Thank you so very much for doing this video! Because I was wondering what the difference in size is, when they are side by side, and you demonstrated that, and even took the time to tell the burn amount and duration. Thumbs up! I'm subscribing!

Nice little set-up you have there with that Grizzly Cubic stove! I grew up with my dad always installing any type of wood heat and cooking stove in our campers which used he usually built the campers as well. One time he used a timber frame and cardboard for the walls and ceiling because he didn't have enough wood to complete the camper so used what he could scrounge to complete the job with. Dad was very resourceful. You know I am really proud of my father for always keeping food and a roof over our heads with all 8 kids and my mother:) My dads 87 and he is now completing an old bus 49 bus and he has totally re-built the whole motor! My dad loves the Lord and continues to amaze me with his ability to do what he does for his second family with 14 more kids added to mix of our family:)) I hope I didn't reminisce to much! But your cute little stove brought back many memories of my early childhood. Thank you for updating us I just started watching your videos today! Love your videos!

Wood stove heat is just so much more effective. That stove is just beautiful!! Your efforts are truly appreciated.Thank you for the reports.

Wow, I was sure the Cub was sitting against a wall a few feet further back. I almost cracked up when you just reached over and touched it.

I'm planning to get a Grizzly for my shed/cabin (338 sq. ft.). Thanks for the review, Bill and Elizabeth. (And ignore those folks who were offended about you being "political" recently. Some folks just look for reasons to be offended !)

yes, I also found you by accident but the vids are interesting your both seem very friendly down to earth people and the lady makes me laugh with that cheeky smile. God bless you both.

That is awesome!!! I love that the percolator actually perks on the stove. The other stove made me think coffee cup warmer. I would love to put one of these in my barn. I have the same percolator in cobalt. There is nothing better than the smell of the fire, perked coffee, and bacon frying. I like the bigger viewing window. Thank you for sharing!!!

Thanks for this review. Just discovered you guys and loved the testimony video. We are fixing up a cargo van and was thinking about using a little stove like this. Again, thank you! Nice to see other people in the RV camp who love the Lord too!

When I was 18 I helped a friend build a very nice home out of a old school bus. My friend was a welder and hand crafted a wood stove using 1/4" thick steel plates to use in his new home on wheels. My point is this...whenever you use a wood stove or other like minded heater such as a hearth with chimney in a normal home you ALWAYS have a flu to draw the smoke out of your structure. As this smoke and heated air goes up and out the same volume of fresh air has to replace what goes up and out right? So when this new air comes into your abode it is the same temperature as it is outside when its drawn inside thus actually slowly cooling the very air you"re trying to heat up. This is going against what you are trying to achieve. Now back to my friends home on wheels..... When we installed his handmade wood burner he made the legs out of black steel pipe using 3/4" . A same sized hole was cut into the flooring giving access to the outside air thru these pipes when they were mounted vertically on the floor and attached to the underside of his stove that also had holes into the bottom of the stove housing giving the stove all the fresh air from outside (through these attached leg pipes) without the need to draw any preheated air from the inside of his home. He fashioned the dampers at the top of each front leg pipes and could quite easily adjust any and all air flow at the touch of small handles. This little added feature to his home stove/heater made all the difference in the world when it came to heating that old bus. In fact sometimes it actually made it too hot in there until he learned how to accurately set the leg dampers. So to get the optimum heating from any home hearth or box wood burner try to figure out a way to have it draw it's air from the outside not from inside of your home. Outside air is a bit more oxygenated making for a better burning and possibly hotter fire anyways! Remember that whatever air goes up and out the smokestack/chimney it needs to be equal to what needs to be drawn from somewhere else and you'll be surprised at the lower cost and more efficient way your heating device will be by getting your burner's air from outside............ Bye for now, a true survivor Me

I am very impressed with this stove and have been doing some investigating on it. I found out that they recommend that the chimney pipe be completely straight. No bends. I see you have it with two bends so that makes me wonder if that’s the reason your glass goes black because of low air flow. Hmm 🤔 I’m definitely getting one of these for sure. Thanks for the review.

I'm saving for one. I'll also be getting the oven that goes with the grizzly so I can utilize more of the heat and save on cooking fuel.

I think a heat soak would make a big difference. we placed slabs of stone around our stove and once the stone heats up it stays hot for around 6 hours and very warm to touch for another 3 hours.

