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Thank You for sharing, what a terrific job well done,I have wanted to put a wood burner in my cargo trailer, it outside connected to water piping, hot inside, hot water outside shower.

That sure beats the 4 hours they normally get lol.

How'd you make the Handel for the cover?

What are the two slits in the burn box between the feed tube and stove on top? Do you get smoke coming out of them?

Get a old pan turn it upside down on hopper

Totally agree with previous comments I had real backdraft issues with my own design it appears you have a perfect self feed setup.

so i wonder if you would get enough draft with the normal 2 or 3 in camp stove flu pipe

I want to see inside after the burn

I'd like it.

You need to slow the air flow down

That's a lot of stuff to look around for a tent heater, be good for a house or shop

I'm going to put a damper in the front of that square thing where the pellets are burning, seems to me 90% of your heat is going out the top.

I like that design because you can put real wood in it. For me I would have a tray on the bottom where it would catch all the ash from the large pieces of wood if you don't have pellets, much easier to clean.

Have you ever thought of building and sell these as retro fit kits?

It's so great to see guys innovating stoves and heating.

thank you for sharing Excellent

Let's look at the math - cost of heating your home. I have heated with pellets for a few years until recently. Pellets are now costing $300 per ton - that's $6 per 40lb bag. If one uses 1 bag per day - not unusual for winters in Montana - the cost now would be $180 per month!! My electric rate is $0.07/KWh. I am now heating (and cooling) with an inverter type mini split - a 24,000BTU unit. It costs me close to $40 per month to rum!!. The least expensive fuel in my area is natural gas which does not service my address. Propane has to get to approx. $140 per gallon to break even with electricity factoring in the relative efficiency of the heating system.

Would you share any dimensions or plans of what you did? I would love to try it with my stove. Definitely better than slinging wood every few hours.

Those model 70 lights are so nice. I loved the one I had

Well with no lid on your hopper it must be sucking some of it's air through there instead of all through your burn chamber. Is that not the cause of you clogging?

Tack .

Nice pellet stove build

bravo top

I agree this is genius. I too would like plans for this, & would have no problem paying for them!

You can use 10 in frying pan lid probably

Fantastic stove it’s one of the best I have seen be good with water heater added to it

I have heard that a few small chunks of wood, or charcoal briquettes soaked in kerosene or charcoal starter put in the basket first makes an easy start.

is there some kind of shaker you can add to let the ash fall into the body of the stove?

Very cool

Can you tell me how much heat increase do you get using your pellet stove activity ?? I am looking to build me one just like you Sir. Very informative video for others to learn. Good day.......

Do you know what unit that is?

I'd look at making something so you can see into the hopper and something to be able to close off the hopper

In regards to feeding. I can see the angled metal tube that slides in the side rails has a diamond mesh to keep on fire pelletts dropping diwn into the stove. How high up the tube does the fire go into the stored pelletts? And i did not see what kind of seperator was in the big white tube that holds the extra pelletts. Is that the same diamond pattern mesh so it doesnt all try to fall into round burn tube all at once? There must be some type of feed control in the bigger container of pellets? Be difficult to put a full container on unless u put the big one on tube empty then fill it??

Just put a cap on it, stop with the bag and electrical tape......

What is g to be cost of 40lbs of pellets?

How do you control the burn?? Just the damper??

Nice shout

If you can make the basket height adjustable, I think you could effectively make it last even longer. This is cool. If I get time, I'm going to try and make one of these, too.

Now you need to make your own pellets from green grass and dried leaves.

Just built my stove, this is what ive been looking for, need something to go from midnight to 8. Or if i goto work. Perfect concept. Pellets are 3$ a bag here.

The cost of wood pellets for 40 lbs to heat only one day is insanely expensive No way is pellet wood stove more cost affordable than conventional wood stove

There is a guy in Bourbon Missouri that sells a home heating rocket stove with a gravity feed hopper. The burn chamber looks very similar.

Ill give you a thumbs up just for the kids winning Three games alone!!

This ...... yah, baby, not having to get up to stoke the stove. Warm tent all night . Im doing this for sure.

Try turning the damper back a bit when lightning not so much pull of air..cook heater enjoyed the video

I was thinking more of an angle on the feed tube would feed a little bit better and not have as much ash build up. Just an idea.

Excellent 👍

Hello: This is a great video of the hopper not getting to hot but what was the temp of the stove top itself, how hot does that get. ???? Thank-You

Very good design I would weld a bolt on the transport plate for easy removal also I would have a metal screen on the intake side just for safety so nothing will fail out that way even though it's pulling air through

genius level.