Awsome install sir awaiting my grizzly wish i went with the dickenson deck fitting instead i went with the tiny house kit thanks for the info best ive seen yet
Yes They Seem Like They Work Great. I Have A 38 Foot Trailer. And Iv Installed Foam Boards Did The Roof Cover Most Of The Windows Got A Double Side By Side Window Left. For Fresh Air. Iv Seen A Few Videos On These Little Micro Stoves. Im Hooked. Alot Cheaper To. Great Video. Thanks For Sharing.
On April 15, 2019 Dave Treadway was killed in a crevasse fall accident in the mountains of Pemberton. Dave was a passionate individual who's achievements in the mountains were only outweighed by his desire to show others the love of God. He did this by serving as a youth leader in his community and by leading as a professional skiing role model. R.I.P.
I just now stumbled upon this awesome tutorial by Dave about installing a fireplace in his RV -- something on my wish list. I cannot tell you how saddened I am to learn that this young man is gone. I lost my husband in October of 2019, so I know the pain his wife and family now suffer. My heart goes out to them. Such a tragedy.
You did yours the same as i did, Something to check, The cap you used is single wall not like the stove pipe. it gets hot in that cavity between the single wall and the ceiling like 200+ degrees, I spoke with Dickinsons and they recommended to use ceramic insulation in that cavity above the beauty ring...Yours might not get as hot as mine my upper pipe to the ceiling is much shorter.
Great video. I have a wood burning stove and it worked fantastic but the police and fire department came and told me that it was a fire hazard so now I can't have heat at all in below 30 degree weather! Please comment for suggestions.
How is the pipe holding up after a heat season? I thought you wanted to have the crimped end of the pipes pointed down, so the next lower pipe fitted around the outside of the next higher pipe. This would allow the creosote to drop down and not leak from section seams?
Did you get the 3 or 4 in Dickinson “H” cap? Would it have fit directly onto the Cubic flue pipe? Mine is installed on a small studio roof 3’ above the roof so the deck fitting would not work.
I don't understand how you flipped the pip upside down and got an accurate measurement of the flue pipe length you needed. Didn't you have to cut the bottom pipe too?
So sorry to hear Dave passed...Dave mentioned in the video that the metal ring inside with all the holes allows air to escape...where and how does it escape..it looks like the metal flair fitting outside has no where for the air to escape to?
Thanks for the video. I'm going to order one next week and this video is perfect for letting me know how to install it. Did you say you drilled a 5 inch hole in the ceiling for the chimney?
Man I've been searching for this info for a while! This video answered all of my questions. The product links also make it so much easier. I wonder if there is a rain-proof flue cap that could remain connected while driving...
Does anyone know whether it exists a video or article about CUBIC Cub / Grizzly stoves or very little stoves transformed to be fed with wood pellets and worm screw (endless screw / auger)?
New sub here. Did you consider using a double walled flue pipe? What were your reasons for going with the single wall? Is there any difference in combustion efficiency and/or the build up of creosote between single and double walled flue pipes? Good job on the install.
David Golembeski the flue pipe from Cubic Mini is double wall. It looks just like Cubic’s flue and at 6:02 it looks like I can just make out the inner wall.
Hey man, thanks a lot for the video! Moving into an airstream in March, and wood seems like the only way to go for bitter Colorado winters. Didn't even consider using the Dickinson pipes on the Cubic. Working well for you?
I'm in the process of ordering my flue cap from dickinson.. torn between the original rounded cap or one of these h ones. Is there a reason you chose the h over the standard round. Does it have any benefits besides looking so cool ?
Lance travels I saw another Cubic Mini video where they used the Dickinson round cap with the small slots and he felt that caused too much restriction, especially with the creosote. I’m having an issue with mine and backdraft with high winds. I used a common big box store pellet stove cap. I’m now looking at this “H” cap which is supposed to be its big benefit.
Dave I have a real important question. Have u ever taken the temperature in the air gap where the pipe exits? I've installed my grizzly and the temp using a meat thermometer in the gap touching the pipe gets to 160 F. I have a metal heat shield another inch back in the gap to hold back insulation and wire. Using an ir laser it at one point got to 190 F. Is that too hot for rv material? I really don't want to burn down the trailer. Please respond it would be greatly appreciated. Any comments from others also appreciated. Thx
Yes...this is one of my concerns...I am planning on cutting a 6" hole to allow for a 1.5 inch clearance (extra clearance) and wrapping automotive heat resistant tape @ all the plastic on the roof top and cutting holes on the stainless steel flair on the outside to allow for heat escape. The stainless steel flair on the outside that goes @ the chimney pipe does not have anywhere for the hot build up of heat to go so my hope is that by cutting a couple of holes in it it will allow the heat to escape from @ the space and draw a flow of air from the beauty ring on the inside to vent/escape to the outside. I will cover the holes on the stainless steel flair on the outside with a 1/2 dome stainless steel fittings covering the holes to prevent rain/water intrusion back into the inside but still allow for excess heat build-up to escape. I am using a Dickinson Diesel heater on my boat so no hot cinders landing on the top of the deck. Doing the install now and when finished will do some videos on the install @ August 2021.. Good question and let me know what you think....Best Capt. Greg...Seattle...Shilshole
I didn't realise that the guy in the video Dave had died, www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/04/18/pro-skier-dave-treadway-dies-after-foot-plunge-into-crevasse/ or that he was a famous skier that did such extreme sports. damn!
