Forest, you did a excellent fancy fancy job on that wood stove. If you were here, this Grandma would bake you fresh cookies. My boys are 42 and 37. I still bake them cookies. Take care dear one.❤
I can’t lie I don’t usually watch your videos for the humour but more for the relaxing interesting way of life but that Jim Carey scene had me cracking up 🔥🔥
I was just thinking the same thing...when most of the videos were the inside construction & staying in the parking lot of a major home improvement store.
As silly as this may sound. I was having the worst anxiety. After watching your videos I feel so calm. Your voice. Your demeanor. Your way of life feels very peaceful to watch. I really enjoy your videos!
Try rolling down your passenger door window a 1/2 inch. The escaping air will help draw the heat forward. My Dad used to do this in the farm house we heated with wood. At the farthest end of the house he would open a window just a crack
Also, as warm air, with a high relative humidity, escapes through the small opening, it will be replaced with colder dryer air with a lot lower humidity content, which will heat up quicker and to a higher average temperature. Counter intuitively the average temperature inside should be a little warmer with the window slightly open, because it takes less energy to heat it. Also more healthy, less carbon monoxide, particulates, more oxygen.
how does heat escape from a negative pressure condition, that the stove sucking in cabin air for combustion, has created? By not having an exterior cold air intake, the stove is doing opposite of what you wrote. Its drawing cold air INTO the van. Anybody who has grown up with fireplaces or stoves like the one featured can tell you that.
It's his general competence which never fails to shock me, combined with high level emotional intelligence, and meta-awareness which often translates to self-deprecating humour.
The fact that you frequently do big projects like this while out in the sticks amazes me, much respect! I'd need to be in the Home Depot parking lot for pretty much everything, haha.
I think you now have the best rig set up I’ve seen and your not afraid to use it. So cool. Most videos the guys would dramatize the fact that it was snowing and have to head for the nearest Walmart parking lot. Not you.
You'll need a system to keep you from driving off with the pipe up. I would either do something with the keys so you're like "oh right... the pipe" or put some sort of "remove before flight" type of item. Maybe on the steering wheel or in the seat. Anyway, great job, sir!
@@MilesCobbett yes! Install the stove where the engine compartment cover is located. Minimal heat shielding required, plus you can vent heat through the engine compartment during extreme cold weather conditions. Let’s brainstorm Forest’s van until it flies!!!
9:35 - You need to install a finer metal mesh spark arrestor in the chimney cap. You'll have to clean it often, but you can't be letting those sources of fire out like that. With that short of a flue it's a serious hazard.
Now I can put the playback speed from 2 or 1.75 back to 'normal', most of the youtubers speak soooo sloooowly, I can't watch them at normal speed. FF is a person who speaks fluently without any ummmms and ahmmmmms. It is just a joy listening to him and watching his videos with all the interesting content. What a great job he is doing, no matter what, everything works out, thanks to attention to detail, and patience.
You put a wood stove in your van.. Good for you. I remember earlier during the build you said it was way to big in there and not sure you'd use all the space. You're doing it. Great addition.
Love when it snows! When my Daughter and I and her Mother went for a walk in a very heavy snow storm, she was about 4 I asked her if she liked the snow, her reply was epic! She said I love how quite it is when it snows... and its God's filter! Out of the mouths of babes. She's 23 now and still loves the snow.
mmmmm... looks so fancy with the stove in your home. looked so warm and cozy. there's always just something magical about a fire during a cold night like it not only warms up your body but also your soul. anyway. with such a nice setup how about some storytelling while the food is cooking. you were talking about regretting deleting a video that was about your past life? perhaps people would be interested in some of that
Exactly. Im getting a wood stove installed for a couple of reasons 1) natural heat that relies on nature wood vs propane or electricity 2) ability to cook with it and 3) fire is soothing and some of us have a strong relationship with fire for all is uses. Quickest way to feel secure on a wintry night is sitting on the stove, possibly boiling hot water for cocoa, tea, or water the next day 🙂
I'd recommend cutting some logs and leaving them somewhere for next winter for you to pick up, even somewhere in the forest, ideally under some cover or roof. Wood doesn't dry that fast, I usually leave mine for 1-2 years. It burns way better, has less smoke and gives warmth more effectively. Just plan ahead and have even a few places where you leave the wood to dry.
@@johnwinnerdz1 Make sure you get heat treated ones and not the chemically treated ones. I forgot the letters (maybe MB) but the chemical ones should be marked
I find one year is about perfect, or even anything over six months. After a while you lose so much moisture that the wood feels like half its weight or less, and burns fast, but TOO fast.
I love the shot of your van at 7:19 in the snowstorm with your newly installed wood stove keeping you toasty, totally self-sufficient and capable. A very romantic image to be sure. Great video. I like your storytelling of the project's progression to your enjoyment of the end result. Keep it up, Foresty!
The wood stove was a great addition. Keeps you warm if you'd ever run out of diesel or electricity in the wilderness, could be a life saver. Plus the atmosphere it creates in the tiny yet cozy and compact space is superb.
welcome to the world of the wood stove. The trick is to minimize the number of times you touch each piece. In Newfoundland we have an expression "Busier than a man with two woodstoves" ... now you can see why. Keep up the great work FF!
From my stove days , I remember folks saying a small lump of coal would keep the stove hot all night. Best time to cut , split and stack firewood is in May. It has all those summer months to dry out. I could see small hidden stacks of firewood throughout the Canadian wilderness.
Along the west coast, people will lay thick slabs of Douglas Fir bark on top of a good fire. The bark burns slow enough that you still have heat in the morning.
My dad and I love your videos. We are french campers and we don't understand everything but I understand you're funny, capable, and you do a fancy job in your van. You are our idol !😆🥰😂
Got jumped scared for sec when Jim showed up. Lol. Too funny. Van looks supper toasty with wood stove. Borrow another eco fan to see if it helps push more air. I love, love, love the stove ❤👍
That van is turning out wicked. I like that it is all your own build. Watching you work through breakdowns and challenges always makes me feel like this stuff doesn't just happen to me.
Just today i was thinking "All I need is a woodstove in my camping truck. Lol yeah right." Then here you are like the G of Gs, doing exactly that. Nice job bro. Youre a legend.
When everything fails all will be well because your wood stove will never let you down. Hey with that wetish wood it’s common for it to just have coals and not put out much heat but best to just leave them in and put dry wood on top those coals will burn down.Having a nice ash bed makes any stove burn better. You need a little compartment to stache good dry wood for max btu’s on those cold nights.Just having it warming up by the stove will help a bit. Throw wood on the roof and when you drive it’ll dry it lol As for not heating as well down low what about running some piping like dryer vent from the stove and then just use a couple of in line fans to pump heat to the front? Even little computer fans in the piping would work and wouldn’t draw much power. Great video.
Having a bit of a rubbish time regarding my health at the moment but your videos really lift my spirit. If everything goes to plan, I'll be back to normal in a couple of months so keep creating, so I've something to watch while I'm recovering from my treatment. Once all this is sorted we plan on getting a motorhome and enjoy some of the things you do, although as we live in England it will be a bit different but I’m sure still fantastic. I’m not saying I’d swap places with you if I could as I wouldn’t want anyone to go through what I’m currently experiencing but I would love to be doing the same. Enjoy every day. Thanks Foresty.
You need to add a damper to your stove pipe. I noticed flams coming out of the roof pipe. A damper will give you more control of the burn rate/time.I always added them just above the stove about 6 to 8 inches. That should give you much better control of the burn rate.
@@forestyforest It should be fairly easy to make one. Use a long nail and something just smaller than the inside diameter of your pipe. It will have to be able to withstand the heat. Possibly take a 6 inch and have someone to cut it down to your pipe size. Good luck and stay safe.
Glad somebody else caught that. Also, I know you got a CO detector, but last time I saw it, it was at the top of your cabinets. PLEASE make sure that it's below the level of your bed.
I am old enough to be your mothers mother. So dont get creeped out when i tell you that you're are the spitting image of "the love of my life" who passed away long ago. He was also very like you; the humor and the "know-how". Youre My favorite vlog. I gotta say I am concerned about the dangers of you "climbing" alone. We need you to stick around. Dont feel pressured to do dangerous adventures; we'd be content having a cuppa☕ around the new fireplace with our feet up listening to stories. My sister, whos older than me👵, loves you to pieces too! Lol!!
Sweet!! you did toasty-warm good with that setup; especially outside !! Just noticed you got that screen protector in to! Birch is the best wood in BC. Burns hot & quick. Can get sappy tho if wet & you dont want fast creosote building up in those pipes; from green birch & suddenly a chimney fire starts. (heated solely by wood for a couple years, living in Parson, BC) You can buy some powdered creosote preventer & a few granules in your fire; will help prevent that. :)
Loved this episode. Especially your “not according to recommendations “ alterations. You’re a fun guy, don’t seem like a pure introvert…I’m always surprised you don’t travel with anybody else. Oh and that soup looked great!
Wood stoves are certainly a valued backup to the diesel heater. The ambience they provide is in itself a worthy asset. There real value is if the electricity or diesel malfunctions most people can find something to burn to stay warm. It's a survival mechanism that has no equal when you are in the woods.
Nicely done, Sir Forest. A wood stove is a great idea for extended stays in the back country. Dry poplar is a surprisingly good choice for stove burning. It burns hot and clean, and produces no big cinders (clunkers) that birch and fir leave after a slow burn.
Wow that's the best designed caboose I've ever seen. I grew up in a northern community with no motor vehicles just team of horses pulling a sleigh but on real cold days we'd put a caboose on the sleigh with cheap tin stove and ordinary tin stove pipes.
I always wanted to put a wood stove in my camper. Thank you for showing me that a wood stove would be more trouble than it's worth. The diesel heater makes life so much easier.
I am a new subscriber to your channel and I must admit I am hooked your series and I now will be trying to find a used Quigley and build one myself even though I have a 30ft travel trailer and a Bigfoot slide-in camper 🙄 The Quigley seems to be quite the elusive vehicle here in Alaska. Forest, I am looking forward to more videos!
FF, mate how about building a racking to go around your chimney where you could store your cut up logs. Would act as a good heat shield and dry them out.
@@forestyforest you just have to be careful, I've had logs catch on fire after leaving them to dry around/above the wood stove before. Using wood logs as a heat shield might not be the safest in a van haha
Wow, insanity, I can’t believe he installed a wood oven in a van! I thought I was hard core when I installed one in a modified cube fishing tent with the welder’s blanket around the hole.
Maybe you could plumb the stove to heat a water tank, hot water and possibly a shower??? Luxury. I thought snow chains were adjustable so fit a range of tyre sizes? I would get them. If you get stuck you would definitely wish you had them. Very well filmed this episode. A*.
How do you get more done with a jigsaw than I do with a shop full of tools? I have watched and enjoyed every one of your videos! Stay safe and blessed!
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Forest, you did a excellent fancy fancy job on that wood stove.
If you were here, this Grandma would bake you fresh cookies.
My boys are 42 and 37. I still bake them cookies.
Take care dear one.❤
I'm sat on a boat next to my woodburner watching a guy in a van with a woodburner. The world is in balance.
Best comment award.
I can’t lie I don’t usually watch your videos for the humour but more for the relaxing interesting way of life but that Jim Carey scene had me cracking up 🔥🔥
he's the best honestly he changed my life
Totally caught me off guard for the very same reason
Will don't sell yourself short you could teach him a thing or two...🤣🤣🤣 especially about dogging car parks.
Ps you should put a wood stove in yours.
Perfect
So VERY Canadian of you FF!
You are every introverts’ superhero. You said to heck with society, I’m going to thrive on my own in my van. Props to you my guy.
I can remember when you just bought this van and started to work from inside of it. So impressive how far we've come. Cheers.
A year ago, he was still in the Mini-Van.....
I was just thinking the same thing...when most of the videos were the inside construction & staying in the parking lot of a major home improvement store.
Well he does live In there.
Who's we?
@@janoycresnova9156 Forest People
As silly as this may sound. I was having the worst anxiety. After watching your videos I feel so calm. Your voice. Your demeanor. Your way of life feels very peaceful to watch. I really enjoy your videos!
The glowing fire in the background sure makes the van look cozy now!
That looked so cozy inside with that fire going & everything dark. Living the life.
Try rolling down your passenger door window a 1/2 inch. The escaping air will help draw the heat forward. My Dad used to do this in the farm house we heated with wood. At the farthest end of the house he would open a window just a crack
Smart
Nice tip. 👍🏿
stove should have a cold air intake to do this properly
Also, as warm air, with a high relative humidity, escapes through the small opening, it will be replaced with colder dryer air with a lot lower humidity content, which will heat up quicker and to a higher average temperature. Counter intuitively the average temperature inside should be a little warmer with the window slightly open, because it takes less energy to heat it. Also more healthy, less carbon monoxide, particulates, more oxygen.
how does heat escape from a negative pressure condition, that the stove sucking in cabin air for combustion, has created?
