I'm betting that the new Woodstock stove is smaller and requires less clearance than anything in their current lineup. Perfect for my dining room.![]()
The local clean air idiots claim that more than 50% of wintertime fine particulate pollution is from woodburning. In the summertime, that majority of course shifts to transportation sources. They still think we are evil and since we are the minority, the weak, we are easier to squish than industry with their lobbyists and big money. Not sure what method they'll use but these guys need to justify their existence.
I'm betting that the new Woodstock stove is smaller and requires less clearance than anything in their current lineup. Perfect for my dining room.![]()
The PE TrueNorth fits that mold, right? What was/is the firebox size of the Black Bear?
If it has the same size firebox as the Fireview (2.2 cu ft) it would be a potential replacement for the Encore in a few years (5 or so, I'm quite tired of moving stoves).Backwoods promised me a shoebox style model like that last year. Cat, straight in front loader. Drooling commence.
If it has the same size firebox as the Fireview (2.2 cu ft) it would be a potential replacement for the Encore in a few years (5 or so, I'm quite tired of moving stoves).
I PMed you so I don't clutter the thread with my wood stove buying ramblings.Its been some time till i got the chance to get back here. Did alot since then including a wood shed and putting up wood among other things. But imagine, my wicked shock that you finally found a spot for a NC 30...got a thread link on upper install?
Hey Steve, you should have enough wood there now to support two stoves!
Yep. I think you've got it right. You're going to put a certain amount of BTU's into that house to reach a given temperature, somewhat regardless of how many stoves are used in the process. The primary difference being that you'll likely get the far end up a bit warmer (thus using some more BTU's) with two stoves, versus one.
That's about like saying driving two cars to move two people will use just as much fuel as driving a single car with two passengers. You will burn more wood using two stoves vs. one.
Three lightbulbs of 40 watts throw roughly the same heat and light as one lightbulb of 120 watts. How you distribute them is up to you, and their distribution is independent of how much heat your house loses to the outside.
I found that to be true adding our wood cook stove to the other end of our house. That made a big difference, allowing the main stove to do a lot less work. So by not hammering the wood through the main stove and now letting both stoves cruise, there wasn't a big increase in wood usage at all. Maybe a cord? What would normally be added to the main stove if I was running it harder now went into the cook stove. I will tell you, two stoves give you some sweet heat.I'm thinking that an additional, smaller stove wouldn't increase my overall consumption that much because I wouldn't have to work the Fireview as hard if it had some help in the other end of the house. I'd bet that my I'd burn about 125% the wood and 25% the propane as I do now.
I found that to be true adding our wood cook stove to the other end of our house. That made a big difference, allowing the main stove to do a lot less work. So by not hammering the wood through the main stove and now letting both stoves cruise, there wasn't a big increase in wood usage at all. Maybe a cord? What would normally be added to the main stove if I was running it harder now went into the cook stove. I will tell you, two stoves give you some sweet heat.
All that will mean is a bump in the used stove market when all the people that blindly buy wood stoves do so without realizing the planning and work needed to make it a successful purchase.I suspect wood stoves are going to see a bump in sales as the economy isnt getting any better. I see more people going to wood to save energy costs.
I am vindicated!![]()
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