This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list th-cam.com/users/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM of approved products for Disney Fort Wilderness. The product served its purpose well and provided excellent fires throughout the evening. We were able to open the door and do s'mores, but I had to be careful because the handle was a bit hot on occasions. Additionally, I wish they had replaced some of the standard nuts with lock nuts in some places. We lost the door handle after just a couple of days of usage. Not a deal breaker, just a recommendation. I still give it 5 stars.
The glass door is beautiful. I got one from a friends yard, his house was built in the late 1850s. I don't know if it was in the house, I found it in the woods. Boy was it a pain to move. It's now in my grandma's backyard, she loves it. :)
Have an eye on an Aspen that's available for $100; I'm totally capable of doing everything you did and now I feel more confident. In our neck of the woods, a wood stove is practically a necessity because we lose power often - and heat with an electric mini-split. This will be the perfect back-up for our log cabin, and I thank you!
Very nice. Bought a floor model (Aspen) in Gainesville for about a grand in 2010. It never worked right. After 10 years of smoldering and creosote buildup I took it out frustrated. Put my old Birmingham no 20 back in. Now I'm learning that there may be blockages of cement in all the air flow channels from the factory. So I'm going to try and take it apart and see. Hope to make it right and look as good as yours does now. It looks great. Thanks for sharing all that. I e?enjoyed watching.
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Hello my dear friend. Again a great idea. Iron wood stove renovation. Very good restoration. I watched with excitement. Congratulations. Warm embrace. Thank you for sharing. Great greetings. Yours truly... The hardware store's show was good..
Looks great! I would consider using bricks or stone to help keep the place warm after the stove goes out! Maybe lining the walls just in that corner where you placed the non-combustible siding, as well as beneath the stove. Looks very cozy though!
Vermont Castings is one of the best brands out there. I grew up with their Defiant model in my parents house. Burns all night, no problem. No need for any catalytic element with the right model. You might want to also get a bracing kit for that outdoor portion of your stovepipe.
I put copper on the wall made a big difference, before i would put my hand against the cement wall and it was hot now i can touch the copper and just slightly warm and the warmth reflects more heat in the room.
Ive got a VERY rusty similar stove. Want to give elctrolysis a shot bc of all the nooks and crannies. Would love to put the legs on hinges for transport to use for winter camping
I'm jeaded into my third winter in my bus and I wont do it without wood heat. I just picked up an old Osburn. Its gonna clean up nice and keep us warm this winter! I know, its only June but I have a list that needs to be done by October. Its not THAT much time for preparation!! I will not be cold next winter.
Just think if v c would've made large version of this stove capable of taking a 26 inch logs I lived in the calving room of an old dairy barn ,that had been converted to liveing quarters. There was a local shop going out of business and i bought a brand new green porcelain dipped vc aspen for 550 dollar's .l installed it in the barn apartment on a brick floor . Safety pipe had already been put in through the whole legth of the bottom floor through the loft This video brings back memories of my good old friend that kept me warm for three indiana winters
I have an old osburn I took out of my house, and left on the deck for a few years. I’m definitely gonna restore it. And then probably use it for myself
Andrew Szeto it did help, and I am currently in the process of trying to figure out how to get the brass plating back from rust. However looks like I’m gonna have to get it redone since it looks a bit far gone...
titosrevenge thanks tito! that’s the point of the place afterall right! a place to relax haha i was waking up stressing about me and my dog freezing haha
Крутая печь. The only remark. The pipe for removal of a smoke needs to be done above a roof. Then the thrust in the furnace will be better and less smoke when kindling will go into the house.
большое спасибо! and absolutely, i had a defective section of external pipe. need to get it replaced and it should get me close to the necessary clearances.
Rosscobosco I have a question for you. I want to install a wood stove on the basement of a 2 story building which has a brick chimney. Do you think this will be save to do. I have tenants on 1st and 2nd floor living. Thank you in advanced.
No restoration done at all here. He cleaned a stove, thats it. And most everything he did was wrong per factory specs. Its really a shame, because to get the most out of those old crappy 1920’s, you need to fully rebuild it. Its of the worst designs for a VC stove, and they changed it rightfully to make it better. He says “the same stove new costs 1600”. Untrue. The new stove is the C3, which is leaps and bounds better than this 1920. All in all Im happy you tried, just a lot of mis information here. -Someone who owns an actual stove restoration shop.
what! no way! i wonder if it has to do with your air pollution regs or something. they're definitely getting phased out in a lot of newer homes to a certain degree (air quality issues, etc.)
