The one in my shop is just like Acg,s above. It is filled between the SS tubes with spun ceramic fiber looks like fiberglass ins but is white and you can hold a torch on it and it does NOTHING! Has been in since 1990 and cleaned three times and really didn't need it then. The other secret for ANY system is to run the chimney straight up out of the furnace. Nothing will ever accumulate on a verticle pipe if you run your stove correctly. Bends (even 45,s) are your worst enemy. Doesn't matter what chimney you have , if creasote builds up in the bends leading to the upright and catches on fire, it will melt that single pipe unless you are there to shut the air down. All I have done is dangle a broom from a rope up and down mine to get the "feathery" soot out but that's all it has ever had in it. Straight up and insulated SS through the roof is the only way to go.
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