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Re: Woodstove Chimney prices...ouch
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Posted by 1 dave on September 09, 2004 at 05:20:36 from (141.149.136.166):
In Reply to: Woodstove Chimney prices...ouch posted by Pajamafied John on September 08, 2004 at 17:57:41:
I heat my shop with a wood burner , and here
is how I got around the high price of
chimneys.Take a 20 foot piece of culvert pipe, and stand it outside the wall you plan on putting the stove.run a piece of insulated stove pipe through the wall to the culvert, you can even get fancy and cut a door in the bottom of the culvert pipe to clean out ashes. I have used this set up for 15 years and never a problem. common sense and a little imagination goes a long way. can"t wait to here all the guys boo me on this one
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