A New Wood Stove for My Rustic Log Cabin

[@TUSSCANNY]

I just bet your sweet wife loves her log cabin in the woods. I know I would enjoy it so much. Your videos will be a treasure to your children someday when your gone. Just to know their father built this beautiful place should inspire them to watch and learn from you. Your a real BLESSING to your family. Granny Fan USA 🇺🇸

[@Free-bt6gn]

Shawn is a blessing to all of us watching!😊

[@lorenzodicocco3748]

I can't wait for you hit One Million. I got on board at about 100k and look forward to your videos.It brings sanity to this world. You are an inspiration to me everyday. Thank you for that. Much love from Maryland.

[@cindycrawley8851]

Man, I can almost smell that fire! Been watching your channels since you started them and they take me back to my childhood! (born in 1955) We live way out in the sticks of northeast Louisiana. I remember fires in the fireplace (no luxury of a stove) for cooking and heat in the winter, mosquito netting over iron beds with cotton and feather bed mattresses (netting was stretched between saplings tied to the head and legs of each bedstead). We washed our clothes in a big cast iron pot to the side of the house where the metal forge was placed. We bathed in a #8 washtub in front of the fireplace in winter and outside in the summer. My grandpa farmed 80 acres with 2 mules and a plow! Your place is real nice and looks fancy compared to what we worked so hard for. Makes you feel fortunate compared with how hard it was for the original settlers of this continent to build their way across those many miles dosen't it!

[@debrareynolds205]

I live out in the Chihuahua desert alone. No elec poles for miles and I have to buy and haul water. This guy has got it set up real nice. I'm actually living the pioneer life. Brother I'd take your old stove in a heartbeat. I don't even have insulation. I know how to do the things I need but no funds for it. Fixed income, I'm 62. Love the solitude and yes it's harsh life for old lady but the desert here in terlingua is like heaven. No TV no bs. It's a beautiful life. But not easy.

[@DPWingo]

I too was partial to the blue enamel look of the old stove, but efficiency and longevity are more important. After years of watching, I am still amazed at your ability to capture the beauty of your surroundings. You have a real gift for cinematography. I am looking forward to all the upcoming projects and completion of the present ones.

[@CROWNOFTHORNS82]

Me too...lol! He makes it look so simple, but I guess after years, he's a pro now! God Bless ;)

[@carlaifera5254]

@@CROWNOFTHORNS82 ........🙋‍♀️✝💜

[@JakeGreen86]

The old stove was a better stove for sure all cast iron holds more heat and an actual cooking hot plate on top rather than a top.

[@MrGaryGG48]

I have a cream/white colored cast iron stove in my rural home in Northern California and I have to agree that it looks nicer than most flat steel units but if your old one is reaching "retirement age" and the body is showing rusty cracks I would be concerned about carbon monoxide leaking into the home. As small as your place is, that is nothing to mess with!! Replacing yours with a new unit was a smart move... and we all want to be watching you and Cali and the rest of your family for a long time to come!

[@hots4jc]

I was using fuel-oil for my heat. With the new prices, it was costing us $500-$1200 per month to heat our 1100 sq.ft. space. Just installed a new wood burning stove. Now it cost me nothing to heat my home. I have lots of free firewood on our property. The stove was cheap enough at about $700, but all the piping and everything else to meet code was about $3000. We installed it ourselves because to hire somebody, they wanted to charge $5000 not including materials. Thank God for KZbin showing us how to do that. We are in our 60’s and have a 30 foot high roof with an 11% grade on it. We rented a lift and got it done. Not easy when you haven’t done anything like this before, but with Gods grace we did it!

[@HigzyTeflon]

HUGE shout-out to that couple for going above and beyond in their graciousness. It's nice to see that people like that still exist in this world.

[@mikefedele4521]

Stove looks great. The big window door looks super cozy. I already have visions of snow falling with a warm beverage and the true solitude of silence. Even silence has it's beauty. Every thing changes progress is inevitable. Great video. Viva the million sub mark.

[@ArielleViking]

Truly a beautiful stove, would be lovely to watch the fire on a cold winter's night since it has such a large glass window. I hope you break through the million follower barrier really soon. To the hater who just couldn't help themself to hit the "thumbs down" within two minutes, how could you judge this so harshly without even watching?? As someone who only has a small channel, I truly appreciate the work Shawn puts in filming and editing his beautifully made videos... Love your work and self reliance message always. You rock.

