[Cob] Wood Heat Question

[Amanda Peck]

There are always kerosene and those tiny "Mr. Buddy" propane heaters (run 
off a grill gas bottle that's set outside if possible, hose coming into the 
house).  I've used both in houses and may be the only person who actually 
likes kerosene (the instructions that came with my first heater said that 
one needed to let the fuel run out to "clean" the wick, and keep the fire as 
hot as possible--good strategies that minimize odor).

But for some reason I've been turning up the wood-stoves intended for TENTS 
lately.  Four or five inch stovepipe on the ones in the first link.  Not 
inexpensive, or, I suspect, cheap.  Inexpensive does describe the second 
one, but maybe not cheap--it looks pretty good.  He ended up with 6-inch 
stove pipe, by the way.

http://www.cylinderstoves.com/

http://www.backwoodshome.com/articles2/matthews78.html

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Pack wrote (snipped):

I've done a little research on the internet looking for small wood burning 
stoves with a small chimney (3").  Something like a  stove ice fishermen use 
to keep warm.  My "abode" is only 78 sq. ft.  Does anyone have experience, 
or ideas, on how to warm a small space without overheating it?  What 
type/brand stove are y'all using for heat this winter that might be close to 
what I'm looking for? I want to use wood for my heating needs if possible.  
thanks for the many times this list has come thru for me....pack