Great job, love it. Another way to save the bottom of the fire would be to raise that ash drain pipe ( which is another a great idea by the way) and lay sand in the bottom of it. I have done this in a fire where timber gets dropped in from the top, which has worked well. Thank you for sharing.
I put a 1/2” plate steel inside the stove so it’s raised 2 or 3 inches the ashes fall around the edges. The stainless steed bold and nut on the air intake will never sees up. Thanks for the suggestion, I appreciate that.
Utilizing a layer of dry sand in the bottom of the stove is an excellent way to prevent burnout. Get yourself one of those multitoothed clay tool for weeding the garden and use that to rake the hot embers forward when adding wood. Sometimes you will find some charcoal left when refiring the stove. Just rake it forward and use as a bed for your kindling.
Nice job there. Not everything goes smoothly when building. That's part of the fun, figuring out how to fix our mistakes. Not many show this, you are a humble builder. Thank you for sharing. I love your design. Florida USA 🇺🇸💜🇺🇸💜🇺🇸
Like the idea of the inset square door, maybe a bit heavy duty for this application but hey it will last all the longer and i can't see it warping! I have a tank and am torn between upright and horizontal now when i make mine. Loved the video, wish i had all those tools. Dave UK
Oh wow. I have never seen anyone with the same vise as me. Got it in Terre Haute Indiana in a good friend of the families barn. Johnnys Barn, my vises name is Johnny. I.ll have to make a video of it for you. Thanks for sharing. Nice stove.
Great job. I took ideas from you and a few others and made one. It didn't take long but I used silver pipe and burned the coating off. I painted it black and use it as a tent heater. I love it. Thanks to you and others for the great idea.
Great job.. keep your beans warm on the shelf ,, then go on to cook the main meal.. You hit a home run my friend... I can smell the coffee from here in the Rockys....
Great job. I enjoyed the video tremendously. I've been working on one myself, and really appreciate the aesthetics of the wire basket and stack shelving. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, my sister is still using this little stove it's just enough to take the chill out of the air while we set outside smoking our cigarettes, I like to see people use a little imagination, even though this concept is not a new one, I did put a few of my own ideas into it.
Thank you. I have watched a few similar videos but yours gave me some good ideas for the stand, cleanout, and air intake mechanism. Thank you. Well done!
Thanks, you got me on a mission to make one now......my wife saw your video!! Seriously though, great design and I'm going to enjoy making it here the the UK.
Well done, the door is great solid and fuctional. You have given me some ideas so thank you for taking the time and effort to put this on you tube. Brett
Really good job. This is exactly the types of things I love to build....function, creativity, and beauty. Congrats! I'd imagine your sister enjoys this gift.
great looking stove when it was all finished. I probably would have taking a hammer and closed the gaps before you welded it. few taps should have closed it right up. Very well done.. thanks for sharing
Turned out really nice! I just bought a cheap welder and a nice angle grinder and I have an old propane tank so I think I'm gonna have to give this a go!
I've been burning wood for total home heating since 89. Let me say,, I envy your welding and cutting tools. :-) Good looking little stove! Two things come to mind. The flat plate door will probably warp over time, without a frame around it. And a grate in place of the flat plate, covering the bottom would improve the wood combustion, (having the air enter from below the grate.) Loved to fact, you don't let anything go to waste. (recycle all you can, and save money beside!)
Nicely done, and functional as well :)))). There are lot of cool touches, which makes it pretty / cool :))). Bring it inside, use that as a Cool Heater for Winter :D
A very nice hand made gift. Can you shut down the fire by screwing in you draft plate? If not it is a garage heater at best and you would need a door gasket to seal it up before it can be a house heater.
Nice stove. I used the similar design of draft knob threads once and found that smoke condensed on the (cooled by intake air) bolt threads and gummed them up (enough creosote on the threads and they wouldn't turn smoothly). Later designs, I had the nut on the draft knob with the threads sticking out the center of the knob. No more creosote on threads problem.
Got ideas, stealing door idea... can fit material to fill easily and work vent on door once she's started... relative simple weld for angle interface.. love it
Love it, I can't find a stove small enough to fit inside my open fireplace so I'm going to build one. I've seen dozens of propane tank stoves but this one takes the cake! Is that a 4 inch pipe for a flue/chimney? I just need to find a propane tank! I'm thinking about using a milk jug but I'm pretty sure the metal is way thinner than a propane tank. My open fireplace burns so much wood! and puts out very little heat. Looking forward to actually being warm this winter.
When you have a big gap to fill on mild steel and you are welding with mig, best to try and build up weld metal off of each edge of the weld joint if possible, I typically run a few hot down hands for build up before I try to fill the gap if it isn't under dynamic load.
Cute little stove Its a shame I couldnt see you cut the hole for the flu , Also did you put a baffle plate on the inside so the gasses dont all go strait out the chimney ? cheers good luck to you ... ;)
Thats a great job! Even the welding and I do that for a living.Like you said,if you make a mistake welding you just grind it off.would that heat a small cabin?Its 24 x 20 ft.Also it has a loft. Thanks for any info!
I wish I were your sister too. What a lucky sister she is to have such a sweet brother. Bless both of yah.
Great job on the stove. I have been wondering on the possibility of a propane bottle for a wood stove, and yours proves it. Thank you!
Great job, love it. Another way to save the bottom of the fire would be to raise that ash drain pipe ( which is another a great idea by the way) and lay sand in the bottom of it. I have done this in a fire where timber gets dropped in from the top, which has worked well. Thank you for sharing.
I put a 1/2” plate steel inside the stove so it’s raised 2 or 3 inches the ashes fall around the edges. The stainless steed bold and nut on the air intake will never sees up. Thanks for the suggestion, I appreciate that.
Utilizing a layer of dry sand in the bottom of the stove is an excellent way to prevent burnout.
Get yourself one of those multitoothed clay tool for weeding the garden and use that to rake the hot embers forward when adding wood.
Sometimes you will find some charcoal left when refiring the stove. Just rake it forward and use as a bed for your kindling.
I was a millwright for 28 years, you did nice job, something to be proud of...take care...
Nice job there. Not everything goes smoothly when building. That's part of the fun, figuring out how to fix our mistakes. Not many show this, you are a humble builder. Thank you for sharing. I love your design.
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Best stove design I've seen yet
Awesome stove! thumbs up and shared!
to an untrained eye concerning plasma cuts and welding, the finished product is badass, looks really good and i like the overall design, great job
Nice design with the old propane tank.
Like the idea of the inset square door, maybe a bit heavy duty for this application but hey it will last all the longer and i can't see it warping! I have a tank and am torn between upright and horizontal now when i make mine. Loved the video, wish i had all those tools. Dave UK
..this is the cutest one yet!..I have been wanting a wood stove for a long time, and now, you have convinced me!
Thank you for filming and sharing your stove project. I really enjoyed it! GREAT JOB!!!!! God Bless
Oh wow. I have never seen anyone with the same vise as me. Got it in Terre Haute Indiana in a good friend of the families barn. Johnnys Barn, my vises name is Johnny. I.ll have to make a video of it for you. Thanks for sharing. Nice stove.
Great job. I took ideas from you and a few others and made one. It didn't take long but I used silver pipe and burned the coating off. I painted it black and use it as a tent heater. I love it. Thanks to you and others for the great idea.
Great job.. keep your beans warm on the shelf ,, then go on to cook the main meal.. You hit a home run my friend... I can smell the coffee from here in the Rockys....
I'm speechless looking at your project. Amazing how you filled those massive voids and totally got away with it. Love the screw damped too. top vid!!!
nice work..i just try to make same one....greetings from croatia
Great job. I enjoyed the video tremendously. I've been working on one myself, and really appreciate the aesthetics of the wire basket and stack shelving. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent stove with tons of innovative features. Start production asap!!
Thanks, my sister is still using this little stove it's just enough to take the chill out of the air while we set outside smoking our cigarettes, I like to see people use a little imagination, even though this concept is not a new one, I did put a few of my own ideas into it.
You did a great job enjoy your day
In spite of the mistakes , it turned out great !!!!!! LOOKS god , Works good . JOB WELL DONE . 5 thumbs up.
Beautiful! Best one of these I've seen.
Thank you. I have watched a few similar videos but yours gave me some good ideas for the stand, cleanout, and air intake mechanism. Thank you. Well done!
Enjoyable to watch and see the final product. Well done.
You can also fill in the gaps by knocking the flux off of welding rods and tacking the rods in place. Then go over the rods with a few passes.
Thanks, you got me on a mission to make one now......my wife saw your video!! Seriously though, great design and I'm going to enjoy making it here the the UK.
Well done, the door is great solid and fuctional. You have given me some ideas so thank you for taking the time and effort to put this on you tube. Brett
I found it interesting even though I will probably never make a wood stove. Still, I learned something. Thanks.
Very nice design. I like it.
I gave you a thumbs up because you have Both the same MIG & TIG's that I have---GoOD JOB
Wow. Very nice job. Beautiful stove!! Your sister in a lucky girl!!
I like the stove a lot. It turned out just great. Well done.
Excellent job, I am inspired to build my own from your video.....
Thank you for sharing.
Neal ward
Really good job. This is exactly the types of things I love to build....function, creativity, and beauty. Congrats! I'd imagine your sister enjoys this gift.
This stove was Very well done.
I am making a heater similar to yours. I like the metal shelf on the back.
Looks great. Good job.
Very nice looking stove.
I LOVE the design !
great looking stove when it was all finished. I probably would have taking a hammer and closed the gaps before you welded it. few taps should have closed it right up. Very well done.. thanks for sharing
Turned out really nice!
I just bought a cheap welder and a nice angle grinder and I have an old propane tank so I think I'm gonna have to give this a go!
