It is just so amazing to watch someone with this level of skill, in the middle of a forrest without a big box store 20 minutes away, it is absolutely beautiful artful design and also practical and efficient, what a mind Shawn has!
Wow.....we've had a Heartland Oval in our home since 2003 !!! The previous owner had it installed for "Y2K" and never used it....we bought it for $500.00 !!! It came with coal grates , water manifold and attached copper water reservoir !!!! We absolutely love it !!!!
We have that same stove/oven at our families cottage....amazing thing that is almost 100 years old...even has a bread proofed, my grandparents and great aunts would cook on that for a party of 25 sometimes….very well built
That cook stove was a excellent find! It really looks good in your outdoor kitchen! The outdoor kitchen build really blends nicely with your cabin. Cant think of anything that would make your builds look better!!!
There is a store in the US that specializes in this type of equipment. The Amish and menenite communities only use wood fired stoves to cook on. All of their tools are hand operated. Old time butter churns, slicers , milkcans, lanterns ,etc.
That's quite a stove, Shawn ! It's a real gem, even got a bread proofer on it ! Looks like something right out of the 1930s or 40s ❤ My Great Grandmother had a stove like this ! I remember when I was 4 yr old we went to her farm. She cooked up a storm for us for Christmas. cooked us Cakes, cookies, bread, pies, turkey, and a bunch more ! took us at least an hr to get in the door because she had the stove going all day. It froze the doors shut from frozen ice. Took 4 big strong men to open the door ! Must have been -20c that night ! But man, oh man, it was worth it when we sat down to eat 😂 The farm has been sold now, and they built Ottawa Airport there ! 😢 But that old stove had some stories behind it ❤ Mike.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful memories of your journey and your precious family time together, nothing could ever replace those very special times together ❤, much love and happiness to all.
@@search4truth104 If it is treated with an anti-corrosion agent capable of operating at high temperatures, then yes. It's a pity the stoves are not made of stainless steel, or inconel
Shawn you never cease to Amaze me, your skills are above and beyond anything I have ever seen. I have been watching since you were building the old cabin. I thought it was awesome, but this one oh my goodness Shawn.
The entire outdoor kitchen is a true craftsmen's project.. The stove is a work of art and could not be duplicated today. I bet with a electric polisher the iron , chrome/nickel and ceramic could be made to look even newer.
I love that stove. Your so smart I know your family appreciates you for all you do. Sometime you scare me with what you do,god definitely has his hands helping you.
My Father-in-law had one of those stoves with a large warmer on top, that he put in an old barn that he converted into two rustic apartments. It was a real beauty. Can't remember the make of stove it was right now. Take care✌🏻
You are the type of person that can have a vision and bring it to life with your hands, back and brain along with some old fashioned ingenuity and hard work , and a barrel of swish to wet your whistle and help you relax after a hard day's work. Excellent job 👏.
I’d make some shutters from clear poly panels for the big openings….at least to the sides of that gorgeous wood stove to keep blowing rain and snow off of it. Plus, it can help extend the comfort for more of the year by reducing wind. The clear poly helps keep the nice open feeling and light.
OOooo, the stove brings back memories. We had a kitchen stove much like that. It was a Kalamazoo of much the same design. It got retired in the early 60's. It cooked a lot of meals, canned a lot of food, and baked a lot of bread, and made a million memories. Thanks for waking them up for me. I did have some sweat watching you with those guillotine sheets of tin again. Noticed the safety rope too Shawn, SMART!! That is looking REALLY good now. Where is the orangutan in your linage that allows you to scramble the beams like that?? LOL Great video sir, thank you very much for educating us all. I thank you for all your work and effort here. I enjoy it all a heck of a lot.
If I ever redo my 1940 kitchen, I plan to get a cookstove that looks like this -- stainless steel in an old home looks too Jetsons imo. Keep up the great work Shawn.
My grandmother cooked on a stove like that all of her life. She had a big steel water tank that had pipes running through the back of her cooking stove. It heated the water for the whole house. Her life was kind of like Shawn Jame is making his life. She and my grandpa lived on a 100-acre farm in the mountains of western North Carolina. They didn't own a car or a television You either walked to town or rode the old gray horse that they plowed the fields with. I like your video, Shawn.
