A Great Review of the stove and install of the Jack. I've two Winnerwell stoves, the Nomad in Small which I've used the most, and the Winnerwell Woodlander in Medium which I intend to use more this coming Winter. In my opinion all the Winnerwell stoves and accessories are just the best. I have the fast fold oven, I've used it on my Small Nomad. But I reckon it will work much better on my Medium Stove. All the best from the UK. Geordie
Geordie, I’ve been wondering about the fast fold oven. Does it work well? I would like an oven but do not want to have another sizable piece to lug around. The fast fold would be ideal if it works okay. Any additional thoughts? Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@adventuresofshadowdog The fast fold Oven will work really well on your Large Winnerwell Stove. I made some bread using it on the Small Nomad, but it took longer than it should have. Mainly as it lost some of its heating area on the base, the fast fold oven fits better on the top of the Medium and Large Stove. With it folding flat, it saves space for transporting, where the pipe Oven is another big space taken up in your vehicle. Another thing I love using on mine is a 3ltr water heater that uses the heat that is going up your chimney to boil your water. I don't have a Winnerwell water heater, mine is just another brand 3ltr steel half cylinder one that I had bought for a previous stove. But it works just aswell. Hope that helps, all the best. Geordie
That is really great info! Thanks for sharing. Sorry for the late reply. Been working too hard lately! Lol! I'm ordering the fast fold oven today! Again, thank you!
Hi, I highly recommend you adjust your stove pipe to a vertical position upon exiting the tent. It will allow the stove to 'breath' much better and keep the stove from overheating.
You did everything right. You did good mister. I just bought one finally because these would tent stoves sell out faster Santa can make’em. The only thing is that winnerwell has no front glass replacements. But will purchase the carry bag instead of a tote and extension legs. I have a bromance pomoly 6/8 person tent I want to try out soon. It has three stove jacks built in. But no upper vents. A person told me open a top stove jack the you you would open top vent leaving it semi Velcroed for better ventilation plus it has two lower vents for better ventilation but your canvas tent is perfect for your needs. Thank you for sharing your content with us. Keep’em coming when you can. Remember you did good for a so-called Novice SEMPER FI
Thanks so much for the positive comment! I have benefited so much from others who have posted helpful videos on so many subjects. It makes me happy to be able to give back a little. I’ve grown to love this stove more and more and can genuinely recommend it from experience. Thanks again for the nice comment!!!
Thank you SO much for your review of this unit. I was considering purchasing it and now I am SOLD. I can’t wait to make my purchase for camping this season in northeast Ohio. Actually, I like the tent you purchased as well bc I need a hot tent and the snaps were a great addition.
I am delighted that my review helped. I have no affiliation with the manufacturer and only did this review because I thought others might be interested AND because I am so grateful to other people who have done unbiased reviews on products I was interested in. I can honestly tell you that I grow to love this stove more and more each time I use it. I LOVE IT! By the way, I moved to Southern Utah a few years ago from Ohio. Ohio is near and dear to my heart and always will be. Please let me know if I can be of further help with the stove! Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Thanks for that nice comment! I agree with you. Most people are good people just trying to get by in this crazy world. I don’t know if you’ve watched any of my other videos about astrophotography and Rockhounding. I try to make them positive and share some of the beauties of creation. Please check them out and if you like them, consider subscribing. Thank You!
Thank you Sir! I enjoyed watching your "ineptitude", and I wish I would be able to do the same with my tent, that I plan to put it together soon. You are very creative, and your explanations really good, thanks again!
Thanks for watching and the comment. That’s a great suggestion! Do you remember where you bought your chimney thermometer or the brand or any further suggestions in that regard? Thanks again!
@@adventuresofshadowdog I just got a cheap one on Amazon that works just fine. I put it in a hard plastic case from HF to protect it while I transport it with my horses. When it’s super cold and running stove wide open it’s nice knowing how far you can push the stove temp before real danger begins.