Definitely want to add a wood burning stove to our RV; placement of one will be the problem in ours because of the floor plan. Pretty much sold on The Grizzly based on watching your video. Nice to see you have a kitty too. We take both of our cats with us anywhere we go with the RV. Thanks for testing both of these and for sharing this very informative video.

HI Bill & Elizabeth....chatting to you from across the pond! Love the new wood burner, might take more wood....but you will save in electric, for your coffee pot,I love coffee! Your video's are super...no irritating loud music! Love to you both x

Mama THP is so sweet and her voice is so soothing. Blessings to you good folks, from Va!

Thanks 4 helping a senior lady know all about it.

I just love that little grizzly it is as cute as the little cub, I am thrilled they work so good - good thing I was a 2nd and 3rd shifter most of my life in the medical field and an insomniac so I will have no problem popping out of bed to refill the little bugger when it needs it. Great video on the installs.

Thanks for the review. We're planning on buying a travel trailer, looking for a 17 to 21 ft. long. I think that cub would be a nice heating option. A gunny sack of pre cut wood would work great for a weekend of camping, along with other wood you can scrounge around for, at the camp site. Thanks for sharing.

Great demonstration and comparison. folks deciding which to buy for their particular application will find this very helpful.

Dear brother and sister, this is the most wholesome, enjoyable video I’ve seen in a long time. Thank you for your beautiful review and peek into your glorious lives.

Thanks for this informative and thorough video. You have helped me decide to get the Grizzly and more sleep/less stoking!

Thanks for the video, I've been wanting to see one of these little stoves in actual use.

Bill . I came way back here to see once more this video. I am so glad your letting people know about heating there homes. Thank you for making this video. ..GOD'S JOY.

Here I am at the end of the 22-23 winter knowing these may go on sale soon so I am shopping. A couple of other notes...I loved this living space you all were in. It seemed so sweet and homey. But I'm looking at Ms E and this is a few year later and Elizabeth looks awesome these days. The snowbird thing is looks great on you. The last thing is, I love how Bill always looks to Elizabeth when talking. Its just beautiful. Makes tears...and is very happy.

Nice job. Thanks for the video. Now I know what I'm gonna get. The grizzly wood stove. That's lil mini one is perfect for a small garage, or big shed.

Cubic mini should make one more model -- same width and depth, but taller, so that it can take more wood, and burn longer.

Thanks for the review, we are very happy with our cub. Great Canadian stoves.

Very good review--I liked that it wasn't super polished, but still very informative. Your both helped my evaluation of various stoves, thank you!

Your video sold me! I ordered the Grizzly. 5 weeks. Cant wait. My trailer is only 21' but I am in snow country and the point of the Grizzly burning longer thru the night without being stoked is why I decided on the larger one.

The Grizzly must heat very well. It was snowing outside and you're just wearing a t-shirt. That's great!

You are such a sweet couple and very genuine. Love your in depth videos! In this age of frantic rushing about, your videos are soothing and educational. Thanks for sharing your insight on the stove! I wondered which one to get myselfl

Enjoyed the review. Will definitely look into this mini stove for my, hopefully soon, purchance of a camper trailer. I love my wood burning stove. Watching the flames is a must and the heat is great! Thanks

We live in a mallard m 33 I'm picking up my grizzly today and installing just in the nick of time I will be watching your install video thanks👌👌👌

You guys are great! I love your videos. Very kind people and very informative videos.

That intro is hilarious! Keep on keepin' on folks! I wish you the best of luck and good fortune!

I really enjoyed this review/comparison. You provided concise, pertinent information that helped me make a decision. I wish more KZfaq videos were like this.

Thank you so much for your input! Since some comments are just trolls, We will look into website!! Have a great one and again Thank you!! We have a House but the master bedroom and bathroom are so cold during the winter months in the Rockies.

I had a stove that size in my Econoline Van. A fill was good for about 2 hrs and at 10F I had to keep a window open a bit or it was too hot!

What a great series of videos on tiny wood burning. You both did a fantastic job of showing us all the great details of these two wonderful little stoves. There is nothing like the heat from wood. You did not mention the evolution of the flue pipe. In the previous vid in the install it seems to be under designed in protecting the pass through. single wall is too dangerous and should have well more than only 1in clearance. However the amount of time you have used the stove shows you do seem to have reliability. As a builder of both pellet and wood stoves myself. it would be good to see the manufacturer incorporate an air wash design to the glass, it would allow a crystal clear view of the fire full time. Also, I have found that a heavy pair of welding gloves allow me to reach into my stove and place wood exactly where I want it without the worry of burning my hand. Thanks again for the great vids.

Great video and perfect timing. I was trying to decide on which one to go with for our sailboat. As crazy as it sounds we actually do get some pretty cold nights here in FL. Were also planning on some northern cruising. Think were going to go with the grizzly. Thanks again for the great video.

Very helpful.. thank you for sharing. I'm just looking into these for my small space 😊

This is exactly what I was looking for, after many hours of looking around the net. I came across your video. I just moved into Wa. State and have been hit with some cold weather in our 1st month here and wanted to have an alternative in heating our 398sq. ft. tiny home. Worried that we might loose our electricity at anytime do to the weather, this would be the answer for my wife and I and our two furry friends from freezing to death if we did loose power. Thank you for a great in depth video of the stoves. You helped make up my mind and I will follow up on your other videos and also subscribe.

Your videos are done well and very informative. Keep the good work, look forward to seeing more product testing.

Thank you for such a quick response and for the great information. God bless you and your wife.

its good to see walter white is doing well

Wow, the perspective at first makes it look like the stove is far in the background and about 2' x 3. Then he reaches and moves the handle and you realize that thing is *tiny*

I have seen those tiny stoves up here in Canada. Thanks for the interesting reviews. Super little stoves.

Oh my. I got to get to bed. I could watch all your shows right now.. Hugs

Use oak or other hardwood for better and longer heating.

Hi Bill and Elizabet, greetings from Ireland. I love the videos and I would love that stove for my coffee, keep up the good work.

Y'all are cute! Thx for the demo and comparison.

A buddy of mine lives in a 16 foot delivery truck he bought to retire in and I presented him with a small present. The present? A bag of charcoal. What do I want with charcoal he asked? You like freezing in winter? Ever try to put out a charcoal fire? He now buys a couple of bags a week as he can restart the fire with firewood from the leftover charcoal fire overnight. Loves it as he says it's so nice to wake up to a warm room. Food for thought.

Thanks for your efforts in informing us citizens. I love wood stove heat and realise the best hardwoods to use are locust and hickory which can be hard to find unless your on the east coast or perhaps upper NW in oregon/washington state. That said, have you stoked the Grizzly w/ these woods , And if so, the analysis? Thank you

With that grizzly stove you can add the hotshot water heater to it to heat water before it goes into the water heater

I just love these little stoves, because of you and Elizabeth giving them the thumbs up I am thinking about getting a couple of them. Got to check up how much they cost.

This is exactly the kind of review I was looking for. Thanks for doing this. You've got a new sub!

I noticed in this video you have changed the setup of your flue pipes, I assume for easier cleaning? Would love to see a video on why and how you changed them over. Thanks for some great videos on this little stove. winter is coming!! stay warm!

What about cleaning out the ashes? I heard there is no ash tray and one had to dig out the ashes? Which is easier to clean? How often do you have to clean out the ashes?

I’m on my second video that you did and I really love all the information you’ve offered. Thank you so much!I think I will get the grizzly.

Great video, thank you for putting the time and effort into it to help others.

Lovely couple, you're lucky to have each other. Blessings

Wow! I'm never gonna complain about having to stoke my 19K BTU woodstove in my camper every 3~3.5 hours when it's 20~30F ever again. Heck, if I load it to max, and run the damper full close, I'll still have just enough coals left to self relight on its own after 12 hrs.

Thanks for the video. I just discovered these tiny stoves. They are so cool.

Wanted to let you know that this video helped me make a decision on which stove to get for my boat. I think i would have made the wrong decision without you hard work. Love the videos! God bless brother.

Great job, TP. I'll spring for a Grizzly, even though I've only got about 100 sq. ft to heat, as I'll be cooking on it too.

put that cub in the sun room for longer season use

Good review ! In the house I'm doked now, I gave a big stive with the glass on the door, and sometimes did get black.

Thanks for the review. Been thinking of getting one for a tiny house or gypsy wagon.

An old trick for cleaning the glass on your wood stove is to take some newspaper, wet it and dip it in the ashes. Scrub the glass with it and it will take all that soot right off.

Great video. Thanks so much. Am considering this stove for my "eventual" rv build. If I may, hypothetically, if you were running the stove one night but had to move the rv, for whatever reason, could you shut it down and get right on the road or would that be an issue? Also, how high does the chimney need to be over the roof? Would it interfere with solar? Shadow, soot, heat damage?

