Install Chimney Pipe And Wood Stove... DONE!!
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Installed the chimney pipe and wood stove... now I can keep the place warm when working.
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Great video. No fear. I didn't chew my fingernails watching you on the roof. Well done
Before this you had a project, now you have got a home. A home that needs workstill but this turns a corner and now it is a place that can give comfort against the weather- rain, wind ,snow and frost- all a home needs.
Another step closer to moving into the place. A motivated man will do what it takes to get the job done even if it's risky and not 100% safe.
don;t push your luck, I scaled back after my ladder skidded away under me, had a family to take care of, best wishes admire your drive.
Its good to see someone use Tyvek for its intended purpose and not as a substitute for drainage fabric.
my brother bought a farm in southwest wisconsin, the owner was in his early nineties. the house was where he was born. and nothing had ever been done to bring it forward except electricity was added. wood cookstove, wood franklin stove. outhouse. pretty primative. what it did have was cold springwater pumped up to the sink. if warm water was desired you heated it on the stove. the thing is everything was single walled stovepipe, the parlor stove went into a brick chimney built into the center of the house. the cookstove went thru a castiron ventilator thru the second floor into a wood supported mini brick chimney to exit the roof.considering the age of the house.it worked well
DUDE!!! Put the ladder by the stove pipe!!! Gave me the willies!!! Nice stove!!!
Good to see the stove finally in place. Your working environment, will be much improved and will help the building dry out.
Stoped watching ya videos a few years ago ..... glad I found you again the change is amazing
Im happy this dude is still alive
I have the same chimney on my wood stove in the basement. A suggestion at least for the outside chimney joints. Wrap the joints with aluminum duct tape. It keeps moisture out of the joints. Just a suggestion.
Watching this old video. There's Ruger. RIP good ole dog. Love getting these old ones at the end of new ones.
as i watch your vids ,i see the good Lord has blessed you n yours
Now your going to get hot. But I am Shure Ceder and the children will appreciate it on the next visit to the home. It's getting there.
Nothing like the satisfaction of a start to finish completed project. Nice job.Just like your roof vents though, that roof flashing is the wrong type for either a corrugated or standing seam metal roof. However, they are the perfect temporary solution on top of the sticky paper until you can roof. Even if you use composition roofing they will need to be redone. You could get away with stacking one if you went with comp but if you use metal it will have to come off.
Hey brother, please get that away from that wall and put your 45's on it. Maybe a rock or brick wall behind the stove to radiate some heat. Great video.
Good looking stove. When you enclose the stovepipe upstairs, think about putting in low voltage fans (like computer fans) to use the heat from the enclosure . Love your channel! Glade you made it off of the roof safely! I could not have done that. I almost had to
hold my breath just watching. If you have to go back on the roof, please consider using a harness; my heart will thank you.
Your right Hammer,,everyone thinks that it's the other people who fall, especially those who fall...Two stories and frozen ground,,,that's a lot of Force times Mass = Acceleration..
a SUGGESTION for you on your permanent stove, use Durarock or similar concrete board behind you stove then a nice tile or brick backing. no worries about overheating the wall with that set up, i did it in my home and the inspector loved it.
Brother , You got to remember your a family man! Get yourself a chest harness to properly
hold that strap!
I was wondering why the ladder wasn't on the eave side directly below the pipe.
The cost of propper safety gear (harness and retractable lanyard) is peanuts compaired to the medical bills if you come off that roof. Put the ladder on the gutter side, not the gable side.
You need to set a better example for your kids.
Also, be VERY careful having a fire in that stove with it SO close to the combustible wall...there's a reason they want it 24" away...you're doing good for a beginner, but please be safe!
Good to see you got some heat in the house, and be careful on that roof
Hi Heath. Love the stove. I used to walk I-beams. Now my balance is so bad I have problems walking on the ground. Age does suck at times You be safe up there buddy.
All my very best to you and yours.
Bobby
Straps work better with body harness. Thought for a while you placed camera so we could watch a tumble in action. Play safe and your job is looking incredible. Thanks for sharing.
Great looking stove !!! It will definitely bring character to the room. Very cozy :)
For a temporary solution on the floor and back wall you could set the stove on a couple sheets of 1/2" cement backer board and a sheet behind the stove.
The floor is concrete, but yeah, some corrugated steel behind the stove would be a great idea. It would help reflect the jeat back into the room and much of it away from that dry timber wall.
We just finished our remodel/build last year - watching your make me miss working on mine. Making me want to start another one this year - thanks for sharing
Oh my! Another major advancement!! Hoot hoot!! Great job!
