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Cut Wall Penetrations for Flue Pipes

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What happens here

Mark the precise locations for the exhaust and intake holes on the interior wall, ensuring they align with the pellet stove's outlets and maintain proper clearances. Use a cordless drill with a hole saw to cut the circular openings for the flue pipes through the wall panels. For a log cabin, additional cutting with a reciprocating saw may be required to create a larger, square opening that accommodates the double-walled pipe and provides enough space for external heat shields.

Goal: Create precise openings in the cabin wall for the pellet stove's exhaust and intake pipes.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill Milwaukee — Driving the hole saw
  • Gloves — Protecting hands during cutting
  • Hole Saw Milwaukee — Cutting the initial circular holes for the pipes
  • Reciprocating Saw Milwaukee — Enlarging holes for logs or thick wall sections
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from debris

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say just go for it I mean I've never actually seen a fireplace where the heat radiates down right it always goes up and that one looks like you got 12 in of space between at least 12 in of space from this point down that's kind of like your cushion right cuz your heat starts here do even nothing opens to get at no you got to vacuum it all from the the inside there and then that's the hopper but there's to be another clean someplace so now you know somebody that has one of Frankie is the reason why we have this by the way so all of Frankie likes to make his own work uh I mean the entire cabin is Al Frankie's design cuz he wanted the roof running this way and not this way isn't the running bet that we that you get a million dollars if you can find the blueprints for this place oh yeah yeah yeah yeah we made it up as we went um now you did one of these before though right Frankie the guy he hooked it up yep have you talked to that guy does he like it oh yeah yeah no he loves it but his now his is a corn wood burner which we we just piped it right from the back of the stove outside that's it we did had no in in in with wood corn or wood yeah he can burn wood that makes no sense yeah corn or wood burnning yeah but you got to go above that we piped right out we piped right out of his out of the house straight out with the heat the heat van see this this I could also I can I can go straight out if but I got block so I couldn't go straight out so okay that's why we got to come up then go out here how long does the actual corn last yeah he puts in a a scoop a I think I don't know maybe a day it it's a good deal for him he likes it he likes it huh yep well he's the reason why we got it cuz he's the one that said about it so you know

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