[@Crewsy]

Arielle Tjandruwati Shawn mentioned once or twice before that there is someone somewhat local to him that dislikes everyone of his videos. He probably subscribes just to know a new video is up so he can give it a thumbs down 👎🏻. Well, the jokes on him because KZbin doesn’t care if it’s 👍🏻or👎🏻 because they count them all as the same since it’s an interaction.

[@ArielleViking]

@@Crewsy, I think I remember the video come to think of it (Shawn was talking of haters and often it seeming to be those without anything creative in themselves but only talking a lot)... Anyways thanks and have a great weekend, time for me to sleep.

[@paultscherednikov8555]

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[@sclark223]

I suspect there are robots that do thumbs down all over KZbin. I can't imagine any real people would do anything but subscribe and like these videos.

[@terihomer5316]

Great change to the cabin. As I watched you climb up on the roof it brought back memories of cleaning the chimney in our house back in the late 70s. "Fun" LOL. It is a necessary chore that needs to be done every year.

[@kristinlanorvegienne7778]

Fantastic that you got a Norwegian wood stove. Very familiar with the Jøtul brand. It will last for generations. Best from Norway

[@zorroonmilkavitch1840]

Wow I've got a yodel stove up in the Adirondacks I think that's spelled j o t e l anyway that's a good stove but it was cast-iron I think this one is a steel stove

[@kristerbardsen5652]

zorroon milkavitch IT is spelled jøtul😁 but you dont use æøå

[@fredsoltveit5312]

@@zorroonmilkavitch1840 its a jøtul stove.Casted part from Norway😃

[@philhashey9651]

Built in Gorham Maine not Norway

[@bobbyjuice3935]

I swear by Jotul. I have a Combifire 4, a Woodsman & a 602. I bought the 3 for pennies, the people that sold them had no idea what they were selling. I also have a small Vermont casting and a waterford/stanley both great stoves but they don't compare to the Jotul when it comes to heating a home fast.

[@Zaynt87]

My grandmother had a big Jøtul stove. it was the centerpiece of the livingroom and it served her well for over 40 years. When I was visiting as a kid I got to go out and get firewood and start the fire early in the mornings. I would sit in front of the stove and have a big cup of hot chocolate - good memories.

[@countrycraftsman5110]

Top shelf video. Always enjoy your high quality productions. And the fact you stop work progress to set up shots amaze me. It takes a lot of your productive time. THANKS FOR MAKING THESE VIDEOS.

[@takwira]

I moved from Ontario to New Zealand 20 years ago and have not been back. Watching your channel is like getting postcards from home. Thanks.

[@maryannanaya905]

Beautiful wood stove. Hi Cali, blessings to you and family. I love hearing the rain.

[@joanngreen7475]

Your food always look so delicious and your constantly improving your surroundings and it seems to fit with the nature around you your not disturbing nature your living with in it I admire that I wish there was more of that way of living I enjoy your videos

[@jamesbockenstette4332]

Cali managed to get into the episode. She knows how to photobomb. Cali is a delight. Thanks for posting.

[@elliotazus6258]

Yes the old blue stove was a beauty, but rusting and getting unusable then unsafe it's time to go go go!!! During the heavy rain there was no problem hearing you! Actually it was neat hearing the heavy rain and we were staying dry! As always Cali is always a joy! Take care!

[@douglassmith2055]

Norwegian wood stove, nice. Wood stove technology has evolved greatly. The burn through the glass looks beautiful.

[@pcbacklash_3261]

I actually like the new stove better -- especially the bigger window in front. It's almost like having a fireplace! Looks like it's going to work out great!

[@mikedeclerck1421]

Hope you get to 1MM this year, you deserve the success. Loved that old stove and its character, but totally understand moving on to one that meets your needs better. Can't wait for the next couple of episodes that include building out the porch and deck. Give Cali a big hug from Mike & Ronnie. God Bless.

[@WHICHCRAFTER1031]

I would try and save the old stove for a guest cabin, go thru it, make sure its safe but its to pretty to just let it die. On another note, I love your channel, it is my view to a different world as (due to health reasons) I am home bound. Thank you Shawn and Cali for expanding my world.

[@maxnme2001]

Wow...Love the new stove! It's all about energy efficiency. So glad you still have a glass door. It's so nice when the wind and snow are howling outside and you still have heat, light and a cook top.

