I believe you misspoke on the clearances. According to the manual, the rear or the stove to combustable materials is 6in with a double wall and 16in out the sides for both single and double wall stove pipe.

Nice job with the review.

Looks good. Of the non catalytic heating wood stoves that you deal in, which ones have bypass dampers?

I have a smaller version ❤️love it .What are the two Stoves behind you ? Did u do a video on those and how much $ are they. I am Interested in purchasing a largerr Cook stove .

Thank you buy us made no china another beutiful informative classy video

Fact: that Drolet unit is a war horse. Buddy has same unit in Adrondack Mt. [hunting] cabin.

Thank you.

Nice video. Pretty good looking heater. Yeah I call them a heater, I grew up with an actual “wood cookstove”. If it doesn’t have an oven it’s not a stove. I’m obsessed with the Harman TL300, I finally got one that was refurbished this summer and it is now installed and just waiting for it to cool off enough to try it out. How do you think they compare with the Drolet line of units as far as efficiency? I know the TL200 & TL300’s have exceptional burn times.

You had me at no China. ❤❤

What base is this with wheels? Where can I find it?

Could you be any cuter? I installed this in my shop today. I purchased it based on your videos. Gracias muchacha

Im not a fan of the draft adjustment on this stove. Very difficult to determine how far open or closed it is.

I bought a drolet Blackcomb II

The manual says the rear clearance is only 6" from the wall with double wall stove pipe. 16" from the side of the unit to combustibles. Please let me know if I am reading it wrong.

We have that exact model. Nothing in the manual about removing baffle board and secondary burn tubes to clean flue. I have sent them an email but no answer yet, but no one talks about this obstacle when cleaning the flue!

U r pretty. Should do more videos ,

Bought a Drolet 2100 2 years ago, Just a bad designed stove. First the fresh air feeds directly into the Ash can area. to the damper located at the front. (Do not leave any ash in the container or negative pressure from the cold air intake when not in use you'll have fine ash all over the house.) The damper is made out of "Popcan" tin and bends very easily. (not a good design by a long shot). The bottom pedestal where it joins to the floor is spot welded? only at front and back and will sag in the middle. On my stove a 1/16inch air gap in the middle . The biggest problem The "movement of air design" in the hotbox forces the combustable gases to the front of the unit up and around to the flue. When you open the stove door to reload you'll get some smoke/gases into the house everytime. With this "air movement design", that's probably why Blaze Kings stoves have a "secondary damper" closer to the back of the stove to solve this problem on reloads. You get what you pay for.

Very charming stove.We have an older Franklin.

Why do you say that it does not qualify for the biomass tax credit? I thought the minimum heat transfer efficiency to qualify was 75%. This stove meets that requirement...

"thank you guys so much for watching"! How about the Gals? I'm not from China, G forbid.. but uncomfortably close by in North India; and I'm a guy, gal! listen up - u r very good with yr expertise on wood stoves and I will happily learn from you.

Can you cook on top of it?

No high heels?

You look beautiful in yr pink dress 🌹💍💞

Wow. Where is her Only fans page?

Thank you for being an all American Co. Just a suggestion try to dress in colonial period clothing while making your videos. The visual impact in your marketing strategy would be better received. Maybe have a, “Davey Crocket,” character type walk in as your video clip introducing the stove and have him say something, “Ma, their is nothing like your home cooking on your stove after a hard days hunting or Farming.” Or have some young kids come into the scene saying moms biscuits are the best cooked in her wood stove, then have the kids eating the biscuits as well. Yes, dressed in, Colonial Period Dress would have fo sure a dramatic impact in marketing the stoves, especially the stoves being all, American made. ❤️🇺🇸