Dwarf 4kw First Fire

[@danmiller2940]

Man that is a sweet looking stove.

[@onewheelisbetterthan2]

I live in a 6x12 enclosed trailer and im thinking of getting this stove for the first big upgrade to my trailer....i live in the mountains and it gets cold and wet up here

[@tinywoodstove]

We'd be happy to help with your heating needs! The volume of your space, insulation, and winter temps will determine your heating needs. You can use our Stove Size Calculator on our website or you can email this information to [e-mail] and we can help not only size the stove but also help design a flue system for you.

[@onewheelisbetterthan2]

@@tinywoodstove wow thank you I will be looking into it more

[@teddyr7901]

After looking at a few videos of your stove I definitely made the decision to go with you in the near future when I have my tiny homes on wheels reason why I decided to go your route is yes and you mentioned this in your other video The Price is Right it works like the Kimberly wood stove which is outrageously priced you guys have that secondary air intake combustion chamber just like the Kimberly except a heck of a lot cheaper

[@twocampinggurus5555]

Can you burn pellets in this stove?

[@onthetrail3457]

It's a nice stove. But the no smoke was that because of the stove or because you used Kiln-dried wood.

[@danmiller2940]

Is that a North Idaho Energy Log? We can't get those around here. Fortunately, oak and hickory are plentiful.

[@U.S.SlaveOfficial]

not sure if typical wood stoves are power coated or not buy I've had my Englander for over 10 years and only couple very minor rust spots where door locks in and slide for air control. basically where there's constant rubbing for many years. are dwarfs not powder coated

[@eccolaprimavera]

Could you do a video loading it near full with some dry hardwood? I would like to see what temps it reaches. Starting with a cold area or camper I might start with it full then use small burns like you show here to maintain. She looks good! Congratulations

[@tinywoodstove]

Thanks! Yes, once I break it in and get it in the Airstream I'll do some more burns.

[@seoulkidd1]

tinywoodstove.com what size pipe does the stoves uses

[@tinywoodstove]

The Dwarf 4kw uses a 4" flue.

[@adventurewhitasiam]

Hello, I think I get a wood stove from your company if I can not find a Canadian manufacturer. My question did you make the delivery to Canada.

[@teddyr7901]

Thay do you go on their website this ship from United States to Canada I looked it up

[@Self.reliant]

Do you have a video of burning coal in one of these?

[@dishjuarezdishjuarez9329]

This tiny wood stove have a baffle? Or second conbustion?

[@meckleboy]

How much is this stove?

[@charliewhite7596]

Most of these videos never say the cost why😊

[@Thermostars]

it's a very nice stove.

[@tinywoodstove]

🔥🧡

[@StepvanDan]

that's the stove for my van

[@allendupras]

this thing is awesome!!

[@ctbt1832]

This is nice.

[@COIcultist]

What was this stove meant to burn? It looks like coal to me because in the early shots you can see a grate at the bottom. You don't burn wood on a grate. Wood burns best on a layer of its own ash and while some primary air might make it light quicker it is secondary air that aids secondary combustion. Likewise with the riddling feature, a well set up wood stove might produce barely a pint of ash per week. I'm no expert on wood, I sold domestic coal and solid fuel more than thirty years ago, and I'm sorry for anyone who feels informed by this.

[@StreetDogSteve]

Definitely not coal. I think its like that to make it easier to remove ash.

[@pepecorleone9021]

Hmm I wonder if its better to have raw metal instead if painted for fumes...Guessing yes

[@786otto]

Really nice :)

[@ronspruill5112]

Kilo watts is a measurement of electricity NOT heat !! If you want to know the heat/cooling output of an appliance then you ask what is the BTU. British Thermal Units.

[@wolfandrabbit]

Easy to convert 4kwh = 13648.57 BTU Google is your friend

[@oldsteamguy]

back to the drawing board Ron