Thank you! Very informative. Jesus loves you! "As many as received Him (Jesus) he have the right to become the sons of God, even to those who believe on His Name" John 1:12 and Jesus said in John 14:15 "If ye love Me, keep My commandments" Have a great day! :)
Thanks for making this video. Rest in peace.
Very nice video, nice metal work too! I am ordering my Wall mount Grizzly next month for my 27' Trailer! so excited
Awesome. Enjoy
Followed your set up for my install today in my Promaster Van and it went seemlessly. Thanks man!
Awesome to hear!
How did you mount on the ribbed roof? Have the Cubic and a Promaster van, too, but I'm stumped on roof installation.
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Awsome install sir awaiting my grizzly wish i went with the dickenson deck fitting instead i went with the tiny house kit thanks for the info best ive seen yet
Yes They Seem Like They Work Great. I Have A 38 Foot Trailer. And Iv Installed Foam Boards Did The Roof Cover Most Of The Windows Got A Double Side By Side Window Left. For Fresh Air. Iv Seen A Few Videos On These Little Micro Stoves. Im Hooked. Alot Cheaper To. Great Video. Thanks For Sharing.
RIP Dave Your legacy live on with your family
Super neat install. Hope it does u well. Great video and audio btw.
On April 15, 2019 Dave Treadway was killed in a crevasse fall accident in the mountains of Pemberton. Dave was a passionate individual who's achievements in the mountains were only outweighed by his desire to show others the love of God. He did this by serving as a youth leader in his community and by leading as a professional skiing role model. R.I.P.
So sad to hear of this tragic accident. Heart and prayers to family in coping with this loss.
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I just now stumbled upon this awesome tutorial by Dave about installing a fireplace in his RV -- something on my wish list. I cannot tell you how saddened I am to learn that this young man is gone. I lost my husband in October of 2019, so I know the pain his wife and family now suffer. My heart goes out to them. Such a tragedy.
Wow such a twist and makes me totally think about starting to make videos that could possibly help just like mr. Treadway did here.
That H cap is nice after seeing it upclose. I have seen some people drive with stove running.
You did yours the same as i did, Something to check, The cap you used is single wall not like the stove pipe. it gets hot in that cavity between the single wall and the ceiling like 200+ degrees, I spoke with Dickinsons and they recommended to use ceramic insulation in that cavity above the beauty ring...Yours might not get as hot as mine my upper pipe to the ceiling is much shorter.
Great video. I have a wood burning stove and it worked fantastic but the police and fire department came and told me that it was a fire hazard so now I can't have heat at all in below 30 degree weather! Please comment for suggestions.
How is the pipe holding up after a heat season? I thought you wanted to have the crimped end of the pipes pointed down, so the next lower pipe fitted around the outside of the next higher pipe. This would allow the creosote to drop down and not leak from section seams?
Really nice .. You did a good job .. Looks great
dave hope to see more content from you cheers!
sean mehen C. Sadly that won’t be happening.
He passed in a backcountry ski trip.....Avalanche A sad thing
What did you use to find the Center? A Plum? What is meant?
Did you get the 3 or 4 in Dickinson “H” cap? Would it have fit directly onto the Cubic flue pipe? Mine is installed on a small studio roof 3’ above the roof so the deck fitting would not work.
Cubic pipe does’ the line up with dickenson deck mount ! How did you make the connection?
I don't understand how you flipped the pip upside down and got an accurate measurement of the flue pipe length you needed. Didn't you have to cut the bottom pipe too?
Good job. Need to do this to mine.
So sorry to hear Dave passed...Dave mentioned in the video that the metal ring inside with all the holes allows air to escape...where and how does it escape..it looks like the metal flair fitting outside has no where for the air to escape to?
The ring allows air to move in and out of the celling cavity so it does not get to hot in there.
Do you worry about sparks touching off your roof?
Thanks for the vid ! Question : does the sleeve comes with the deck fitting ? Did you use the 3" ?
Thanks for the video. I'm going to order one next week and this video is perfect for letting me know how to install it. Did you say you drilled a 5 inch hole in the ceiling for the chimney?
