Dwarf Tiny Wood Stove - Lighting & Usage

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In this video I talk about my experiences with the Tiny Woodstove 3000kw Dwarf woodstove in our small 200 square foot cabin. I give my opinions with regard to lighting and maintaining a fire, specifically a top-down burn. I also cover things such as type of wood, general woodstove usage, creosote issues, overnight burns, and more.
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15 сен 2024

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@andrebrandao9451 3 дня назад

This video turned out to be way more instructive that I was expecting. Thank you.

@GarmiOffgrid 2 дня назад

You’re very welcome! Expect more videos this fall and winter

@jK-yj2tl 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the tinywoodstove link and review.

@GarmiOffgrid 6 месяцев назад

You’re welcome! I hope it was helpful and informative

@stephenjunker670 6 месяцев назад

Great video, just right zone. Tiny Stoves should sponsor you.

@Lee-mmg 8 дней назад

I have friends with a saw mill - lots of available wood for free. And shopping for a tiny stove. My gosh - expensive! We have "take off"! Whatever works for a person and their stove. :-) No use for coal here. I used wood burner to heat home for 40-50 years. Miss it and now I am in teensy tiny "cottage" and going back to wood for heat.

@volvosan 23 дня назад

I picked up a Hobbit tiny cast iron wood stove a few years ago & it's been great - a tiny lttle tank which takes 6-7" wood & weighs in at an astronishing 110 ibs. Problem is, there is only one North American distributor, and they are in the Northwest, & supply is very limited (stoves made in Southeast England). It's perfect for my well insulated 200 sq. ft. cabin. Thanks for the video.

@iamnothingwithouthim 14 дней назад

I heard that they stink. Even after 40hrs of burning and after 40hrs they stink if burning at high temperature.

@yuriseresin2450 13 дней назад

@@iamnothingwithouthim That's not been my experience. I fired it up outdoors first - being careful to slowly increase temp. & then burn it hot for a few hours. Burned lots of diff. woodstoves since college & our double barrel - Jotul to Chappee (coal/wood) to catalytic American ones, & can appreciate this Hobbit. Cast iron grate means it's easy to remove ashes, even when running, & easy to start a fire. And being so heavy = extended release of heat after fire is out.

@Cacheola 5 месяцев назад

None of these tiny cheap stoves seem to dampen the air well, or you guys just don't know how nor realize the benefit. I like the look of this Dwarf, seems a proper cold air intake and good design. But can you actually turn it down to a dull roar? That is the burning question ;)

@GarmiOffgrid 5 месяцев назад

This is definitely not a cheap stove. Extremely well-made and the air controls are awesome. You can dampen it down to the point where you kill the fire no problem. The unit is very well sealed. But I wouldn’t recommend dampening it too far because then you’re giving prime conditions for creosote.

@Cacheola 5 месяцев назад

@@GarmiOffgridNice! Thanks for that. I've got an email into 'tiny wood stoves' asking what the difference is between the 3k and the lite. I don't need all the makeup air and glass vent gizmos. There's a 20lb difference which is significant. I'm wanting one on my sailboat in the PNW, cheers

@GarmiOffgrid 5 месяцев назад

@Cacheola Killer, I’m glad if I could help in any way. If you decide to purchase from them I would appreciate it greatly if you use my affiliate link to visit their site. 🙏 Unfortunately I can’t give you a discount but I get a small kickback from them for spreading the word about their awesome product.

@Cacheola 5 месяцев назад

@@GarmiOffgrid100%. You've been the only sane person that's reviewed a small stove out of the dozen plus I've watched, lol. I like the heat shields you've got. Hoping the lite model isn't a thinner gauge steel and I'll most likely pull the trigger

@Cacheola 5 месяцев назад

@@GarmiOffgrid toss the useless thermostats, burn good quality seasoned wood and dampen away. Get a good ripper going in the morning to burn off any creosote. Clean your chimney at least once a year.

@iamnothingwithouthim 14 дней назад

Would this stove be sufficient for smaller camper van in minus 30 degree weather? Can the flue freeze? How can you prevent pipe from freezing? Cheers!

@GarmiOffgrid 12 дней назад

Should be more than sufficient. And I believe the smallest dwarf stove comes in a variant that a lot of people put in camper vans. I think it has less weight or something. Regarding flue freezing, can you elaborate?. If you decide to buy please use one of my affiliate links 🙏. It would be greatly appreciated 😊