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Old 12-09-2022, 06:35 AM   #24
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Red face Learning with Three Woodstoves in Three Different Houses...

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Originally Posted by SailinAway View Post
'Hoping that's six-inch pipe you've got there.

To avoid a 90° turn in the pipe, I installed two 45° pipe sections for my antique parlor stove. (Cast in 1873--isinglass windows--burns wood and coal).

The draw (draft) is so good, the stove's front door can be left open even when starting the fire with less-than-perfect kindling. No smoke inside.

I once spray-painted my third stove. It took three "burns" to get the odor out.
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