I know this is an older video, but you need a bigger pipe diameter for draw to fix the smoke coming out the door. With a damper, you can lock it down same as this size pipe, but when you are ready to load stove you can open the damper giving you much higher ventilation. I've made a few of these now, one of mine wanted 8" but i found i could get away with 6" if i added another section of pipe. Good job, looks better than most bought stoves and I'm sure it puts off 5x more heat than any of those little camp stoves on Amazon. As an Alaskan Hunter, the stove is the heart of camp. Nobody will complain of it being to warm, but everyone will if it's too cold
I suspected the pipe of being too small and I can’t remember if I made it bigger before this video or after. Either way it still needs to be bigger. I actually scrapped this project and it’s just been sitting for a couple years now. What stove do you use in Alaska? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I'll make a video for you. I'm pretty happy with my design. It's extremely bulky, we're hunting loaded to the brim in buggies, each of us have over a thousand lbs of gear. often in the rain for weeks straight. Big stoves keep you healthy and happy. I run a propane banjo burner in mine to ignite the wet wood or just use propane for temp control when cooking
It is beyond me Why you do not have 100 k plus subscribers. Very down to earth. Very family-friendly . I'm telling everyone to check this channel out. Good content keep the comeing.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yes they can. You are very welcome. I had watched it before but i think it was before i subbed your channel or i just forgot it hit the like tab and didn’t comment. I can’t remember lol. It doesn’t matter. I am subbed now and will stay subbed👍🏻👍🏻⛺️🏕
I’ve been looking for a tent stove idea. This is a great idea. My problem is that living in San Diego you get inspired for a hot tent and a tent stove, then when you finally get it a few weeks later, it’s 45 degrees at the coldest, and a flannel and a beanie are all you need. My daughter is about the same age as yours. I’m sure she’d love the chocolate outside of the s’more as well. Cheers.
@Miles Robertson inside out s’mores! Kids are great. That’s great camping weather. If it’s not below freezing hot tents are way over kill lol. My first experience was way too hot and couldn’t sleep until the fire went out lol. Thanks for watching!
@Robert Uffman I tried many different sizes of baffles. Longer, shorter and in between. Some worked better than others but none worked great lol. Glad you liked the design. Yes anyone could make this! Thanks for watching
@Dean McEachern I’ve had it happen with everyone of my stoves but tilting them forward usually corrects that. I can’t seem to get this one to correct it. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching
The TEMP required to cause vaporization of zinc is leaps and bounds higher that what any wood stove will produce. Look it up. A bit of an old wives tale
@@Canadian_Craftsman heck yeah it is. I’ve made many stoves but this was my first hot tent stove. Rest of them were gasifier stoves or alcohol stoves. I really enjoy making stoves.
Spackman that isn't a bad idea for you finding that galvanized can and lid . As long as it'll keep the tent and you warm I say he'll go for it . You made that wood stove some year ago have you tried using it and if so how did it work out for you . Could you let me know ,.. Thank again for another outstanding video . Oh yeah I wanted to say that should the bottom ever come apart like what happened to you in that Amazon wood stove you brought , remember when the ashes were falling out of the wood stove well that's from the pressure from the heat that pop's open the bottom of the can .
@Apache Chase Roadrunner I have not tried this stove in a tent. I never got it burning 100% like I would have liked. Ah ok, I think we only noticed ash falling out when we were loading it. Could be wrong. Glad you liked this stove. Lots of hot tent companies use galvanized pipe and it’s safe as long as you burn the galvanized off before burning it inside. Thanks for watching!
Heat deflector too far forward, so when you open the door smoke is escaping. What your not seeing is the smoke coming out of the stack cutting way back when you open the door.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann No the heat diverter mounted with the all thread and bolts? Yea, half size that and the smoke coming out of the open door should stop when the stove is hot.
A youtuber called Signal Outdoors made me a 5.4 oz wood stove (for fun more than function). He did a paint can stove too. This one is also badass!! Where are you from man?
@Bohemian Adventurers that’s awesome! Tiny stove are cool! I made a paint can stove before also. They are fun. I will probably make a video on one of them to share as well. I’m in the US in NY state
@john fint I was a friends house that does home improvements and he sometimes hauls/cleans garages and he had found both the can and lid at two different places. He didn’t know they fit each other until I tried them and then I offered him $10 for the pair. And I made the stove.
Hey dude! Tim from Bohemian Adventurers. I started my own channel and would be flattered by your support!! Ive watched this twice now and I think I might try it. I have ZERO skills though.