[@marymcreynolds8355]

Reminds me of a vermont soapstone stove we had in a guest cottage next to our house. That unit kept the place toasty warm in Oklahoma winters which can be very cold indeed. We boiled water on it, baked potatoes. It was very nice and the guy who bought our place loved it.

[@edwardfinn4141]

Good video. Its amazing that after hundreds of years of woodstove technology, “mankind” can improve on a device such as a stove, that has no electronics and no moving parts.👍👍

[@rhodeoliveira3312]

I'm brazilian and i very happy to see you bilding a beautiful more conforttbal house (cabin) alone. Congratulation.

[@JaneDoe-oi5gp]

Have used Jotul woodstoves for about 40 years here in central Maine as the only heat source and have found them to be highly efficient, reliable and enjoyable to use...willing to bet you will too. Totally enjoy every single one of your videos!

[@MikkiandAngel]

Magnificent place you and your family have. God bless and enjoy life for we get but one time here on earth.....live laugh love. Your program of your progress I’ve watched since the very beginning while I’ve fought and beat cancer. Again...many blessings to you 💫

[@noralynvesagas308]

One of the best places to watch and relax videos.

[@GlennRobert71]

Fun to see a quality stove in there. Jøtul was founded in 1853 and has been providing Norwegians with robust and efficient stoves since then. Other quality old brands are Dovre and Eidsfos (founded way back in 1697). I bet this will burn more efficiently and cleaner than the former trusty friend which has also been serving you well I must say. :) congratulations Shawn!

[@jeanblythe1595]

I loved the old stove, but will love the new one just as much. This video was beautiful. Thank you,

[@prestongilbert4199]

Loved my old woodstove. Then we went to a wood furnace; wasn't the same. I enjoy both the channels Shawn. You are on the top of my list of KZbin channels to watch. One other one I love and want to plug is Northwoodsman1 - Martins Old Log Cabin. He has been at his cabin (part time) in Northern Minnesota for 35 years. He traces the old logging homesteads and historical features of the north woods near his cabin as well as reveling in the wildlife, cooking and restoration of the 70 year old cabin. Great channel like yours.

[@ernestwood351]

Hi Shawn love your vlog. You mentioned trying to figure out screening for new porch. FWIW I built a gazebo just west of you in the UP. It is octagonal. I just tacked screening on each section and added trim. It's been four years in these UP winters, NEVER had a blown out panel yet. Good luck...

[@MySelfReliance]

Thank you. That's exactly what I was thinking but I wasn't sure if I wanted them to be removable or not.

[@ernestwood351]

@@MySelfReliance That was exactly my thought too so I figured why not try it once. Mine sits on a stream so it is MUCH more open than yours. Works fine.

[@LariatLady150]

Your blue Vermont Castings wood stove inspired me to get a Jotul F600 Firelight a couple of years ago, so to see it retired is bittersweet. But we do LOVE our Jotul, and I'm sure to will love yours too. :)

[@nathanbellamy3308]

We have a saying in New Zealand that sums you up nicely. Out there doing it.

[@heraldoriviera3851]

I LOVE the Bear Paw pattern that you built into your kitchen pizza oven. I noticed it a long while back, but I'm thinking NO ONE else has and you wanted to highlight it. So, yes Sir, it's been seen and it is appreciated and your handiwork is astounding!

[@MySelfReliance]

Lol, thanks

[@susanwong9592]

Everything is so perfect in here at your cabin now. The wood you chopped sounds so crispy.

[@riche6328]

Ole' blue stove gave a nice punch of color to the cabin, but the larger window on the new one will show off those fires and make for an even more cozy atmosphere. This is the cabin version of adding a big screen TV!

[@tinag8467]

Cabin is evolving nicely, Cali is always a pleasure, food looks amazing, and the practical how to’s are priceless. Thank you for sharing :)

[@vicky51958]

Looks really nice Shawn. Hopefully keeping you, your wife and Cali as snug as bugs in the winter.

[@abbushcraft]

I like living so vicariously thru your experience. So, glad you got a new woodstove. Might even heat your new bedroom outside. Big smile.

[@bettyolis7734]

Living life in integrity and deciding to do what you love has the rewarded you with synchronicities...ou thinking of a new stove and it showing up, great job! Watch all your videos! Thank you all of the videos you and Cali post, most enjoyable to watch!!

[@Autunite]

As a Norwegian, I appreciate the upgrade to a Jøtul. They're great efficient stoves.