@@AndrewSzeto Thank you for your reply. I’m glad to hear that. I’m going to go ahead with my plans for a wood stove in my great room which I am turning into a kitchen. There will be a window just to the left of the stove but not directly next to it.
I have 4 woodburning stoves/cookers ! 3 kids plus me in a 10m square house 2 floors. Usually we only have the main cook stove going in the kitchen. Even when minus 10c outside. Loads of duvets and sleeping with socks on, smile. When it got down to minus 20c we used to fire up the big boy and everything down stairs got a bit too hot , plus 28c. Hence the 2 smaller cooker stoves upstairs in bedrooms as allowed them to make tea and cook if they wanted to, as long as they carried the wood upstairs and the ash down. LOL Your little boy is very like the stoves that the locals use to heat a, say 10m-15m square space, easily. But they dont stay in long, about 2-3 hours, because of the small fire box, unless you put coal on it about 10pm should last until about 6 am, then just raddle it a bit and chuck on new new logs. As steel absorbs heat and transmits it too well, think of saucepans. I would be worried about using it as a heat shield in s wooden building. I dont know about modern materials. I have only ever lived in traditionally built houses, so cement, bricks and stone (especially the igneous) act as heat sinks and fire protection. Personally I would build a brick container ( hearth and chimney) around you stove. To absorb heat and protect the wood structure. Anyway I loved the vid.
thank you soo much! this stove has been working really well thank goodness! your account on things is great for context moving forward! thanks again and happy firday!
Well done man, i am gonna have to do a refresh on my home stove. It works fine but doesn’t look good at all put i guess a bit of scrubbing and some stove paste and it should bring it back to its former glory!
Be careful with that window trim at the rear of the stove. Also any plastic window parts. May have to add another small shield at the back. Otherwise, very nice job.
Butt crack fire for the win! I'm the guy that made the butt crack construction crack (aka joke). Thanks for literally making me laugh out loud with that animation. For the record, old timers earned their right to not care about crack sightings.. just makes me chuckle.
hahaha i know your comment well (*it's the number 1 comment on that video and turns up every time i go to respond to new comments haha). I literally added the animation because of your comment hahahaha. thanks for pushing my craft! Richard is a legend and I'll take seeing his crack every now and then for the knowledge he puts down on any of my builds haha.
@@m998hmmwv7 i hear ya!! the thing would just swing open like that when i first got to it and as told that, it was like that for years haha so didn't think a ton of it at the time
Dude... Almost missed your upload... Ever wondered about putting your logo in The thumbnail? And im shocked Again and Again about The lack of subs... Your storytelling is so f##king good. Lots of love from sweden.
Nice job, did i notice some sort of lining inside ? Mine seems to have a lining of some kind at the rear and side walls, worrying in case its asbestos.
@@AndrewSzeto I did a bit more research and found that its more than likely not asbestos but some other flame proof lining that helps reflect the heat toward the front. I was just worried about removing it for cleaning the inside.
Great job and loved the video. I just picked up an older Aspen and its in about the same shape as yours was. Door was hanging off the stove and when i moved it, snapped off completely. I can barely see the pins you used as replacements. Can you tell me where you found them and what the order number was? Again, great job.
oooh good question bruce, i don't remember it anymore, but there are diagrams available for this via the links mentioned or below and you should be able to locate it there. you gotta be super fragile with that door!
Can you use that paste on a stove that is already installed indoors, I have one on my living room it came with the house when I got it and it needs a refinish
oh crap... usually for any screws that are stripped and weird like that, the solution is usually to drill them out. sounds like you'll need some accuracy around the glass though.
Look on yt for seized/broken stud removal tips. Try using heat first and or penetrating fluid , if that does not work then Small hole in centre gradually going up to close to thread depth ,then fit screw removal tool(set costs pennies),clean thread with original tap size . Get new screws and coat with anti seize /copper grease and refit. whilst your glass is out clean it with a damp cloth dipped in ash from fire then polish with cloth . It pays to fit new seals if refurbishing or every few years as they harden up .and check the state of the firebrick inside,if broken replace if you can .or make your own using broken as template .
Hi Szeto, around the stove... you may want to do some mosaic tile on the backer board. Even if there is already cement board up, you can do some fun tile work on the 1/4” hardie board (while it is on a flat surface).. just leave a couple tiles out in strategic places so you can screw it securely.. then once it is in place you can put the tiles in with an epoxy or furnace cement, etc.The 1/4” hardboard is light and could go on the T&G without too much engineering. Great work, attitude and way about you.. comes through in your content. Cute dog too.. the Pup’s jacket/ coat is nice, where is that from? Peace, and take care.
thanks a ton! I've got the hardboard up everywhere now, plus some pipe shields as well. It's all doing a much better job now :) Atlas' coat was purchased by my mom haha, looking on amazon, there are a bunch just like it!
Great job... I actually just dug one of these out of a garden today.. Sweet. What is below the stove. Is that a concrete paving slab....? Just subbed too
Nice job on the stove refurbishing. Did you install a ceiling support box when transitioning at the ceiling from the interior stove pipe to the exterior chimney pipe? the stove pipe itself is not supposed to go through the roof. Interior clearance - If you used a double wall stove pipe I believe 6" of wall clearance is what is needed and if its single wall 18" of wall clearance. Im no expert and Im just trying to help if I could, please verify before proceeding.
@@AndrewSzeto isn’t there like a size of the wire too? I see braided wire, rounded wire too many choices and forget asking at the box store - they won’t know
@@DamnGoodReviews oh boy, i did this a while back haha, don't overthink it haha. I just picked up whatever they had to take the rust off. It's metal on metal and it whatever you get will probably work. Just gotta put in the elbow grease. probably not the most helpful, but it's honestly just been a while haha. all the best!
Great video. I'm restoring a stove myself. Looked up reviews of that polish and smudging seems to be an issue. What's your experience with this product?
Andrew Szeto currently rebuilding one myself an a.t.nye &son Marietta oh 1889 .. very similar size and shape but no mica window on the door . ornate cast iron instead
Andrew Szeto i live a very low technology lifestyle still heat my house and cook dinner on a woodstove ..like Townsends but poorer gonna replace my us army korean war era one with it when im done welding the ash door and making a custom size burning grate ..someone broke the ash door being stupid pd $75 for the stove . . btw you can still buy replacement mica for your stove door online. if you wanted to make it look more old fashion . glass in stoves didn't exist till the early 1900s your stove was probably made in the late 1960s . its a good stove .
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This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list th-cam.com/users/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM of approved products for Disney Fort Wilderness. The product served its purpose well and provided excellent fires throughout the evening. We were able to open the door and do s'mores, but I had to be careful because the handle was a bit hot on occasions. Additionally, I wish they had replaced some of the standard nuts with lock nuts in some places. We lost the door handle after just a couple of days of usage. Not a deal breaker, just a recommendation. I still give it 5 stars.
cheers!
Proper job! I love refurbishing old stoves like this. It's such rewarding work
riiight?! save like 2-3k and heats like a charm! can't complain :)
Great old stove. Worth every minute to bring back! 💙🌸🐌
100% marilyn! done me really well!
It looks absolutely amazing!! What a fantastic job you have done - a real labour of love
ehhh thanks a ton! means a lot!
The glass door is beautiful. I got one from a friends yard, his house was built in the late 1850s. I don't know if it was in the house, I found it in the woods. Boy was it a pain to move. It's now in my grandma's backyard, she loves it. :)
right? mine was sitting in a field for years. love it.
I don't know why there are any thumbs down but this is even rewarding for me to see you do! Great price of restored history.
haha such is youtube Jordan! i try not to think about it and just do me haha. thanks for the words of encouragement and hope you're well!
Saving this. My grandma has an old stove I'm going to try and fix up once quarantine is lifted.
Love your onsite manager.
This is my first time doing this, so if there's any suggestions or comments to help me for the next time, feel free to chime in! All feedback welcome!
I have a small pitted through hole in an otherwise excellent condition stove that belonged to my great grandfather. How can I fill that hole?
@@joemorris6 I've been hearing that JB Weld could be a quick fix
Great job. We have been heating with wood for years. Love it. ❤
awesome video ! literally just picked up an old rusty one of those exact same for 25$ gonna do just what you did - thanks for sharing how its done
Cool. Good work. Love that you incorporate your love of skateboarding into work
thanks sooo much!!
Wow that stove polish paste made such an amazing difference! Great job on the restoration Andrew! 🙌
The Grant Alexander sure does! thanks grant!!