By not having an exterior cold air intake, the stove is doing opposite of what you wrote. Its drawing cold air INTO the van. Anybody who has grown up with fireplaces or stoves like the one featured can tell you that.
No better way to end the Friday but to watch a fresh upload from Foresty
The only way to decompress.
@@Nopaants Indeed
Must be a pretty sad Friday for you if a youtube video is the best way to end it
@@janoycresnova9156 yet here you are, sad little mousy.
@@Iliya_sh72 tl
how is this man still single . he is smart and can cook and he know how to fix just about anything
You said it. Single because he is smart.
@@steverusso177 Exactly what I was going to say..
IVE SAID IT BEFORE ILL SAY IT AGAIN. MOST GENUINE VANLIFE TH-camR OUT HERE!!!! LOVE YOUR CONTENT FORESTY FOREST!!!!
Well put!
nobody else is even in the same ballpark
YES, Foresty Forest is a one-of-a-kind & super unique van life expert. He brings true van life experiences at our perusal.
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️❤❤
It's his general competence which never fails to shock me, combined with high level emotional intelligence, and meta-awareness which often translates to self-deprecating humour.
Why all caps? You don't get enough attention?
A Canadian national treasure, and a great all around man. We love Foresty Forest.
Isnt he every Girls dream this man?
@@mortuus4601 No..what about Cat Lady vanlife..just sayin...
You are the most capable vanlifer out there. You just get it done.
I pick up my 2003 E150 van next month & I plan on installing the same wood burning stove!
Thank you for sharing! 👍
Awesome-well done! A chimney just in time for Santa...
@Abby A : ...now you want him to bake cookies too?!?! And sew a stocking for himself. The next episode needs a big bucket of popcorn. lol
I'm continually amazed with the amount of painting you do inside without having paint on your hands and random things in the scenes that follow.
2:46 I love what you did there with that scene. Totally caught me off guard but thats a clever move on your part, Mr. Forest
lol, that scene instantly came to mind, had to share it!
That was terrifying 😂😂
I know I was thinking it
That gave me a good laugh haha
Was hilarious!
For everyone worried about Forest, he was active on his Patreon yesterday.
The fact that you frequently do big projects like this while out in the sticks amazes me, much respect! I'd need to be in the Home Depot parking lot for pretty much everything, haha.
Captain Kirk never said ‘Beam me up, Scotty’ in any episode of Star Trek. Mandela Effect.
@@nyccollin Exactly right! It's funny how even many old-school fans don't know this fact 😁
Foresty, where are you? You got a ton of people worried and/or jonesing for you!
You’re one of my favorites. Been 8 days, hope all is well 🤓
Dude is living his best life and beeing out in nature. When the lights go out it feels like you are watching a cozy cabin.
That plant really brings it all together 😁
Im in the ER with covid pneumonia and your videos bring me comfort friend. Be safe and God bless
❤🌈🌻🦋❤🦋🌻🌈❤ Get Well!
The cabin ambiance of the van has increased ten fold with the stove.
The wood stove is the right size for your van. You made the right choice
This video had long stretches of silence in it, which is very relaxing. 😊
The time lapse sequence at the beginning was really excellent! 👍
I think you now have the best rig set up I’ve seen and your not afraid to use it. So cool. Most videos the guys would dramatize the fact that it was snowing and have to head for the nearest Walmart parking lot. Not you.
You'll need a system to keep you from driving off with the pipe up. I would either do something with the keys so you're like "oh right... the pipe" or put some sort of "remove before flight" type of item. Maybe on the steering wheel or in the seat. Anyway, great job, sir!
Definitely have a heat sensor and ambient temperature sensor with a switch so that when the stove reaches ambient, the chimney auto retracts. Sweet!
the dust cloud will serve as a gentle reminder. :))😁
Storing the chimney cap boot on the dash ought to remind him :)
Hadn’t hit that scene yet. You are correct. Couldn’t stop laughing 😂
@@MilesCobbett yes! Install the stove where the engine compartment cover is located. Minimal heat shielding required, plus you can vent heat through the engine compartment during extreme cold weather conditions. Let’s brainstorm Forest’s van until it flies!!!
The van looks really cozy with that wood stove added. Love the scenes with the snow coming down.
Protect this man at all costs
hey hey, thats your job buddy! 🤣
Protect him from what? Reptilian overlords?
@@woodsworldnomad4785 That could be it exactly. There are indeed some around.
