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Good call, i have several so I'll bring one in, or at least right by the door so the kids won't set it off. Doing the small burns to set the paint, and so i should be good for heating by tomorrow, just in time for a cold snap. It's drafting beautifully, so that's good.

That'll do.... dramatic improvement over the fireplace, that's for sure

Got the liner in, the rain cap on, holes cut in fireplace for the liner (nothing like running a cutoff wheel in the living room), and the stove in. Got some stuff to do for a few hours then I'll finish the surround. I'm pretty excited lol.

Well, it's that time of year again, and i just ordered an insert for my existing fireplace. It's an ashley so it's nothing special, but should be able to heat my house well enough and installation will be easy. The stove i got I'll be putting in the garage, so that'll be soon too.

"Percussive maintenance" and it's actually a thing. https://www.technology.org/2019/03/29/its-not-stupid-if-it-works-why-percussive-maintenance-is-a-legit-repair-method/

Grease maybe? New bushings?

Oh I'm sure there is. I like the smaller footprint and the very visible fire.

Glass i think?

That really looks sharp Stig, I've never seen one of those before.

It's going, i had another treatment, so that was 1 week in the hospital and just now I'm starting to feel better so i hope to work on it soon. I've got a couple buddies ready to help too, so hopefully I'll be able to knock it out this round. I got everything all planned out, and will likely...

Thanks Justin, it's so cool having a pro at this handy.

Here's the pdf of the nfpa 211, aka if you are in the states this is what everything is usually based off of. It says with my 2" legs and unrated stove I need to put half blocks flat with the cores lining up, then metal on top, and I'll be good. So I'm trying to figure out if they really mean...

I agree, I'm just trying to cover all the bases. The front half of the stove will be on a plywood subfloor, so it's this headache. I guess the more i read it if i leave the legs the same size, and use half blocks on their sides with the cores lined up, I'll be good. Am i reading that right?

Thanks guys, I'll be going with the proper ss liner then. My next question is floor protection... so this is a non ul stove, requiring 36 inch side and top clearance, which with the addition of a heat shield for the mantle I'm good. Where I'm not good is on the floor... the stove has stubby 2...

Alrighty, got another question about lining an existing chimney. I was planning on just using steel stovepipe, dropping them down from above and using self tappers to hold the joints in place. This would obviously not last as long as stainless but i have a ranch house with a 4 12 pitched roof...

It came that way, factory!!!!

I'll grab more pics tomorrow as im working on it, it's got a water tank on top, then a coil in a sidewall. The blower comes out on each side, which is a sidewall, and it's supposed to have a thermostat so it's automatic, shutting itself off as the stove cools.

Water tank on top, hot water coil, 2 blowers. Not a bad find i think. The front has a few welds needed, but that's it.

Score.

Going to look/ buy it this afternoon, pics to follow. Im hoping this is gonna be exactly what i was looking for. Laying in bed last night just getting pissed everytime the furnace kicked on :lol: