Hi! I've been struggling with my metal stove for a long time. It warms up the room very well, but cools down very quickly. So I decided to make a brick rustic oven. For 5 days I carried bricks, sand and other building materials for my new furnace. It was very hard, but I was able to do it. Now it's very pleasant to sleep at night. After all, the oven cools down for a long time... Please Support Cozy TREE HOUSE | Building in the wild forest from Start to Finish! | 3 months in 35 minutes!
nothing like a mass heater for a stove ... on a slightly different vein ... why not deepen about 20 feet of the stream in spring or summer for next winter so you have a section you can chip ice from without hitting bottom and get more or less clean water of course another option is make an ice melter with filter for sediment on the back corner of the stove ... then you place ice chunks in a funnel at the top and as they melt they pass a filter to remove stuff and fill a large (say mini beer keg type size) of container to hold your water needs ...
Another great video. This is how life should be. Simple, no stress, peaceful, appreciating life. Actually appreciating the life we were given to enjoy.
Peace right back at You, Alex! That stove set-up You built is Amazing! Your cabin looks Great and I’m happy that You’re getting time to enjoy it. You’ll be even warmer in there now, huh? That fish soup sounds delicious, too. You have a wonderful day and Thank You again for Your very entertaining video.
You're right Ruth, that fish soup only "sounds" delicious, because it actually looks like a slightly heated broth with raw carrot, half-boiled potatoes and fish unpeeled by scales, with no taste, or at best a terrible taste.
As the things goes so wrong around the clobe We nead more brothers like you 5* from me no talking no music pure nature sounds Stay safe Alex. From greece 😃✌
Beautiful example of the difference between something like a microwave oven vs a stone pizza oven. The microwave heats quickly but cools just as fast, while the stone oven takes longer to heat, but stays hot for a long time. Heating a living area with a brick oven might take longer to get up to temp, but you'll save a lot of fuel and effort once it's hot. Your little dugout is a wonder, you put so much work into it and it has become an amazing little place to call home.
Similar to forced hot air vs. forced hot water heat. Forced hot air will heat a space quickly, but the space will cool quickly if the heating system fails. I live in a VERY cold area (Northern New England) and have had my boiler fail, but I have forced hot water with cast iron radiators and in the dead of winter, my house will stay warm enough to sleep comfortably for up to 3 days. (Thermal efficiency for the win!)
you could do both, have the bricks on the sides for thermal storage, but the metal would heat much quicker and to a higher temp, plus you can damp it severely to burn longer.
Saludos Alex, un placer ver otro nuevo video, la estufa a quedado genial felicitaciones, ahora las noches seran muy calidas y agradables, esa sopa se ve muy buena, cuidarte mucho un gran abrazo 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Wonderful job Alex, bricks will hold heat much longer! My grannie used to warm the bed at night with hot bricks from the oven wrapped in a towel, ah the memories! (l am 66)I have so enjoyed your videos this year! I wish you continued good health & happy holidays with your family & prosperity in the new year! Great job on the stove!🎄
Hello Alex! Your new stove looks like it will retain heat for endless cozy hours...and more cooking 🤓. By the way, you always have the best looking potatoes I have ever seen 🥔. Stay warm, stay safe, stay healthy. Love from Indiana, US.
Alex, my first time seeing u back... I'm SOOO HAPPY ! I bet your family hated to see u go to your ( LITTLE PIECE of HEAVEN ) in the woods... ❤ I could feel the heat from your wonderful new stove... 😊🔥 🐟 Your fish stew looks delicious... 😋 Salmon, is so GOOD for us... Please, take it easy and take a brake once in awhile... Looking forward to seeing you again !!! BLESSINGS sent across the miles to you and yours ! ❤ HAPPY 2023 ! 🎉🎈😍
Hello Alex, My name is Craig, I have been enjoying all your videos lately (I been binge watching) you've done a fantastic job. Looks great on the inside. You know it is more homely when you cook eggs for breakfast. keep your videos coming I'd like to watch your progress as you move into the future. You know a dog would love to live a life out there with you. not to mention they take away the loneliness. So you keep enjoying what you do and I'll keep watching. Cheers from Down Under.
Very nice video. Thank you for posting it. The brick oven was very well made, and a good addition to the home. I learned a lot seeing you construct it.
@alex I want to take the time to wish you and your family a wonderful Christmas 🎄 ✨ and a great 2023. Stay healthy, enjoy family and we look forward to seeing what you have to show us in 2023. My dad was a handyman but he could have grabbed tips from you my friend.💞👍🌈❤
Nice job on the wood stove. Works really well. It's nice to have a place to go to get away from civilization for awhile. Thanks for another video. Take care.
All the hard work transporting the materials and building the Brick stove will be appreciated with a more controllable even heat output and a long lingering heat even hours after the fire goes out during the night. Great inspiration watching you build it. Friends from Ontario Canada .
Real nice job building your new brick stove. Tilting your metal stove and running it is crazy dangerous, so I am very glad there were no injuries or fire as a result. God bless you Alex. Be safe. Be well!
Great video ! I find your videos very relaxing. Great job on the rustic oven. I`m sure your hard work will pay off. Thank You for sharing your video, and bringing us along.
Me encantó la estufa, vivimos en una zona montañosa de la Argentina y optamos por hacer una estufa basada en el mismo principio y nos abriga bien en las frías noches. Nos gustó la imagen de tu cuadro. También te deseamos paz y unas buenas fiestas!
Very good stove construction. Definitely it will work more efficiently than the steel made one. Have a nice pleasant stay in the improved dugout. Thanks for the interesting video.
Alex, so good to see you back at the hut of your dreams. You did a phenomenal job on the the brick fireplace. It looks fantastic. Like your picture you hung as well. Reminds me of Wild girl sitting in the boat!!!!! Food always looks good. So glad you are feeling better. Thank you for sharing!!
Alex, I absolutely LOVE your videos. I truly believe there is nothing you can’t build! I love the respect you have for the forest and the precious wildlife. Thank you for sharing your videos with us! Stay safe and God Bless ❤
Read most of the comments...I agree, job well done! My comment? You looked like you certainly enjoyed that salmon soup! Good on you! MERRY CHRISTMAS, ALEX, love to you and your family. God bless you all.
Hallo Alex, liked as always and very enjoyed this one. The using of the bricklayer hammer for his destination made me smile. You did it very well and it fits and works. How else? You made the door hole a little bigger >I see. And you just made it giving a hoot about all the wisecracks and professionals, it's working and that counts! Cool your dumper in the chimney pipe and God's Blessing to you and your family from Northern Germany.
Always great movies Alex. Especially the English explanations. Seeing a lot of this movies, I thought about it my self.; zig-zagging the heat through the bricks. Brilliant idea, because bricks can store heat for a long time. I have the opposite problem; too much heat in my bricks in the summer, so I can't sleep. I bought myself an Air Conditioner.
Great job Alex. I've watched several folks build a similar "stove/furnace". You did EVERTHING right. You will find that, over time, the "plastering" around the metal parts will crack and shrink (normal). an easy way to fix this is to mix up, from your mortar, what potters call "slip", a very watery mix. Pour this into the cracks. It may take several times to fill the cracks well. Using this method save you from having to re-plaster the stove. I've watched you and others build dug out shelters. None rise to your level, two come close, very close. Still your the best. ;-)
Hi Alex! So, now you have got a stone oven in this cabin too - just like in the other one. The only difference: It's all the other side- way round and the oven is not directly under the window. Let's see how this turms out, but I think it will run out fine. I like the simple, but precise way of your work and the result is always something that will hold for a long time, so that it will be there permenantly. Nice! Greetings from Germany from the silver fox, David 😉🦊
Hi! I've been struggling with my metal stove for a long time. It warms up the room very well, but cools down very quickly. So I decided to make a brick rustic oven. For 5 days I carried bricks, sand and other building materials for my new furnace. It was very hard, but I was able to do it. Now it's very pleasant to sleep at night. After all, the oven cools down for a long time...
Please Support Cozy TREE HOUSE | Building in the wild forest from Start to Finish! | 3 months in 35 minutes!
Hi @alex I'm glad you have a stove that keeps you comfy now.
nothing like a mass heater for a stove ... on a slightly different vein ... why not deepen about 20 feet of the stream in spring or summer for next winter so you have a section you can chip ice from without hitting bottom and get more or less clean water of course another option is make an ice melter with filter for sediment on the back corner of the stove ... then you place ice chunks in a funnel at the top and as they melt they pass a filter to remove stuff and fill a large (say mini beer keg type size) of container to hold your water needs ...
The new wood stove looks great my friend. I am glad your feeling better. Don’t over do it though. Thanks for sharing with us.