Wow! Great Safety equipment
Finally heat. Happy for you. That will help the working conditions.
Another grand accomplishment. You will be living in it in no time at all. :-)
Coming along great, now you have heat. That will make the working up there better. You are a brave man, going on to the roof. Not me, hate heights....thanks for sharing and looking forward to the next video. 👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome sir... God will keep you safe.
thank you for sharing...
Amazing water boiled before plastic bottle melted!
I'm watching this Christmas day 2019...still catching up....Have a great Christmas .
It looks good and most inportant.. It's warm I guess code is code I didn't realize they made a triple wall pipe for all fuels.... Good to know.
Not just codes,,,Insurance man has his say regardless of what local code requirements are...If I'm not mistaking insurance companies as fickle as they are concerning traditional wood and coal stoves won't even consider any rocket stove...
Man o man.... been there and done that on my roof too... NEVER again! I’m paying someone else to climb up there next time!
Looking so good. Thanks for sharing.
Please wear safety glasses on a regular basis. I enjoy your channel and you probably enjoy not having any eye injuries so far...Take care.
Did you see that at around 6:45 in the video a face forms in the clouds. It's just above you to the right. By 7:00, it's fully visible. So yes you may have not known that God was definitely watching over you.
BTW the brick work for the fire place you just did looks great. 73s from Hillsboro Texas.
If you do build a box around the chimney pipe upstairs you might be able to put some duct work on it and suck that heat back down and blow it towards the front door with a small low powered fan perhaps a computer fan just enough to warm the area around the walk-in door
If you have coats on a hook it would help dry them out to
Congratulations on getting some heat into your work area. However, please put some sort of metal or heat resistant shield behind that stove. At least until you move it out from the wall. I'd sure hate to see that back wall combust after all the work you've put in to that house. Keep an eye on your Tyvek, if it starts wrinkling and/or melting on the outside by the wood stove, it is getting way too hot against that wall. I don't know why I thought you already put the roof on, but I was shocked when you climbed up there to an unfinished roof. Glad you made it up there and back down safely. I think you need to find a 28 - 32 foot extension ladder. You'll be living there for a long time, and a folding ladder in the bucket of a back-ho really isn't that safe. I am pretty sure that none of your viewers want to see you take a fall.
You must have missed the part when Heath said it was temporary . He had to get some 45 degree connectors . He was just checking to see how well the stove burned :)
He also said 24 inches from the wall is code.
With a heat resistant shield, that should shorten the distance.
But, yes, even a quick fire can cause problems.
shut your fuckin trap...that back wall is not going to combust. it's only wishful thinking on your part. You'd love to see it go up in flames....simply because you're jealous
@@kevinellis1232 dude what is your problem? He's looking out for the man and offering sage advice. How do you construe that to him hoping all his hard work goes up in flames? Take your trolling elsewhere this is a wholesome video
We were building my daughter’s very tall house in Louisa Va about 25 years ago. I was driving up from Ct. to help. I arrived and found my Son-in-law with his 20 fat ladder in the bucket of the backhoe. He was atI turned around the limit of the ladder and the reach of the bucket reach stretching to work on installing the fascia. I turned around went back to the building supply house and bought a 40 ft ladder. Went back to the job and got the son in law off the toy ladder and back on the ground. The ladder arrived and it was a beast. Must have weighed close to 100 lbs. he had the. Muscle and could handle it. I could only watch. The rungs were about 2 feet wide. He is a contractor and does beautiful work,. He and his brother have built several million dollar homes. Just telling this story to illustrate that good smart people will do dumb things in the effort to push a job along. I still tell this story and everyone laughs at the visualization of this event. Then the room gets quiet. Everyone is thinking how close to death or crippling injury Mark was working. I spent 30 years in the elevator business. Safety was our watchword. Almost every year there was a story in our company newsletter of a constructor or maintenance examiner going down the hoistway. Today all of the field men and even the service reps and supervisors must wear a full body harness tied off when in the hoistway on car top
Looks fine to me. Make a tasty stew while you're at work.
Had to fast-forward through that roof part....wow
I would do a ladder roof job like that..... but......I wouldn't flim it and put it on the internet lmao....
Dude invest in a safety harness and 40 ft ladder. Be safe
Subscribed man, cool to see you doing all work yourself, inspiring man!
Thanks for watching!
Nicely done, though I'll admit you get my adrenaline pumping just a bit with that roof part! Love the stove! Smiles and blessings...fyi: I could cuddle up and go to sleep next to it too - man I miss wood burning stoves!
