Every time I see that green Chevy sitting in the background it reminds me of the one I had 30 years ago. Midnight blue and sitting on 40’s!!! Man, I had a lot of fun in that old pickup. Oh yeah, nice job on the stove too!!!
@@westcoastsaw1368 😂 I’m 6’3” tall and Old Blue was kinda difficult to climb into. I downsized from 44’s to 40’s and the bedrail was still taller than me. Years later I removed six inches of lift and downsized to 38’s. If I had it to do all over again I would run the 40’s. I feel like they’re a good compromise, not to small and not to big.
I've burned wood for 15 years, and I've always wanted to build my own stove and this beast sets the bar pretty high, as far as badass goes. This is awesome!
Awesome. I almost went with a wood stove for my garage. But went with a diesel heater installed outside in an enclosure. The way I designed it there are no fumes inside. Great work on that wood stove. Love the heat exchanger
Awesome stove buddy for your awesome man cave/shop!! But I’d definitely love to see more on the awesome looking square body that I happened to see in the background!!! I’m definitely a big fan of the older square body trucks and of course the 1967-1972 round body style trucks also!! And yes I have several of each and are all 1TON 4x4 trucks also!!!!
Thats what im talkin about Gordy! Love the Mack bulldog! We don't need to worry about heat up here in the great pac Northwest! 😂 when I drove a 359 long nose Pete and a 69' Mack bulldog for Atlas out of PA they had an oil burner furnace in the shop. Used diesel engine oil=nice heat! Greta shut that down though and their wash rack for trucks too 🙄 #earthfirst #logtheplanet this stove kit should be up for sale in your store soon right? 😉
From 0:08 up until this time, 0:10 those two seconds, is worth watching over and over a few times. It goes from the barn to the woodshed and back-and-forth and it’s an absolutely beautiful shot!!!!!!
We cut/stack our own wood in our "woodshed" on our ranch for our 4 families that use it (and others in town we sell to), then I have to grab truckloads to move it to my property. Anyone who has had to stack/cut, etc... knows that is a thing of beauty.
Nice job! It should last a long time. I built my fireplace insert, about 1986, out of 5/16 plate steel and lined the bottom and sides with firebrick. I also put a flame diverter on top, inside that warped, but still worked well. I made my door with the slot for the rope on the door so it wouldn`t warp. I cut a hole in the door to put in some neo-ceramic glass, I think it was called. It looked and worked like new in 2009 when I left. I think the new owners are still using it. I built it in one night because the flippen oil stove was a piece of crap and quit working! I hate oil stoves! Take care
Nice job fellas. The fitter/welder slash machinist looks pretty handy. Treat em good, guys like him are becoming hard to find. I'm older & have a wide range of skills. Nice work, waiting on the next one. Later.
SWEET STOVE. square body chevy looks nice to and in your other vid seen you have some undercutter axes most folks thing there Pulaski but they where used in canada and nor cali logging keep the vids coming
U boys fit right in eastern Ky…dad was a electrician/fabricator/whatever needed doner n deep mines and lotta good ol boys with skills like you fellers…I liked the walk in showin that beautiful domain and neatest woodpile in PNW….I throw stack mine on pallets leavin air gaps…oak hickory beech ash maple…my bulldog is the 3 legged variety…musta took a spill.. Good work men…matt
Shouldn’t the lower damper be fully open when pushed in? If it’s open while the bull dog is sticking out, it will be so annoying to start fires and load her up when you want her burning hot.?
while i burn wood in my house and it's nice my shop is radiant. rolling around on and walking on cold floors sucks and waiting for a wood stove to warm the place up sucks. i only use maybe 250 gallons of propane per year and spent 5k adding the whole boiler system.
you can smooth out the paint with a leveler. It comes in an aerosol can and makes the pain finish look more even. I used it a couple of decades ago when I was rebuilding major appliances for a Maytag retail store that sold new and refurbished appliance to touch up scratches etc. It levels out the edges!
I have built one tubed heat exchanger and have several friends make other variations. They do heat well for a while. The one thing we all forget is creosote build up and how to clean the things during the season. Once a year solvent wash and sandblast does a soso job. We cam to the conclusion that gaskets and disassembly were the only real solution.It is good looking, likely drive you out of the shop at temps over -10F outside. Light weight and portable, too!
Quick simple addictive will be sand my friends it will add more thermo insulation and will provide radiant heat once it’s heated. Have fun and thank you for showing us this I will add pipes on mine now .
WOW, now that’s one heck of a wood stove. Once it’s fully burning, how much heat does it put into the shop and where do you keep the damper to keep the heat steady? Rock on!!