Yes, 5". It's a 3" chimney, and you want an inch of clearance all around.
Thanks!
Man I've been searching for this info for a while! This video answered all of my questions. The product links also make it so much easier. I wonder if there is a rain-proof flue cap that could remain connected while driving...
Awesome to hear. That's why I made it. There is a rain proof flue cap from Dickenson, and we use it
Does anyone know whether it exists a video or article about CUBIC Cub / Grizzly stoves or very little stoves transformed to be fed with wood pellets and worm screw (endless screw / auger)?
New sub here. Did you consider using a double walled flue pipe? What were your reasons for going with the single wall? Is there any difference in combustion efficiency and/or the build up of creosote between single and double walled flue pipes? Good job on the install.
David Golembeski the flue pipe from Cubic Mini is double wall. It looks just like Cubic’s flue and at 6:02 it looks like I can just make out the inner wall.
Ya, it's a double wall
What was the make and model of the miter saw setup for cutting wood for wood stove?
Nice info. Ordering an adapter now haha
Hey man, thanks a lot for the video! Moving into an airstream in March, and wood seems like the only way to go for bitter Colorado winters. Didn't even consider using the Dickinson pipes on the Cubic. Working well for you?
Keelan Sears get yours figured out? I put one in an Airstream too.
I'm in the process of ordering my flue cap from dickinson.. torn between the original rounded cap or one of these h ones. Is there a reason you chose the h over the standard round. Does it have any benefits besides looking so cool ?
Lance travels I saw another Cubic Mini video where they used the Dickinson round cap with the small slots and he felt that caused too much restriction, especially with the creosote. I’m having an issue with mine and backdraft with high winds. I used a common big box store pellet stove cap. I’m now looking at this “H” cap which is supposed to be its big benefit.
The H cap kicks butt in the wind. NO Draft
Great install! How did it work for you through winter? Will be doing my install soon in Alaska.
Dave passed away tragically, the stove kept them warm all winter!
R.I.P Dave.
Nice job well done
Dave I have a real important question. Have u ever taken the temperature in the air gap where the pipe exits? I've installed my grizzly and the temp using a meat thermometer in the gap touching the pipe gets to 160 F. I have a metal heat shield another inch back in the gap to hold back insulation and wire. Using an ir laser it at one point got to 190 F. Is that too hot for rv material? I really don't want to burn down the trailer. Please respond it would be greatly appreciated. Any comments from others also appreciated. Thx
Dave passed away tragically. That seams way to hot I'd suggest using double wall pipe only! Ate you using single wall pipe?
Go to the auto parts store and ask for "heat tape for headers" and wrap all of everything with that....
1" is way too small your insulation gap should be much more
Yes...this is one of my concerns...I am planning on cutting a 6" hole to allow for a 1.5 inch clearance (extra clearance) and wrapping automotive heat resistant tape @ all the plastic on the roof top and cutting holes on the stainless steel flair on the outside to allow for heat escape. The stainless steel flair on the outside that goes @ the chimney pipe does not have anywhere for the hot build up of heat to go so my hope is that by cutting a couple of holes in it it will allow the heat to escape from @ the space and draw a flow of air from the beauty ring on the inside to vent/escape to the outside. I will cover the holes on the stainless steel flair on the outside with a 1/2 dome stainless steel fittings covering the holes to prevent rain/water intrusion back into the inside but still allow for excess heat build-up to escape. I am using a Dickinson Diesel heater on my boat so no hot cinders landing on the top of the deck. Doing the install now and when finished will do some videos on the install @ August 2021.. Good question and let me know what you think....Best Capt. Greg...Seattle...Shilshole
I didn't realise that the guy in the video Dave had died, www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2019/04/18/pro-skier-dave-treadway-dies-after-foot-plunge-into-crevasse/ or that he was a famous skier that did such extreme sports. damn!
dude thats a big help. thanks
is the flue pipe in the video from Cubic or Dickinson? Thanks.
That's double wall for Cubic.
Was told not to use rv silicone or sicaflex and instead go to a stove place and ask for special silicone that won't offgas and potentially cause fire.
Never saw such a stove. How much and where can you buy them please?
Cubic mini wood stoves made them, around $600
Thank you for this sir!
Well done!
I do like the h cap tho
Można było zamontować go kilkanaście cm niżej. Ciepło lepiej rozchodziło by się po przyczepie.
Great jo
Need a 7 inch hole
RIP,
Thank you! Very informative. Jesus loves you! "As many as received Him (Jesus) he have the right to become the sons of God, even to those who believe on His Name" John 1:12 and Jesus said in John 14:15 "If ye love Me, keep My commandments" Have a great day! :)
oh god.
Amen Amen Amen!!