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As warm as you’d like it. Obviously hotter towards the top and cooler on the floor. Wanted to get a few weeks of use before I really crank up the fire 🔥 😂

Thanks, took 24 hrs to build this one lol

@ not bad! Something different at least. Glad enjoying winter

Had to wait a week for the weather to warm up enough so the snow would pack to form bricks … to cold and it was like granulated sugar. Almost gave up on completing it lol. I’ll be putting a other video together showing the process from nearly start to finish

@ our last snow storm had some nice fluffy snow but is melting fast even though in 10-20 degree temps

Must of had some wind to go along with it … speeding up the melting process

I’m no expert but they look like they are made from highly compressed saw dust. Here’s how Murdoch’s described them “Manufactured from 100% recycled, natural biomass material, Pres-to-Logs produce a hotter, more efficient and cleaner fire,”

@@citadelcleaning324 it re directs the heat that normally would run straight up the chimney and recirculates through the chamber before exiting through the stove pipe.

@@josephhaas7636 this stove is made by Winnerwell. You can find them online at winnerwell USA, or Winnerwell UK. Just search for Winnerwell tent stoves and you’ll find the link for both

Just now saw the caption on the bottom of your post with the name of the stove I must have had an alshiemer moment. 😂 .Thanks for responding. 👍 .​@@mark.payton.photography

@ no worries lol… most people don’t read the caption or post descriptions

@@richardsanjose3692 I think it qualifies lol. 8ft in diameter and over 6ft in height. I built it using a couple plastic brick molds hand packing wet snow in them (roughly the same size as a half gallon carton of milk). Took around 1000 snow bricks to build it and 24hrs to complete

Crazy that it doesn’t really melt the inside of the igloo lol

Thanks! I don’t seem to have much issues with sloot on the glass especially if you’re not fully closing the damper. Any soot that might form easily comes off with the stove pipe brush. The hotter you run the stove the less likely you’ll get any soot buildup

@@dalevig8118 thanks Dale!

@@claudiaweber7011 with the damper wide open about 2 hours

@@ryanr1333 pretty much 😂

@@lanceedwards8606 puts out some heat

Thanks! I’m renting it out as an Airbnb 😂

@@mark.payton.photographyahaha $1000 a night! Short drive to Missoula.

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The grandkids think it’s pretty neat 🙌

@@ashleynordhus1810 🙌🙌

@@ashleynordhus1810 🙏

@@rickyzuron burns hot and clean

It’s 13.5ft in diameter with 3ft sides and 9 ft at center pole

Thanks. Please do a review on the stove. I have the woodlander standard, I'm contemplating if I will upgrade to that one.

@ I have a setup video posted here on TH-cam. Shows me taking down the woodlander, comparing it to the Nomad and setting up the new Nomad

Hot yes… fast about the same as traditional split wood

I have two of them… the Woodlander Double View External Air and the Nomad Double View External Air. Perfect wood stove for hot tent camping

@ they look really well made. Maybe next season will be able to get one

@@kokadjooutdoors620 highly recommended

@@gonefishingapodaca absolutely! It will just draw inside air from the rear of the stove… just like a traditional wood stove that draws air from the front. Burns the same but will use outside air to supply the stove instead of using the air from inside the tent.

@@malacarabushcraft1451 thanks 🙏

@@Ryan-u5f winds blew the barn down next door. Tent made it through without a scratch. It’s survived 4 high wind events since I set it up in June. This was the worst of the four. Wind was around 50mph in the last clip. Went inside before the big gusts hit

@@ZoranBerntsson the glass stays clear or clean when you run the stove wide open and can get covered with soot if your not burning a clean fire. However it’s pretty to wipe off with a soft cloth and ash when cold or ill occasionally use the wire stove pipe brush to clean off the glass when hot.

@@BonnieSmith-i9z could be but just popping popcorn for the grandkids 😂

@@jeffreygordon2689 yep!

Cooking, or camping?

@ cooking at home 🏠

Oh and season it before.....if possible 😂

Probably so but I think I was just trying to make a quick video …. I prefer to grill or smoke my meats lol

@@thisisnotmyrealname9049 just a thin flat iron steak 🥩 😂

It’s an incredible place 🙌

Thanks! Much appreciated 🙏

@@natron187 thanks!

@@NSNG1540 Thanks, glad you like it

@@NSNG1540 that’s the external air intake that’s used to draw air from outside the tent to fuel the fire. Effectively preventing cold air from being drawn into the tent to freed the fire like a traditional wood stove would

@mark.payton Oh great..thanks 👍

Thanks! I built it this past May. Cost me around $600 for materials but so worth it to be able to leave this tent setup year around

@@mark.payton.photography Year round glamping! :)

@@gotredeemedpretty much 😂

Thanks

@@reljin2 I’d say that maybe the Nomad might have a slight edge over the Woodlander in capacity

There’s a tent platform so yeah

Rock 🤘

I wasn’t interested in the removable top burner plate but I can see your point though

I’m a huge fan of these stove and the build quality is top notch 🙌

@ some day will try one. Prices just keep going up makes it tough to try another brand. They do look awesome. Like how couple take bigger logs need a bigger stove eventually

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@@UsernameForTubing I’m not really sure … before cutting a hole in my tent I ran this stove with a few burns drawing from inside the tent and still got hot. Might be more noticeable in single digit temps maybe

I guess 🤔😂

Won’t be over kill when the temps drop into the single digits

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You’d think 🤔 😂