Nice job. Chimney looks tall enough to give you great draft. For safety I would put a piece of fireproof material behind the stove while you finish the house. Prolonged heat may overheat the studs & plywood. Protect what you built. That should do a great job heating the house, especially after you insulate it. 👍 Vinny 🇺🇸
You might put a sheet of corrugated aluminum behind the stove. Just a thought. Looks good
good idea.
That or a piece of durarock
Blessed Be Poppy!
Florest kkkkkk
When it comes to wood anything out here they make you do a whet test. My dads going through it know at his place. It tends to feel like a shake down at the end of the day.
I saw where a lot of folks fire off new stoves before bringing them into a structure...
Probably a good idea...
Very nice.. Should make finishing up in there more comfortable.
Looking good! Yup 2ft higher than 10ft away!
This is what I have been waiting for !!! We have a Fire .......yea
Thanks
We used dura vent to put up our through the wall chimney for our wood stove and when it came it was so dented up I had to use a hammer to beat the ends straight enough to connect them together and when I messaged Menards where I got it from they asked for pictures so they could use them to train their shipping department but that’s is as far as it went, Love the chimney just not happy with how it looks with the dents all over it
You are correct on chimney height. The code is " 2ft higher than the highest point, within 10ft...
Looking great!
Good video, but those headers should be doubled up as a minimum. I always go over the top and would also put the headers and cut joist on hangers too. :)
Great video!
Good job baba wami from South Africa
The roof jack goes on after the roof as it will leak on the down site and take out your roof and reducing from 8 to 6 is not usually recommended.
You are amazing and I have so much respect for your skills and the your attention to detail. Please be safe and congrats on your hard work.
Looks awesome!
Yeah heat!
good video.
Now you can get more work done lol ,nice wood stove bud
Red, you de man
Put your ladder in front of the stack would make you life easier!!
It's too short. It's sitting in my backhoe bucket about 4' off the ground.
Ok, doing amazing job of it been watching through all of the videos you have been posting up
WHO DARES WINS you did alright and you can't beat a wood stove burner I had one in a house many years ago was very cosey it did all my central heating and the boiler would have enough hot water for a bath in just twenty minutes I got all my wood for free as they were broken pallets never had a central heating bill for 5 years.
I had to bury my dad last summer....he didn't think he would ever fall off a roof either...and that was only 1 story-- you take to many chances
Nice
Safety glasses harness to many people depending on you
Your codes are similar to ours in the uk.
The 2ft @ 10ft and 2" from combustibles (600mm at 2.8 mtr out and 50mm from combustibles 😂), you've done the right thing getting it way above the ridge. Keeping it well away from swirling down draughts.
We have a g number on the end of the flue number that may increase the distance from combustibles ( sometimes it's g100 so 100mm from combustibles !) ours isn't usually triple wall tho, that flue sounds like top quality stuff,, I imagine it's expensive.
Big stove isn't it. Do you have free air requirements allowing combustion air into the room?
My daughter's girlfriend's father did something stupid like you did on his own house. He was a roofer too... He is paralyzed from the waist down.
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umb bob is what u use to center the roof hole.
nice!
Great job dude. Put a. Rock wall behind. it'll radiate heat. be. safe 🙄
Surely you have the proper ally manufactured roof ladders in the US by now, we have in the UK, the ladder itself lies flat on the roof with a quite large metal bracket bolted on to the ladder end that goes over the top of the ridge to the other side, which secures and stops the ladder from slipping off the roof as well as you when you are on it, they also have a pair of wheels on the opposite side to the bracket to shove it up the roof easily, you simply flip it over to the bracket side, when you get it in to position, in the old days, before these ladders were made professionally the roofers would get a joiner (workmate) to make them for them from lengths of wood with batten lattes nailed on for foothold/rungs and 2 pieces of wood boards nailed in to a L shape and the boards secured to the end of the home made ladder with metal straps for strength, I still have a home made one, that my father a joiner (now passed) made one for himself over forty years ago, they never come in wrong to have one.
I have been watching from the first an I just wanted to know Y dose your nail gun shoot sparks every time u pull the trigger?
That's pretty common for pneumatic nail guns. I'm pretty sure it's from the force of the striker hitting the nail head to drive it into the wood.
Well survey says that you're scaring your subscribers, It will be interesting to see if they can't stand to watch or do they tune in to see what happens to you. Everybody can check it out when the roofing goes on!
I'd bet a neighbor has a ladder you could borrow. If not, I have one.