Getting used to the new name, and enjoying the videos. these are great any time. Wow!Cold and a blizzard in April! So glad we dont have to deal with that here. I love the coffee maker on top.

wonderfully done I love watching your video very informative not boring at all thank you so much like a breath of fresh air

Also is there a cold air duct to get it's air from the outside.

Question, why did you change the vent pipe, and what is the T pipe for?

Thanks so very much for your Review, we bought both lol, we appreciate the effort's you put into your posts and content, the love you 2 show has warmed our hearts" lol" hopefully as much as Grizz Cubic mini,....So happy for you and your new home but this little place you had,it sure made my Wife & I want to come and try a front room camp out&rost some marshmallows lol, a great channel and you 2 make it so comfortable,not hard to tell you have your hearts in a cool place with our Creator,Praise Jah, congratulations on the new home Luv&Peace Sean&family from Saskatchewan Canada 🙂✌⚘

Good video. I remember when these first came out and I knew they were way to small for anything bigger than a van. Sure they'll heat it but need to be filled every hr. I built my own years back out of a piece of oilfield casing and put it in my 23 foot class C motorhome which I lived in for 4 years. Canadian Rocky mountains. It was a great little stove but if I did it again I'd have added about 4 more inches to it which would have added mass plus the longer log/more wood. I was able to get 6hrs on the cold nights and that was with no skirting and looking back I used dead standing wood and didn't know how much better dry seasoned wood made a difference.

I love you guys and pray all goes well with you. I hope to some day soon do something similar to what you have done. The Lord bless you and keep you in His loving arms.

I subscribed yesterday. I'm still new here. Questions: Where did you purchase your wood burning heaters?? Where did you get your percolator? When you leave your home do you keep the wood burning? Could you put a little cat door for you fur baby to go in and out? You're very handy man. Your wife is very sweet😊

❤ Thank You for sharing oh love your wife's voice ❤ pretty voice beauty as well but love her voice. Definitely 1 of the best videos on KZfaq!!

great reviews and such humility and common sense with no selling agenda well done.

great video. so are u putting the mini in the sunroom?

what state are you in.

Absolutely perfect solution for propane vs wood burning in an RV

Great video, looking forward to seeing the other videos.

What do you do to make sure your oxygen supply in the home was adequate?

unfortunately you did not talk about the weight and price

I just ordered my Grizzly. I'm so excited. One thing I didnt remember you mentioning is the duties I'd have to pay for bringing it in from Canada. Holy cow! I'm in shock! $174 and some change. Wowza! There goes my gas money for the next two weeks. :-/ Still, Im so happy to have been able to save up to get one. Another video (not your's) mentioned it took them a month to get it after ordering. The web site said it would take 4 days shipped through DHL, so I'm hoping things have changed. Anyway, wanted to thank you for helping me to choose the Grizzly for my travel trailer. Lo e your channel! God bless.

Thanks for the vid ! .... hot fires generally will "scrub" both the stack and door glass. It's the same principle as any efficient combustion, hotter is usually better ... going to get the cub for my "tiny camper" redo.

I can see using one of these in my small garage, but at night in an RV? I wouldn't want to have to wake up 5 or 6 times to feed the thing wood. You'd get back in bed and think, "I'm half-asleep, did I shut the door tight or set the air right so I don't burn the place down?". By the time you got back to sleep, it would be time to get up and feed it again. You'd die of sleep depravation. Maybe if they were self-feeding pellet stoves it might be worth it.

Great Video .. Thanks, Ambassador Mount

Hey thanks for these videos. I just bought a grizzly! Can't wait to try it out

Great video thanks for sharing. That looks like a well built stove and would be a great addition for the wintertime garage/man cave junky like myself. It gets down in the teens in the Mojave desert during the wintertime, puts a damper on hobbies when being outside isn't suitable. I'am going to look into the grizzly model. Kind regards! Eric Dee.

Is this stove UL listed? Our insurance company requires UL approval.

coffee just tastes better in a percolator

I love being able to come back to your old videos when I need the information. I just built a small recreational gypsy wagon and I'm looking at this mini woodstove but trying to decide between the grizzly and the cub. I think the smaller.

Great! I was wondering about them! Thanks for the video!

You might try some Coal.

This stove will come in handy when the grid goes down and USA collapses.

Love learning about these wood stoves

they look like a real good design and well built. im glad they are working out for ya