Shawn I probably would of spent hours every day drafting this all on paper before the construction even starts. Everything you do just seems to flow together naturaly from your minds eye and in the end looks incredible. The suprises you bring into each episode like the cupola and antique stove keeps me intrigued and coming back each week.
@@darrellm9150 self reliance means do it yourself right? Why ask strangers for donations then? Especially when he milks TH-cam for ad revenue already, pathetic
@@DrGreenThumbNZL You know nothing about this man or what he has done. You havent watched him for the past 7 years or know the story of his quest to live a self reliant lifestyle. He had almost finished his first homestead when the government decided to build a hwy right next to it. He made no secrets about his wealth but its not my story to tell. Trust me ....this man has worked extremely hard for what he has. The fact that he makes money on you tube or patreon might go against the name of the channel but I could care less. Maybe if you watched for the past 7 years you would understand before making the statement you did. Theres a reason he has 2 million followers enough said
Having followed you from the very beginning, you 'v outdone yourself with this wonderful and creative kitchen. Your instincts seem to be on the spot with every major decision made not only on this phase of the kitchen project but the whole cabin endeavor. Carry on!
When he was building the cabin, i did not see him wearing safety gears. Its a relief for me to see him wearing them esp when he is working on his cabins roof and his outdoor kitchen.
Stove looks amazing. Glad you said hi to Cali at least once or I would have worried. Outdoor kitchen is a wonderful addition. And I’m with you, I love to hear the rain on a metal roof.
I always loved the sound of rain through the roof of our log cabin. Its roof was cedar shakes so it was quieter, but when you're in the loft only a few feet from the roof the sound was heavenly. Looks like it's all coming along wonderfully. Thanks for sharing.
The farmhouse where I grew up, had a tin roof. There were 2 bedrooms and a huge open area upstairs. My brother and I shared one room and one bed, and our sister had the other smaller bedroom. To this day, I love to hear the rain hitting the aluminum gutters as I fall asleep, bringing back memories of that old farmhouse and rain on a tin roof.
We love that stove. It would look great on my 12' by 12' covered patio. We just have a gas grill in our patio We really enjoy your channel beginning with the first structure. You are living our dream. thanks
You have certainly had an interesting adventure since you allowed us to join you while building 1st Cabin (my favourite) on the other side of your property. This bigger cabin is wonderful but for me downsizing was a awesome result. Your Journey thus far has been very informative, hard work just keeping up with you, but! all be it, it is fun following your Story and the history you have created. Travel well a fond pat for Cali & continue to work safely. Cheers
@@dorothyallen3614 what on earth are you talking about, I am aware what property shawn is now working on, I made reference to first cabin which I loved he eventually sold and moved to another part of his remaining property which is where he is now. Your the one that needs to check out what i wrote, do not presume to know what people are thinking.
Nice stove Shawn! My grandmother had a wood cookstove very similar with firebox , overhead bread warmer, oven, 6 removable stovetop cast iron inserts 3 different sizes for cooking & cleaning. It also had a huge water heating cast iron water reservoir tank built to the right side of the oven to heat our water with. I’d love to have that stove now in the shape it was when I was growing up. But as all things greedy family members sold it as well as my grandmothers mountain home & her land after she passed. Mmmmm the Delicious meals that we ate made on that stove brings back so many fond and adorable memories to me From 55+ years ago!!! That’s awesome looking at your stove it takes me back to my childhood days! Such a more simple time in life. 😊
Just beautiful. I’m so happy for you. I’m easily imagining you and sweet Cali cuddled up there this winter. Happy to hear you have another big trip planned for yourself. We’re all excited watching this adventure continue to unfold. I know the filming of these videos is a big!! in and of itself but we all love this home your making for your family so thank you so much
My late grandfather was an antique dealer, he didn't have a store, more of a traveling antique entrepreneur! And one of his hottest items were old antique wood stoves and wood furnaces! He would restore them...I'm talking complete restorations! New nickel plating, paint every last minute detail! It's a very fond memory being with him and seeing these old stoves and furnaces become just as, if not more beautiful then when new! And not all, but most were sold to people that would actually put them back to their intended use. Some were bought for display/ art. Nevertheless, great memories and awesome pieces of our history! 🇨🇦🇺🇲💯✌
That outdoor kitchen is going to become the seasonal heartland of your entire cabin .... and that stove is a real gem .... looking forward to seeing your homegrown, home cooked savory meals again .... glad you are back. Be Well & Be Safe.