@Backpacking with Buckley well Tim..... TH-cam spammed your comment again lol. It also took forever to show up in my approved folder lol. Subbed man, great content! You should try making one. No skill required lol, maybe some skill. Thanks for watching!
@Robert Uffman are you saying this cause of the different colors? Just trying to understand. It’s been a while since I posted this video and can’t remember. Thanks for watching
Galvanized metal plus heat equals very bad juju! Use something else! You cannot save enough money to make up for the effects of heated nickel-plate! Otherwise, thanks for this video. Please keep on rockin'!
@BBQDad463 I always thought it wasn’t save until you burn the galvanized off. Is that not the case? I pre burned the stove as hot as I could for hours before we went near it. Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching.
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I know this is an older video, but you need a bigger pipe diameter for draw to fix the smoke coming out the door.
With a damper, you can lock it down same as this size pipe, but when you are ready to load stove you can open the damper giving you much higher ventilation.
I've made a few of these now, one of mine wanted 8" but i found i could get away with 6" if i added another section of pipe.
Good job, looks better than most bought stoves and I'm sure it puts off 5x more heat than any of those little camp stoves on Amazon.
As an Alaskan Hunter, the stove is the heart of camp. Nobody will complain of it being to warm, but everyone will if it's too cold
I suspected the pipe of being too small and I can’t remember if I made it bigger before this video or after. Either way it still needs to be bigger. I actually scrapped this project and it’s just been sitting for a couple years now. What stove do you use in Alaska? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I'll make a video for you. I'm pretty happy with my design. It's extremely bulky, we're hunting loaded to the brim in buggies, each of us have over a thousand lbs of gear. often in the rain for weeks straight. Big stoves keep you healthy and happy.
I run a propane banjo burner in mine to ignite the wet wood or just use propane for temp control when cooking
@@AdventureswithSpackmann the video is posted. Should be available momentarily
It is beyond me Why you do not have 100 k plus subscribers. Very down to earth. Very family-friendly . I'm telling everyone to check this channel out. Good content keep the comeing.
@Andrew jackson thank you so much for the kind words again!
This was a pretty cool build. Gotta love the kids lol! They keep you on your toes lol.
@Jeff Jackson thanks man. They sure do keep me on my toes lol. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yes they can. You are very welcome. I had watched it before but i think it was before i subbed your channel or i just forgot it hit the like tab and didn’t comment. I can’t remember lol. It doesn’t matter. I am subbed now and will stay subbed👍🏻👍🏻⛺️🏕
@@jeffjackson5331 lol thanks bro!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann you’re welcome brother!
Flippin' awesome, My Dude 😎‼️
@Raymond Buitron thanks!
I’ve been looking for a tent stove idea. This is a great idea. My problem is that living in San Diego you get inspired for a hot tent and a tent stove, then when you finally get it a few weeks later, it’s 45 degrees at the coldest, and a flannel and a beanie are all you need. My daughter is about the same age as yours. I’m sure she’d love the chocolate outside of the s’more as well.
Cheers.
@Miles Robertson inside out s’mores! Kids are great. That’s great camping weather. If it’s not below freezing hot tents are way over kill lol. My first experience was way too hot and couldn’t sleep until the fire went out lol. Thanks for watching!
the baffle was a good idea, it was just to long. just my opinion. i like this build. it id diffidently do able by a normal person like my self. lol
@Robert Uffman I tried many different sizes of baffles. Longer, shorter and in between. Some worked better than others but none worked great lol. Glad you liked the design. Yes anyone could make this! Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann good to know
I'm a retired welder and I can tell you that galvinized steel has to be heated to 1600 degrees to vaporize in to zinc oxide. You will be fine
Good to know. Thanks for watching
Mine is a store bought without baffle and smoke pours out when I open the door too. I like your build.
@Dean McEachern I’ve had it happen with everyone of my stoves but tilting them forward usually corrects that. I can’t seem to get this one to correct it. Glad you like it. Thanks for watching
I used an old Craftsman Tool Box - worked great for about 2 years:)
@Dave Collier Camping cool! Did the bottom burn out of it?
Plesase watch these videos and feel free to come back and say thanks. EXCELLENT GREAT JOB
@fro mee thank you and thanks for watching!
Love the channel! Love the stove!
@Shawn Woodz thank you so much! Thanks for watching
Be careful. Heating galvanized causes zinc out-gasing.
Yes it does. I made the stove a year ago and burned it all off. Thanks for watching.
The TEMP required to cause vaporization of zinc is leaps and bounds higher that what any wood stove will produce. Look it up. A bit of an old wives tale
@dshogan6174 what seriously? Why does it change color when burned, do you know? Thanks for watching
Great job ,love seeing diy stuff especially for a great camping experience
Thanks a lot Tiff! Thanks for watching!