9:35 - You need to install a finer metal mesh spark arrestor in the chimney cap.
You'll have to clean it often, but you can't be letting those sources of fire out like that. With that short of a flue it's a serious hazard.
I think he knows what hes doing dude
@@mortuus4601 No he doesn't. He's a quick learner but this is very likely the first time he's ever had any kind of wood stove.
Great tip. I hope he heeds it. The PNW at least is constantly on fire somewhere from spring through fall.
Checking again for a Foresty video
Now I can put the playback speed from 2 or 1.75 back to 'normal', most of the youtubers speak soooo sloooowly, I can't watch them at normal speed. FF is a person who speaks fluently without any ummmms and ahmmmmms. It is just a joy listening to him and watching his videos with all the interesting content. What a great job he is doing, no matter what, everything works out, thanks to attention to detail, and patience.
You put a wood stove in your van.. Good for you. I remember earlier during the build you said it was way to big in there and not sure you'd use all the space.
You're doing it.
Great addition.
Yes, too bad you can't fit another human in there...The. image is pretty romantic...
Just Love This Smart Man! He is a Gem 🌱💕💪🖤
And now everybody wants a wood stove in their house :) We had a fire when I was a kid and I loved it. If I could I would have one again.
Lol...wait until they realize how much it will add to their insurance.
That Ace Ventura bit was a perfect addition.
Love when it snows! When my Daughter and I and her Mother went for a walk in a very heavy snow storm, she was about 4 I asked her if she liked the snow, her reply was epic! She said I love how quite it is when it snows... and its God's filter! Out of the mouths of babes. She's 23 now and still loves the snow.
Very cool, I know just what she meant.💕
Foresty, you are the most industrious feller alive!! I always enjoy you vids!!! I’ve watched since about day 1. Thank you!!
You ok? Always worry about ya when it’s been awhile😉
You absolutely rock, young man. If I had 1/4 the energy you have I’d be a happy camper.👍🏾
I freaking love that you have a wood burning stove in a van!
950lbs left? That's a Foresty sandwich with two of the local gals. Keep ya nice and toasty warm!!
mmmmm... looks so fancy with the stove in your home. looked so warm and cozy. there's always just something magical about a fire during a cold night like it not only warms up your body but also your soul.
anyway. with such a nice setup how about some storytelling while the food is cooking. you were talking about regretting deleting a video that was about your past life?
perhaps people would be interested in some of that
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll see what i can do.
Exactly. Im getting a wood stove installed for a couple of reasons 1) natural heat that relies on nature wood vs propane or electricity 2) ability to cook with it and 3) fire is soothing and some of us have a strong relationship with fire for all is uses. Quickest way to feel secure on a wintry night is sitting on the stove, possibly boiling hot water for cocoa, tea, or water the next day 🙂
The wood stove looks good & has a low key profile overall. FF is living like the original pioneers. They lived by the skill of their own hands.
I'd recommend cutting some logs and leaving them somewhere for next winter for you to pick up, even somewhere in the forest, ideally under some cover or roof. Wood doesn't dry that fast, I usually leave mine for 1-2 years. It burns way better, has less smoke and gives warmth more effectively. Just plan ahead and have even a few places where you leave the wood to dry.
Pallets..usually kept in a dry building. Throw out with abandon. Readily available.
Treated wood stinks and is poisonous unless it's natural.
@@johnwinnerdz1 Make sure you get heat treated ones and not the chemically treated ones. I forgot the letters (maybe MB) but the chemical ones should be marked
firewood caches, what a great idea! like a squirrel hiding nuts.
I find one year is about perfect, or even anything over six months. After a while you lose so much moisture that the wood feels like half its weight or less, and burns fast, but TOO fast.
As someone who lives on the coast, it kills me every time I watch you toss the shrimp in first.
I love the shot of your van at 7:19 in the snowstorm with your newly installed wood stove keeping you toasty, totally self-sufficient and capable. A very romantic image to be sure. Great video. I like your storytelling of the project's progression to your enjoyment of the end result. Keep it up, Foresty!
Your cinematography has really improved. Awesome I would say.
The wood stove was a great addition. Keeps you warm if you'd ever run out of diesel or electricity in the wilderness, could be a life saver. Plus the atmosphere it creates in the tiny yet cozy and compact space is superb.
welcome to the world of the wood stove. The trick is to minimize the number of times you touch each piece. In Newfoundland we have an expression "Busier than a man with two woodstoves" ... now you can see why. Keep up the great work FF!
