Cute lil booger 👌made several myself. Not quite perfect but functional. 15 gal drum stove kept me scorching hot in a tent all this winter....👍 thumbs up.
Dear mister, It looks really wonderful. Thank you very much for sharing and indeed for the inspiration. Shortly, I will have my first go to make a woodstove. Thank you. your movies certainly are guiding. Thanks. Ernst, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Thanks for the video! Another great inspiration! I just got the valve out of an old propane tank yesterday. Going to be a wood stove soon. Break out the cutting wheels and welder and here we go!
@@t.h.o.r. my little wood stove works great! I put the larger sticks (about 2" diameter) on the bottom level and smaller sticks on top of them with kindling and tinder on top of that. Starts burning from top goes to bottom. Once it's burning good there isn't any smoke coming from the chimney. Burns hot and clean. Should be good for my little shack I'm building. Amazing what can be done with scraps and imagination.
Great idea I have one I Made out of a steam tank for my shop I burn any clean wood up to 4 ft lenght and as big around as I’m able to lift in It keeps the property clean of debris and my tools dry
-45 in winter here, so little stove would be high maintanence here when its frigid. I use a 45 gal air tank, it has a tough time heating my garage when it's that cold.. but once you get it warm... it's awesome... I experienced with used oil (Drip Feed) with a small hair dryer and WOW No Problem turned the complete stove cherry red.. I'm doin a 2x20 gal tank (vertical) with a 5 gal tank on top,,, my idea is to use oil in the top 5 gal tank, with a small air supply maybe... if i need it.... I regret selling my store bought cement lined Valley Comfort, but buddy moved into a mobile home, and those things are pitiful... I like your stove looks awesome... Years ago I built a fresh air furnace, you put the firebox in a small shed and pipe the warm air into your place.. It worked wonderful until the temp dropped to -10, I used a thermostat controlled fan so when the temp got were i wanted it shut off the fan... I love that idea but it didn't work around here.. Anywhoo ... i haven't built a stove for a very long time, and was ckn out your video cause I need to mke some hinges.. I might have to steal your idea for hinges.. So Thanks
Very interesting. I live in a small camper in a forest and I froze all last winter (I'm in Canda). My camper is not insulated at all but I tried to do a few things to make it better for the winter. Long story short...I need to do a MUCH better job for this upcoming winter. What you made here would be absolutely perfect for me. I did use a kerosene heater last winter and it kept me alive, but i'd be foolish to not move to a wood stove considering I have an unlimited supply around me. Good stuff, you got yourself a subscriber :)
Hello from the backwoods of Ireland I've made a few of these over the years if you use fire bricks and internal baffle plate they last my one gave after 12 years have to make a new one no welding just a drill and a grinder so lots of bolts! 😂
Perfect - you will need a bit of gear, but if you have welder and grinder then you are most of the way there. just stay sensible- the de gassing is simple- purge residual gas by releasing small bleed screw on side of valve till empty. unscrew the valve and stand the bottle upside down for a hour or so before you start cutting. The thin 1mm cutting discs are amazing for slicing bottle up. check my other vids for how to do various parts.
I do have some modest metal working tools, including a small MIG and various grinders / cutters, and the skills to pull it off (I think). My thought is LP bottle for the burner, and my soon-to-be-replaced steel domestic water heater (40 gallon) as the smoke chamber. I will also have a soon-to-be-unneeded 275 gallon oil tank I could use, but I think that's bigger than I realistically need. I'll weigh my options after I strip the insulation off the HW tank and see if it's big enough. If it's not... we're going BIG with the 275.
Awesome! That's what I was hoping. It's still a little hard to tell... it's in the jacket and still running ;) One of these days I'll finish up my new boiler install.....
wow, i hope you are able to see my message... So i am in the planning build stage and was looking at leaving out a bathroom but then thought, could copper pipping wrap around a wood burning stove in order to heat a metal bath tub... its almost pretty much an off grid bath tub set up... does anyone think this is possible or not, and any comments on this idea.i think this will help me plan out my set up more.... sorry for the long essay.... i think it would be a cool way to heat a bath tub.
yes- I make stainless steel chimney wraps that carry 6 litres of water around the chimney with a pipe top an bottom.. bottom pipe comes from a tank mounted slightly higher than the chimney heater. top pipe connects to the top of the same tank. when the fire is running, water is heated and the thermosiphon effect carries it upward and into the tank. cooler water replaces it in the bottom. it takes just 30 mins to get a bathfull of nice warrm water.