Hi I own the same tent Been looking for different stoves and you've helped me take a look at The way I should design the pipe out thattend 2-45 degree pipes I like that --good job video was helpful Tom.D'E
Tom, really glad to hear the review video was helpful. I really love the Kodiak tent and this stove works great in it. I’ve used it now a couple of times this winter and it’s kept me toasty warm. Ive also learned a few things. 1. The two 45 degree angle pipes give me lots of options in how I position the stove inside the tent. However . . . 2. I wish I had placed the Jack about 1” lower. That would have been perfect. It’s just a tad high and that does limit me some as to the stove placement. I did set up the tent and measured the best I could where I wanted the Jack before installing it. So my recommendation is to do the same, just play around with the stove placement and do your best to get the Jack positioned just right. 3. I really like the Jack I used. Heavy duty and works real well. 4. Definitely get the “heat shield pipe piece” that fits through the Jack. That is really important and it works real well to keep the hot stove pipe from harming the tent, or worse! Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Happy Camping! Lance
Totally understand your desire to avoid additional processing firewood by getting the large but in what looks like a 10x10, it's a bit of overkill in heating that small of a space with a Large. Can you crank it down to a more practical burn? Also agree with someone's comment about the flue terminating more vertical. It would, in fact, help it draft more effectively.
Thank you for watching and commenting. This size stove does indeed put out a lot of heat. You can regulate it to some extend with the Flue damper and the air intake door. I do agree that a smaller size would be sufficient for a 10x10 tent. But I’ve been very happy with it and really am glad I don’t have to cut the wood to smaller sizes. I guess it boils down to personal preference. I also appreciate the comment about the flue terminating vertical. Thanks for mentioning that as I hope other viewers see that comment as well. I’ve learned some helpful tips from viewers such as you who have left comments. Thanks!
James, thank you for watching and commenting. I have come to love this stove more and more with each use. As mentioned in the video, I have no affiliation with the manufacturer. I am speaking strictly from my own experience with it, and I can highly recommend it. Thanks again!
I recently found a channel called Lost Lakes, and he does a ton of winter camping in Canada, where it gets really COLD. You might be interested in watching his stove set up. How he manages is amazing to me. (My idea of roughing it is no room service.) :)
Hey Paul! Good suggestion. So I was hoping to fit that small bucket in the tote. I was able to fit everything else related to the stove in the tote, but not the bucket. So, given that, I might as well take along a bigger bucket and I could use it to hold wood and gather wood. A coal bucket is a great suggestion! Thanks!!!
In all honesty this is the first stove I have owned personally. I have camped many times with friends and they had stoves. I do not know the brands though. But they too worked well. I know there are some other TH-cam videos by others showing comparisons. I wish I could help you more with this question. But all I can say is that I continue to love this stove and I can highly recommend it. It is on the expensive side. But I think it’s worth it. Good luck with your decision. Thank you for watching!
That’s a great suggestion! I’m not a welder and would not have thought of that. Thank you! Hopefully others will read through the comments as well and see yours. Super idea!
This is the Large Nomad stove: 18” in depth, 9.8” wide and 9.8” tall. That is the dimensions of the stove body. Please see the Winnerwell.US website for further details. Hope this helps!
A Great Review of the stove and install of the Jack.
I've two Winnerwell stoves, the Nomad in Small which I've used the most, and the Winnerwell Woodlander in Medium which I intend to use more this coming Winter. In my opinion all the Winnerwell stoves and accessories are just the best. I have the fast fold oven, I've used it on my Small Nomad. But I reckon it will work much better on my Medium Stove.
All the best from the UK.
Geordie
Geordie, I’ve been wondering about the fast fold oven. Does it work well? I would like an oven but do not want to have another sizable piece to lug around. The fast fold would be ideal if it works okay. Any additional thoughts?
Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@adventuresofshadowdog The fast fold Oven will work really well on your Large Winnerwell Stove. I made some bread using it on the Small Nomad, but it took longer than it should have. Mainly as it lost some of its heating area on the base, the fast fold oven fits better on the top of the Medium and Large Stove.
With it folding flat, it saves space for transporting, where the pipe Oven is another big space taken up in your vehicle. Another thing I love using on mine is a 3ltr water heater that uses the heat that is going up your chimney to boil your water.
I don't have a Winnerwell water heater, mine is just another brand 3ltr steel half cylinder one that I had bought for a previous stove. But it works just aswell.
Hope that helps, all the best.
Geordie
That is really great info! Thanks for sharing. Sorry for the late reply. Been working too hard lately! Lol! I'm ordering the fast fold oven today! Again, thank you!