I've been burning wood for total home heating since 89. Let me say,, I envy your welding and cutting tools. :-) Good looking little stove! Two things come to mind. The flat plate door will probably warp over time, without a frame around it. And a grate in place of the flat plate, covering the bottom would improve the wood combustion, (having the air enter from below the grate.) Loved to fact, you don't let anything go to waste. (recycle all you can, and save money beside!)
Awesome looking stove, thx for showing us and I like the soft heart for the Tom cat.
I think you did a great job on the stove.I like the hot plate also,would work great for cooking a pot of beans .
Now this is impressive !!! I am wanting to build one for my Bus I converted into an RV. It is the perfect size !!! :)
Thank you for sharing, I have learned a lot from this video.Great job.
Great job , enjoyed watching your progress
You got the tools keep doing what your doing measuring , cutting and welding will get better the more you do
Nicely done, and functional as well :)))). There are lot of cool touches, which makes it pretty / cool :))). Bring it inside, use that as a Cool Heater for Winter :D
I think the style of your stove is GREAT
I only wish I could weld and cut metal. I would make that
Thank you for sharing
Awesome job thanks for sharing
Cool design, smart!
Love it!!! Thanks for sharing ... it is certainly much more attractive that most others on TH-cam :)
Really nice project! You put a lot of really cool touches I haven't ever seen before!
terrific build. great effort and really nice gift. you have inspired me
Fantastic job! I love my welding projects also. Passes time beautifully.
Work of art mate great job.
excellent project well done by the way where did you purchase your coffee pot
I know its an old vido but it gave me good instructions to make a wood stove!
Job well done. Thumbs up.
very nice and well built
Nice idea ..of using propane tank.
nice idea.........
Good job 👍😉🌟🌟🌟
It's a beautiful wood stove! Great job👍👍👍
Dude, thats pretty ! You did a great job.
Wow you have some great gear. Great job
Totally love it, you did a fantastic job there, I’d love to own one like this. Very nice fire place, well done.
I think you did a great job on this. Would love to have one like it in my cabin in the woods!
A very nice hand made gift.
Can you shut down the fire by screwing in you draft plate?
If not it is a garage heater at best and you would need a door gasket to seal it up before it can be a house heater.
Came out great.
Thank you! I'm deff building one like this..
Well done! Great work!
Nice Job, I like the idea of the shelf, and the few other touches you made...I gotta make one now!..Cheerz!
Really nice job, Love that clean out..Thank you for sharing :)
That is one fine stove brother. I envy your skills.
Great job man
Your cute, about fixing your mistakes, great attitude.🤗 thx for sharing
Really like the upper shelf.
Very nice thanks for sharing
Looks like a submarine! Nice work. :)
Nice stove. I used the similar design of draft knob threads once and found that smoke condensed on the (cooled by intake air) bolt threads and gummed them up (enough creosote on the threads and they wouldn't turn smoothly). Later designs, I had the nut on the draft knob with the threads sticking out the center of the knob. No more creosote on threads problem.
Got ideas, stealing door idea... can fit material to fill easily and work vent on door once she's started... relative simple weld for angle interface.. love it
Good job mate.
Awesome job!!!! Love it!!!
Fantastic job
Great stove. Thanks for sharing your skills. I will have to invest in a welder snd give it a try.
Awesome job! Thanks and Happy New Year!
Man that was a great little project God-bless have a great day
Congrats,that's an art piece.
Love it, I can't find a stove small enough to fit inside my open fireplace so I'm going to build one. I've seen dozens of propane tank stoves but this one takes the cake! Is that a 4 inch pipe for a flue/chimney? I just need to find a propane tank! I'm thinking about using a milk jug but I'm pretty sure the metal is way thinner than a propane tank. My open fireplace burns so much wood! and puts out very little heat. Looking forward to actually being warm this winter.
Big Dan yes I used a 4” pipe, my sister loves it and still uses it
You did a good job!
When you have a big gap to fill on mild steel and you are welding with mig, best to try and build up weld metal off of each edge of the weld joint if possible, I typically run a few hot down hands for build up before I try to fill the gap if it isn't under dynamic load.
that is a nice build.
very cool. I plan on buying harbor freights enclosed carport to use as a tint and I want to make one of these to heat it.
I think you did a great job better than I can do 👍
wow really like the build! well done!!
Sometimes a grinder and a thin cut off wheel is better than a plasma cutter in a lot of cases for presion cuts !!!!
Thanks you are absolutely right, I’m still in a constant state of learning.
Cute little stove Its a shame I couldnt see you cut the hole for the flu , Also did you put a baffle plate on the inside so the gasses dont all go strait out the chimney ? cheers good luck to you ... ;)
Thats a great job! Even the welding and I do that for a living.Like you said,if you make a mistake welding you just grind it off.would that heat a small cabin?Its 24 x 20 ft.Also it has a loft. Thanks for any info!