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Drolets are a real pain at times. Don't buy their pellet stove. Check your stove pipe to insure its clean and not blocked. This includes spark arrestor. Is you stove cap 2' higher than anything 10' away from pipe? Refer to install manual. If you are not getting an y back draft issues with smoke inside house you may need to add on a section of trip wall pipe at the top.
I would suggest contacting the manufacturer at this link http://www.buckstove.com/contact-us.html in order to get an answer to your question. Each stove manufacturer has their own way lining the stoves. Make sure you have your model number and serial number of your specific stove prior to calling the manufacturer so they can give you an informed answer. Good luck. Do you have questions or comments
To regulate air flow, there are damper devices built into the stove, flue and stove pipes. Keeping the air flowing correctly through a wood-burning stove is essential for safe and efficient operation of the stove. Fresh air needs to enter the wood compartment to provide oxygen fuel for the fire; as the fire burns, the smoke must be allowed to rise through the stove pipes, and exit through the chimney.
Put a temperature operated control (aquastat) on the piping of the wood stove so that if it is on, it will interupt the circuit wired to the oil burner at the X&X terminals of the boiler control.As the wood stove cools off, it will close the connection allowing the oil system to fire.
(1) The lower "enamel" pipe is possibly Ceramic coated pipe, used for high temperature flue applications.
(2) The "stickey black tar" is creasote. Whoever installed the flue pipe did it wrong. It needs to be reversed so that the "Crimped" end of the pipe is pointing down. That way the creasote will drain back into the stove and get burned up.
Not sure what is happening but if the pellets are burning too fast that tells me you have to set the air flow while they are burning. Even a wood stove will burn to fast if there is too much air . There should be a setting for the air flow on all stoves and some times it should be almost closed. if it continues i would contact the stove seller and ask them.
I am not sure what Punch Plat you are using, however these are some notes and solutions that may help
1 - Crown moldings in Punch don't slope
2 - Ceiling beams --> check your Power Tools--> If your version has the Celing designer, you can use this tool to create the beams--> or use solution # 3
3 - Ceiling beams --> you can cevelop them in the 3D Workshop Power Tool --> set the pitch--> texture as necessary
4 - You will find ready to use beams in --> Obejcts--> Faux Wood beams
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