Great job if I were to build it the only thing I would do differently is I would bring the woodstove flew into the front of your heat exchanger and take the chimney out the back so you will have 3 feet of heat exchanger instead of just the center I believe it would absorb and deliver more heat to the building but very nice job❤️🔥🇺🇸 This one video made me subscribe and decide to go search the rest of your content I think I’m going to enjoy this🇺🇸🇺🇸
Looks great I've burned wood heated the house 10 years now just the barn /shop have built stoves you shouldn't have painted it won't last get some stove black its great stuff even when restoring old rusty stoves and it will last for years you can get two tubes for 15 bucks I just redid my shop stove finishing off the old tube and its been 10 years or so that paint will cook off quick on the drum and you could even use it on there be sure to wear a pair of gloves hard to get off hands and some brands are better than others I've gotten some that wasn't worth a dime I've even done it for friends over the years and they loved it keep going and weld on
Oh I’ve had it just over 10 years somebody else built the box in 1955 with a stick welder I’ve done just a little by little on it until this video I’d say we probably have a week total into messing around with it
BEAUTIFUL SHOP..... FIRST CLASS ALL THE WAY!!! : )
Amen
Retired, Veteran
Every time I see that green Chevy sitting in the background it reminds me of the one I had 30 years ago. Midnight blue and sitting on 40’s!!! Man, I had a lot of fun in that old pickup. Oh yeah, nice job on the stove too!!!
I am thinking of putting 40’s on mine it’s a little hard to get into right now 🤣
@@westcoastsaw1368 😂 I’m 6’3” tall and Old Blue was kinda difficult to climb into. I downsized from 44’s to 40’s and the bedrail was still taller than me. Years later I removed six inches of lift and downsized to 38’s. If I had it to do all over again I would run the 40’s. I feel like they’re a good compromise, not to small and not to big.
Thanks for the vid Gordy and Russ.
This is the ultimate man cave wood stove and thanks to the pair of you the blueprint is available for everyone 🤘👍👊
Looks like a work of art, built like a tank. I like how you used a driveshaft to vent to the back. Nice job. 👍
That thing is the muscle car of wood stoves. I love it!
A Mad Max wood stove!
That's what I thought when I saw it. The double A gasser of wood stoves.
Very impressive sir especially the woodshed!!!
Looks Hella good Gordy nice job would expect nothing less from you. Keep up the great work!!
The shop envy hurts so bad! 😀Chainsaws, mills and metal, think you fellas are in magic place!
I've burned wood for 15 years, and I've always wanted to build my own stove and this beast sets the bar pretty high, as far as badass goes. This is awesome!
Check out Kyle Christ's stove. It's not quite done yet, but it's ridiculous.
F*×+ yeah 👍
It is not called a dampner. It just called a damper.
@@kenpashina8123 You know what he meant though, huh? Why are you replying to this comment with that critique?
@Larry Chüper it is an incorrect term should use the correct name
She looks good!! Nice job guys!!!
Lots of skill! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome Video Gordy!! That is the "Road Warrior" of stoves!! Amazing!! Your Videos are awesome! You really need to make more!👍🏻 👍🏻
Awesome. I almost went with a wood stove for my garage. But went with a diesel heater installed outside in an enclosure. The way I designed it there are no fumes inside. Great work on that wood stove. Love the heat exchanger
I miss Washington everyday. Seeing your property makes me miss it even more. Badass stove for a badass shop!!! God bless bud. Happy new year
Nice work👍
When that thing gets fired up, I may actually feel the heat all the way here in Southeastern Pennsylvania!
Bad ass stove! Very nice work!
Awesome stove buddy for your awesome man cave/shop!! But I’d definitely love to see more on the awesome looking square body that I happened to see in the background!!! I’m definitely a big fan of the older square body trucks and of course the 1967-1972 round body style trucks also!! And yes I have several of each and are all 1TON 4x4 trucks also!!!!
What I wouldn't do for one...
Gordy, when do we get an in depth shop and cool rig tour!!!!
Ahhh to be young and tough again! Nice work! Now you will have to build a trick wood splitter.....
That is impressive Gordy!!!
Thats what im talkin about Gordy! Love the Mack bulldog! We don't need to worry about heat up here in the great pac Northwest! 😂 when I drove a 359 long nose Pete and a 69' Mack bulldog for Atlas out of PA they had an oil burner furnace in the shop. Used diesel engine oil=nice heat! Greta shut that down though and their wash rack for trucks too 🙄 #earthfirst #logtheplanet this stove kit should be up for sale in your store soon right? 😉
From 0:08 up until this time, 0:10 those two seconds, is worth watching over and over a few times. It goes from the barn to the woodshed and back-and-forth and it’s an absolutely beautiful shot!!!!!!
