Cierra has started her channel and has a video uploaded. Here is a link to the video: th-cam.com/video/e6s2-WEk-yc/w-d-xo.html Her channel is called: Off Grid Living with Cierra
This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list th-cam.com/users/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM of approved products for Disney Fort Wilderness. The product served its purpose well and provided excellent fires throughout the evening. We were able to open the door and do s'mores, but I had to be careful because the handle was a bit hot on occasions. Additionally, I wish they had replaced some of the standard nuts with lock nuts in some places. We lost the door handle after just a couple of days of usage. Not a deal breaker, just a recommendation. I still give it 5 stars.
We are building a shed and bought this to assist us Does not include any type of blueprints but very helpful to remind you about permits, different ways of doing the foundation or roof th-cam.com/users/postUgkxcLVQopTIucrxiVRQA0khLGQEnDVKCSMG and why they need to be that way, it also includes "pro tips" and lots of pictures and videos Very informative! I also bought it used for 3.18 plus shipping and in "good" condition. It had a little dent on the cover but that was it. Glad I bought it!
Kyle- you should bend a small piece of metal, like a upside down V and put up on top of your spark arrester, to keep snow&rain from coming down and rusting your pipe.
It’s great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan’s th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
me and my two young kids sat through the entire build - 4 or 5 videos, fixated. We are inspired to build one just like it. Thanks buddy, its fantastic work! Subbed🙂
I enjoy watching your videos, you have many skills. Reminds me of when my grandparents got 160 acres free 100 years ago and had to cut trees down to build a small log cabin. Life was hard in those days.
I got the same stove last year. Heats my 16 by 26 ft. Cabin perfectly. Put fire bricks in bottom. Do not need them on side. I stock it up at 10:00 at night and there will be coals left in the morning. I am burning hardwood.It’s precision made. Amazing stove! I couldn’t be happier.
@@fdprobie8554 15 inches long 12 inches wide and 19 inches tall with the legs on. With out the legs installed it’s 13 inches in height. Look up North Woodsman wood stove.
It is amazing how that little wood stove can make the cabin so warm and cozy. I can't wait to see you get all your tools in there and watch some of your projects. What a great space for you, Kyle. 🙂
Dear Kyle, we love this project of an affordable cabin build. We wondered if you will ever do a video with the tools you have used for these projects and where you got them. Thanks for the tips on the wood stove.
Grew up with wood-burning stoves as a kid to heat the entire house. Keeping the fire going during the winter was a pain but man that heat just warms your whole body through and through.
Hello Kyle. Everything is absolutely Amazing. Everything you've been doing to your property. I look forward to your videos. You are young and have so much knowledge about off grid living. Thank you for sharing yours and Cierras life with us. Blessings from above.
I just got my stove in the other day, I can't wait to try it out! I'm real happy I went with this one, it's my first stove ever and I searched for months :) I like that you were so excited, you forgot to burn it off first outside lol, nice video!
I had a shed I temporarily used one on, and it worked so well I left it. I liked how much tension you can put on them, just extremely durable. I know another guy that actually made a tent out of one, hunting blinds, he complained about moisture, had to vent it. Or it would mold.
My little homestead took the dirt floor, mixed with some kind of cement and water, to make a solid floor. If you want that kind of floor. You have certainly done a lot of work. Looks great.
As I've said before you Are 1 smart hard-working young man I can't wait to get my wood stove going down the basement here in the Ozarks unlimited supply of oak ,hickory to burn up weathers just been too warm I enjoy your videos very much look forward to setting around seeing how hard you're working take care
I would take a spare piece of tarp, cut the pipe hole and glue it to the other tarp for a super awesome seal you can always leave the tarp piece big around the pipe and sandwich a flat piece of aluminum on top of it glueing that aluminum right to the tarp. Water tight 👍👍
I was kind of getting bad vibes watching you cut the round hole out of the steel, I got the dickens cut out of me doing the same thing. Glad you succeded ! Onwards and upwards Kyle! Great show!
