I've been using this one for ~6 years and it still looks new....
I built an 18x8 leanto that I stack mine in. I only burn 1.5-2 cords per year, so that shed will hold 4 years worth. I used 1x6 for siding,...
~1400 sq ft strawbale house near Syracuse NY. I'll say 98% of my heat comes from the woodstock keystone, and we're approaching 1/3 of a cord...
For your day job, a pair of Thorogoods would do you well. I work in a warehouse, and have worn a pair of the 8" moc toes for 4 years. I've...
I live near Syracuse, so same climate. I ran a load of just pine today @ 8am, and its still warm to the touch. It may not be the biggest stove,...
I've been running a keystone for 5 years, and its a great little stove. The only gripe I have is unlike the fireview, its a bit of a pain to pull...
I was running into similar issues before I lined my chimney. I have a 9x12 clay flue, which was clearly oversized for my keystone. On start up, I...
It's going to take a mental shift for most folks to adopt, but I'm happy with what Tesla has done. In less than a decade they changed the mindset...
If I count the "junk" I burned in October, I'm 1.3 cord into the stacks, about 1 if not. 95% of what I'm burning this year is sugar maple, but...
Do you need to remove the bypass door to change that gasket?
Wow, what great timing. I just ordered a gasket kit for my Keystone as well. I was thinking it would be a PITA to do it through the flue opening....
The house you're heating plays a huge roll. If its not well insulated, then typically you need to "oversize" which makes the stove room a hotspot....
When I bought my stove in 2013 it was Selkirk DSP. Have to believe its still the same.
I don't have an IS, but a keystone, and if mine goes into full Cat burn, it will sometimes start to climb towards a range I'm not super excited...
I started building my house in 2013, and finally got it sealed up and insulated in January of 2015. As I recall, the indoor temperature the day...
