how to properly install a chimney pipe 

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cook stoves are not great design. the anytime smoke travels thru angles it cools and leaves creosote. I clean my cook stove every 2 weeks during winter with a wood stove vacuum, self deigned scraper and metal putty knife. i used a 6inch wire pipe brush and 10' of fiber rod to clean pipe. Any time you have a stove that is hard to start and will not burn, the stove/pipe needs to be clean. as for burning out creosote, 1. heat fatigues metal, the hotter the pipe the more years you take off it life span. 2. if your stove pipe goes thru a roof or attic, how do you know that there is not a minor leak or defect that an ember travels into your rafter or attic, then your off to the races. 3. where do the ember travel outside your stove pipe, land on your roof or near by fuel source. things to think about...love my cook stove. but its heavy on maintenance

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@@Robinson-Homestead I am about to install as well, this coming week. Thank you for this info. We have a chimney. But we have to install from a new stove, to the ceiling. Where there is the chimney part, coming out of the ceiling. Hoping we install everything correctly. Can't afford a professional install. SO, I take it that you are not supposed to put any sealant on the pipe sections? I seen some type of sealant for sale. Wondering what it is for.

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I had a house that was sealed so tight that the gaps were a problem. When somebody turned on the dryer, a bathroom fan, or the kitchen exhaust fan it would suck smoke into the house. I had to start cracking a window when using the stove.

@@michaelvangundy226 maybe a fresh air supply directly to your stove from outside would help. Some stoves have a spot to connect fresh air.

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You don't need compound you need to extend your pipe higher you are not getting enough draft or if you have a new home open a window. Could be to air tight.

@@Robinson-Homestead thanks for the quick response. Adding another section of pipe may do the trick.

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I would seal it thru and thru my uncle is a master plumber and hvac your reasoning is fine but a sealed correctly drafted stove should have no gaps idk if it dose suck a match in if a obstruction would semi seal your pipe and mess the draft up it will fill your house with smoke I've been on them.kind of botched jobs....just my opinion

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