Just came across your channel today and am fascinated by this stove. I think this is a solution I've been thinking of for a future building on my property.
Keep in mind, this is a very small stove. Not sure what part of the country you are from, but when its 20 below zero, this little thing really has to work hard. Of course, If your future building is well insulated, That will make a difference. Thanks for watching!
I'm in Ohio as well. I went to their website and checked square footage. Perhaps not the same box you're using, but they have a slightly larger size that they say can heat the square footage I'm planning for. I just knew the large, "normal", sized wood burners were going to be too large for what I'm thinking I want. Thanks!
I think you're talking about the Grizzly. It has a pretty cool grill attachment, that is not available for the one I have (cub). Good luck and keep warm!
I just bought a England Survivor Cub wood stove for my RV trailer. It uses 4inch pipe unless I buy a pipe increaser. I’m wondering if I should go to 6 inch pipe. Either way I’m going to run the pipe out to a T like you did. I won’t have to use as much pipe to go higher then the roof. Good video. I also wanted to know if you plan on doing more radio videos. I would like to see more of your videos on GMRS and GMRS simplex repeater.
Hi again I was wondering why you moved the stove out into the garage I know you got a new pellet stove did the little cubic stove not work for you inside ?
The Off Grid Tiny House no I don’t. They are very common at any tractor supply, or rural king. 200-300$, for the kit, or you could buy the pieces and build it your own way.
There is very little that builds up, but it is cleanable. You can either take the inside apart, with a couple nuts, or just stick a shop vack in the flue. Also, you can just turn the stove upside down and dump everything out.
With the elbows set up like that do you get sufficient air Flow?,,i was asking as I noticed on the cubic site they don’t sell elbows because they suggest you only install your pipe straight up and down.
Hi I like your video of the cubic mini wood stove ,I was wondering if I could use this stove every day an nite all winter long in the minis temperatures like -20 here in Canada
I suppose you probably could. Provided, that the area you are trying to heat is small and well insulated. It would take a lot of work feeding the fire and cleaning it out.
How do ypu clean it? I got my pellet pipes on Amazon. 2-3 foots for 36 bucks each. A chimney flange and a plate for inside. I kept my pipes totally straight because I just have saftey issues in a camper. I have the grizzly and keeping a youtube log for my kuds check it out if u want. I live in the northern tip of michigan in the woods. Cool vid
Sweet. Almost exactly what I was planning. Glad to hear it's working. Thanks for posting this video!Does the pipe not seal well enough outside to stop the creosote from running or is it coming from the cap down?
Its coming from the cap. It may not show up very well, in the video, but the cap is on an angle. That seams to be where most of the junk collects. Once I get a proper cap, it should stop, as long as I keep it clean and burn only dry seasoned wood.
I don't..... I got it from Ebay. It was somewhere between 25 and 35 bucks. Its a lot better quality, than what i was expecting. In my local stores, they are around 100 bucks.
A good thing could be to put Bubble wrap on your windows to cut down on at least 50 percent of the cold in your room. Dumb thing you just said was to talk about getting sick. It's your choice! Just get your nutrition going better and drink more pure water!
This is how I want my cubit mini stove installed. NOT through the roof. Thanks for the video.
Good luck 🙂
I just finished installing mine in my vintage 1967 Avion. Today doing a burn for the first time.
You mind sharing how you installed it? I have a 73' Avion that I am going to install one in.
Just came across your channel today and am fascinated by this stove. I think this is a solution I've been thinking of for a future building on my property.
Keep in mind, this is a very small stove. Not sure what part of the country you are from, but when its 20 below zero, this little thing really has to work hard. Of course, If your future building is well insulated, That will make a difference. Thanks for watching!
I'm in Ohio as well.
I went to their website and checked square footage. Perhaps not the same box you're using, but they have a slightly larger size that they say can heat the square footage I'm planning for. I just knew the large, "normal", sized wood burners were going to be too large for what I'm thinking I want.
Thanks!
I think you're talking about the Grizzly. It has a pretty cool grill attachment, that is not available for the one I have (cub). Good luck and keep warm!
