looking for a new stove for next winter

Hi, I am new to the forum and looking for another stove for the next winter. Came along this www.maderightstoves.com made by Made Right Stove Co.

Can somebody tell me more about this stove.

Ok here is the stove

I thought it was interesting

I would pass on this stove with the lack of EPA and UL certs, he does not give any figures on the stove, just says it "sips" wood. I guess the same could be said of an old non-epa Fisher papa bear if you let it create a ton of creosote while the wood smoulders.

Much better stoves can be had in that price range.

Thanks...Have been reading the forum for a while and thought I should become a member

+1 I would pass and get a EPA approved wood stove.

Welcome.

I have a ws22 I am thinking to replace it.

I'd like to take a look in a 5 cu ft stove that weighs 180 lbs.

Never seen a stove on the carpet before, not even in marketing literature.

What's wrong with the Heatilator? I thought I heard good things about them.

Last month it was very cold here in CT and I have a feeling it is not heating very well. A lot hot coals I mean half the firebox after a night burn. We only heating 1100sqft.

What's your wood supply like? Sounds like it's wet.

That stove should be able to run you out of 1100 sq ft.

Wood is all dry and at least 2 years old. I was thinking the same thing. It didn't bother me last year we had a warm winter.
I know the house has some draft I need to replace the siding but still. After every night I have to open the door to burn the coals down.

It has been split 2 years ago and stacked this summer. All mix hardwoods

I use softwood for the day time

The melting point of aluminum is 1220 F. The lowest melting point of iron is about 2100 F. I think you could over fire that stove and melt it.

Ok will try that. Pipe from stove to chimney few feet than up the chimney I would say 15ft. Control set low for overnight burn and I have 2 thermometers

what about big round none split wood. How long does it need to dry out

day temp around 500 if I keep the fire going after that it drops quick almost back to the black part.
Stove pipe is 3ft tall and than 90 degree elbow

it has a liner in it

I was thinking to get some how air into the back of the stove. That is where most of my coals are.