Yes vents under the door would work best!! Cool job buddy!!(=✌💚
@Canadian Craftsman thank you! This was a fun project. Thanks for watching!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann I've made a ton of wood stoves always a blast especially that first burn 😁✊🔥
@@Canadian_Craftsman heck yeah it is. I’ve made many stoves but this was my first hot tent stove. Rest of them were gasifier stoves or alcohol stoves. I really enjoy making stoves.
I wanna scale this up and play with my welder to build a stove to heat my barn when I'm in there
Dude I got a 55 gallon drum and wood stove kit for it! I’ll probably never use so come grab it lol
@@AdventureswithSpackmann you gotta bring it down for the next adventure with spackmann and we can let some sparks fly
Man I want to come down with it but if you want this year you may need to come up lmao
Spackman that isn't a bad idea for you finding that galvanized can and lid . As long as it'll keep the tent and you warm I say he'll go for it . You made that wood stove some year ago have you tried using it and if so how did it work out for you . Could you let me know ,.. Thank again for another outstanding video . Oh yeah I wanted to say that should the bottom ever come apart like what happened to you in that Amazon wood stove you brought , remember when the ashes were falling out of the wood stove well that's from the pressure from the heat that pop's open the bottom of the can .
@Apache Chase Roadrunner I have not tried this stove in a tent. I never got it burning 100% like I would have liked. Ah ok, I think we only noticed ash falling out when we were loading it. Could be wrong. Glad you liked this stove. Lots of hot tent companies use galvanized pipe and it’s safe as long as you burn the galvanized off before burning it inside. Thanks for watching!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann Thanks for responding Spackman you be safe and careful out there .
@Apache Chase Roadrunner of course! You do the same.
larger dia. pipe equals less smoke
Open up damper when you open the door
@ronald mason thank you for watching. The damper was open when I opened the door.
Heat deflector too far forward, so when you open the door smoke is escaping. What your not seeing is the smoke coming out of the stack cutting way back when you open the door.
I’m not sure I had the baffle installed for this video. Is that what you mean by reflector? Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann No the heat diverter mounted with the all thread and bolts? Yea, half size that and the smoke coming out of the open door should stop when the stove is hot.
@@luckyx16 I thought it was the smallest size I’ve used. It was less than half the length of the stove.
A youtuber called Signal Outdoors made me a 5.4 oz wood stove (for fun more than function). He did a paint can stove too. This one is also badass!! Where are you from man?
@Bohemian Adventurers that’s awesome! Tiny stove are cool! I made a paint can stove before also. They are fun. I will probably make a video on one of them to share as well. I’m in the US in NY state
@@AdventureswithSpackmann let me know if you ever get to the midwest!
@@BohemianAdventurers will do! Thanks again for watching
Cool stove man. Good job too. How much $ did it cost roughly ?
Where did you find that can and lid I love the size to weight factor for a large 4person tent ⛺
@john fint I was a friends house that does home improvements and he sometimes hauls/cleans garages and he had found both the can and lid at two different places. He didn’t know they fit each other until I tried them and then I offered him $10 for the pair. And I made the stove.
@@AdventureswithSpackmann i am thinking about a 5 gallon steel bucket stove
@john fint yeah I’ve seen lots of people make those and from their videos they seem to work great! Good luck with and have fun!
Hey dude! Tim from Bohemian Adventurers. I started my own channel and would be flattered by your support!! Ive watched this twice now and I think I might try it. I have ZERO skills though.
@Backpacking with Buckley well Tim..... TH-cam spammed your comment again lol. It also took forever to show up in my approved folder lol. Subbed man, great content! You should try making one. No skill required lol, maybe some skill. Thanks for watching!
@@AdventureswithSpackmann thanks my man!
@Backpacking with Buckley you are welcome !
old vs new galvanized metal.
@Robert Uffman are you saying this cause of the different colors? Just trying to understand. It’s been a while since I posted this video and can’t remember. Thanks for watching
@@AdventureswithSpackmann yes
@Robert Uffman ah cool. Thank you.
Galvanized metal plus heat equals very bad juju! Use something else! You cannot save enough money to make up for the effects of heated nickel-plate!
Otherwise, thanks for this video. Please keep on rockin'!
@BBQDad463 I always thought it wasn’t save until you burn the galvanized off. Is that not the case? I pre burned the stove as hot as I could for hours before we went near it. Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching.
Dont use galvanized metal meat head.. take this from s professional welder.
Even after it’s burned off? I’ve bought stoves that come with what I think is galvanized pipes. Thanks for watching.