By following you for quite a while now, it seems to me that living off grid like you is not cheap. Look at all the tools and equipment that you have to accumulate. However your freedom and CO2 free are priceless. Cheers. Jay.
Me too. I did not watch the roofing done on this outdoor kitchen. I am just glad that it has been accomplished and all is well. Safety first. I have held my breath and prayed over a few things that were quite dangerous. When he clipped his eye with a piece of flying wood chip and making of that small oven at the other cabin and Cali being too warm were trying moments for me. I have been watching for a while and this man is remarkable and amazing beyond words. And I pray for your daughter to recover and to be made whole from her brain injury. This is a beautiful family and they have all enriched my life with knowing them.
Love the stove! I'm glad you're cleaning it instead of making your wife do it. I think it would be great cooking with it. I've met a few people who have had one similar & they prefer it over regular electric or gas stoves. You're doing great! Keep it up. 😊
Good Friday Shawn & Cali🐕! Outdoor kitchen is looks beautiful with the high ceiling. The wood cookstove looks like beautiful an antique style. 👍🌄🌅🏞️🏡🛠️
A good wire brushing to all the surface rust and begin seasoning it like you would a cast iron skillet and she'll be looking sweet in no time. Fine old stove/oven.
Hi Shawn and Cali, I most love these building videos! What a fabulous kitchen it will be; no surprise though. Such a talented man. The stove is awesome! As a youngster my grandmother cooked on a similar but gas. As she was born in the seventies not 19 but 1870s she also probably cooked on the wood version also! I've always took a fancy too that look. As always God bless and take care from your long-time California subscriber. You started April 2013 and I'm about 1 or 2 years behind that watching.
Nice. I am a 70 year old man, but I remember that we use to rent a cabin for a week at a fishing resort in Colorado almost every year. I was shocked to see my mother cooking on a stove very similar to yours. She even baked a cake in the oven. I found out later that every one in my family grew up with that kind of stove. It's amazing what one generation to another can change everything. My wife probably has never even seen those stoves in use. All that I can say is that my moms breakfasts that she cooked at 9,500' elevation tasted wonderful. Loved the show and the memories. Take care. Vaughn
Shawn: I can relate to the weight of that stove. I have moved a few of them when I was younger. They are beautiful cooking stoves. Look real nice in any kitchen. Take care and stay safe.
Shawn, I've been watching you for years, you've always captivated me beyond words. Words in my humble opinion just doesn't really capture all that you are and all that you've done. Simply put, you are the 21st century's Richard "Dick" Proenneke! Plain and Simple! I salute you Sir!
I love those old stoves. So much beauty and character. Just imagine how many delicious meals were cooked on her and how many more to come. Can't wait for Shawn to do a little cooking. The outdoor kitchen is looking so nice, Shawn.
My great-grandmother had a wood stove in her kitchen just like yours or very similar. I think she used coal to cook with. Even though years later she had a modern electric stove that sat across from the wood stove, she never used the electric. She stored her pots and pans in it. They used the wood stove for heating the house, too. Thanks for sharing.
Hi. ❤ It just keeps getting better and better. Enjoy your trip. Thanks for sharing. I enjoy it very much. I have been watching your channel for some time. Good videos and great building. 🙏☝️👍👍
Hello Shawn. Big fan of your channel. My husband and I are living a similar lifestyle in Alaska. Just wanted to give you a trick to install metal roofing. We call it the Chris Razink method, since it was a colleague of ours from the State Parks who showed us this, we have been used it ever since on several houses and outbuildings. You screw a 2 by at the end of your roof rafters. On this, you screw another 2 by, but sticking up 2 inches higher than your base. You then created a ledge which you can use not only to install a ladder where the feet would rest on that ledge and you can stand on, but your metal roofing sheet as well, creating a perfect line up at the bottom and extending 1.5 inches passed the rafters. Will take pic tomorrow, worth a 1000 words. Keep up the good work and enjoy life.
