Oh, so thats how I should set up a stove!
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jetsam
Minister of Fire
I am strongly in favor of this particular guy venting a burn barrel through a piece of dryer duct which is in direct contact with OSB.
I am furthermore greatly amused by the number of times he says "safely" during the video.
I am also amused that he compares the price of the stove to the price of insurance. I am glad that he is thinking about insurance, because his personal insurance company was off the hook for any future house fires at his address the minute that video hit the internet.
I can't wait for the power outages and riots promised by the video.... we'll bask in the glow of our 28 gauge seamed dryer duct, inhaling a heady mix of carbon monoxide, lethal fumes from the galvanized dryer duct, and earthy black smoke from the structure fire in progress. My kind of party.
Also, holy chit.
I am furthermore greatly amused by the number of times he says "safely" during the video.
I am also amused that he compares the price of the stove to the price of insurance. I am glad that he is thinking about insurance, because his personal insurance company was off the hook for any future house fires at his address the minute that video hit the internet.
I can't wait for the power outages and riots promised by the video.... we'll bask in the glow of our 28 gauge seamed dryer duct, inhaling a heady mix of carbon monoxide, lethal fumes from the galvanized dryer duct, and earthy black smoke from the structure fire in progress. My kind of party.
Also, holy chit.
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It was one of those videos where you really don't know where to start the critique! I like the OSB floor pad.
jetsam
Minister of Fire
The floor pad ain't ever going to be an issue because the wall is going to be on fire well before it's time to reload.
That's not one of those "well maybe he'll get away with it and maybe he won't" situations, that's a guy setting fire to a piece of OSB in a window frame. In his house. Because he's selling camp stoves for indoor use to people who like to worry about lizard people attacks.
More power to him, I guess.
To be fair the chanel is about pointless destruction of random things. So that install does kind of make sense
jetsam
Minister of Fire
The van! The van!
And another quality install using dryer duct as fluepipe!
And another quality install using dryer duct as fluepipe!
I really dont mind the Darwin effect for an individual. What sucks is the other people in the household who either die in the fire or end up on the front yard in the snow with just the clothes on their back 
Not a wood stove but a similar situation 7-year-old girl dies in Lincoln, Maine fire | newscentermaine.com
Not a wood stove but a similar situation 7-year-old girl dies in Lincoln, Maine fire | newscentermaine.com
SpaceBus
Minister of Fire
Two children died within days of each other, seems both were bad wiring work. One house had a bunch of kerosene in the attic! The stories are very tragic. We know a family that lost their home due to a pellet stove fire.I really dont mind the Darwin effect for an individual. What sucks is the other people in the household who either die in the fire or end up on the front yard in the snow with just the clothes on their back
Not a wood stove but a similar situation 7-year-old girl dies in Lincoln, Maine fire | newscentermaine.com
MongoMongoson
Feeling the Heat
I am not surprised at someone trying to set one of these up for an emergency.
I am a bit surprised that some company actually sells this kit with the galvanized pipe and shows you a picture of how to set it up in your house. I guess Cylinder Stove does not have a lawyer on their payroll because it looks like a very expensive lawsuit in the making.
I am a bit surprised that some company actually sells this kit with the galvanized pipe and shows you a picture of how to set it up in your house. I guess Cylinder Stove does not have a lawyer on their payroll because it looks like a very expensive lawsuit in the making.
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jetsam
Minister of Fire
I know it's been said... but that camp stove is vented with seamed hvac duct in direct contact with a piece of plywood.... that is not emergency preparedness, that is an actual emergency.
stoveliker
Minister of Fire
Bad LP
Minister of Fire
I wish I had stopped and taken a picture of a house I passed in Maine a few years back.
6" stove pipe exiting the window about 2 feet away from the side wall where it then turned 90 degrees vertical and up for maybe 4-5 feet to a rain cap. The front of the house was covered in creosote and black soot. It looked like a fire waiting to start.
6" stove pipe exiting the window about 2 feet away from the side wall where it then turned 90 degrees vertical and up for maybe 4-5 feet to a rain cap. The front of the house was covered in creosote and black soot. It looked like a fire waiting to start.
jetsam
Minister of Fire
That guy isn't alone
And at least he had a vertical AND a rain cap
In unrelated news, I have decided to market my line of fine pool heaters for indoor use to people who are worried about scary news clips of traffic and utility workers. It is safe and extremely easy to set up, and starts at only $150.
Bad LP
Minister of Fire
Every time I think of buying a rental house for income I dope slap myself and think of some of the things I've seen in life and on the net.
Do you have a patent pending on the pool heater?
I really dont mind the Darwin effect for an individual. What sucks is the other people in the household who either die in the fire or end up on the front yard in the snow with just the clothes on their back
Not a wood stove but a similar situation 7-year-old girl dies in Lincoln, Maine fire | newscentermaine.com
That one hit a bit close for some of us . . . a co-worker is related to the family.
And while not a child fatality . . . this one ended in two deaths and it was directly tied to the woodstove . . . or rather an action involving a woodstove.
Farmington couple killed in week’s third fatal fire, officials say
This was the third fatal fire to happen in Maine in the past week.
jetsam
Minister of Fire
Pellet stove vents are typically too cool to set the siding on fire, no? I've honestly never even seen one but I thought you could vent them through PVC.
Unrelated, I am selling a rear vent wood stove, almost new, only had one fire in it, $1500 cash only.
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No you cannot vent them through pvc and yes they can cause house fires
I reported it to youtube as unsafe, dangerous (3 dot menu, report)
I doubt youtube will pull it. Somebody assure me this is out of code in every town and county in the country.
No, definitely not. Pellet stove vents are not as hot as wood stove's but they do get very hot.
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