I just ordered the propane tent stove from Northwoods Fabrication to heat a yurt I recently set up for my wife. She wanted to heat with gas so she wouldn't have to mess with firewood and ashes. I'm really looking forward to seeing how it works. (I mentioned that I'd heard about Northwoods Fabrication from you.) Thanks for the tip Kyle!
I been wanting to make my son a mini log cabin I figure since I do tree work I could get supplies and it would be a cool project for me and my son to do on weekends
You put the metal sheet inside now the rain will run down the tarp and drop on the the metal and inside the cabin. Also that mesh you put on the top will clogg up really quickly and you'll be changing tar soon. Just to let you know. Unless of course you already know this and by the looks of that cabin you've built you will do. 👍
Here’s a tip to consider for your chimney.. take a 16” piece length of stove pipe; don’t put it together. Instead use self-tap metal screws to fix the open at the mid-point to the top of your chimney making a ‘T’ . Then you can wrap your metal screening around it. Stops water and embers.
Just amazing that you only have that small amount in the cabin. U most likely got more money in the wood heater & stove pipe than you do in building the whole cabin. Remarkable!!!! 😁👍
Great job! Now you have caused me a problem. In my tiny off grid cabin I have a 120 year old Sun potbelly coal stove out of train caboose. I like it but have to burn 8 to 10 inch wood. Holds a fire about 5 hours tops with wood. I use coal at night. Wanting to burn bigger wood and hold fire longer. Will have to check out those stoves. I can always put the little potbelly in a future sauna....
my mom always said: nothing is guaranteed, but I insisted that the universal fire in God's flame would always be guaranteed in an inclusive way. Keep the coals glowing for good and shit, when the coals get rare. 🍷😎
I would get about 3 yards of decomposed red granite. It may run you the 125.00 you have spent but it is an amazing ground cover. Easy to keep, clean, self levels with a rake and lasts a lifetime. It also is a great ground insulator. I’ve used it for years at the top turface on Baseball fields, green houses for late fall early spring growth, sun rooms, fire pit areas. All kinds of applications. There is also gray decomposed granite does the same thing might help the lighting a bit but I just dig the red especially with the log cabin. Ultimately your call obviously but thought I would shoot ya a suggestion man. From Oregon 🤙🤙
I have been tempted to get one of those stoves since you showed it the first time. Just don't own the property so I can't build anything for it. Badass cabin though Kyle
You're doing cool stuff, simply! I've checked out Northwood Fab and their stoves, they look great and probably will suit my needs for cabin in Missouri. Thanks for the info, Love what ya'll are doing!
I’m new to the channel. It’s one of the best for this type of content. I like that you keep it without the showboating! Great content! I bought 25 acres in NB and plan to do a cabin line yours. Keep it up the great videos . Thank you
Cierra has started her channel and has a video uploaded. Here is a link to the video:
th-cam.com/video/e6s2-WEk-yc/w-d-xo.html
Her channel is called:
Off Grid Living with Cierra
Congrats Cierra!
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She is talking! (a lot ) :-)
Love the name for her channel! Will watch the video now. :)
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This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list th-cam.com/users/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM of approved products for Disney Fort Wilderness. The product served its purpose well and provided excellent fires throughout the evening. We were able to open the door and do s'mores, but I had to be careful because the handle was a bit hot on occasions. Additionally, I wish they had replaced some of the standard nuts with lock nuts in some places. We lost the door handle after just a couple of days of usage. Not a deal breaker, just a recommendation. I still give it 5 stars.
We are building a shed and bought this to assist us Does not include any type of blueprints but very helpful to remind you about permits, different ways of doing the foundation or roof th-cam.com/users/postUgkxcLVQopTIucrxiVRQA0khLGQEnDVKCSMG and why they need to be that way, it also includes "pro tips" and lots of pictures and videos Very informative! I also bought it used for 3.18 plus shipping and in "good" condition. It had a little dent on the cover but that was it. Glad I bought it!