[@betsyscales1066]

My husband and I replaced our old wood stove that came with our 40 yr old house with a Jotul in November 2018. We LOVE our Jotul! The door is broad and allows a wider expanse for viewing the fire than other stoves. I like the look of the enamel coating but opted for caste iron for durability. So nice that your were gifted this stove! 🔥

[@michellegault8374]

Nice upgrade Shawn! You're going to love that big stove window, specially in winter time. By the way, i'm going on vacation in a small cabin in the woods in front of a lake to go fishing and to enjoy the nature beauty, all of that was inspired by you, so thanks for my future memories of that trip. Can't wait!

[@sharong1812]

mr james my granny always said smoke follows beauty. you have a beautiful soul. thanks for the hard work and the videos. stay safe

[@keithk8698]

New stove looks great and seeing the fire burning through the bigger glass will feel a lot more relaxing. Good choice 👍🏼🤙🏼

[@wildshaggyblue64]

Up grade is nice. Love Cali she just loves to play, your busy but she waits. Thanks for sharing eh :) Will love when the snow comes to watch the fire dance inside the stove.

[@OriginalPretor]

Nice, the Jøtul company was founded within walking distance from where i live. Almost every cabin i have been to, in norway, has a Jøtul stove :)

[@Grasshoppa65]

Greetings from Australia. Every time I watch your videos, I long to be at the cabin with you. What a slice of heaven you have created.

[@johnmenzies6865]

Your creation looks better with every episode. From Bulgaria.

[@kleopatra6234]

We had a "Resolute" Vermont Casting stove and loved it but had to get rid of it too. It was olive green and worked great until our teenage son tried to start a fire in it using a propellant and broke one of the interior panels. (We weren't home when he did that.) You will love the Jotul. Runs very hot and holds its heat for a long time after the fire goes out.

[@LDU67]

I love your new Wood Stove Shawn! In fact I prefer it to the old one it replaced🙂 We had one similar in our previous home. Thanks for your videos, I thoroughly enjoy them. All the best from Down Under.👍

[@danieln1609]

Hi Shawn, I been watching your vids since you started building the log cabin. Somehow I ran across your vids about a man building a log cabin. parked my interested and been watching you ever since. I a haven't commented on your vids but felt compelled to. I would never would have been able to build what you have done and I have a lot of respect for you and your skills. Your a real hard worker! I really do appreciate you sharing your adventures with us and i'm sure it had motivated lot of people out there to start a project that they have left in the back burner, I know it has helped motivated me. Just want to say your doing and awesome job not only with your vids but also motivating and giving people hope to come closer to their own personal achievements! Thanks Shawn!

[@nosaltiesandrooshere7488]

Good evening Shawn! As beautiful as the old stove was, now you have a more economical one that gives off more heat and lasts longer. Winter is coming soon enough for you and he is also coming very hard with low temperatures and you have to live there, so a bit more comfort can not be denied! My wife and I are always happy when we see Cali in the video! best regards Saltie & wife

[@yadabotbingo]

Thanks for all the great vids Shawn. They're stellar, therapeutic. I've learned a lot. As far as setting an example, you're the gold standard.

[@yadabotbingo]

Side note, something that really pleased, tickled me, I was talking to my daughter about what some of her favorite subs she watches, you were one of her first mentions. She gets it.

[@genefoust5569]

Glad to see you back my friend missed your videos July the 5th Friday morning local time 7:30 a.m. 73ﾟ degrees North Carolina

[@thechristoff78]

In a drought stricken Australia, that rain sound is just divine!

[@Jeppe.P.Bjerget]

A beautiful and good stove for the cabin. Nice warm, and great to make food on. Have a nice weekend, From Jan in Norway.

[@torekristoffersen176]

Vi elsker Norge!! 🇺🇸❤️🇳🇴

[@scottclausen4406]

Congratulations on your new Jotul. We bought the exact same stove this past winter and absolutely love it. It will take some getting used too, in managing the burn cycle and dealing with the efficiency of the cook top. The heat transfer to the top is very rapid, so I bought cast iron trivets because everything was scorching. As far as the efficiency of the stove for heating, there are probably more efficient stoves out there, but for us moving from a 50 year old stove to our Jotul was an amazing experience. We heat with electric and our heating cost went to zero, cooking on gas went down dramatically, and we used significantly less wood. You will find the amount of viewable fire will very pleasant. Everyone in my family started falling asleep in the room watching it. I predict you will love your Jotul!