@@t.h.o.r. WOW, bro you should or do you have a video of this i might have to get me one. i know i might take a minute to get warm but to sit in a hot relaxing bath in a box truck after a long day of work and relax sounds so good...
As a welder I’m terrified of welding a container that had something flammable or explosive inside, how do you purge them to be sure cutting the small tank is not an explosion hazard?
Oh whenever I do anything dangerous I gather all the neighborhood into my concrete bunker down the end of the street and do it all by remote control. see my latest video on the bunker
OK- here we go: This is how I do it - Im not advocating that anyone else does it. 1; open purge screw to release residual pressure. 2: remove brass tap. 3: stand bottle upside down outside for 12 hours. 4: Proceed with cutting welding drilling. I guess that over all the years of making these Ive emptied several hundred bottles and never had any issues with this method. My offgrid water is precious so I dont fill them with water. there is simply no need.
Hi from central Otago fellow 🥝 😅Aha! I knew you had a LPG fire build video somewhere 😂I'm building a new two cylinder burner model at the moment, I've got a single bottle one right now but I'm doing a double horizontal model. Quick question though. How long did you purge yours before you started cutting into them? I've removed the taps and been filling them with water for the past three days and emptying and refilling at the end of the day.oh also Where did you get your door glass?
You really want to know? I take the valve out of the empty bottle- tip it upside down and go have a coffee- when I come back - I rip into it with a cutting disc. Ive done about 70 per year for over 22 years now. the glass is fire proof Shott glass. any glass place will get it for you- Its $700 per m2! blazingstoves.wixsite.com/blazingstoves
that is a really cool stove,, i'd buy 1 if you'd make 1 for me, i'm in florida,, yes i know the shipping cost would be nuts,, but hey,, quality work is quality work, i want 1
Thus is the most inexpensive stove I build. The features are at a minimum . In other my other videos you will find stoves with more features to make them suitable for more serious use
Do you sell any that you make?? I'm off grid in a travel trailer/ camper. I live in the Appalachian mountains in Pennsylvania. Winters are cold. This is gonna be my first winter off grid
yes - Ive made and sold hundreds- but only in New Zealand. freight from here is a ridiculous price. Thats why I show people how to make them - I have many videos of many designs
I used to make them- now retired. you will find all details of how they are made in my videos on this play list th-cam.com/play/PLyv0yXw8MSrE7F4SOvJ8oJgo3x7Yc8KYK.html
Anywhere that sells fireplaces will help you with a 100mm 4" flue kit to suit your installation. I can send you what you need if you are in New Zealand
Only for Primary Dwellings- they are trying to reduce fossil fuelled fires. for some reason schools hospitals prisons churches, cabins huts and boats are exempt
I dont paint the inside. The grates and the baffle plate usually need replacing at the 5-6 year point but the only ones that Ive made that have rusted have been used outside and sat full of water. wet wood ash is highly corrosive
The best heatproof I can buy- and funnily enough its made in a shed by the guy in the next town from here. Ive tried several stove heatproofs- some are complete rubbish- This one has my seal of approval- 4 colours 1150f resistance. www.biosymph.co.nz/default.asp
Hello Zen. I try to inspire people with my vids. My aim is not to hold viewers hand and walk them through each project step by step. I'm sure that if you have tools to do the projects, then by watching the vids in detail you will see how each part is made. There are several woodstove builds and there will be more. Right now I'm in the shed working on a cool little methelated spirits heater for boats and small campers.
Cute lil booger 👌made several myself. Not quite perfect but functional. 15 gal drum stove kept me scorching hot in a tent all this winter....👍 thumbs up.
Cheers brother from Houston, Texas. I love this idea
Dear mister, It looks really wonderful. Thank you very much for sharing and indeed for the inspiration. Shortly, I will have my first go to make a woodstove. Thank you. your movies certainly are guiding. Thanks. Ernst, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Thank you for taking the time to comment!