You have a great supervisor. Keeps the girls in line, guards the worksite, and doesn’t talk on-camera.
Kyle- you should bend a small piece of metal, like a upside down V and put up on top of your spark arrester, to keep snow&rain from coming down and rusting your pipe.
CAME OUT KIKASS!!!! ALWAYS FUN TO SEE YOU GITTIN IT ALL SEALED UP!!!
It’s great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan’s th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
me and my two young kids sat through the entire build - 4 or 5 videos, fixated. We are inspired to build one just like it. Thanks buddy, its fantastic work! Subbed🙂
Nice Stove , looks efficient Are you going to install a chimney cap on the pipe to prevent rain from going down the pipe and into the stove.
Looks like you will be warm in there this Winter!! Can't wait to see what you are doing inside!! Stay safe my friend.🤓👍🤓👍. Randy.
That is the cutest little wood stove Ive ever seen!
Always glad to see one of your vids pop up on my list. Enjoyed this one too!
Good video Kyle! That stove is awesome. Jay
Enjoyed the video!
Great fun to watch especially since I’m 80 and envy you in a good way
Isn't water just going to run in under the tarp where it's cut? And without a cap won't rain just pour down into the stove?
Exactly what I was thinking!! Also needs some sort of a heat protection on the log walls behind the stove inside.
I would have definitely exhausted through the wall...
I enjoy watching your videos, you have many skills. Reminds me of when my grandparents got 160 acres free 100 years ago
and had to cut trees down to build a small log cabin. Life was hard in those days.
I got the same stove last year. Heats my 16 by 26 ft. Cabin perfectly. Put fire bricks in bottom. Do not need them on side. I stock it up at 10:00 at night and there will be coals left in the morning. I am burning hardwood.It’s precision made. Amazing stove! I couldn’t be happier.
What size stove did you get from them? My cabin will be about the same size.
@@fdprobie8554 15 inches long 12 inches wide and 19 inches tall with the legs on. With out the legs installed it’s 13 inches in height. Look up North Woodsman wood stove.
@@fdprobie8554 it’s 16 inches long and 14 inches wide. It’s a North Woodsman.
Thanks! I had been trying to decide between the woodsman and the mini woodsman.
@@fdprobie8554 I put mine on a two foot tall stand raiseing it off the floor. I’m 65 years old. Having it elevated is convenient.
It is amazing how that little wood stove can make the cabin so warm and cozy. I can't wait to see you get all your tools in there and watch some of your projects. What a great space for you, Kyle. 🙂
Looks good Kyle. Looking forward as always to what you two are doing. Your workshop man cave looks great. You’re right pretty simple and inexpensive.
Outstanding job I like that you left that whole back wall for tools very nice job your a mountain man forsur
I absolutely love your dog!! What a doll. Bet he's great company !
Hello. Have a safe blessed night! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I love the whole nostalgia of this cabin. Amazing well it warmed up in there.
Informative, well filmed with good sound. Excellent !
Great job 👍👌😊 Many Blessings to you and your family give skeeter hugs 🤗👍
Dear Kyle, we love this project of an affordable cabin build. We wondered if you will ever do a video with the tools you have used for these projects and where you got them. Thanks for the tips on the wood stove.
Good job Kyle!
Always an insta👍🏼 on this channel. Great work per usual.
I recently found a channel from Maine, nb88, and he recommended your channel. Just wanted to pass that along.
Cabin is looking great!! I like it. Like the name of the new channel too. Good call. Take care.
LOVE THE BUILD AND STOVE!!!! WELL DONE!!!!
Nice , great idea for the spark deflector. 👍👍
That cabin is sick man! Absolutely love your channel! Cheers to you guys following your dreams from Detroit lakes 😉
Enjoy your vids. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for all the tips and advice. I’m going to try build a small log cabin on our country acreage for over night get away rental
Excellent job.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Kyles cabin look great , very good job.