[@LonaPhilosophicus]

Jøtul :) Thats made only a couple of hours from where i live. Funny to think that there is a little piece of Norwegian Cast iron all the way over in the Canadian forests :) I believe It found a good home. :)

[@annblanchard3603]

Can't wait to see the new addition and love your new wood stove. I hated to give mine up when we moved to Florida 28 yrs. ago...but our daughter took it and is still using it.

[@simplyrise5217]

I love your log-cabin bro. There is nothing like a good wood-heater 👍👍👍👍

[@captaincook2215]

Been burning wood for the past 19 years ,yes enjoy the features of our jotul f 500 Oslo and great reliable appliance, sure you will enjoy the great quality of the Jotul. It will last many years and you will not regret it.

[@debbiec.1564]

I too loved the old blue stove. It gave the cabin a homey feel. I imagine I will like the new stove just as well. I like efficiency and the wider window to see inside and ability to reflect more fire light out. It also looks to have a bigger cooking surface, which I really like. As I watch you bring in the new stove and take out the old, I realize how much time and effort you have put into the cabin and all the other buildings and projects. When I first started watching as you started building the cabin, which entailed a lot of work, from building from the ground up, then burning the boards for the roof, to chic-king the walls to building the floor, etc. I never imagined how far you would be going as far as the projects you have done and the ones you plan to do. You have really done an amazing job and you should be very proud of yourself and the work you have done. I think it is incredible and I look forward to my notifications that you have posted a new video. I have learned a lot watching you doing everything and I suppose I live vicariously through you. You are a very fortunate man to be able to do what you are doing and to have a wife that is willing to go on this journey with you. Keep the videos coming. Take us on fishing trips, hunting trips, snowmobiling with the wife and kids, take us to town, to the canoe shop, wherever you want. I enjoy all your videos and can’t wait until the next one post. Be safe and have fun! Say hello to Cali.

[@robertc9563]

Great choice! Jotul makes a durable stove. Much easier to operate than the Vermont castings. Can’t wait for the next video. Cheers

[@dianesoderbeck9248]

I've heated my 1450 square foot house for the last 20 years with jotul wood stove. Do have propane backup for when I'm not home. But totally love it. I live in Wisconsin so we do get severe winter weather.

[@ryantoemmes9685]

Summer is in for Shawn James ~ Looking Great 👍 The additions really coming together 🙌🏻 Happy Dog ~ Happy Wife ~ Happy Life

[@phatmanoflove]

I'm a city dweller. I love it. I'm 56 so I assume I always will. I also love what you're doing and think it's great that you're sharing it with us. It takes all kinds to make a world. You be you, brother.

[@blkrob55]

This man is living the dream. How awesome it must be to escape from the insane world of north america these days.

[@bobpetrovski8677]

May it provide you with decades of warm winters and hearty meals.

[@limpingoatfarm]

You can clean that upper part of the chimney from the inside. Just take that brush handle apart, put the brush inside a trash bag, make a small hole in the bottom of the bag, tape the bag with the brush to the open bottom of the chimney, add the needed brush handle components and brush away. Creosote also stays IN THE BAG! Also, I saw this hint years ago and it works. When You have a good hot fire going, several time a year, throw an aluminum can in the stove. This will take care of a lot of creosote. Causes some kind of mystery (to me) reaction. As far as I know, chimney must be stainless

[@limpingoatfarm]

Adding this because not everyone knows. The BEST cleaner for that glass is some wood ash on a damp cloth. Finish off with some plain water, do this when the glass is cool. Just burn with the door open while getting the fire going in the mornings.

[@jaimhaas5170]

Multi tasking is the only way to go. The slow-cooker while accomplishing some other tasks is a great reward.

[@barrywebber100]

Bit daft but I feel a little sad to see the old stove being cast aside after doing such great service, but when you explained the reasons why Shawn I understood why it was necessary. Thanks for posting.

[@JohnWilliamsMCC]

Mr. James. Another great experience through your lens. Reminds me of being a young teen, felling trees and from forest, to basement, to wood stove, kept warm throughout the winter months. Also, what a great aroma! Thank you.

[@ggamboa9873]

I always watch your videos when I'm working late at night. They keep me calm and i love it. Thank you Shawn and Callie. 😊 P.S Let's help this man hit that 1M subscribers yeah? He sure as hell deserves it. 🙂

[@marylupo3656]

Our old blue Vermont castings is still going strong, my husband really loves that thing so he's done the refurbish!!! We were so close to buying a Jotel, the one you could bake in, but he just couldn't part with ole' Blue..