Wicked stoves. Great craftsmanship, I’m getting some ideas to make my own.
Go for it!
Thanks for the video! Another great inspiration! I just got the valve out of an old propane tank yesterday. Going to be a wood stove soon. Break out the cutting wheels and welder and here we go!
Well? - how did it go?
@@t.h.o.r. my little wood stove works great! I put the larger sticks (about 2" diameter) on the bottom level and smaller sticks on top of them with kindling and tinder on top of that. Starts burning from top goes to bottom. Once it's burning good there isn't any smoke coming from the chimney. Burns hot and clean. Should be good for my little shack I'm building. Amazing what can be done with scraps and imagination.
Great idea I have one I
Made out of a steam tank for my shop I burn any clean wood up to 4 ft lenght and as big around as I’m able to lift in It keeps the property clean of debris and my tools dry
Man she is a beautiful, nice clean fab job!!!!
Thank you kindly
Mabey I'll have to have send me one .how much do you need ????
-45 in winter here, so little stove would be high maintanence here when its frigid. I use a 45 gal air tank, it has a tough time heating my garage when it's that cold.. but once you get it warm... it's awesome... I experienced with used oil (Drip Feed) with a small hair dryer and WOW No Problem turned the complete stove cherry red.. I'm doin a 2x20 gal tank (vertical) with a 5 gal tank on top,,, my idea is to use oil in the top 5 gal tank, with a small air supply maybe... if i need it.... I regret selling my store bought cement lined Valley Comfort, but buddy moved into a mobile home, and those things are pitiful... I like your stove looks awesome... Years ago I built a fresh air furnace, you put the firebox in a small shed and pipe the warm air into your place.. It worked wonderful until the temp dropped to -10, I used a thermostat controlled fan so when the temp got were i wanted it shut off the fan... I love that idea but it didn't work around here.. Anywhoo ... i haven't built a stove for a very long time, and was ckn out your video cause I need to mke some hinges.. I might have to steal your idea for hinges.. So Thanks
tiny stove for tiny house
Those are gorgeous!
Awesome dude! You ROCK!
Great looking stoves, I may have to build me one,Thanks mate👍👊
Thank You Great videos 👍
So how do u safely cut them open cuz I have a few lying around
These are awesome!
Glad you think so!
Very nice work mate... 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow this is well made
Very interesting. I live in a small camper in a forest and I froze all last winter (I'm in Canda). My camper is not insulated at all but I tried to do a few things to make it better for the winter. Long story short...I need to do a MUCH better job for this upcoming winter. What you made here would be absolutely perfect for me. I did use a kerosene heater last winter and it kept me alive, but i'd be foolish to not move to a wood stove considering I have an unlimited supply around me. Good stuff, you got yourself a subscriber :)
those are very nice. I saw an "Ozpig", bit over the top with the price. Gonna buy one to stew and curry duck and lamb
Awesome 🔥👌
Very nice thank you
Hello from the backwoods of Ireland I've made a few of these over the years if you use fire bricks and internal baffle plate they last my one gave after 12 years have to make a new one no welding just a drill and a grinder so lots of bolts! 😂
Beaty, gotta build one for my garage so i don't freeze my ass off.
Cool idea. I might try something similar as a fire box for an offset smoker.
Perfect - you will need a bit of gear, but if you have welder and grinder then you are most of the way there. just stay sensible- the de gassing is simple- purge residual gas by releasing small bleed screw on side of valve till empty. unscrew the valve and stand the bottle upside down for a hour or so before you start cutting. The thin 1mm cutting discs are amazing for slicing bottle up. check my other vids for how to do various parts.
I do have some modest metal working tools, including a small MIG and various grinders / cutters, and the skills to pull it off (I think).
My thought is LP bottle for the burner, and my soon-to-be-replaced steel domestic water heater (40 gallon) as the smoke chamber. I will also have a soon-to-be-unneeded 275 gallon oil tank I could use, but I think that's bigger than I realistically need. I'll weigh my options after I strip the insulation off the HW tank and see if it's big enough. If it's not... we're going BIG with the 275.
Hey- Ive used the steel hot water cylinders, they are a great resource .
