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  1. SmokeyCity Feeling the Heat

    joined: Mar 6, 2011
    385 posts
    Western Pa

    and mine works great with a 40+ ft chimney with a 10x10 square flue :=) (once it's warmed up that is)
    #26

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  2. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,915 posts
    Northern Virginia
    You will have to keep the door cracked because draft will be crap. Just kick it as hard as it will go. You ain't gonna hurt it. This isn't some piece of Brazilian rock or recycled cast iron.

    American steel. Fire that sucker.
  3. mywaynow Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 13, 2010
    1,286 posts
    Northeast
    You sayin' just start the first fire and get'r to 650?
  4. greythorn3 Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 8, 2007
    951 posts
    Alaska
    had my stove pupe glowing red, noticed it when i shut the light off, inside the double wall stove pipe slots i could see red where it was a right after a 45 deg turn.. wonder if the stainless double wall is thinner, cause i aint never seen the single wall pipe glow, not even in the dark, a and the stove pipe temp gauge only read 550f but it was a foot or 2 higher then the glowing part.


    heres some stuff i found online on glowing colors for stianless

    C___F_______Color
    400 752 Red heat, visible in the dark
    474 885 Red heat, visible in the twilight
    525 975 Red heat, visible in the daylight
    581 1077 Red heat, visible in the sunlight
    700 1292 Dark red
    800 1472 Dull cherry-red
    900 1652 Cherry-red
    1000 1832 Bright cherry-red
    1100 2012 Orange-red “{*}
  5. GAMMA RAY Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 16, 2011
    1,980 posts
    PA.
    I did not baby my 30 when I broke it in...
  6. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    21,915 posts
    Northern Virginia
    You will probably be doing good to get to 500 or so outside with a short pipe.
  7. Agent Member

    joined: Oct 5, 2011
    165 posts
    Gillette, WY
    Ditto - I went from full fire in old stove to full fire in Englander in about 8 hours. It's only stopped a handful of times since then - and only because it's too darn hot outside!
  8. Seasoned Oak Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 17, 2008
    2,020 posts
    Eastern Central PA
    Exactly ! Draft directly affects stove temps. Warm day, cool chimney(weak draft) i struggle to get to 500 .Cold day, hot chimney(strong draft) it goes right to 700 and above.

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