Grew up with wood-burning stoves as a kid to heat the entire house. Keeping the fire going during the winter was a pain but man that heat just warms your whole body through and through.
The fumes from welding or heating galvanized metal are highly toxic.
This is good advice and must be followed.
I love your beautiful cabin. Nice stove too...
I got a northwoodsfab stove for my cargo camper, I love it and David has excellent customer service.
Hello Kyle. Everything is absolutely Amazing. Everything you've been doing to your property. I look forward to your videos. You are young and have so much knowledge about off grid living. Thank you for sharing yours and Cierras life with us. Blessings from above.
Great job Kyle, from your friends in Northern Ontario
What a positive talented young man here ...👍
Dang cool little stove 👍😁looks like a warm man cave / workshop for ya bro✌
I just got my stove in the other day, I can't wait to try it out! I'm real happy I went with this one, it's my first stove ever and I searched for months :) I like that you were so excited, you forgot to burn it off first outside lol, nice video!
I had a shed I temporarily used one on, and it worked so well I left it. I liked how much tension you can put on them, just extremely durable. I know another guy that actually made a tent out of one, hunting blinds, he complained about moisture, had to vent it. Or it would mold.
My little homestead took the dirt floor, mixed with some kind of cement and water, to make a solid floor. If you want that kind of floor. You have certainly done a lot of work. Looks great.
Coolest workshop ever!🤣👍 this is gonna be awesome I can tell. Cool video Kyle. Stay safe brother.
I love that stove, too. The little guest cabin looks great! Santa will want to stay! 🎅👍😎🇨🇦📷🔥🌲🐾
great work kyle... amazing work,,, what a beaut,, ..Al
Man I want to live like this. Such a great life style
Excellent job Kyle. You will be toasty 🙂
Another great video
You are very good at explaining how to do things and make it looks so easy
Take care and see you in next video
Really like your videos . We're building a off grid homestead in Northern Alberta. Congratulations on the new channel.
Great work , Kyle ! Hello from the NC Mountains .
Thanks for the tip on North Woods Fab. Very reasonable prices and free shipping in the US on some of their products. I see why you like them!
As I've said before you Are 1 smart hard-working young man I can't wait to get my wood stove going down the basement here in the Ozarks unlimited supply of oak ,hickory to burn up weathers just been too warm I enjoy your videos very much look forward to setting around seeing how hard you're working take care
Nice looking stove, just what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing.
Simple...Good....Nice.....Best wishes
Nice to see u kyle 2nd cabin is looking good everything is coming together sweet untill next time keep safe.
Wall tent, way cool!
Kyle, you give me strength! We would have the best laugh over a beer.
Nice little fire 🔥 place keep u warm enough
I would take a spare piece of tarp, cut the pipe hole and glue it to the other tarp for a super awesome seal you can always leave the tarp piece big around the pipe and sandwich a flat piece of aluminum on top of it glueing that aluminum right to the tarp. Water tight 👍👍
Great job Kyle!!! So satisfying to see it from the very beginning to now!!
Looks great
work shop looking good !
My bf is the welder/fabricator who makes those wood stoves for NorthWoodsFab! He's made hundreds of them. 😄
Good to know...
He's an excellent welder with 25+ years of experience & they're made right here in Minnesota, in the USA! 😄 👏👏👏
@@daisymae913That's real wifey type support right there! You guys are goals, god bless you both👏❤️
Y'all have any older ones that ya want to give away or sell ?? I can't find nothing in my area
Thank you / Super / Danke schon / Ze gut / Спасибо Очень красиво . Sağ ol Çox gözəl .
Nice stove there Kyle better seal that roof around that pipe
I was kind of getting bad vibes watching you cut the round hole out of the steel, I got the dickens cut out of me doing the same thing. Glad you succeded ! Onwards and upwards Kyle! Great show!