Vermont Castings still to this day makes awesome stoves.
right? super great stuff for sure
Have an eye on an Aspen that's available for $100; I'm totally capable of doing everything you did and now I feel more confident. In our neck of the woods, a wood stove is practically a necessity because we lose power often - and heat with an electric mini-split. This will be the perfect back-up for our log cabin, and I thank you!
right on! i absolutely looove this stove.
Very nice. Bought a floor model (Aspen) in Gainesville for about a grand in 2010. It never worked right. After 10 years of smoldering and creosote buildup I took it out frustrated. Put my old Birmingham no 20 back in.
Now I'm learning that there may be blockages of cement in all the air flow channels from the factory. So I'm going to try and take it apart and see.
Hope to make it right and look as good as yours does now.
It looks great. Thanks for sharing all that. I e?enjoyed watching.
Hello my dear friend.
Again a great idea. Iron wood stove renovation. Very good restoration. I watched with excitement. Congratulations. Warm embrace. Thank you for sharing. Great greetings. Yours truly... The hardware store's show was good..
Şahane bilgiler thanks a bunch sahane!!
Beautiful stove! That paste really made it pop!
100% really made the difference. i need to add more actually haha
Looks great! I would consider using bricks or stone to help keep the place warm after the stove goes out! Maybe lining the walls just in that corner where you placed the non-combustible siding, as well as beneath the stove. Looks very cozy though!
Thanks for the content.
thanks for checking it out jo!
Great builds on this channel! Inspires me to do more.
thanks soo much Samuel! This means soo much!
Vermont Castings is one of the best brands out there. I grew up with their Defiant model in my parents house. Burns all night, no problem. No need for any catalytic element with the right model. You might want to also get a bracing kit for that outdoor portion of your stovepipe.
Awesome video man, that was really cool to see and see the install on your cabin.
Cody Steck Real Estate Videos thanks a ton cody! still needs work, but definitely doing a great job already at keeping me warm 🙌🏼💕🔥
Nice work!
Came out nice. You have one of the better ones for cabin emergency cooking.
The music in your videos is always great.
thanks soo much! means a lot haha. I spend too much time on music haha
Awesome Job !!!!!!!!!!!
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Main tools! Polish, drill, patience’s and a skate board
I put copper on the wall made a big difference, before i would put my hand against the cement wall and it was hot now i can touch the copper and just slightly warm and the warmth reflects more heat in the room.
Cool set up
thanks! it's pretty great haha
Well done! Great deal! Sweet stove!
thanks a ton amy! really appreciate it!
Ive got a VERY rusty similar stove. Want to give elctrolysis a shot bc of all the nooks and crannies. Would love to put the legs on hinges for transport to use for winter camping
Great video and thanks for sharing.
thanks a bunch ted!
Love the glove at 4:21 trying it’s best
bahahaha oh myyyy! that was a long time ago haha
I'm jeaded into my third winter in my bus and I wont do it without wood heat. I just picked up an old Osburn. Its gonna clean up nice and keep us warm this winter!
I know, its only June but I have a list that needs to be done by October. Its not THAT much time for preparation!! I will not be cold next winter.
Beautiful little stove. Love it!
thanks a ton! still weighed soo much haha.
Just think if v c would've made large version of this stove capable of taking a 26 inch logs
I lived in the calving room of an old dairy barn ,that had been converted to liveing quarters. There was a local shop going out of business and i bought a brand new green porcelain dipped vc aspen for 550 dollar's .l installed it in the barn apartment on a brick floor . Safety pipe had already been put in through the whole legth of the bottom floor through the loft
This video brings back memories of my good old friend that kept me warm for three indiana winters
incredible! that's a smoking deal on that aspen!
I have an old osburn I took out of my house, and left on the deck for a few years. I’m definitely gonna restore it. And then probably use it for myself
heck ya! hope this helps a bit! there are other decent resources out there too!
Andrew Szeto it did help, and I am currently in the process of trying to figure out how to get the brass plating back from rust. However looks like I’m gonna have to get it redone since it looks a bit far gone...
Always a fan of your work. Keep up the awesomeness
thank you soo much lucas! means a lot!!
Try stamped tin for the ceiling and over wonder board.
