How to Roll Up a New Titanium Stove Pipe Alone | Simple and Efficient

[@Nous111]

i was searching for this content for hours! finally❤

[@killerbanjo]

I rolled it at 45 degrees, slid the rings up as it formed then after I had a full pipe, pulled the ends out until it was done. Did it on my own in ten mins with no dents! Thanks for the video

[@POMOLY]

Amazing learning ability! Glad this video helped you!

[@landtechnik4k]

me too, but outside in snow, alone and didt know about the reverse rolling trick... it was nervewrecking. took 20 minutes

[@Mr.SteveMcQueen]

I have watched a few methods to roll for the first time. What I like about this method is one person, no extra devices like clamps or pipe to mold to. First time I saw the rolling the opposite way to flatten the bend. Thanks I will be getting my T-Brick in a couple weeks.

[@POMOLY]

I believe that in this way, you can roll up a perfect titanium stove pipe.

[@Fellow_Traveller1985]

Where can you buy spare pipes like this?

[@POMOLY]

@@Fellow_Traveller1985 You can find this stovepipe on the POMOLY official website, check here: www.pomoly.com/

[@matthagge4792]

I’ve messed up stove pipes before and this is by far the easiest and quickest method. Got mine up with no dents in under 10 minutes. Just take your time and don’t get frustrated

[@POMOLY]

Great! The titanium stovepipe has a shape memory function when it is burned for the first time. It will be easily rolled later.

[@jimmortimore3894]

This was great. Took my time, rolled up nice!! Thanks guys!!

[@CafaBaldwin]

Very helpful. I finished it in less than 10 minutes.

[@POMOLY]

That’s awesome! Glad to know it was helpful for you.

[@johnmoore5293]

Excellent demonstration. First time your burn in your stove if you do it at dusk burn it to get stove pipe a little red. Let fire completely burn out and cool down. Turn stove pipe upside-down, attach to stove and Repeat. The pipe metal will now have a temper to the shape the pipe should take and will role much easier next time. Some short steel fishing leadership the top of the pipe were you tie lines to anchor the pipe will keep the lines cleaner.

[@johnmoore5293]

I would add the first rolling of pipe easier done inside or on a pavement that in the field so you don't get permanent wrinkles in the metal.

[@bradrook3919]

Thank you. Excellent!

[@lionlight777]

Killed It.. Thank you for this upload.

[@POMOLY]

Hope this helps you.

[@BushcraftAdventure]

↟↟It always hurts me to see how people suffer with this pipe and how terrible it looks after that)😬 This video is just a joy to my eyes))🤔👍🏻 Thank You✨

[@POMOLY]

Hope this video helps you.

[@kokadjooutdoors620]

Think same think when watch videos and stove pipe all beat up. Did mine fine just had to be slow and patient guide it along

[@MrDanckaarts]

Very educational! After 30 minutes (and a cut in my hand) I gave up. Next time I’ll do it this way! Where did you get that spark arrestor? I’m trying to make on with fine wire mesh around the top, and a pipe clamp around it.

[@POMOLY]

Please wear gloves to roll the stovepipe, the stove come with a spark arrestor.

[@mendez31971]

great video , there is so much confusion regarding how to roll it

[@POMOLY]

Practice once or twice with a piece of paper to get the concept of rolling it up diagonally and then twisting it straight if you are worried about messing it up. (Advice from a user) Hope this helps you.

[@sverigeforst6615]

Nice one!! 😮

[@POMOLY]

Thanks, hope this helps you.

[@thedwightway1087]

Great video, very helpful! I wonder how easy this would be in Canada is -20 degrees Celsius and you working in the snow in the forest!

[@POMOLY]

Thank you for your attention If you are using it outdoors at minus 20 degrees Celsius, it is recommended that you roll up the stove pipe once in advance, because the first rolling up is more difficult. Happy camping!

[@davej7458]

If it is minus 20 degrees it's better to be prepared ahead of time.

[@ryou7087]

Hello! Good movie thank you! tomorrow my stove debut😁

[@POMOLY]

Thanks for the compliment.

[@frozenmist-w4k]

That helped , thankyou.

[@POMOLY]

It is our honor to be able to help you. thank you for your support!