From my stove days , I remember folks saying a small lump of coal would keep the stove hot all night.
Best time to cut , split and stack firewood is in May. It has all those summer months to dry out. I could see small hidden stacks of firewood throughout the Canadian wilderness.
Coal is literally a four letter word now for almost everybody. Its an excellent source of hot, longer term heating.
Along the west coast, people will lay thick slabs of Douglas Fir bark on top of a good fire. The bark burns slow enough that you still have heat in the morning.
My dad and I love your videos. We are french campers and we don't understand everything but I understand you're funny, capable, and you do a fancy job in your van. You are our idol !😆🥰😂
Got jumped scared for sec when Jim showed up. Lol. Too funny. Van looks supper toasty with wood stove. Borrow another eco fan to see if it helps push more air. I love, love, love the stove ❤👍
*Foresty is a real one*
That van is turning out wicked. I like that it is all your own build. Watching you work through breakdowns and challenges always makes me feel like this stuff doesn't just happen to me.
That looks as cosy and comfortable as all hell!
Makes your van feel like a cozy cabin, nicely done!
Just today i was thinking "All I need is a woodstove in my camping truck. Lol yeah right." Then here you are like the G of Gs, doing exactly that. Nice job bro. Youre a legend.
When everything fails all will be well because your wood stove will never let you down.
Hey with that wetish wood it’s common for it to just have coals and not put out much heat but best to just leave them in and put dry wood on top those coals will burn down.Having a nice ash bed makes any stove burn better.
You need a little compartment to stache good dry wood for max btu’s on those cold nights.Just having it warming up by the stove will help a bit. Throw wood on the roof and when you drive it’ll dry it lol
As for not heating as well down low what about running some piping like dryer vent from the stove and then just use a couple of in line fans to pump heat to the front?
Even little computer fans in the piping would work and wouldn’t draw much power.
Great video.
Having a bit of a rubbish time regarding my health at the moment but your videos really lift my spirit. If everything goes to plan, I'll be back to normal in a couple of months so keep creating, so I've something to watch while I'm recovering from my treatment. Once all this is sorted we plan on getting a motorhome and enjoy some of the things you do, although as we live in England it will be a bit different but I’m sure still fantastic. I’m not saying I’d swap places with you if I could as I wouldn’t want anyone to go through what I’m currently experiencing but I would love to be doing the same. Enjoy every day. Thanks Foresty.
You need to add a damper to your stove pipe. I noticed flams coming out of the roof pipe. A damper will give you more control of the burn rate/time.I always added them just above the stove about 6 to 8 inches. That should give you much better control of the burn rate.
Im surprised Cubic mini doesnt offer that, would be helpful
@@forestyforest It should be fairly easy to make one. Use a long nail and something just smaller than the inside diameter of your pipe. It will have to be able to withstand the heat. Possibly take a 6 inch and have someone to cut it down to your pipe size. Good luck and stay safe.
Glad somebody else caught that. Also, I know you got a CO detector, but last time I saw it, it was at the top of your cabinets. PLEASE make sure that it's below the level of your bed.
Yeah, the flame/spark out the top is a bit concerning.
Those little wood stoves usually have it on the door or near it , the damper.
Nothing to watch on TH-cam on a Saturday night, time to watch Foresty's newest video a second time!
Hey Foresty, I've got a folding rv ladder with your name on it, gratis if you want to pick it up next time you're in the city.
@Michael Rows Goes without saying. Will even throw in a free shower.
@Michael Rows Me: Provides false address. Entire FF Nation shows up thinking I've organized a Meetup.
@Michael Rows How did we get from an offer on a folding rv ladder to a beer bash at the North Pole in six comments?
I am old enough to be your mothers mother. So dont get creeped out when i tell you that you're are the spitting image of "the love of my life" who passed away long ago. He was also very like you; the humor and the "know-how". Youre My favorite vlog. I gotta say I am concerned about the dangers of you "climbing" alone. We need you to stick around. Dont feel pressured to do dangerous adventures; we'd be content having a cuppa☕ around the new fireplace with our feet up listening to stories.
My sister, whos older than me👵, loves you to pieces too! Lol!!
Give us a quick note to say you’re ok!