Awesome video man! Glad you're able to get a full night's sleep now.
titosrevenge thanks tito! that’s the point of the place afterall right! a place to relax haha i was waking up stressing about me and my dog freezing haha
Love it! Thank you. Now if I can find an old stove like this to fix up... :)
Крутая печь. The only remark. The pipe for removal of a smoke needs to be done above a roof. Then the thrust in the furnace will be better and less smoke when kindling will go into the house.
большое спасибо! and absolutely, i had a defective section of external pipe. need to get it replaced and it should get me close to the necessary clearances.
Nice! Beautiful stove after your hard work!
thanks a ton! it's been soo great!
That's a beauty! Love the edits!
Hey tip for you , clean the glass with wood ash & water, clean off with newspaper 👌🏽
oooh cheers rosco! probably easier than carrying glass cleaner around with me all the time haha
Rosscobosco I have a question for you. I want to install a wood stove on the basement of a 2 story building which has a brick chimney. Do you think this will be save to do. I have tenants on 1st and 2nd floor living. Thank you in advanced.
I did minimal luxury living in the country for 4 years..the heat factor is important. Looks like u have a nice book surface too. NICE FIND!!
thanks soo much molly! it's a game changer for sure!
Beautiful!
thank you!
Lovely stove, that’s gonna kick out some heat 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
nice job!!!
It came out nice. You have a $2000 installation for under $500. A true bargain.
thanks soo much craig!
Hermosa, hermosa salamandra, una así es la que quiero.
Por cierto un inmejorable destino. Linda cabaña y el lugar👍🏻🏡‼️
Thank you so much, bro.
thank you for checking this out!
@@AndrewSzeto It was super helpful. Thank you.
Wow. Ask Richard if he wants to help Jeff restore a Fisher Mama Bear. Good work guys!!
No restoration done at all here. He cleaned a stove, thats it. And most everything he did was wrong per factory specs. Its really a shame, because to get the most out of those old crappy 1920’s, you need to fully rebuild it. Its of the worst designs for a VC stove, and they changed it rightfully to make it better. He says “the same stove new costs 1600”. Untrue. The new stove is the C3, which is leaps and bounds better than this 1920.
All in all Im happy you tried, just a lot of mis information here.
-Someone who owns an actual stove restoration shop.
right on nick! good to know! it does the job for now, would love to pick up a new one for sure! can you drop a link to your store? cheers!
Great job!!!!!!
thanks a bunch blake!
The chimney is crooked but it's well good.
wow my home depot here in Auburn, CA doesn't carry all of that nice stove stuff
what! no way! i wonder if it has to do with your air pollution regs or something. they're definitely getting phased out in a lot of newer homes to a certain degree (air quality issues, etc.)
I was told that putting a wood stove so near my window would cause the window to crack from the temperature difference. Is that true?
hiya Roz! I haven't had any issues myself!
@@AndrewSzeto Thank you for your reply. I’m glad to hear that. I’m going to go ahead with my plans for a wood stove in my great room which I am turning into a kitchen. There will be a window just to the left of the stove but not directly next to it.
@@rozchristopherson648 cheers roz! hoping it works out and it sounds really quite cozy! 🙏🏼
@@AndrewSzeto Thank you so much. Best wishes to you, too. ❤️
Awesome resto dude. Looks great
Thanks soo much! First timer over here, so hopefully not too shotty haha
I have 4 woodburning stoves/cookers !
3 kids plus me in a 10m square house 2 floors.
Usually we only have the main cook stove going in the kitchen. Even when minus 10c outside. Loads of duvets and sleeping with socks on, smile.
When it got down to minus 20c we used to fire up the big boy and everything down stairs got a bit too hot , plus 28c. Hence the 2 smaller cooker stoves upstairs in bedrooms as allowed them to make tea and cook if they wanted to, as long as they carried the wood upstairs and the ash down. LOL
Your little boy is very like the stoves that the locals use to heat a, say 10m-15m square space, easily. But they dont stay in long, about 2-3 hours, because of the small fire box, unless you put coal on it about 10pm should last until about 6 am, then just raddle it a bit and chuck on new new logs.
As steel absorbs heat and transmits it too well, think of saucepans. I would be worried about using it as a heat shield in s wooden building. I dont know about modern materials. I have only ever lived in traditionally built houses, so cement, bricks and stone (especially the igneous) act as heat sinks and fire protection.
Personally I would build a brick container ( hearth and chimney) around you stove. To absorb heat and protect the wood structure.