你好，我是你中国粉丝，很喜欢你的作品 希望你能继续更新下去 在中国也有很多人喜欢你的作品。祝你身体健康平安快乐！❤
I'm learning a lot from watching your videos. I love your videos especially the tree house 🙂 and you have a blessed Christmas season 🎄😇
This is hands down the most relaxing thing I've ever seen on TH-cam.
능력자👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Vidéo très agréable à regarder dépaysement assuré j'ai passé un super moment d'évasion félicitations cordialement Michel Perez.
eres multifunciones, igual que una navaja suiza !!!
Another great video. This is how life should be. Simple, no stress, peaceful, appreciating life. Actually appreciating the life we were given to enjoy.
I am going to copy that stove design - that was wonderful to see it built.
Alex you need a pack horse and a dog you are so meticulous with everything you build love your cabin stay cool ,healthy ,and safe
Alex Another One Of Your Beautiful Artistic Handi craft Work How Amazing
A good meal, a nice warm stove, and a new picture for ambiance! Great video. Hugs from N.C., USA❤️
Peace right back at You, Alex! That stove set-up You built is Amazing! Your cabin looks Great and I’m happy that You’re getting time to enjoy it. You’ll be even warmer in there now, huh?
That fish soup sounds delicious, too. You have a wonderful day and Thank You again for Your very entertaining video.
thank you!
You're right Ruth, that fish soup only "sounds" delicious, because it actually looks like a slightly heated broth with raw carrot, half-boiled potatoes and fish unpeeled by scales, with no taste, or at best a terrible taste.
As the things goes so wrong around the clobe We nead more brothers like you 5* from me no talking no music pure nature sounds Stay safe Alex. From greece 😃✌
Приятного аппетита, Алексей!!!
I love your stove! I look forward to seeing your new adventures in this new home. Thank you for sharing your adventures! Stay safe!
日本からです、素晴らしい動画みつけたのでチャンネル登録しました
Same !!! Peace for your family. Thanks for video !!. Salute of country Spain.
Alex genial👍🏻,buen trabajo 👌,me encanta ver estos videos ,es una forma de vida fantástica, gracias por compartir 💯👍🏻💫✨🇪🇸 Valencia MJ 💖☘️😘
Fantastic job on the new heater/stove!! Love it!! Thanks for Sharing and God Bless You and Your Family!!
A part la neige tout me plaît le poêle une très bonne idée
Beautiful example of the difference between something like a microwave oven vs a stone pizza oven. The microwave heats quickly but cools just as fast, while the stone oven takes longer to heat, but stays hot for a long time.
Heating a living area with a brick oven might take longer to get up to temp, but you'll save a lot of fuel and effort once it's hot. Your little dugout is a wonder, you put so much work into it and it has become an amazing little place to call home.
Similar to forced hot air vs. forced hot water heat. Forced hot air will heat a space quickly, but the space will cool quickly if the heating system fails. I live in a VERY cold area (Northern New England) and have had my boiler fail, but I have forced hot water with cast iron radiators and in the dead of winter, my house will stay warm enough to sleep comfortably for up to 3 days. (Thermal efficiency for the win!)
why did you make the brick fireplace? 😳
@@cook_sail Uhmmmmm.....I didn't? He did?
you could do both, have the bricks on the sides for thermal storage, but the metal would heat much quicker and to a higher temp, plus you can damp it severely to burn longer.
자막해설이 있으니 이해가 잘되네요. 난로를 만드시는게 너무 흥미롭고 신기하네요 ^^재밌어요 시간가는줄 모르고 봅니다^^
Saludos Alex, un placer ver otro nuevo video, la estufa a quedado genial felicitaciones, ahora las noches seran muy calidas y agradables, esa sopa se ve muy buena, cuidarte mucho un gran abrazo 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Wonderful job Alex, bricks will hold heat much longer! My grannie used to warm the bed at night with hot bricks from the oven wrapped in a towel, ah the memories! (l am 66)I have so enjoyed your videos this year! I wish you continued good health & happy holidays with your family & prosperity in the new year! Great job on the stove!🎄
why did you make the brick fireplace? 😳🤦🏻♂️
I like this video
As always, thank you for sharing your amazing craft with us! The brick stove is so much more efficient than the metal one. Peace to your home also! 🌹
🎄Peace and Goodwill to you and your family Alex.