My grandparents had a vintage Monarch stove on their farm. It was wood burning and would heat the whole house, a one bedroom farm house built in the 1920's in northern Wisconsin. An addition was built as their family grew. So many great memories there. Thank you Shawn for taking us back in time to a wonderful era.
Just want to say along with all the other things I love about your channel - I love the way you film. You show a door and then you take us through it. I guess that is called transition but it is quality and greatly appreciated.
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It is just so amazing to watch someone with this level of skill, in the middle of a forrest without a big box store 20 minutes away, it is absolutely beautiful artful design and also practical and efficient, what a mind Shawn has!
That's the point of the whole show! DIY!
That stove is absolutely beautiful too.😁
@@sway696😢😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Beautiful oven... didn't think you could ever outdo your previous outdoor kitchen, but you have Shawn. NZ follower.
Wow.....we've had a Heartland Oval in our home since 2003 !!! The previous owner had it installed for "Y2K" and never used it....we bought it for $500.00 !!! It came with coal grates , water manifold and attached copper water reservoir !!!! We absolutely love it !!!!
At $500, it's a great bargain 👌 WOW
$500 - you STOLE IT! Well done!
We have that same stove/oven at our families cottage....amazing thing that is almost 100 years old...even has a bread proofed, my grandparents and great aunts would cook on that for a party of 25 sometimes….very well built
That cook stove was a excellent find! It really looks good in your outdoor kitchen! The outdoor kitchen build really blends nicely with your cabin. Cant think of anything that would make your builds look better!!!
Just wait till he gets the extra bedroom done and indoor outhouse done I think this is where Shawn intends to stay awhile. . .
There is a store in the US that specializes in this type of equipment. The Amish and menenite communities only use wood fired stoves to cook on. All of their tools are hand operated. Old time butter churns, slicers , milkcans, lanterns ,etc.
That's quite a stove, Shawn !
It's a real gem, even got a bread proofer on it !
Looks like something right out of the 1930s or 40s ❤
My Great Grandmother
had a stove like this !
I remember when I was 4 yr old we went to her farm.
She cooked up a storm for us for Christmas.
cooked us
Cakes, cookies, bread, pies, turkey, and a bunch more !
took us at least an hr to get in the door because she had the stove going all day.
It froze the doors shut from frozen ice.
Took 4 big strong men to open the door !
Must have been -20c that night !
But man, oh man, it was worth it when we sat down to eat 😂
The farm has been sold now, and they built Ottawa Airport there ! 😢
But that old stove had some stories behind it ❤
Mike.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful memories of your journey and your precious family time together, nothing could ever replace those very special times together ❤, much love and happiness to all.
The best cookies, bread, and ham that I have ever eaten came out of my grandma's cook stove that I had the pleasure of owning.
That stove ready for another 100 years of use.
@@search4truth104 If it is treated with an anti-corrosion agent capable of operating at high temperatures, then yes. It's a pity the stoves are not made of stainless steel, or inconel
What a beautiful stove! Its looking great Shawn!!
Shawn you never cease to Amaze me, your skills are above and beyond anything I have ever seen. I have been watching since you were building the old cabin. I thought it was awesome, but this one oh my goodness Shawn.
you do very well. I'm learning from you
How can this guy call himself My Self Reliance when he asks for donations from strangers on patreon and wants po-box gifts , ridiculous
You're talking to me?
The entire outdoor kitchen is a true craftsmen's project.. The stove is a work of art and could not be duplicated today. I bet with a electric polisher the iron , chrome/nickel and ceramic could be made to look even newer.
Not going to lie Shawn that old wood stove is kick ass. Keep doing your thing. Love it.
Wow … that’s a FABULOUS antique wood cookstove
Well Done 💪❤️
I love that stove. Your so smart I know your family appreciates you for all you do. Sometime you scare me with what you do,god definitely has his hands helping you.