Anyway I loved the vid.
thank you soo much! this stove has been working really well thank goodness! your account on things is great for context moving forward! thanks again and happy firday!
Well done man, i am gonna have to do a refresh on my home stove. It works fine but doesn’t look good at all put i guess a bit of scrubbing and some stove paste and it should bring it back to its former glory!
Hell ya baby! If it's cast iron, it will work great. I can send my left over paste your way haha
dope edit and project
GRIFF MADE thanks soo much Griff!! pumped on staying warm! haha
@@AndrewSzeto haha yeah its great
great job
cheers co mo!
Latex gloves took a beating on that rusty cast iron.
Another awesome video. 🔥🎅
thanks soo much Adam! Means a lot!
Good stove...I have the aspen and it pumps out the heat...
Unfortunately stoves that have been left outside tend to get brittle I wonder if the stove is still in working condition or did it crack
it's still rocking for sure!
Have you checked it for cracks?
Beside the wire did you have to do anything else to remove any remaining rust prior to the polish?
i did not use anything else, no
Hi, what material did you use to paint the stove? To finish it?
Where do i get the fan on top of the stove?
it's an ecofan, i got it from canadian tire
Great restore! Does the metal roof mean the chimney is up to code? Definitely would not be with shingled roof
Be careful with that window trim at the rear of the stove. Also any plastic window parts. May have to add another small shield at the back. Otherwise, very nice job.
i totally added a bunch of shields back there. it's been good!
Butt crack fire for the win! I'm the guy that made the butt crack construction crack (aka joke). Thanks for literally making me laugh out loud with that animation. For the record, old timers earned their right to not care about crack sightings.. just makes me chuckle.
hahaha i know your comment well (*it's the number 1 comment on that video and turns up every time i go to respond to new comments haha). I literally added the animation because of your comment hahahaha. thanks for pushing my craft! Richard is a legend and I'll take seeing his crack every now and then for the knowledge he puts down on any of my builds haha.
Awesome job man. Love your vids
Sho'Nuff, The Showgun of Harlem thanks so much! means a lot
Dope I just got one 💙
cool! they're so great!
LOL, kid looks like my son when I drag home the heavy stuff!
Ficou muito bom! Parabéns pelo trabalho.
Well done and you have a great smile
hi. Does the polish resist high temperatures?
high, yes it does. It's built for the stove, so it works really well actually.
Well done matey
Thanks a ton! still need a bit of a weld job on there, but i'm stoked!
@@AndrewSzeto don't you mean the stove is stoked 🤣🤣
@@ricstix75 this tooo! hahahahaha
And it’s complete 👍
Never ever allow the door to hang from the hinges like that. If that Hing had snapped off you would have done massive amount of damage to the stove
you're not wrong. glad it didn't happen. thanks a bunch for checking this out and the tip.
@@AndrewSzeto sorry but I freaked out when I saw that knowing how easy cast iron snaps
@@m998hmmwv7 i hear ya!! the thing would just swing open like that when i first got to it and as told that, it was like that for years haha so didn't think a ton of it at the time
Dude... Almost missed your upload... Ever wondered about putting your logo in The thumbnail?
And im shocked Again and Again about The lack of subs... Your storytelling is so f##king good. Lots of love from sweden.
ooh not a bad idea! i still mostly have no clue what i'm doing haha. but great idea! can i still add that now...? hmmm..
ps. thanks soo much for checking this!
Nice job, did i notice some sort of lining inside ? Mine seems to have a lining of some kind at the rear and side walls, worrying in case its asbestos.
hmmm good question andrew, i don't know myself. I replaced the linings on all the openings, but didn't notice any others on mine.
@@AndrewSzeto I did a bit more research and found that its more than likely not asbestos but some other flame proof lining that helps reflect the heat toward the front. I was just worried about removing it for cleaning the inside.
Great job and loved the video. I just picked up an older Aspen and its in about the same shape as yours was. Door was hanging off the stove and when i moved it, snapped off completely. I can barely see the pins you used as replacements. Can you tell me where you found them and what the order number was? Again, great job.
oooh good question bruce, i don't remember it anymore, but there are diagrams available for this via the links mentioned or below and you should be able to locate it there. you gotta be super fragile with that door!
Hi, love the video.
Curious what’s that spinning fan thing? On top where the stove is. Thanks looks cool.
oh it's an eco fan! helps move the warm air from the stove and it powers itself off the heat of the stove.
