Have used both methods and I prefer the thru the wall. When it comes time to run the brush up the chimney it is much easier and cleaner to run the brush with the extensions up from the outside. Stuff will fall on the ground (or container) rather than all over your stove. The horizontal above the stove can be cleaned by taking the 90 degree on the inside off and pushing the brush out to the outside tee. Again the ashes etc. will fall on the outside rather than all over your stove.
Have never had any more problems with the draft with a outside stack than I have had with and inside installation.
On occasion when I really wanted to clean the chimney I would take it down and start a fire with some newspaper in each section. If you want to see a Roman candle, you will be surprised how the creosote burns. A very thin layer of creosote will expand to make a six inch pipe be reduced to a 4inch pipe. The soft residue is very easy to clean off the pipe and you will be left with a like new pipe.
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