@0:30 where you cut the joist and put in the block.. can you go back before you put the ceiling in and figure some joist hangers somehow.. so its not just toe nailed in. at least on the joist that was cut off and dead headed.. at lease one U210R would make me happier.. but i don't count.. i am just a troll off the web. you could get 2 and cut one in half to nail up to the open corners you can get to..
I've got hangers for it.
get a longer ladder!!!
Its not worth risking your life! you will always need it with your home!
I was horrified watching you do this, but glad you finally have the stove in, why not tie the strap to your waste just Incase you slip and accidentally let go. Thank you for showing how to do everything correct.
Tyler’s 6.0 I thought about it but chose not to.
You are aware they offer a safety harnass that snaps onto safety straps or ropes. It goes over your shoulders around your back and waist and they are comfortable. I don't want to sound selfish but I enjoy your video series and have learned quite a bit, I would be very disappointed if you were to get injured and not be able to continue. So take that extra step to ensure your safety and our entertainment. Thank you.
Tie the Strap on his waist? It looks as if he almost decided to tie it around his neck ;-) ! Baby, this is not good what you show us! I was very lucky when I fell down 26 feet on a concrete floor in a cellar of a paper Plant floor - I was able to stand up by my self and go to the Hospital after I climbed out of the Cellar where I fell down through a hole in the floor. This was in Switzerland in the year 1999. But there were issues left in my spine. The discs were damaged, and a few years later came the late effects. In 2009 I had to learn how to walk on two feet again! I only could walk on 4 Feet back then because of the massive pain due to my spine issue. And today I am heavily on Fentanyl because of constant pain... I am lucky that I live in Austria! We have the Best Social Insurance System in the World (Beside of Denmark), and I was able to retire with a proper Pension. Also, I don`t have to pay for my medics or a doctor, or hospital treatment. This is all paid by the social insurance system.
But YOU, you live in the USA, a Land without any insurance system for the middle class or People with lower income. In the US only the rich can afford to have an accident... It`s just like stone-age... So better take care of yourself!
Doesn't all the seams need that silver duct tape or is that just forced air?
You scare the hell out of me when I see you doing a Tarzan act
on that roof get the toast and beans on
your doing good
Is it too expensive to have a sprinkler system, just water hoses, and nozzles inside with a connection outdoor where you can connect a garden hose if you have fire in the house you don't need to run into the fire, just connect water to the system and let the system takes care of the fire, just around the stove, the laundry room and strategic areas in the house.
good idea...
Heath just curious would you be able to install a heat reclaim in the pipe both upstairs and downstairs to make it more efficient?
I could downstairs but not upstairs.
“Experts” commenting in 3..2..1...
I'm pretty sure all of the "experts" you're so upset about just don't want to see this lovely man's hard work end up for naught if he gets injured from unsafe work practices...
Just throw a piece of delta rib behind the stove for a heat shield for now so you do not scorch your studs.
Very good job ,but I got to tell you I got a little tingle in the boys watching you crawl around that roof
Now you can have weekend trips and not have to go home at night to get warm👍🏻...... means work work work 😕
Nerves of steel. But there has to be a safer way to do these high elevation activities. If you fall you're not going to be able to physically stop yourself just hanging on to a rope as you do. Could have moved the backhoe to that side and worked straight out of the bucket instead of traversing the roof in slick conditions as you did. I know other people have said it but remember your kid's and family buddy. I'd hate for you to get hurt.
If though really want to justify your stove, read ( if you read books, some don't or don't have the time) "One Second After" by William R. Forstchen, the first of three books he wrote on survival after an EMP disaster. It is as real as stories can get with a Foreward by Bill Gingrich, a former Senator.
You sure got balls.... big ones on that roof. EPA regulations now require wood stoves that meet emissions and seems like you have had the building inspector check everything. Most communities require a permit to be pulled for wood stove installs so their fire departments are not saving your family or house. But where you live maybe anything goes. Does you inspector allow an older wood stove in a new dwelling? Good question to ask before you finish the stove install.
You are going to have an issue not just with back wall distance but side as well as the flooring material ... I understand your need to have the heat while working but before your next fire go to a lumber yard and get a sheet of fire resistant cement board with the stove so close to the wall as a temp fix. It's usually a lot hotter from the stove pipe but maybe triple wall pipe doesn't reach burnable temps.
You will get a great draft with the pipe two feet over the roof peak ! Idaho has a great program for buying a new wood stove with tax deductions if the Inspector allows you to put that stove in... if you then want a new one you can then buy an EPA efficient stove and get all the deductions. You can link to that from the EPA's site
put a safty belt on
What brand is that wood stove I like it because it’s small