Awesome! That's what I was hoping. It's still a little hard to tell... it's in the jacket and still running ;) One of these days I'll finish up my new boiler install.....
would loke to see you make one from start to finish
check my woodstove playlist- there are several
Just what I needed to see! Just had my 12x16 Garden Shed built and need a tiny wood stove idea. You gave it to me, Thank you!
Thats great Steve, have a look at my latest woodstove video- It shows you all the various parts
I make a seminar wood stove, however mine are taller to save the old back. Weld on!! Mate!
That really nice, we live off grid also and learning and acquiring new knowledge. Awesome and question, do you sell?
Where can I go to look at ordering one.. I'm in whitianga..I live on my yacht and want one for it
Love your work. Have you put baffle plates inside and experimented with secondary air at all? Cheers
Where do you get the gas bottles from?
Good on ya, mate!
wow, i hope you are able to see my message... So i am in the planning build stage and was looking at leaving out a bathroom but then thought, could copper pipping wrap around a wood burning stove in order to heat a metal bath tub... its almost pretty much an off grid bath tub set up... does anyone think this is possible or not, and any comments on this idea.i think this will help me plan out my set up more.... sorry for the long essay.... i think it would be a cool way to heat a bath tub.
yes- I make stainless steel chimney wraps that carry 6 litres of water around the chimney with a pipe top an bottom.. bottom pipe comes from a tank mounted slightly higher than the chimney heater. top pipe connects to the top of the same tank. when the fire is running, water is heated and the thermosiphon effect carries it upward and into the tank. cooler water replaces it in the bottom. it takes just 30 mins to get a bathfull of nice warrm water.
@@t.h.o.r. WOW, bro you should or do you have a video of this i might have to get me one. i know i might take a minute to get warm but to sit in a hot relaxing bath in a box truck after a long day of work and relax sounds so good...
I think that's a great idea!
@@t.h.o.r. that would probably work for heating shower water, too.
@@mikemcgown6362 Oh it heats my oversize outdoor bath that I made from offcuts of insulated coolstore panel
Great job! I’m wondering what size stove pipe did you use? Also, where can I purchase small diameter stove pipe? Thanks
I use 100 mm 2mm wall tube
Love the finish in this unit!! What paint did you use?
Its the best heatproof metallic black I can find made by Forrest Paints in the USA
Nice and simple design. Do you have the plans so I can try having one made or try it myself?
Cheers 🍻
You shouldnt need 'plans' - Its all there in a viodeo
How does the front air vent work ?
Looks like it's a screw in/out that I've not seen on others.
yes it screws in and out opening around the entire edge
Have you made any videos about how to make the propane tank wood stoves???
yes, many . see my playlists on my chanel, th-cam.com/play/PLyv0yXw8MSrE7F4SOvJ8oJgo3x7Yc8KYK.html
As a welder I’m terrified of welding a container that had something flammable or explosive inside, how do you purge them to be sure cutting the small tank is not an explosion hazard?
Oh whenever I do anything dangerous I gather all the neighborhood into my concrete bunker down the end of the street and do it all by remote control. see my latest video on the bunker
@@t.h.o.r. I was actually trying to find something out, that's why I asked. I ended up learning from another guys channel, so thanks anyway.
OK- here we go: This is how I do it - Im not advocating that anyone else does it. 1; open purge screw to release residual pressure. 2: remove brass tap. 3: stand bottle upside down outside for 12 hours. 4: Proceed with cutting welding drilling. I guess that over all the years of making these Ive emptied several hundred bottles and never had any issues with this method. My offgrid water is precious so I dont fill them with water. there is simply no need.
Love it ! But can't find tiny woodstove out here thow...Not many at all to do custom either .
How do I order the one in this video... but with an ash tray or scoop under if possible.. and if I can order.. do you ship to the US?
Sorry no shipping out of here is really hard . have a good look at the how to vids in the woodstove playlist
Hi from central Otago fellow 🥝 😅Aha! I knew you had a LPG fire build video somewhere 😂I'm building a new two cylinder burner model at the moment, I've got a single bottle one right now but I'm doing a double horizontal model. Quick question though. How long did you purge yours before you started cutting into them? I've removed the taps and been filling them with water for the past three days and emptying and refilling at the end of the day.oh also Where did you get your door glass?
