Great product! Love how he didn’t pay some guy to do a info bit he did it himself with his COpD and everything. My hats off to you my friend!

I got my stove last fall. I had all kinds of problems. I found out it was all my fault! I needed to raise the out side pipe higher, get a different top for my chimney. I also needed to put the chimney togather with as straight of path as i could leading out side. I love this stove! I live on less the 700.00 a month. This stove has saved me from freazing! Your a life saver sir! Thabk you so much!

very very good product and clever idea, congrats Mr. Wise!

Brilliant! I love it!!

this is super cool.very intelligent design!!!!

Bingo, you nailed it! Most Excellent! ;)

This is awesome!!!

It’s the best design for a none powered pellet stove I’ve seen so far.

@redin575

4 жыл бұрын

Also it's the only design you've seen.

Amazing, great alternative to wood stove.

Not really my style, but truly a great invention. Congratulations!

Excellent, liked thanks for sharing 🍀💐🌈

Ingenious! I want one!

Would you please do a detailed video on cleaning the Wiseway pellet stove? Thanks

This is a cool stove going to pick up one.

Any one wanting to burn pellets without the need of electricity or wanting to replace parts and deal with problem breakdown's experienced with all other pellet stoves will love this stove. Doesn't take but a couple minuets with a hand held propane torch and can be lit with a automotive heat gun or a number of different fire starters but the hand held propane torch is the simplest way to start it. The only people to really complain are just to stupid to follow instructions and for the most part lack the intelligence to operate a stove.

Amazing...

i seen this today at my local store, sweet

Very cool. You made a Benjamin Franklin stove that actually works.

Still bored Tony. ;)

I Need this :)

I bought the WW pellet stove the one with the glass view window I had a problem getting the correct temp like they say 700F I it dose reach that point but not for a long time I was disappointed because it keeps getting stuffed up with ash at the second burning chamber causing it to getting chocked up you have to clean it up every two to three hours I had to do my own modification to it I was able to get more heat that exceeds the output up to almost 800F by cutting one of the burning basket bars so you will have only three bars instead of 4 that allows more air to reach the basket you will still have to clean the second burning chamber but your fire dose not slow down much you will get more out of your stove on a full blast up to almost 800F the hopper last up to 9Hrs I was able to keep my 2200sqf home very comfortable. In the coldest weather in Pennsylvania I was comfortable.

@mailliw75

5 жыл бұрын

*Does.

@redin575

5 жыл бұрын

I tried to read that, but it just made my head hurt. Use some punctuation.

@atbien21

5 жыл бұрын

what was the modification?

@kellyvcraig

4 жыл бұрын

@@atbien21, I BELIEVE he said he cut one of the stainless bars out of the upper basket. It may be your pellets would be drier or otherwise would work better. Or not.

Wish I had money to buy it at this time. Too many projects. It would be great at my camp. I'm keep the link for a post income tax purchase. Thanks.

Okay, I am totally in love with this idea. Up here in Vermont, the electric costs are extremely high and of course, we heat at least seven months a year....sometimes even a bit more. I was waiting for information, but found this video. I think I will call to ask questions: Can I put this onto an existing chimney or does it need to have a steel flue instead of regular chimney flues? And do you know of any issues regarding heating at an even 700 degrees in a masonry chimney? Thanks for sharing!

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

3 inche double insulated pipe! Can slide it up through exsiting pipe.. I love mine.. I live in northeast iowa. We get Arctic weather here too. Last year was bad.. But i stayed perfectly warm in my house thanks to this stove!

Is there any danger of gases coming out form the revision opening (03:03 here) or the pellet's tank due to pyrolysis? I mean when the stove is already started, these openings closed and the stove is working with nominal parameters. Is there possibility of any gasses coming to the room?

nice!

the Zephyr greenhouse web site mentioned in the video above is no longer in business, someone lost the site and another got it and is now trying to sell it.

This is a awesome stove! Do you think this stove would burn rice cole?

any chance you'll make a smaller version and with a more afforable price?

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

I wish he would make a mini one.. Kinda like they have mini wood stove for rv's.. I would put one in mine. Cause i love the one in my house!

Tell me please...Do the flames go up into the pipe like a wood stove..? as there is a concern with wood stoves and chimney fires. Or does this units chamber stop the flames before it reaches the chimney so that only heat is emitted in and through the chimney part itself preventing flames or chimney fire worry..?..