Nicely Done Foresty. You've got skills and a great sense of humour. 🤪🇨🇦
even if you run out of hiking, I'd still watch just footage of you living for a week. very relaxing and interesting
Great job on the install! It looks so cozy in there now. Gives you something to watch and relax to at night.
Smart man to put that fire place, hard times you will take care of yourself in multiple ways!!!
Stove is a great addition!!! Stay safe out there Foresty 😊
Forest, is there anything you can’t do???
You amaze me …
Enjoy your humble life !!
🙏🏻❤️🥰✌️👏🏻
Sweet!! you did toasty-warm good with that setup; especially outside !! Just noticed you got that screen protector in to! Birch is the best wood in BC. Burns hot & quick. Can get sappy tho if wet & you dont want fast creosote building up in those pipes; from green birch & suddenly a chimney fire starts. (heated solely by wood for a couple years, living in Parson, BC) You can buy some powdered creosote preventer & a few granules in your fire; will help prevent that. :)
FF looking so relaxed, hot drink, next to the wood burner. Awesome
Loved this episode. Especially your “not according to recommendations “ alterations. You’re a fun guy, don’t seem like a pure introvert…I’m always surprised you don’t travel with anybody else. Oh and that soup looked great!
Worth it just to hear Foresty say "roof boot" and the gasketlingus scene.
Nice job on that stove. Just another great addition to the van. Can't wait to see what you come up with next!! Take care, Al
Wood stoves are certainly a valued backup to the diesel heater. The ambience they provide is in itself a worthy asset. There real value is if the electricity or diesel malfunctions most people can find something to burn to stay warm. It's a survival mechanism that has no equal when you are in the woods.
Mastic strip under the boot frame might work better than sealant if it leaks later on. Takes nads to cut a 7 inch hole in the roof of your van😁
the beauty of using fire is it warms you twice.
Nicely done, Sir Forest.
A wood stove is a great idea for extended stays in the back country. Dry poplar is a surprisingly good choice for stove burning. It burns hot and clean, and produces no big cinders (clunkers) that birch and fir leave after a slow burn.
Wow! What a difference, with that stove, burning 🔥 in the
background! Pretty cool!
Foresty as long as you use hard wood in the woodstove you won't have as much creosote build up. Hardwood also smokes much less.
Foresty Forest the Genius Builder
That even rhymes!
Wow that's the best designed caboose I've ever seen. I grew up in a northern community with no motor vehicles just team of horses pulling a sleigh but on real cold days we'd put a caboose on the sleigh with cheap tin stove and ordinary tin stove pipes.
I always wanted to put a wood stove in my camper. Thank you for showing me that a wood stove would be more trouble than it's worth. The diesel heater makes life so much easier.
I am a new subscriber to your channel and I must admit I am hooked your series and I now will be trying to find a used Quigley and build one myself even though I have a 30ft travel trailer and a Bigfoot slide-in camper 🙄 The Quigley seems to be quite the elusive vehicle here in Alaska. Forest, I am looking forward to more videos!
Amazing! I'm wanting to be where you are, in sure independence, resilience, and frugality. Kudos to you for having such remarkable traits.
FF, mate how about building a racking to go around your chimney where you could store your cut up logs. Would act as a good heat shield and dry them out.
Cool idea!
@@forestyforest you just have to be careful, I've had logs catch on fire after leaving them to dry around/above the wood stove before. Using wood logs as a heat shield might not be the safest in a van haha
Wow, insanity, I can’t believe he installed a wood oven in a van! I thought I was hard core when I installed one in a modified cube fishing tent with the welder’s blanket around the hole.
Maybe you could plumb the stove to heat a water tank, hot water and possibly a shower??? Luxury.
I thought snow chains were adjustable so fit a range of tyre sizes? I would get them. If you get stuck you would definitely wish you had them.
Very well filmed this episode. A*.
Forests “mobile log cabin cooking show” 😂👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻 Love all the “advice” you get from the comfort of their homes!
Msg on patreon has appeared today 🤞
Is he ok?
Thanksgiving leftovers and a foresty forest video, what a life 😎
Forestry where are you? are you okay?
Foresti, you eat better than most people. Your cooking is excellent. I can tell that food is delicious
Where you at forest it's been a week.. hope everything is blessed wit chyu
Wood stove seems like a good idea for day time and diesel for overnight.
Wicked setup
How do you get more done with a jigsaw than I do with a shop full of tools? I have watched and enjoyed every one of your videos! Stay safe and blessed!
He' s like bob villa and chuck norris combined.