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God bless! Cheat. And you for rescuing him

Agreed. And thanks

Well said. Although so many are increasingly closed off to the idea of God, they (dogs in my life) represent everything you describe so well in regards to unconditional love keep and it simply me sane. People have seem to have lost that part of themselves for the most part but I always try my best to acknowledge the gifts like this and that’s where this video came from is all..

Anytime I travel I try to stay only in the cities where the money is just to decompress from the trip and plan the rest of my trip. I enjoyed my time and the people much more out west. The smaller villages offer much more culture and the people are very kind. I got the impression the elderly were light on their feet vs the younger generation. But maybe that’s just me

Thank you so much. Happy you found me. The Cubic Mini stove is still plugging along. It made it through minus 30 F a few weeks ago.

I think you are dead on..I wasn't sure so I didn't add that, but believe you are correct..

That sucks and is strange. I have 3 and they all work fine. But they don’t do great unless it’s full sun. The amorphous panels pull more in partial shade but are only 25 watts each

@@bearlylivable I’m glad it works for you though. My boat sucks down its battery for its sump and my panel must not be big enough. Appreciate the video

Yeah I was thinking of putting up a battery or solar powered fan to circulate it down but the eco fan works pretty well.

Amen to that, brother

Isn't she, though?

You have me on that one. I almost forgot about them. They’re beautiful for sure.

Thank you brother. Hope all is well with you and the family.

Not sure what happened because it’s the way I always have done it in the past but for some reason the car adapter, which is the only adapter I have that comes out of the ecoflow to the solar panels just fried for some reason. I only had 200 W coming in and the load should have not been too hot. But I like your idea and when I get back into civilization, I might bring the whole thing back and try what you suggested. Thanks for chiming in. I appreciate it.

Getting hard woods requires a lot of energy output. So you’re winning on a few fronts. Keeping long hot fires going to keep you warm and getting in the kind of shape people who lives long “blue zone” lives do by gathering and cutting it all. Good stuff!

You won’t find any argument from me You described with eloquence each gift they give us and “ to me” at least, are gifts straight from God .

@@bearlylivable Amen!

Absolutely Beautiful and I agree 100%

Sandy, it took a little over 2 months. Weather was a hinderance and all that staining took some time up front. But it saved me time on the back end. And getting off the ground is my life’s motto but it’s getting harder physically each year. Lots of crickety old bones But I use these projects as substitutes for long days at the gym or out on the trail.

Awesome. I like it when people learn from my mistakes. Good luck and if you have any questions I’ll do my best to help

@@bearlylivable thank you so much!

I’ve been following you for a while. There’s something about hearing raw footsteps walking through places like YSP that is very relaxing. I think I need to do more videos like that with less commentary. But it can be hard staying quiet when I see so much beauty

Thank you. I’m going to have to try that. Last night was below zero and I’m sick of waking up every 2 or 3 hours.

Thank you Justin. Love your tag line (Justincase), by the way.

You’re the best. Thank you!!

@@bearlylivable np! Everytime I see a vet I tell them ty for your service. I try to donate to a different charity for vets every month. It pisses me off how this country treats our vets!

I would definitely contact the cubic mini stove people. That should not happen at all. You may need to eventually pull that pipe to help clean the flue anyway and sealing it with calk would be a pain to take off, clean and reapply. They are good people from my dealings with them so far. I would think they would replace the part that is leaking. You also don’t need any excess C02 which could get dangerous. The bottom section of the flue should snug on perfectly.

…..but in the meantime while we are in winter you may need a temporary fix until they help you right now..if so, there is this silver tape you can buy at HD or Lowe’s that will seal it. I’d check the heat rating first. If that don’t work you may have to seal it with a high heat caulking like you initially suggested.

@@bearlylivable Thanks for the reply. Yeah whats weird is that my flue doesnt sit flush with the stove top. I dont know why. Ill just use furnace cement and see if that works.

You are correct. I arrange the 2 “ wood disc into a stacked pyramid shape. Burns much hotter/ slower too

Haa. You’re one of the few. I hope you Weldon are doing well

@@bearlylivable The critters and I are OK. Lots of projects and chores to keep up with. My garden buddy still comes once a week. He is a big help and totally cracks me up. He just turned 9 yesterday.

Thank you. I’ll have to check out your video/cabin

I’ve been watching it. I only went through 3/4 ply and the metal roof so the 3 “ pipe stops just below where the insulated pipe starts. Works pretty well but I’m going to finish it off or trim it out with cement board just to be safe.

@@bearlylivable I was asking about the heat given off of the stove itself. My chimney pipe is not making my ceiling hot, it's the stove itself that is making my ceiling hot. Trim out cement board? How so? What's you plan?

@@throughoureyes5160 My ceiling is about 8 feet above the stove and therefore no issues whatsoever with heat. As for the cement board question,you just scored with a utility knife and snap it apart and clean it up from there. But will protect any wood that might be absorbing heat. Other than that I have no different plan

@@bearlylivable Ahhh I see now. Trim meant "cut to size". Thanks man! I see that in the video now. Plenty of clearance. Have you used the stove yet and slept next to it? Was it to hot?

@@throughoureyes5160 not so far this fall. We are still in the low 70s at day and 30s at night. Still have the window cracked. But I’ve used in it below 0 degrees F temps and with that fan blowing the air right at the bed we sleep like logs. Excuse the pun:)

You should see how hot that guy keeps his own place. I go over and immediately open a few windows and hide from his wood stove. He’s the funny one😄

Hi Jackie. I always have a co2 monitor close by and so far I’ve had no issues. We are mostly hovering around zero degrees here much of the winter here and I don’t crack my window’s because it’s all I can do to keep it warm as it is. Maybe others have had different experiences but so far so good. 😊 good luck!

@@bearlylivable thank you for the reply. A wall mounted one isn’t ideal for my space but having one without the air flow intake was a little concerning. So I figured I’d ask around to some actual users of the stove. 🙂

@@bearlylivable another question, what do you use as the base/floor of your stand for the wood stove? Getting conflicting suggestions on what would be a good material to use.

@@jackiedavidson682 with this little stove there’s not much heat under it I made my base with 2x6s and wrapped the top with black tin. I wanted some storage under for the wood and this worked for me You could get away with something similar, maybe add some cement board

CMWS is an excellent company that wants to make sure that people are as safe as possible in any situation, so I don’t doubt that their safety measures are written with the best of intentions. However, it is nearly impossible to build a house that is truly air tight and leakage even in well-insulated homes will provide more than enough fresh, oxygenated air to replace the air used by one of their stoves. Also, we all learned in physics class that heat rises, so there is little chance of anything under the level of the stove becoming hot enough to combust. My stove is on a wooden platform and even when it is at its hottest, the wood underneath is still cool enough to touch.

It cleans pretty easy with normal glass cleaners or even water, but when I get it real hot it just burns off. At least most of it does. You may still have a little left around the corners

Thanks J&J

Your timing may be great as I’m guessing property value should dip this fall and normalize somewhat. It’s gotten a bit crazy the last 2 years, especially near Yellowstone Good luck. Try to find a south facing building spot and with mature trees. Really helps in the winter and keeps the wind at bay.