I may buy one Just to have on hand. Ya never know.

can you show the two burn baskets so we can see the difference thank you

im up in New Brunswick Canada. i like the fact that there is no electronics to brake down on you, but the only place that sells the stove around me is charging $2299.99 cdn

@ea3760

6 жыл бұрын

thats a steal! Homedepot is asking $3500 CND

@larz0001

6 жыл бұрын

home hardware has them in Ontario for 2599.99 too much for my pocket, but then it is on par with other pellet stoves in my area , so it looks like I wont be buying one of them either

Curious for those who own one if they have ever had any issues with CO and Products of combustion in their house with one of these?

i wouldnt say 1800 is cheap by anymeans, as this is a little above the aveage price for an electric one, but if reaches a point where its mass produced im sure you could expect to see them considerably cheaper. and it is definatley an inovative concept.

Can’t get it above 600 degrees on high, is it the pellets I am using maybe?

If you buy this stove make sure you can weld or know someone that can , USSC owns it now and their quality control is horrible

how do you clean the tube's

Can it be vented straight out of the wall or does it have to extend so many feet straight up? Also, how many square feet can it actually warm? By the way, love the idea.

@kellyvcraig

4 жыл бұрын

From this layman's point of view, and based on more than a bit of reading, you want the pipe to go straight up quite a ways to insure draw. Ideally, chimney pipes (stack) would be insulated to keep the stack temperature high to help burn off gases, as they exhaust out of the stove. There is the matter of the temps noted. Most stoves show around 400 at that point, if memory serves. They are, generally, fed into insulating pipes to shield the structure they're going through. The heat, when this thing is off and running, is a lot to vent out a wall via a ninety anywhere near the top of the stove. In short, I hope I brought questions you can take to a fireplace shop.

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

I only went up a foot then put stove out.. But i would suggest putting out side pipe at least 10 feet above roof line.

How does this stove work at elevations above 10,000 ft. There are lots of off grid cabins here in Colorado that could utilize this stove.

@ve3yjt

6 жыл бұрын

It should work just fine, if there's enough air to breathe. Worst case, you could attach a small DC blower to the air input, powered by a thermoelectric generator (Peltier junction). The bigger problem would be lugging pellets up there. I'd go with a standard wood stove, for that reason.

good looking heater what type of pellets work best and whats the overall weight?

@babynukes4920

7 жыл бұрын

i find softwood burn hotter

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

Pellets have the heat comparability on the bags. I get the best one the store has. I have used cheap ones too. They all do about the same.

Mine is cracking and I’m on my 4th basket. These stoves need to be a lot beefier

Can u burn corn pellets?

Will it burn corn.?

Can you use this in a tiny home just wanted to know as a primary heating source

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!! I live in a small house! I use only this pellet stove for heat. Best heat i ever have had in my house! I have had a wood stove and a furnace. This heats better and cheaper!

On Sunday I installed the chimney and they are going 3 times I turn it on and there is a lot of smoke that comes out, the whole room is filled with smoke, what can I do to know what the problem is? Or does that happen the first few hours because it's new?

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

If you read instructions. You first start it out side to burn chemicals off it. Once installed try a non draft chimney top. Works great.

Can you burn corn in it?

no mention about chimney's? best length/minimu/maximum, cleaning etc

@HolyBibleOpen

5 жыл бұрын

Vital info. Flue length for proper drafting.

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

So i found that having chimney at least 10 feet above roof line helped. Adding a non draft chimney top too. I would love to find a directional chimney top.cause the wind is bad where i live. But a non draft keeps the smoke from blowing back in. To clean it. You simply run water through it at end of season. If you need to clean build uo out before that use a chimny brush. I am a old lady and i do it by myself. If i can do it any one can.

What is the BTU of the stove what kind of area will this heat? and with water jacket how much of the (water) storage this requires? Looks very simple to operate like the design but just afraid this is for smaller areas we get in to -35C in northern Ontario would be interested to see comments of people after few winter of usage in Northern climate

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

I live in Iowa. We got the Arctic freeze last year. I live in a poorly insulated. 36x36 cabin/house. I was toasty.

For you fiddlers and backyard engineers, contemplate an auger driven pellet stove powered by concrete filled five gallon buckets raised by way of block and tackle (so even a kid could raise them) and which operate off a clock like mechanism. Should be able to run the (just guessing here) five RPM auger for well a couple days or longer without any electric. Go look up how a weight driven coo coo or grandfather clock works and it seems a perfect way to solve anpower problem for a pellet or corn stove.

Where to buy In Canada ?

just picked one up only 900 on amazon!!

@winternunya4561

3 жыл бұрын

They come up at 1400 on amazon for me. 😳😟

@WhiteGravey

3 жыл бұрын

@@winternunya4561 just keep an eye on them the prices on amazon fluctuate alot.

How does this compare to a rocket mass stove?

