger the whole stack. This is my first year stacking so take it with a grain of salt but seems to...
    Post by: ProjectX, Feb 9, 2012 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    First Scrounge with pics

    Free wood is good wood!!!! Soft maple maybe? X
    Post by: ProjectX, Jan 31, 2012 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Heating with wood and having a bad back

    I believe it helps the back if you work smarter not harder. Work with a size you can handle safely. Lift with knees. Keep it close. Take your...
    Post by: ProjectX, Jan 31, 2012 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Seasoned softwood vs. Unseasoned hardwood

    Ok....wow .....humm ...ok.....right....so....yup i'm following you...yes sir I understand.
    Post by: ProjectX, Jan 27, 2012 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Too many rows to season well??

    I don't think a split is like a sponge per say. Surface water is not sucked right in if that was the case the first time a tarp flew off in the wind...
    Post by: ProjectX, Jan 24, 2012 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Too many rows to season well??

    Like you i must stack in cubes with multiple rows. I move the outside rows that get the most sun and wind from each cube and re-stack in the fall...
    Post by: ProjectX, Jan 24, 2012 in forum: The Wood Shed
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    Safe to burn pine?

    Yes I burn it all the time. All wood burns fine if its properly seasoned ( One year cut,split and stacked with pine). Burns hot and fast just don't...
    Post by: ProjectX, Jan 24, 2012 in forum: The Wood Shed
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