You really want to know? I take the valve out of the empty bottle- tip it upside down and go have a coffee- when I come back - I rip into it with a cutting disc. Ive done about 70 per year for over 22 years now. the glass is fire proof Shott glass. any glass place will get it for you- Its $700 per m2! blazingstoves.wixsite.com/blazingstoves
that is a really cool stove,, i'd buy 1 if you'd make 1 for me, i'm in florida,, yes i know the shipping cost would be nuts,, but hey,, quality work is quality work, i want 1
Do you have deliveries to texas??
Sorry- getting stuff out of NZ is crazy expensive
Stove looks good nice clean fabrication, smooth paint but how do you get ashes out while a fire is going ?
Thus is the most inexpensive stove I build. The features are at a minimum . In other my other videos you will find stoves with more features to make them suitable for more serious use
Having grown up in a household where wood was the only heat it did not occur to me that this was a question anyone might have.
@@fishhuntadventure cause they never lived it lol. just shovel the ashes out once a week it somehow blows their minds
Do you sell any that you make?? I'm off grid in a travel trailer/ camper. I live in the Appalachian mountains in Pennsylvania. Winters are cold. This is gonna be my first winter off grid
yes - Ive made and sold hundreds- but only in New Zealand. freight from here is a ridiculous price. Thats why I show people how to make them - I have many videos of many designs
hey can in buy one of these? ius there a website or somewhere to purchase?
I used to make them- now retired. you will find all details of how they are made in my videos on this play list th-cam.com/play/PLyv0yXw8MSrE7F4SOvJ8oJgo3x7Yc8KYK.html
Where did you get the flues?
Anywhere that sells fireplaces will help you with a 100mm 4" flue kit to suit your installation. I can send you what you need if you are in New Zealand
I’d like to buy one from you. How can I get in touch
Do you have videos or more info on your other models?
Yes lots- try looking
How much?? Could you please send me a price list
Just wondering, when you sell these do you have to pass any regulations around fireplaces for indoors?
Only for Primary Dwellings- they are trying to reduce fossil fuelled fires. for some reason schools hospitals prisons churches, cabins huts and boats are exempt
Hey mate, you spray the inside with high heat paint? Also, how long do one of these hold up overtime?
I dont paint the inside. The grates and the baffle plate usually need replacing at the 5-6 year point but the only ones that Ive made that have rusted have been used outside and sat full of water. wet wood ash is highly corrosive
TinyHouse and Offgrid Resources good to know thanks!
Yesssss a fellow kiwi
Wheres the website?? Wanting to check out prices plz
Do you buy the doors or fabricate them yourself?
made from 4mm plate
What kinda paint do you use???
The best heatproof I can buy- and funnily enough its made in a shed by the guy in the next town from here. Ive tried several stove heatproofs- some are complete rubbish- This one has my seal of approval- 4 colours 1150f resistance. www.biosymph.co.nz/default.asp
Can I buy the one on the right from the end?
Im in New Zaeland
Are there any plans available for any of these designs?
Hello Zen. I try to inspire people with my vids. My aim is not to hold viewers hand and walk them through each project step by step. I'm sure that if you have tools to do the projects, then by watching the vids in detail you will see how each part is made. There are several woodstove builds and there will be more. Right now I'm in the shed working on a cool little methelated spirits heater for boats and small campers.
Could i buy one off you ? Whats your prices
blazingstoves.wixsite.com/blazingstoves
do u sell them?
Yes I make a whole range of fires - but no exports because the cost is ridiculous
How much would you charge to make one of these
They take me a day and a half and I charge $350 nz
Hi. Do you sell these?
Victor Hooper: He does NOT sell these. He makes them for personal use ONLY. He has 14 currently in his livingroom burning all at once.
How much
$380 nz
I’m keen for the 1 with window and a tray that I can’t empty ashes
Thanks for the video 👍 subs today
Stoves amaizing. But please Make one for your self looks you have a running nose 👃😂
That's just rude.
@@chuckkillawood8229 sorry buddy. That was a joke. You making stoves but your self get cold 🤣nothing about your illness. Don't get me wrong 👍🏽
Puros tarros pintados ninguna gracia.
Do you sell
Only In New Zealand Trisha. blazingstoves.wixsite.com/blazingstoves