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Screwing the screw to flu pipe attaching to collar with self tapper does this not create a hole

what a great video well explained with some great advice Thank you

Thank you! Husband thought I was mad! But impressed with how well it came off!

Excellent tutorial 👌

Did you end up selling this mold? It’s amazing and I’d love to buy one.

Hey man that really helped, this video is 14 years old, I am watching it in 2024! Love it, simply love it. I do have a question or two... 1. What is acrylic sealant, any company that I can look up and order from? 2. Can we avoid glue on the back for the mouldings? so incase a panel needs to be replaced, we can pry open the moulding and replace them with new ones? That's something that I have seen in glass paneled doors/windows with mullions/muntins. Would appreciate any reply :) Cheers

Great job, that is not an easy install!! I’ve been learning the trade for a year now and I’m loving it. I like to watch these videos as everyone has their own little ways of doing things. Nice to get a few tips thank you

I am not a DIY chap but I have a ceiling with Artex that I want to remove the dreadful stuff. I will. I will give it ago after watching your video. Thank you for sharing.

Well that was right professional, nice.

one thing I noticed is this doesn't work if it's modern cement based artex, which is an absolute nightmare to remove, the only way to do it is with a steamer, chisel and hammer and it takes ages.

How does the top part get finished? Like the roof end?

What is that on your wrist?

Using skill and tools within means of reach to make what others would apply specific tools to have, this helps in cost cutting for bigger results.

Anyone tried this method for woodchip?

Awesome thank you !!

Excellent tutorial! I have no intention of attempting this myself (being shit at DIY) but it's nice to see how it's done for when I get in a professional. Thanks for sharing.

Great video, held my attention all the way.👍

Great video, any suggestions for a collar that doesnt slide up the pipe? My collar has a smaller rectanular hole that dosent allow me to slide it up as shown.

So you sealed the rear brickwork, with a fire rate sealer is it possible to get a clear sealent as we have been advised in our area 50mm is minuium.I believe so steel closure in this area suburb of London. A first class video

it's gorgeous! what are you putting in the holes (looks like pencils?) to help with demolding? and what tool is that (and what is it doing)?

Love just listerning to yr acsent.makes me miss me da.❤🇨🇦 Ialso learning using froe techniques.small cabin in my furture.😊

How would I go about installing a stove into fireplace that has a concrete liner? I removed a working open fireplace when I renovated my property but want to put a stove back in. Registered installers want to fit a stainless flue which I think could be overkill for my situation, especially if I can't get a liner down the existing flue.

Why pay some mug £1000 to install your fire when you can watch UA-cam and DIY

Nice job Lad! Thanks For The Bow To Vud

You can also sawrritt.

Great video mate. Just a quick Question. My adapter that goes onto the flexi doesn’t appear to have holes in it (to screw to the flexi) should I drill and use self tappers or will it be ok without screws?

Sorry I know this is an old video but can I ask, is it possible to alter the pipe once you've used the fire cement? I ask because we've got one in the house that the previous owners put in but put it really forward and I'd like it to use the top hole and have it inside the fire place like this one! Thank you

Thanks for this, I'm learning :0

Brilliant and the sort of bloke I could have a pint with

Nice job.

This is a brilliant how to video! Really helpful for me starting out on this project!! Thanks for creating and sharing ✨👌🏼✨

Absolutely fantastic video he talks to you not like a smartass and shows how it is achievable for anyone

I was told you need to fill the void with that gravel stuff?

Very good and instructive video. Thank you mate

It doesn't look as hard as the experts make it sound! I'm just about to get a stove installed inside my Victorian cast iron fireplace. I was told you had to remove them but have since found out you don't.

Brilliant idea. I am currently tackling my bathroom ceiling. The house is 20 years old so I'm not expecting it to be asbestos based. I've smoked for best part of 40 years so a bit of dust from my ceiling is the least of my worries. Will still wear a mask though. I have tried sanding a small section and even with a shop vac connected to the sander, the dust was biblical. I've scrapped that idea. Was looking to get a re-skim but will try your method first. Nothing to lose and could be a game changer. Many thanks for sharing your experience and idea.

Whitby

Great stuff

Hey Mate .i have removed a gas back boiler that was installed with a heavy single wall stainless liner years ago….could i use it with a 5Kw stove,do You think?.or do i need to replace it .its heavy spiral 316 and shame to pay over £1000 just to replace the liner.Ive just been given a quote

When it comes to sealing the stove pipe to the adaptor with a 'smear' of fire cement, what if the stove pipe is 5mm wider than the adaptor...as in my case?

My friend enjoyed this so much that he watched it over 7 times in one sitting! Crazy times.

I'm not alone here by saying you have a fantastic style and pace to your video. Top marks top marks. 👌🏼 Thank you Jono

This is brilliant!!!!

This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM of approved products for Disney Fort Wilderness. The product served its purpose well and provided excellent fires throughout the evening. We were able to open the door and do s'mores, but I had to be careful because the handle was a bit hot on occasions. Additionally, I wish they had replaced some of the standard nuts with lock nuts in some places. We lost the door handle after just a couple of days of usage. Not a deal breaker, just a recommendation. I still give it 5 stars.

Great video so well explained. Gonna give it go myself and save a small fortune 😊

The collar on the top of the stove I’ve bought has its securing bolts (3) actually inside the collar, so the stove can’t slide in under the bottom end of the stovepipe - which has to drop in from above. I’m hoping there will be enuf flexibility in the length of the liner to give me the 2-3 inches I’ll need. The top of the flue pipe is secured to the cowl which in turn is jubilee clipped to the pot and the side straps bent horizontal and cemented down to create a sloping run-off for rain. Any comments would help re the amount of play in liner length - plus stove is v heavy (64kg) Mike D

Gave this a try and it works better than anything else. I did put a bit a vinegar in the paste too. Thanks, best bit of advice ever

Had to check on my cats until i realised it was yours. Juat had my chimney bored out and a stainless flue put in. Funds ran out so the final process of exhaust from stove I'm doing myself.. Was just about to start and i thought I'd best watch a video first.

Watching that table saw part stresses me out. Shakey “slasher flick” double speed camera shot, no push sticks or safetys. Oof.

Hi there. Great video👍 just wondered though, does the two coats of shellac have to go on the mould before every pour??