[@jasonpressler7111]

Do you know Danchel Outdoors is using your video for their stove?

[@POMOLY]

Thank you very much for your reminder. We have initiated copyright protection with KZbin. Hope to get a relevant reply from KZbin.

[@foxtrotbravo6]

Hello, thank you for your video, too bad there are only 6 rings to hold the pipe, 2 more would have been more comfortable I think. Thank you for this tutorial which will help me for the next time

[@POMOLY]

Thank you for your suggestion. Happy camping

[@hammockcamping2500]

I have a Tegimen hot tent. The top of the tent is 75 inches high, How high should the chimney extend above the peak of the roof? The titanium stove pipe that came with my stove Pomoly stove is 119 long. With the spark arrestor at the top, it's stands 143 inches tall! How much should I cut off, and what should I do with the piece that I cut off?

[@POMOLY]

Your tent is 75 inches (190 cm) tall, it is recommended that the stove pipe be 30 cm (1-2 feet) higher than the tent. You can use a 2.5 meter stove pipe. If you have a titanium rolling stove pipe, you can cut off the excess and dispose of the trimmed off yourself. 1-2 feet above the peak height of a hot tent. High enough to avoid sparks flying up onto the fabric, but not too high for the pipe to avoid too much wind and shake around.

[@davej7458]

If taken care of properly how long will the titanium chimney pipe last in comparison to the stove? Would you normally expect to replace it?

[@POMOLY]

The life of the stovepipe is related to the personal use method and frequency of use. You can clean the stovepipe regularly.

[@johnmoore5293]

@@POMOLY titanium is excellent. It could last a lifetime .

[@chrisabray]

I got mine with rings of two different sizes. Is that a packaging mistake, or do the smaller rings go on one end or the other?

[@POMOLY]

The smaller one is for storing the stovepipe (use the smaller ring to fix the stovepipe when you put it away). Just like when you just took the stove pipe out of the package.

[@AsbjornOlsenBergBushcraft]

Nice! 👍 I’m try it soon 🛖🤠

[@POMOLY]

Hope this helps you.

[@duderino6171]

How do you guys recommend I clean my stove pipe? I burned a bit of wet stuff the other day and I've got a bit of tarry creosote to deal with. Am I good to just use some steel wool and dish soap on it?

[@POMOLY]

Carbon deposits can be removed with a stiff brush and then washed with water. Or burn it sufficiently with a flame to let the carbon deposits burn off.

[@BurtReynoldstash]

Try some methylated spirits on a rag

[@hammockcamping2500]

I have a jack with a 3.5-inch diameter hole, but my pipe is 2.5 in diameter. Is there a way to fix this after-the-fact?

[@POMOLY]

Do you think your 2.5" stove pipe is too small for the 3.5" stove jack? A wider gap between the stove jack and stove pipe reduces the risk of the hot pipe burning the stove jack.

[@IowaWodesman]

If you do dent and crease the hell out of your pipe is it even still useable/fixable?

[@POMOLY]

If the pipe is not damaged, it is still useable.

[@richmanbad]

Looking to buy a stove. This looks like a lot of hassle. Would it not be a lot easier to get a pipe that just slots together.

[@POMOLY]

You can consider our Titanium Stove Pipe Set. www.pomoly.com/Stove-Accessories-c112160.html

[@Jlomb436]

rich manbad you only need to do this one. The first time you use the stove, the metal has a "memory" it goes back to this form automatically. It's pretty nifty.

[@MsHurricane70]

This technique only has to be used once for the initial burn in. After that, it will easily unroll and form into the tube shape needed for each use. Check out @lonewolf902 videos. This one in particular at 3:52 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqvZapavfZ2EfbM. The benefit of rollable pipe is easier to pack for backpacking or pulk sledding.

[@davej7458]

I think you skipped over the part where you turned the 45° roll to a 90° roll I just didn't quite get how you did that. Please help us.

[@sethmoking]

Is it really necessary to have such a long stove pipe? I'm seeing Pomoly offer non-rollable stove pipes that are 4.5 feet tall. Why not offer 4.5 feet tall rollable pipes, too? And how much clearance do I really need from my tent?