Sup kid
Wishing you and your Gf a happy Thanksgiving. Im thankful that there are ppl like Mr Kyle and Ms C out there.
Perfecr cabin stove. You'll stay warm and cozy.
Lovin it! Keep up the good work
Just bought one of these stoves because I saw it here.
How you like it?
Great job
Nice job.
I just ordered the propane tent stove from Northwoods Fabrication to heat a yurt I recently set up for my wife. She wanted to heat with gas so she wouldn't have to mess with firewood and ashes. I'm really looking forward to seeing how it works. (I mentioned that I'd heard about Northwoods Fabrication from you.) Thanks for the tip Kyle!
Installed the woodsman in my leather shop this winter and it’s the best stove I’ve had. It runs me out and I live in Colorado.
I been wanting to make my son a mini log cabin I figure since I do tree work I could get supplies and it would be a cool project for me and my son to do on weekends
I lived in MN, too. Anyway, you should put yourself for business by helping build cabin...
Cute little stove!🔥🏚🌲 Can't wait to see all of your Winter videos!😁🌨☃️❄
The wood stove will definitely keep you warm & toasty. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
You put the metal sheet inside now the rain will run down the tarp and drop on the the metal and inside the cabin.
Also that mesh you put on the top will clogg up really quickly and you'll be changing tar soon. Just to let you know. Unless of course you already know this and by the looks of that cabin you've built you will do. 👍
red rtv works to seal that pipe 10 years and still not leaking and i did it from the inside
Here’s a tip to consider for your chimney.. take a 16” piece length of stove pipe; don’t put it together. Instead use self-tap metal screws to fix the open at the mid-point to the top of your chimney making a ‘T’ . Then you can wrap your metal screening around it. Stops water and embers.
Just amazing that you only have that small amount in the cabin. U most likely got more money in the wood heater & stove pipe than you do in building the whole cabin. Remarkable!!!! 😁👍
Great job! Now you have caused me a problem. In my tiny off grid cabin I have a 120 year old Sun potbelly coal stove out of train caboose. I like it but have to burn 8 to 10 inch wood. Holds a fire about 5 hours tops with wood. I use coal at night. Wanting to burn bigger wood and hold fire longer. Will have to check out those stoves. I can always put the little potbelly in a future sauna....
my mom always said: nothing is guaranteed, but I insisted that the universal fire in God's flame would always be guaranteed in an inclusive way. Keep the coals glowing for good and shit, when the coals get rare. 🍷😎
Yep, galvanized can be a killer, good on ya!
I would get about 3 yards of decomposed red granite. It may run you the 125.00 you have spent but it is an amazing ground cover. Easy to keep, clean, self levels with a rake and lasts a lifetime. It also is a great ground insulator. I’ve used it for years at the top turface on Baseball fields, green houses for late fall early spring growth, sun rooms, fire pit areas. All kinds of applications. There is also gray decomposed granite does the same thing might help the lighting a bit but I just dig the red especially with the log cabin. Ultimately your call obviously but thought I would shoot ya a suggestion man. From Oregon 🤙🤙
Awesome job!
Love that stove!
I have been tempted to get one of those stoves since you showed it the first time. Just don't own the property so I can't build anything for it. Badass cabin though Kyle
Cute wood stove.
You're doing cool stuff, simply! I've checked out Northwood Fab and their stoves, they look great and probably will suit my needs for cabin in Missouri. Thanks for the info, Love what ya'll are doing!
Do you need to seal down the tarp on the roof around the cut to avoid leaks?? The little stove is a GEM!!!
That stove is hot! Thanks for sharing
Looking forward to see how things go. Great workshop!
I’m new to the channel. It’s one of the best for this type of content. I like that you keep it without the showboating! Great content! I bought 25 acres in NB and plan to do a cabin line yours. Keep it up the great videos . Thank you