The best part is the clean out cap. well done.
Nice ... me and my dad make portable stoves for our backpacks! Made with used cans.
What a sweet little burner!
Great little stove. Subbed
I just bought a England Survivor Cub wood stove for my RV trailer. It uses 4inch pipe unless I buy a pipe increaser. I’m wondering if I should go to 6 inch pipe. Either way I’m going to run the pipe out to a T like you did. I won’t have to use as much pipe to go higher then the roof.
Good video. I also wanted to know if you plan on doing more radio videos. I would like to see more of your videos on GMRS and GMRS simplex repeater.
Happy Sunday 👍 Thumbs up & subbed as always! 💗
i love your set up i am just thinking pellet stove pipes have a heat rating you should look into that
After 6 years have you ever had any negative problems with using pellet stove piping?
I've had to replace a few pieces due to rust, but other than that, everything works fine.
Hi again I was wondering why you moved the stove out into the garage I know you got a new pellet stove did the little cubic stove not work for you inside ?
Do you have a link for the 3" pellet stove pipe kit you used ? I would love to do the same :)
The Off Grid Tiny House no I don’t. They are very common at any tractor supply, or rural king. 200-300$, for the kit, or you could buy the pieces and build it your own way.
thank you sir :)
Cubic told me elbows in the flue are a no go. Thoughts?
Nice video.. How do you clean the stove pipe where it meets the top of the stove? Do you get a pile of soot dropping down in that area? Thanks
There is very little that builds up, but it is cleanable. You can either take the inside apart, with a couple nuts, or just stick a shop vack in the flue. Also, you can just turn the stove upside down and dump everything out.
@@PreppingOhio 👌 Thank you
With the elbows set up like that do you get sufficient air Flow?,,i was asking as I noticed on the cubic site they don’t sell elbows because they suggest you only install your pipe straight up and down.
It probably restricts the flow, a little. However, as long as the pipe is clean, I’ve never had any problem with draft.
@@PreppingOhio how many years have you used this set up? Any issues?
@@brothermaurice I guess its been about four years and no real problems.
@@PreppingOhio great! I have a tiny home I plan on putting it in. Thanks for the reply.
@@brothermaurice Good luck! I hope it brings you comfort.
Hi I like your video of the cubic mini wood stove ,I was wondering if I could use this stove every day an nite all winter long in the minis temperatures like -20 here in Canada
I suppose you probably could. Provided, that the area you are trying to heat is small and well insulated. It would take a lot of work feeding the fire and cleaning it out.
Hi thanks for responding to my question I have an 80 square-foot cabin that should do the trick for me thanks 👍
How do ypu clean it? I got my pellet pipes on Amazon. 2-3 foots for 36 bucks each. A chimney flange and a plate for inside. I kept my pipes totally straight because I just have saftey issues in a camper. I have the grizzly and keeping a youtube log for my kuds check it out if u want. I live in the northern tip of michigan in the woods. Cool vid
Sweet. Almost exactly what I was planning. Glad to hear it's working. Thanks for posting this video!Does the pipe not seal well enough outside to stop the creosote from running or is it coming from the cap down?
Its coming from the cap. It may not show up very well, in the video, but the cap is on an angle. That seams to be where most of the junk collects. Once I get a proper cap, it should stop, as long as I keep it clean and burn only dry seasoned wood.
Cool. Thanks. I got a standard cap. Hope it helps...
Also do you have a link to the size fan you have on top?
I don't..... I got it from Ebay. It was somewhere between 25 and 35 bucks. Its a lot better quality, than what i was expecting. In my local stores, they are around 100 bucks.
They are $50-60+ for the little ones I've seen. Didn't think to check ebay. thanks
A good thing could be to put Bubble wrap on your windows to cut down on at least 50 percent of the cold in your room. Dumb thing you just said was to talk about getting sick. It's your choice! Just get your nutrition going better and drink more pure water!
Dus the pipe get hot ?
Not hot enough to be concerned about.
If creosote is leaking outside that pipe you have a big problem
Your pipe is on upside down!
You need it lower