First fire.....after stove rebuild
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soupy1957
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Why not install it, and burn it THEN? (LOL) At least get some value from the intention............
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I got a little antsy, and I wanted to cure the new paint.
It's getting put on the new hearth tomorrow. :coolsmile:
It's getting put on the new hearth tomorrow. :coolsmile:
I thought exactly the same thing, Rick. Put my hand underneath, and barely felt warm. Pretty good breeze yesterday. The pallet it's sitting on didn't even get warm.
I was out there with the hose at the ready while drinking coffee, though.
Had to cut some of the bricks inside, since I now have the bracket in the back. Changed the layout somewhat.
New single wall slip pipe will be purchased as soon as I measure the distance from the stove collar to the ceiling support box. I think one of the 38"-72"'s will work.
I was out there with the hose at the ready while drinking coffee, though.
Had to cut some of the bricks inside, since I now have the bracket in the back. Changed the layout somewhat.
New single wall slip pipe will be purchased as soon as I measure the distance from the stove collar to the ceiling support box. I think one of the 38"-72"'s will work.
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