We cut/stack our own wood in our "woodshed" on our ranch for our 4 families that use it (and others in town we sell to), then I have to grab truckloads to move it to my property. Anyone who has had to stack/cut, etc... knows that is a thing of beauty.
"Built like a brick sh*t house" comes to mind. Nice to see the piston made it back to it's rightful home.
Yea welding and grinding brought Russ and I back to our roots of building construction equipment we had a blast
This is awesome! Looks like the Mack Truck damper might get in the way could move it over and double joint it inside.
Awesome stove! That's exactly the way I start my fires too! haha!
By far, the baddest, most creative wood stove I’ve ever seen! 😮
Gordy! I know your channels more about saws, but it would be cool to see a shop tour one video! And explain your cool old pickups!
That is such a cool stove. I love the drive shaft vent.
Very good job guys. Awesome.e looking wood stove .
Coolest wood stove on the planet!!!
Nice build.. great function too!
This is awesome!
Nice job! It should last a long time. I built my fireplace insert, about 1986, out of 5/16 plate steel and lined the bottom and sides with firebrick. I also put a flame diverter on top, inside that warped, but still worked well. I made my door with the slot for the rope on the door so it wouldn`t warp. I cut a hole in the door to put in some neo-ceramic glass, I think it was called. It looked and worked like new in 2009 when I left. I think the new owners are still using it. I built it in one night because the flippen oil stove was a piece of crap and quit working! I hate oil stoves! Take care
a performer that looks good. great work and thanks for the vid
Awesome work! I also enjoy buring wood and building stoves. I'd also be interested in some videos showing your trucks. Cheers from Maine.
Great hot video , clear ,concise, great camera.☘️🇮🇪
I would love to see a detailed parts list and build blue print of that stove for some ideas on building my own. Live the used piston door handle.
Very nice. I have thought about putting a heat exchange similar to that on my stove in shop. Well done. Great video.
Nice job fellas. The fitter/welder slash machinist looks pretty handy. Treat em good, guys like him are becoming hard to find. I'm older & have a wide range of skills. Nice work, waiting on the next one. Later.
Yes you are right Russ is a rockstar Super talented at whatever he does he is also model employee key player here at westcoast saw 👍👍
SWEET STOVE. square body chevy looks nice to and in your other vid seen you have some undercutter axes most folks thing there Pulaski but they where used in canada and nor cali logging keep the vids coming
Yes those are cool I think I have 2
@@westcoastsaw1368 love all the oldschool stuff you got on display in your shop my type place. and your vid with jacob on the 661 was great
U boys fit right in eastern Ky…dad was a electrician/fabricator/whatever needed doner n deep mines and lotta good ol boys with skills like you fellers…I liked the walk in showin that beautiful domain and neatest woodpile in PNW….I throw stack mine on pallets leavin air gaps…oak hickory beech ash maple…my bulldog is the 3 legged variety…musta took a spill..
Good work men…matt
Thank you I wish I had some of your guys hardwood and try it in this stove 👌
@@westcoastsaw1368 ever try any pecan?
Nice shop!
Be interested to see it cleaned at the end of the season.
Pretty sweet, thanks for the ideas and solutions
Nice stove.
I want to see the truck!
Shouldn’t the lower damper be fully open when pushed in? If it’s open while the bull dog is sticking out, it will be so annoying to start fires and load her up when you want her burning hot.?
I totally agree We did not build the box I picked this box up about 10 years ago when it was built in 1955 so I just modified what they had
All that bad ass stove and all I'm stuck on is the bulldog. Lol. Hell yeah brother
Jheez! Gordy you can weld man! Impressive!
Shop stove is a must have and every shop must have one like this! Badass stove men
It’s a must thanks 👍
while i burn wood in my house and it's nice my shop is radiant. rolling around on and walking on cold floors sucks and waiting for a wood stove to warm the place up sucks. i only use maybe 250 gallons of propane per year and spent 5k adding the whole boiler system.
Wow! I sure would love to have a stove like that!!!!! Definitely deluxe!!!!
Very cool! Looking to build one of my own but for an outdoor kitchen setup. Awesome!
That’s bad ass bro very nice work not getting cold in there 🔥💪💪💪👍🪓
Man I am digging that thing it is awesome. Good job guys a little functional art.
you can smooth out the paint with a leveler. It comes in an aerosol can and makes the pain finish look more even. I used it a couple of decades ago when I was rebuilding major appliances for a Maytag retail store that sold new and refurbished appliance to touch up scratches etc. It levels out the edges!
That stove is bad ass ! Nice job boys !!