@@AndrewSzeto wow that’s an awesome idea. Gotta get one of these thanks !
@@iamdsman i recommend it! helps the efficiency of your stove overall too 👏🏽👏🏽
good job but i think you need a fire grate
Can you use that paste on a stove that is already installed indoors, I have one on my living room it came with the house when I got it and it needs a refinish
any tips on how to remove the screws holding the glass seem to have we welded them self on?
oh crap... usually for any screws that are stripped and weird like that, the solution is usually to drill them out. sounds like you'll need some accuracy around the glass though.
Look on yt for seized/broken stud removal tips. Try using heat first and or penetrating fluid , if that does not work then Small hole in centre gradually going up to close to thread depth ,then fit screw removal tool(set costs pennies),clean thread with original tap size . Get new screws and coat with anti seize /copper grease and refit. whilst your glass is out clean it with a damp cloth dipped in ash from fire then polish with cloth . It pays to fit new seals if refurbishing or every few years as they harden up .and check the state of the firebrick inside,if broken replace if you can .or make your own using broken as template .
I would be interested to know what you used exactly, especially what paint did you use? I'm about to do a similar restoration :)
Me too
That was sweet!
Nixy J Morales thanks a ton nixy! haha
that was just dirty there's nothing to do
Hi Szeto, around the stove... you may want to do some mosaic tile on the backer board.
Even if there is already cement board up, you can do some fun tile work on the 1/4” hardie board (while it is on a flat surface).. just leave a couple tiles out in strategic places so you can screw it securely.. then once it is in place you can put the tiles in with an epoxy or furnace cement, etc.The 1/4” hardboard is light and could go on the T&G without too much engineering.
Great work, attitude and way about you.. comes through in your content. Cute dog too.. the Pup’s jacket/ coat is nice, where is that from? Peace, and take care.
thanks a ton! I've got the hardboard up everywhere now, plus some pipe shields as well. It's all doing a much better job now :) Atlas' coat was purchased by my mom haha, looking on amazon, there are a bunch just like it!
Great job... I actually just dug one of these out of a garden today.. Sweet. What is below the stove. Is that a concrete paving slab....? Just subbed too
hiya Jo! it's a big patio stone i got from home depot! it was like $10. have fun!!
Nice job on the stove refurbishing. Did you install a ceiling support box when transitioning at the ceiling from the interior stove pipe to the exterior chimney pipe? the stove pipe itself is not supposed to go through the roof. Interior clearance - If you used a double wall stove pipe I believe 6" of wall clearance is what is needed and if its single wall 18" of wall clearance. Im no expert and Im just trying to help if I could, please verify before proceeding.
Tony J yep! got the support box for sure! thanks a ton for checking this out and checking in ✌🏼
White size wire wheel brush?
oooh good question, it was a big one, i don't fully recall though. Probably like a 1.75/2" diameter
@@AndrewSzeto isn’t there like a size of the wire too? I see braided wire, rounded wire too many choices and forget asking at the box store - they won’t know
@@DamnGoodReviews oh boy, i did this a while back haha, don't overthink it haha. I just picked up whatever they had to take the rust off. It's metal on metal and it whatever you get will probably work. Just gotta put in the elbow grease. probably not the most helpful, but it's honestly just been a while haha. all the best!
@@AndrewSzeto haha sounds good! Thank you!
Great video. I'm restoring a stove myself. Looked up reviews of that polish and smudging seems to be an issue. What's your experience with this product?
Crisco works well for polishing up a cast iron stove. Used it when restoring a Vermont Casting Resolute and turned out amazing
oooh i personally didn't find too many issues with smudging. i ran a rag over it a few times.
burn it once outside..wire brush and stove black while its hot . is how it was done a century ago a wire wheel takes away patina
good to know!!!
Andrew Szeto currently rebuilding one myself an a.t.nye &son Marietta oh 1889 .. very similar size and shape but no mica window on the door .
ornate cast iron instead
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Andrew Szeto i live a very low technology lifestyle still heat my house and cook dinner on a woodstove ..like Townsends but poorer gonna replace my us army korean war era one with it when im done welding the ash door and making a custom size burning grate ..someone broke the ash door being stupid pd $75 for the stove . . btw you can still buy replacement mica for your stove door online. if you wanted to make it look more old fashion . glass in stoves didn't exist till the early 1900s your stove was probably made in the late 1960s . its a good stove .