@robcrissinger776

2 жыл бұрын

That's what it is lacking the mass which in this case would be direct convection to surrounding materials. You could pipe it through some Phase shift matter and really be heating

I don't know who the mfg is for the pellets you are getting 24-36 hrs of burn time per 40lb bag but I haven't been able to get my WW pellet stove to burn a bag for more than 13 hrs on its lowest setting using softwood pellets. Additionally, the gravity feature doesn't burn all of the pellets. Mine burns out and leaves at least an 1/8 of a bag at a steep angle in the hopper. I have only had this for a few weeks (only burn on Friday nights) and I hate it. Working to return it to the vendor I bought it from. It does not work as you advertise. Super disappointing.

@mike97525

8 жыл бұрын

+MacCRUSHESpc My stove works great Must be a real chore filling your hopper up lol

@timwhalen4485

6 жыл бұрын

MacCRUSHESpc why didn't you contact him and ask about a remedy?

@franando294

6 жыл бұрын

Estufas peles con tuvo

@tinagiles3430

4 жыл бұрын

Try using hardwood pellets. I have a multi-fuel stove with an auger and I cannot use the soft wood ones they burn up too fast. I get roughly 24 hours out of my big stove per bag of hardwood pellets

can you buy one with the window ?

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

Yes.

It is awesome but once you hook up In your house , its not portable anymore..

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

It unhooks easy.. Just pull pipe up. And remove it.. You have to do this to clean in good in the spring.

60 bags a month on his to keep someone's parents warm is at $5 a 40 pound bag $300. Or nearly what he says he was paying to heat his house. Am I missing some Minutiae? I must be...

Did USSC buy the rights to manufacture this stove?

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

I called the other day about your stove, then I called today and the man from smokey stove store tells me that you no longer build the pellet stove and he was out of stock. What gives? What a shame!!! sold out heh?

@kdlittlehawk

7 жыл бұрын

HUH?

@conniepritchardreinhardt9978

4 жыл бұрын

Contact united state stove company in Canada. They make this stove by mr.wise.

No way would I get rid of my pellet stove.

@kellyvcraig

4 жыл бұрын

When I lived on the Northwet beaches, power would go out several times a year and, on occasion, for up to a couple weeks. As such, locals knew not to rely on pellet stoves. In fact, after one particularly nasty storm, I saw a couple on the street, in front of houses that had relied on them. One was nearly new and both were free. Obviously, those folks opted for an actual wood burner or propane,

Too expensive to run it! Even if you get this stove free.

@atbien21

5 жыл бұрын

Any kind of pellet stove will burn a bag or better a day if you're getting adequate heat out of it.

@Distinguished127

3 жыл бұрын

Are you kidding? You’re clueless on the cost of electricity and gas bro!

LOL . Tony boy. Looks like your the type of guy who walks around with a chip on his shoulder to entertain yourself all day. So then you troll the internet to find any reason so you can argue with people. You must have a real boring life. ;)

Informative, but the editing sucks. You should have re-shot several of these scenes rather than just cutting.

who the fuck needs to start a pellet stove with a propane torch for 5 minutes?

@mike97525

8 жыл бұрын

+wastegate doesn't take that long I love mine

This is just a rocket stove, nothing special. A friend of mine had one of these and it was a piece of shit. Think they had it two years before it went to the scrap yard.

Игрушка для лохов, у которых есть деньги и нет времени, чтобы разбираться в сути. Экран, который должен быть обязателен для раскаленной металлической печи, опционально!!! Мало денег за ерунду, так еще и надо добавить за безопасность! Посмотрите ролики с этой печью от пользователей: не-догоревшие гранулы в зольниках, забивается решетка камеры сгорания - надо постукивать! Разве сложно было увеличить площадь тепло- поглощающих и отражающих поверхностей, чтобы снизить их температуру, повысить теплоотдачу и обезопасить от возможных ожогов? Короче, недоработанный продукт за безумную цену! Много еще чего могу перечислить, но вывод один- пузатый дядя делает деньги, ведомый американской мечтой!

@ChuckD59

3 жыл бұрын

We're still waiting for your vastly improved model.

@iuriicebotari3656

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChuckD59 kzread.info/dash/bejne/jKRtyMOxeLqqhsY.html

You do not know anything about running a business. A company making stove not only has to buy materials, pay someone to build the product,advertise, pay or support people for the business with benefits, pay for lawyers, and liability insurance. Go ahead Genius. Try building your own. Go into business for yourself. BTW. I left out the fact that as a business you have taxes to pay on on levels. $1800 is cheap.

This video is over 12 minutes too long. You could say all that in a few minutes and spare people the torture of listening to this whole thing.

1800.00 for a bunch of square tubes welded together, way too much money, 600.00 maybe,you didn't invent shit