Off Grid Cabin in the Woods gets a Wood Stove!
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- čas přidán 3. 02. 2022
- In this video we finally have all the chimney parts to install our Jotul 602 wood stove in the cabin. The takeoff on the stove is 5” and the piping is 6”, so a little adaptation is required. Nonetheless, it turns out nice and easily heats our small cabin. Comment is you have questions. Enjoy!
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The base (crimped end) of the stovepipe needs to fit inside the stove collar. Jotul makes an adaptor to fit a 6in pipe to the stove collar. All crimped ends need to run towards the stove so the creasote flows back into the stove instead of leaking out.
Good work guys.
Thank you for sharing.
Greetings from France in Europe.
Finer things in life is sitting by a fire with loved ones and sharing life. ❤❤❤ Blessings!
Instead of using a wooden shim under one leg of your Jotul 602 I used a large, thick washer. Safer and couldn't really see it unless you were told it was there.
Might use that idea, thanks!
I grew up with that same wood stove and the next bigger model . Well done with your building.
I like the way you ran the stove pipe great job! Yeah buddy!
Thanks Greg
Meticulous work young man…well done.
i just installed a Jotul 602 in my garage. it had a 5 in receiver. i found a 5 to 6 in connector that allowed me to go inside, the way its supposed to be done so you dont get any creosote dripping out onto the outside of the pipe or on the stove. i've had it sitting in the basement for almost 30 years. its bullet proof. fire brick on the bottom would work too. my only complaint is the short 16 in wood, but for my garage, they will be nice short fires. nice job.
Some thoughts on your build. Replace the shim under the wood stove with some fender washers of appropriate height, or, if the offending leg is detachable, shim it down from the stove body. Also, you should install jack studs below your loft rafters. Don't rely on the shear strength of the screws alone to hold any weight for any length of time; they won't.
Thanks for watching David
Coco loves the snow! ❤ I hope she’s doing well.
Ha!!!!! Fantastic!!! BRING THE HEAT!
Looks Good bro!!!
Good Job Securing your pipes too winds can really reck havoc on them at times .
Keep up tha Good Work!!!
You have a wonderful cabin
Nice job on all that pipping
Congratulations, you are good! But, the length of your chimney is short, you have to go beyond the spine for safety reasons.
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Cant beat burning wood for heat.
Hi Jerry, thanks for watching the series, hope you enjoyed it. Work is still ongoing but has slowed down due to kids sports schedule this spring. Covered porch and some furnishings coming this summer. Stay tuned. Thanks again.
Did i miss the video on insulation ? metal and OSB in the walls ? roof ?
Looks very clean. good job. cool intro !
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One layer of metal roofing?
Where did you acquire the stove from? It’s in great shape👍 Easily heat your cabin👍 B Deacon Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦
PLEASE tell me that stove pipe conection to the stove is TEMPORARY ONLY ???
A beautiful stove and a great chimny instalation and then you go McGyver the conection and guarantee you will get creasote driping all over the stove ! Find the correct conecter ASAP .
Was temporary 😏
Love it! What’s better than a wood stove roaring?
It’s been pretty cold here in Michigan the last few days…the heat from the wood stove is awesome!
No vapor barrier on the walls or ceiling?
It is a shed afterall. The solid lumber helps in moisture management. comment a snow shelve to protect from sliding roof snow is recommended.
Mark is cute :)
Did you go with 6” pipe?
I have a Jotul 602 And my only gripe is a short burn time. Yes im using OAK or Maple hard wood. It seams like 4 hours is Max. I have not tried to dampen it down to almost nothing. Whats your burn times like?? I would like to stoke at like 10 11 and still have something at 6 would be Ideal... But at like 4am its OUT like no heat and the cabin is cold....
Having installed this stove late last season, I do not have a good idea on run time, though initial burns tell me they’re short as you mention. In addition to the door damper I installed a damper in the flue so with a little testing this coming winter, I hope to get 5-6 hour burns. We’ll see. Thanks for watching.
Why is that batten under the stove leg