[@POMOLY]

Sorry to trouble you. The height of our tents is generally higher, so the height of the stove pipe will also be higher. We suggest that the general use height of the stovepipe should exceed the height of the tent.

[@supertrowel1]

Any reason why one of the rings is smaller than the others ?

[@POMOLY]

The smallest ring is used to fix the stored stove pipe. Hope it helps you!

[@NLmonsterNL]

how thick is the titanium?

[@POMOLY]

I'm really sorry, there is no data on this yet.

[@giorgikotchuashvili1270]

hi how to buy this item in Greece ?

[@POMOLY]

You can order it from our official website. Here: www.pomoly.com/

[@giorgikotchuashvili1270]

@@POMOLY thanks 😊 🙏

[@POMOLY]

@@giorgikotchuashvili1270 You're welcome.😊

[@INSEOJEONG]

what different 2m stove pipe and 3m stove pipe?

[@POMOLY]

2m titanium stove pipe roll up is easier than 3m titanium stove pipe. Hope this answer helps you.

[@999Unstoppable]

I failed rolling mine before I found this video. Once it's kinked, can it be redone?

[@POMOLY]

If your stovepipe is severely kinked, it is not recommended to use it.

[@시우TV]

This is very hard 😭

[@POMOLY]

This time there is no fast forward, it is a complete tutorial. It doesn't seem to be difficult.

[@시우TV]

@@POMOLY thank you for pomoly

[@NomadHorizon]

I feel like a telescoping tube would be better and more reliable than this, yes?

[@POMOLY]

If you find it difficult to coil the rolling stovepipe, you can try telescoping tube. We also have non rolling solid stovepipes. Here: www.pomoly.com/Titanium-Stove-Pipe-Set-2-0-Version -%7C-Detachable-Assembled-Stove-Chimney-Non-Rolling-Solid -Section-Flue-%7C-POMOLY-New-Arrival-2022-p1785059.html

[@Alexsoft76]

А зачем он первое кольцо выкинул?

[@POMOLY]

The smaller ring thrown aside is used to fix the stovepipe when storing it.

[@Alexsoft76]

@@POMOLY Спасибо за ответ! Но лучше всё в дело применять, а то потеряется.

[@RickshawMunky]

Just like that ;)

[@POMOLY]

Hope it helps you!

[@nicolasgagne-cote368]

3m ?

[@POMOLY]

Yes. This is a 3m titanium stove pipe!

[@Дмитрий-р3ь9ш]

Не очень аккуратная работа! Я скрутил 3х метровую трубу без единого залома с первого раза не кладя на землю!

[@Chris66able]

I managed to roll mine and place the containment rings on, it looks a mess, as if its made from crunched up, old, reformed ,coke cans with a sharp edge running the whole length 9 ft. Notice in this video he keeps the dangerous, exposed, sharp edge on the opposite side from the camera view so you don't see it properly. Its unsafe for you, and your tent.

[@POMOLY]

Thank you for your attention. For sharp edges, we provide cut-resistant gloves. The fireproof cloth of the tent is very tough and will not be easily cut. Pay attention to safety when using it, and use it in a standard manner. thank you for your support!

[@wanderingsoul7935]

I wished I had seen this before I tried to do mine, it was an epic fail and left it creased with kinks in it, customer service were not helpful, they just told me to buy another chimney.

[@POMOLY]

I'm very sorry to trouble you. We made a lot of videos for rolling up titanium stove pipe and posted them on our official KZbin channel.

[@cone6052]

I saw someone faster roll out than U

[@MarriedToTheKGB]

too much hassle if you ask me. I will only buy one with rigid chimney

[@POMOLY]

This is a great choice!

[@IowaWodesman]

This is two of these videos where there is zero speaking. USE. YOUR. WORDS. give us some verbal tips and tricks while you’re doing it. Just rolling it in front of the camera is not very helpful.

[@malevolentbeing]

I personally found this video extremely helpful no idea what you're on about

[@POMOLY]

@@malevolentbeing Thank you, glad to hear this helped you.😊

[@Defiance8o8]

I found this video extremely helpful as well. You would have to be an imbecile to not visually copy what he is doing. Keep up the good work Pomoly!

[@POMOLY]

@@Defiance8o8 Thank you very much for your support! 😊We will keep up the good work.