Hi, I highly recommend you adjust your stove pipe to a vertical position upon exiting the tent. It will allow the stove to 'breath' much better and keep the stove from overheating.
Thank you for that recommendation. That makes sense to me. I will do that. And hopefully others will read your comment as well.
Enjoyed that. Thank you for taking the time. Well done Sir.
Thank you very much for leaving a nice comment. 😊
You did everything right. You did good mister. I just bought one finally because these would tent stoves sell out faster Santa can make’em. The only thing is that winnerwell has no front glass replacements. But will purchase the carry bag instead of a tote and extension legs. I have a bromance pomoly 6/8 person tent I want to try out soon. It has three stove jacks built in. But no upper vents. A person told me open a top stove jack the you you would open top vent leaving it semi Velcroed for better ventilation plus it has two lower vents for better ventilation but your canvas tent is perfect for your needs. Thank you for sharing your content with us. Keep’em coming when you can. Remember you did good for a so-called Novice
SEMPER FI
Thanks so much for the positive comment! I have benefited so much from others who have posted helpful videos on so many subjects. It makes me happy to be able to give back a little. I’ve grown to love this stove more and more and can genuinely recommend it from experience. Thanks again for the nice comment!!!
Thank you SO much for your review of this unit. I was considering purchasing it and now I am SOLD. I can’t wait to make my purchase for camping this season in northeast Ohio. Actually, I like the tent you purchased as well bc I need a hot tent and the snaps were a great addition.
I am delighted that my review helped. I have no affiliation with the manufacturer and only did this review because I thought others might be interested AND because I am so grateful to other people who have done unbiased reviews on products I was interested in. I can honestly tell you that I grow to love this stove more and more each time I use it. I LOVE IT!
By the way, I moved to Southern Utah a few years ago from Ohio. Ohio is near and dear to my heart and always will be.
Please let me know if I can be of further help with the stove!
Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
And thanks for sharing - you’re just keeping it real! There are some smarties out there but mostly it’s just plain folk needing a little help! 😉
Thanks for that nice comment! I agree with you. Most people are good people just trying to get by in this crazy world. I don’t know if you’ve watched any of my other videos about astrophotography and Rockhounding. I try to make them positive and share some of the beauties of creation. Please check them out and if you like them, consider subscribing. Thank You!
Thank you Sir! I enjoyed watching your "ineptitude", and I wish I would be able to do the same with my tent, that I plan to put it together soon. You are very creative, and your explanations really good, thanks again!
Thank You, Camilo! I am very happy that you found the review helpful. Good luck with your tent!
Thanks for this! Such a great video and super helpful. I just got a medium Nomad and wanted to figure out what to expect before camping. Happy trails.
Thank you for leaving such a nice comment. I’ve grown to love my stove more each time I use it. I’m sure you will too. Happy Camping!
That's a nice set up, haven't seen any heaters like that before, it's pretty slick
Thanks Phil! I really like it. Plus I could use it in an emergency to heat the home (or at least part of it).
Thanks for watching!
Great job!!!! Now we want to see it in use! 👍🏻
That’s a deal!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great video. A chimney thermometer definitely gives you some piece of mind. I got one after I burned a teepee down.
Thanks for watching and the comment. That’s a great suggestion! Do you remember where you bought your chimney thermometer or the brand or any further suggestions in that regard? Thanks again!
@@adventuresofshadowdog I just got a cheap one on Amazon that works just fine. I put it in a hard plastic case from HF to protect it while I transport it with my horses. When it’s super cold and running stove wide open it’s nice knowing how far you can push the stove temp before real danger begins.
great video, im planning to get that stove and now that tent was a plus on the video.
Thanks Omar! I’ve grown to love this stove and tent combo. Especially in the winter. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi I own the same tent Been looking for different stoves and you've helped me take a look at The way I should design the pipe out thattend 2-45 degree pipes I like that --good job video was helpful Tom.D'E
Tom, really glad to hear the review video was helpful. I really love the Kodiak tent and this stove works great in it. I’ve used it now a couple of times this winter and it’s kept me toasty warm. Ive also learned a few things.