I can feel the warmth from your new fireplace, it feels toasty warm. 🌟🦌🌹🍻
Hello Alex! Your new stove looks like it will retain heat for endless cozy hours...and more cooking 🤓. By the way, you always have the best looking potatoes I have ever seen 🥔. Stay warm, stay safe, stay healthy. Love from Indiana, US.
And best wishes from California, US !
And best wishes from Cape Cod Massachusetts USA
This is my first time watching your video.
Dominus Vobiscum
Pax
Alex, my first time seeing u back... I'm SOOO HAPPY ! I bet your family hated to see u go to your ( LITTLE PIECE of HEAVEN ) in the woods... ❤ I could feel the heat from your wonderful new stove... 😊🔥 🐟 Your fish stew looks delicious... 😋 Salmon, is so GOOD for us... Please, take it easy and take a brake once in awhile... Looking forward to seeing you again !!! BLESSINGS sent across the miles to you and yours ! ❤ HAPPY 2023 ! 🎉🎈😍
Alex, I can't wait for your next TH-cam content, if you can create content every day because it's so exciting
Hello Alex, My name is Craig, I have been enjoying all your videos lately (I been binge watching) you've done a fantastic job. Looks great on the inside. You know it is more homely when you cook eggs for breakfast. keep your videos coming I'd like to watch your progress as you move into the future. You know a dog would love to live a life out there with you. not to mention they take away the loneliness. So you keep enjoying what you do and I'll keep watching.
Cheers from Down Under.
Very nice video. Thank you for posting it. The brick oven was very well made, and a good addition to the home. I learned a lot seeing you construct it.
@alex I want to take the time to wish you and your family a wonderful Christmas 🎄 ✨ and a great 2023. Stay healthy, enjoy family and we look forward to seeing what you have to show us in 2023. My dad was a handyman but he could have grabbed tips from you my friend.💞👍🌈❤
Nice job on the wood stove. Works really well. It's nice to have a place to go to get away from civilization for awhile. Thanks for another video. Take care.
All the hard work transporting the materials and building the Brick stove will be appreciated with a more controllable even heat output and a long lingering heat even hours after the fire goes out during the night.
Great inspiration watching you build it. Friends from Ontario Canada .
Wow Alex It's Beautiful Wonderful Very Highly Talented
Real nice job building your new brick stove.
Tilting your metal stove and running it is crazy dangerous, so I am very glad there were no injuries or fire as a result.
God bless you Alex. Be safe. Be well!
And melting the ice on it. Yikes. !!
Great video !
I find your videos very relaxing.
Great job on the rustic oven.
I`m sure your hard work will pay off.
Thank You for sharing your video, and bringing us along.
Well done Alex. This is a great brick stove. eet smakelijk.
Me encantó la estufa, vivimos en una zona montañosa de la Argentina y optamos por hacer una estufa basada en el mismo principio y nos abriga bien en las frías noches. Nos gustó la imagen de tu cuadro. También te deseamos paz y unas buenas fiestas!
Great job on that “furnace”! Looked nice and cozy in the, once you got that thing fired up!
Very cozy dugout and very well edited video. Remember that he has made subtitles where he is explaining what he's doing.
Thanks for mentioning the subtitles - had no idea!
Алекс Уайлд, значит, наш лесной строитель
That is the perfect picture... Great Video
👏👏👏👏merci pour se partage 🇫🇷🥰
Hi, Alex! Love watching you make anything. Keep it up! Love from Cincinnati
Fabulous,well done Alex watching from Down Under 🙃🙃🙃
AND PEACE TO YOU AND YOURS, MY FRIEND!
Wow beautiful dugout in winter ❄️
우연히 보게되었어요
구독 좋아요😊
The stove it's amazing Alex 👍💪💪💪
Very relaxing to watch. Thank you for sharing
He guy you did good job on bricks stove.Keep up the good job.
Very good stove construction. Definitely it will work more efficiently than the steel made one. Have a nice pleasant stay in the improved dugout. Thanks for the interesting video.
@ 2:25 awesome shoes
Alex, so good to see you back at the hut of your dreams. You did a phenomenal job on the the brick fireplace. It looks fantastic. Like your picture you hung as well. Reminds me of Wild girl sitting in the boat!!!!! Food always looks good. So glad you are feeling better. Thank you for sharing!!
Bushcraft my World
Love you videos Alex, always enjoying watching you go on your adventures
Assistindo teus vídeos a vida remota fora do sistema é bom demais!Ficar longos períodos sozinho no silêncio absoluto é uma experiência unica.Gracias!