[@jamiebrian8259]

Been watching you from the start! Love your outlook on life and cali is awsome too! Big respect from Newcastle england.

[@sharondowling9170]

I love the new one...looks super warm, cozy and inviting! Enjoy!

[@robertlegault4939]

Hey Shawn, great vid, we are off shortly to our cottage in the Papineau Labelle Parc and will be doing the same as you with our stove, always lots of work to do but there's nothing I'd rather be doing. Have a great weekend.

[@robwebb2052]

My family still has the Sierra Nevada cabin my grandfather built in 1947, and it has an ancient Jotul wood stove. Seeing this video inspired me to take it apart, which was when I discovered it was a Jotul! I found that the original ceramic chimney really should be replaced due to cracks and a dangerous amount of buildup. I'm now obsessed with getting a new replacement Jotul, maybe an F500, but I'm not optimistic about getting my cousins to pay up for their part of it. Love the channel, and eagerly awaiting your return from Alaska.

[@-Viceroy-]

Those Norwegian Jøtul stoves are pretty decent. I suspect your wood consumption will decrease a lot. You will be surprised how little you need wood and how long it keeps the flame on. Next best thing after a heat preserving masonry oven.

[@DebMorrow57]

This is a great looking stove. I hope it gives you many years of service. I love starting my Friday with a cup of coffee and your new videos. Be blessed and keep these wonderful videos coming!

[@jan6293]

Nice wood burner Shawn, love the bigger glass door.. 💕🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@MJAMES1021]

Your new stove looks great. I love the big glass door, can really see the fire burning. Always love to see Cali.

[@bevtrue6937]

Beautiful stove. Maybe it will last the night, without having to stoke it in the middle of the night. We used to have a thermostatic wood stove and would wake in the a.m. to a big bed of hot coals. Pop on a few logs and keep right on staying warm. It was awesome.

[@curthelf6170]

Shawn, you can clean that pipe from inside the cabin all the way to the cap by taking that section out and starting the brush up and put a bag like a contractors bag over the bottom to catch stuff as you run the brush up to the cap and down.

[@ollyalme]

Jøtul for the win, said a proud Norwegian (me) :) Far away from politics and first world problems, thanks for yet another relaxing video!

[@kenyork1107]

I dont know much about stoves , but that looks tops to me lol . Bet it will do a awesome job cooking and keeping your cabin warm for years to come . Keep them videos coming , I really enjoy them .

[@notsoluckyme]

Yaaasssss! Clicked so fast. Loved the old stove, such a beautiful piece.

[@hannakinn]

I feel silly for feeling sorry for Old Blue. Lol

[@katwillny]

@@hannakinn Im right with you. Loved that blue gal.

[@charlottecannon314]

Awesome new stove! Gorgeous and a seriously great wood heat efficiency! Plus, you can see those mesmerizing embers and flames! Those heat very good! Power house stove!

[@l214laus]

Hello, thanks for your videos and for posting them in 1080P. Give a pat to Cali please?

[@shawnleitch5208]

Ok. After watching the video I can see a huge difference and this new one is beautiful.

[@ThomsSimpleLife]

So appealing Shawn, great looking stove and like you said a bit higher for cooking.

[@Jigloft]

Hi Shawn, we just ordered a new Jotul for our remote cottage. We too, had a vermont casting from 1979....Didn't work that great....Looking forward to a new start with our new stove.......Jotul 602

[@EKEACRES]

Looks Great Shawn. The new Stove looks better, IMO.

[@teesweet]

Nice stove! Love your dog Cali! She steals my attention at times!

[@SuperNmolnar]

A very nice upgrade for the Cabin, I am sure that older stove will come in use again with other future build's.. all the best from Simcoe County.. Cheers

[@TheVikingmaiden]

love your cozy cabin. Thanks for all your work in sharing your videos. I look forward to them each week.

[@lukewarm2075]

Yeah that new stove looks awesome would love a review thanks

[@merryannmac8096]

I get so excited on Friday morning because I know you are going to post a new video. Thanks for that, Shawn. I enjoy your videos many, many times. I just love the sleek look of the new stove. What pleasant people to work with who helped you get it in place. Merry Ann from Minnesota