Nice job guys! That Stove is a big one! I need something nearly half that size! That stove of yours will definitely
crank out some serious BTU's!!
What an awsome shop !!!💪
Buckin Billy Ray wants to cut some red woods. Would be really cool to see y'all get together
Not only a monster stove, but the shop is cool too! That wood shed is killer.
realy love the build of the stove .
Man I love the videos.
Solid built wood burning machine! I can feel the heat coming off of it all the way up in Alaska. Nice job.
Amazing job on the wood stove 🥳🥳🥳🥳
That’s the kind of top notch stuff we would expect from Gordy, freaky sweet man!
Thank you
I have built one tubed heat exchanger and have several friends make other variations. They do heat well for a while. The one thing we all forget is creosote build up and how to clean the things during the season. Once a year solvent wash and sandblast does a soso job. We cam to the conclusion that gaskets and disassembly were the only real solution.It is good looking, likely drive you out of the shop at temps over -10F outside. Light weight and portable, too!
That’s good info I haven’t ever cleaned the pipes ever 🤦♂️I burn a ton of Fir and get it super hot once a day Will keep the creosote away 🤣👍
Throw a few aluminum cans in there from time to time. When they burn it does the same thing as those creosote sticks but waaaaay cheaper.
Pretty awesome boys!
Love the stove great job guys love one off 👊
Awesome job guys looks BA
Quick simple addictive will be sand my friends it will add more thermo insulation and will provide radiant heat once it’s heated. Have fun and thank you for showing us this I will add pipes on mine now .
Awesome job fellas!!
badass mad love from Northern AZ gents!!
I think the people need a proper shop and rig tour. Quite the setup you have there
Nice job guys that extra metal on the door I did it to all my stove to keep top and sides from warping
Yea it’s crazy how much they start moving when you add that much heat but now that we got the square tubing we don’t have any more warp👌
Killer fab! When will the axe handles be available for purchase?
Thank you they are on the way on the truck now so take a minute to get them I. The site but not long 👍
Good job thanks for the video
How about some info about those classic trucks in the shop? They look amazing from what I saw of the two stove videos. Thank you.
That stove very awesome, stay warm
WOW, now that’s one heck of a wood stove. Once it’s fully burning, how much heat does it put into the shop and where do you keep the damper to keep the heat steady? Rock on!!
Wonder if a circular baffle plate between the four straps midway between the pipes could make the outer pipes contribute more?
Excellent job 👍👍
That's one helluva stove!
Nice Mac Dog!
He's Got WOOD! And with that much Wood... a dude needs to stick it into something that blows a lot of heat.
Badass man. Totally digging it. 👌
that is very impressive any idea how many btu per square feet that will heat
I have no idea all I know is it heats the shop and we have no insulation it puts out enough you don’t want to stand next to it 🤣🤣👍
That is why the use cast iron for stove doors. Rolled steel has stresses in it that heat can cause the show up.
ho wow looks nasty. love the piston (stihl one.. rather prefer a husqvarna but ;) ), the bulldog and the big airflow can haha. good job !
Impressive work of wood burning art
Now THATS a Beautiful fire box.
Make any HotRodder envy
Nice work men!
Great job if I were to build it the only thing I would do differently is I would bring the woodstove flew into the front of your heat exchanger and take the chimney out the back so you will have 3 feet of heat exchanger instead of just the center I believe it would absorb and deliver more heat to the building but very nice job❤️🔥🇺🇸
This one video made me subscribe and decide to go search the rest of your content I think I’m going to enjoy this🇺🇸🇺🇸
How much you burn a day in the coldest time of year? A face cord a day? That’s a monster stove!
Prolly a wheel barrel full
A day
That thing is sweet. The welds are gorgeous. Is that fan loud?
Just fyi it's a "Damper" not a "Dampener"
Damper, dude.
Looks great I've burned wood heated the house 10 years now just the barn /shop have built stoves you shouldn't have painted it won't last get some stove black its great stuff even when restoring old rusty stoves and it will last for years you can get two tubes for 15 bucks I just redid my shop stove finishing off the old tube and its been 10 years or so that paint will cook off quick on the drum and you could even use it on there be sure to wear a pair of gloves hard to get off hands and some brands are better than others I've gotten some that wasn't worth a dime I've even done it for friends over the years and they loved it keep going and weld on
dang, that chevy is awesome
This stove is freaking cool! How many man hours in this thing?
Oh I’ve had it just over 10 years somebody else built the box in 1955 with a stick welder I’ve done just a little by little on it until this video I’d say we probably have a week total into messing around with it
wonder if the door would do better with less material if you use cast iron? Maybe it won't bow?