1. The two 45 degree angle pipes give me lots of options in how I position the stove inside the tent. However . . .
2. I wish I had placed the Jack about 1” lower. That would have been perfect. It’s just a tad high and that does limit me some as to the stove placement. I did set up the tent and measured the best I could where I wanted the Jack before installing it. So my recommendation is to do the same, just play around with the stove placement and do your best to get the Jack positioned just right.
3. I really like the Jack I used. Heavy duty and works real well.
4. Definitely get the “heat shield pipe piece” that fits through the Jack. That is really important and it works real well to keep the hot stove pipe from harming the tent, or worse!
Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
Happy Camping!
Lance
Great video and a great job done Thanks!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I checked out your channel and LOVE IT!!!! Very creative videos and excellent content. Keep up the good work!
Totally understand your desire to avoid additional processing firewood by getting the large but in what looks like a 10x10, it's a bit of overkill in heating that small of a space with a Large. Can you crank it down to a more practical burn? Also agree with someone's comment about the flue terminating more vertical. It would, in fact, help it draft more effectively.
Thank you for watching and commenting. This size stove does indeed put out a lot of heat. You can regulate it to some extend with the Flue damper and the air intake door. I do agree that a smaller size would be sufficient for a 10x10 tent. But I’ve been very happy with it and really am glad I don’t have to cut the wood to smaller sizes. I guess it boils down to personal preference. I also appreciate the comment about the flue terminating vertical. Thanks for mentioning that as I hope other viewers see that comment as well. I’ve learned some helpful tips from viewers such as you who have left comments. Thanks!
Thank You For The Review Happy Camping
James, thank you for watching and commenting. I have come to love this stove more and more with each use. As mentioned in the video, I have no affiliation with the manufacturer. I am speaking strictly from my own experience with it, and I can highly recommend it. Thanks again!
I recently found a channel called Lost Lakes, and he does a ton of winter camping in Canada, where it gets really COLD. You might be interested in watching his stove set up. How he manages is amazing to me. (My idea of roughing it is no room service.) :)
I will definitely check it out. Thank you!
Next adding vinyl windows 🪟… would be a fun idea 💡..
I see your supervisor was keeping a close eye on you lol
Yes, he certainly was! I can’t get away with anything! Lol
I like the flue pipe on these. It's not that cheap thin metal piece you roll up and put rings on.
I agree with you 100%!
I love it , thank you 🙏
Thank You, Than! Love the pic of your dog!
I like your apprentice!
I’ll pass that along! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Brother Lance buy you a old coal bucket be better than that small bucket only my opinion, Blessings Brother Paul
Hey Paul! Good suggestion. So I was hoping to fit that small bucket in the tote. I was able to fit everything else related to the stove in the tote, but not the bucket. So, given that, I might as well take along a bigger bucket and I could use it to hold wood and gather wood. A coal bucket is a great suggestion! Thanks!!!
Very interesting and informative. Almost makes an old lady like me want to get up and go camping 😊
Have you used any other stoves? Would love to see some comparisons to different companies
In all honesty this is the first stove I have owned personally. I have camped many times with friends and they had stoves. I do not know the brands though. But they too worked well. I know there are some other TH-cam videos by others showing comparisons. I wish I could help you more with this question. But all I can say is that I continue to love this stove and I can highly recommend it. It is on the expensive side. But I think it’s worth it. Good luck with your decision. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for video
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Cool stove
Thanks John for watching and commenting! I have grown to really love this stove.
One thing I would suggest is light the fireplace outside the tent first to burn off any oils or anything that you shouldn't be breathing in.
That is an excellent suggestion! Thank You!!!
From personal experience I would a welder’s blanket instead of that stove mat.
That’s a great suggestion! I’m not a welder and would not have thought of that. Thank you! Hopefully others will read through the comments as well and see yours. Super idea!
What size is the oven?
This is the Large Nomad stove: 18” in depth, 9.8” wide and 9.8” tall. That is the dimensions of the stove body. Please see the Winnerwell.US website for further details.
Hope this helps!
Large
HUH! My buddy's dogs name was Shadow. He was a cool dog 'til he went down. A sad day it was. :(
That is always a very sad day. I love dogs. They just don’t live long enough.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
I know 2 stoves very similar, around the same price, that dont warp.
I'd never want a wood stove that warps from heat. Shop smart.
Thanks for commenting. I haven’t experienced any warping with this stove. Have you experienced warping with this stove?