Stove Pipe Burn In

[zach_c]

I have used my Seek Outside large uturn stove a few times, along with the initial burn in. My question is really about the stove pipe as it has cut a 5" slit into the stove jack flap in windy conditions due to the stove pipe not rolling flush when in use and the edge cuts into the flap. I have only rolled the stove pipe one way at this point. Pic shows overlap area with my finger point at it. Do I just need to roll it the opposite way and get it hot to get the stove pipe more consistently flush to keep this from happening? Or is typical?

 

[reaper]

Did you put rings every foot?

This is why I use a LiteOutdoors solid ring to keep the pipe circular,I put a ring at the top on the pipe.

Stove Pipe End Rings

These stove pipe end rings are made from stainless steel and used on the top of the chimney to hold shape.

www.liteoutdoors.com

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[zach_c]

Yes, ring every foot