🇰🇷 응원합니다
Dear Alex thank you for show we new Adventure.
See you soon.
Funny looking leaned stove brick one is the best like old bakery stove congratulation
Красивая печка получилась,золотые руки👍👍👏👏🍎🍏🍎🍏❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️
Me encanta este video, felicidades por hacelo.
こんにちはアレックス
私は日本に住んでいます。
Alex, I absolutely LOVE your videos. I truly believe there is nothing you can’t build! I love the respect you have for the forest and the precious wildlife. Thank you for sharing your videos with us! Stay safe and God Bless ❤
I always look forward to seeing what you do next. I've learned from you with hard work anything is possible. Keep up the videos.
Es mi sueño una casa de madera en el campo con estufa de leña ♥️
Verry cool man nice job and wanderfaul episode keep up the good work!
Read most of the comments...I agree, job well done! My comment? You looked like you certainly enjoyed that salmon soup! Good on you! MERRY CHRISTMAS, ALEX, love to you and your family. God bless you all.
GOOD JOB I LIKE YOUR RUSTIC LOOK I BET IT,S A LOT WARMER GOOD LUCK IVAN FROM ILLINOIS.
Simple life in rustic cabin! I love it! Healthy time away from business of this world… I enjoy with you!
手藝真巧，自己製作火爐。點上爐火後，整個秘密基地變得更溫馨了。
جمال الطبيعه
Beautiful job! Enjoy living the dream! Peace and positive energy being sent to you from Ontario Canada ⛄
Hello Alex , thanks for the interesting video 👍and cooking 🐟🥕🥔. Greetings from Belgium 😉🇧🇪🖐️🇺🇦
Леша здравствуйте, вам ещё умывальник сделать и будет хорошо, молодец все умеешь
Ty peace in your home too. Love the show
That is very nice picture of you want to go someday and that oven is going to get you some nice flavor
Hallo Alex, liked as always and very enjoyed this one. The using of the bricklayer hammer for his destination made me smile. You did it very well and it fits and works. How else? You made the door hole a little bigger >I see. And you just made it giving a hoot about all the wisecracks and professionals, it's working and that counts! Cool your dumper in the chimney pipe and God's Blessing to you and your family from Northern Germany.
Hi Alex, glad you got the stove built. Your cabin looks great!!
Very satisfying to light that first fire in a new stove.
That video was my favorite.
Nice Doug out and stove!!
Greetings from New York.. 👌👌👌🇺🇲🗽
Always great movies Alex. Especially the English explanations. Seeing a lot of this movies, I thought about it my self.; zig-zagging the heat through the bricks. Brilliant idea, because bricks can store heat for a long time. I have the opposite problem; too much heat in my bricks in the summer, so I can't sleep. I bought myself an Air Conditioner.
Great job Alex. I've watched several folks build a similar "stove/furnace". You did EVERTHING right.
You will find that, over time, the "plastering" around the metal parts will crack and shrink (normal). an easy way to fix this is to mix up, from your mortar, what potters call "slip", a very watery mix. Pour this into the cracks. It may take several times to fill the cracks well. Using this method save you from having to re-plaster the stove.
I've watched you and others build dug out shelters. None rise to your level, two come close, very close. Still your the best. ;-)
SOOO COZY !
Hi Alex!
So, now you have got a stone oven in this cabin too - just like in the other one. The only difference: It's all the other side- way round and the oven is not directly under the window. Let's see how this turms out, but I think it will run out fine. I like the simple, but precise way of your work and the result is always something that will hold for a long time, so that it will be there permenantly. Nice!
Greetings from Germany from the silver fox, David 😉🦊
Alex, the oven is just great! I need to visit you)
Always look foreword to your videos. Stay warm and safe, all the best for 2023.
WOW another great video.Great Job.
May you have Peace and a Blessed Christmas . Thank you for the great Videos I so enjoy them. All the way from Northern AZ USA.
I like your work and like your little hut. I could very well imagine spending time there. ☺️
Very nice job on the stove. It should make for a cozy winter.
Great job well done ,looks like you got great air flow to.
Nice dugout and stove!
Another fine relaxing Saturday video thank you sir
Great Stove ! I Love your new picture
Great video !
Yes the picture is Awesome it's got a new home with a new stove Merry Christmas to you and your family. 🎄❤️