Gorgeous stove! So happy for you to be at this point in the build. It's been a pleasure to follow along!
My Father-in-law had one of those stoves with a large warmer on top, that he put in an old barn that he converted into two rustic apartments. It was a real beauty. Can't remember the make of stove it was right now. Take care✌🏻
Beautiful cook stove! I kinda miss the one in the old outdoor kitchen but this looks better, easier to use and maintain!
Yes I loved how quickly he got heat out off the rocket stove too ..... not something you can do with this one
You are the type of person that can have a vision and bring it to life with your hands, back and brain along with some old fashioned ingenuity and hard work , and a barrel of swish to wet your whistle and help you relax after a hard day's work. Excellent job 👏.
Super smart idea with the wood
Recycled - more practical - set up was good at the last cabin - but this will be way better !
So glad you got the Roof and Chimney done safely. That stove is afabulous. Hugs for Cali.
Love the roof style. and a beautiful stove. and the piping for it has gone up in price
I’d make some shutters from clear poly panels for the big openings….at least to the sides of that gorgeous wood stove to keep blowing rain and snow off of it.
Plus, it can help extend the comfort for more of the year by reducing wind.
The clear poly helps keep the nice open feeling and light.
OOooo, the stove brings back memories. We had a kitchen stove much like that. It was a Kalamazoo of much the same design. It got retired in the early 60's. It cooked a lot of meals, canned a lot of food, and baked a lot of bread, and made a million memories. Thanks for waking them up for me. I did have some sweat watching you with those guillotine sheets of tin again. Noticed the safety rope too Shawn, SMART!! That is looking REALLY good now. Where is the orangutan in your linage that allows you to scramble the beams like that?? LOL Great video sir, thank you very much for educating us all. I thank you for all your work and effort here. I enjoy it all a heck of a lot.
Squirrel
This is not just your ordinary kitchen boys and girls this is the ultimate Shawn James ultimate kitchen. Where dreams are made into reality.
That cook stove looks just like my Grandma's stove she had in her when I was little. Love the stove.
Oh joy. Looks like the roof is ready to go on. Amazing workmanship Shawn. Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Keep safe my friend.
her building skills are amazing
@@Wild_Passionthat should read his building skills
@@southernbelle6108 I am also learning to build my farm in the forest
Love the sound of the rain hitting the metal roof
If I ever redo my 1940 kitchen, I plan to get a cookstove that looks like this -- stainless steel in an old home looks too Jetsons imo. Keep up the great work Shawn.
Reminds me of my grandmother’s wood stove. She used it until the late 50s. Her baking was outstanding. 👍
My grandmother cooked on a stove like that all of her life. She had a big steel water tank that had pipes running through the back of her cooking stove. It heated the water for the whole
house. Her life was kind of like Shawn Jame is making his life. She and my grandpa lived on a 100-acre farm in the mountains of western North Carolina. They didn't own a car or a television
You either walked to town or rode the old gray horse that they plowed the fields with. I like your video, Shawn.
Oh gosh, thank you for sharing your beautiful memories with your family and home life, such precious memories ❤, much love and happiness to all.
That’s Heartlands Oval stove, they are absolutely beautiful. They are vary well designed and are vary capable.
James, we had one of those when I was a kid back in the fifties. Brings back so many memories. Thanks for your videos.
Your cabin has a lot of modern gadgets. I wish I had such equipment on my farm, it would be less hard
Shawn I probably would of spent hours every day drafting this all on paper before the construction even starts. Everything you do just seems to flow together naturaly from your minds eye and in the end looks incredible.
The suprises you bring into each episode like the cupola and antique stove keeps me intrigued and coming back each week.
How can this guy call himself My Self Reliance when he asks for donations from strangers on patreon and wants po-box gifts , ridiculous
@@darrellm9150 self reliance means do it yourself right? Why ask strangers for donations then? Especially when he milks TH-cam for ad revenue already, pathetic
@@DrGreenThumbNZL You know nothing about this man or what he has done. You havent watched him for the past 7 years or know the story of his quest to live a self reliant lifestyle.
He had almost finished his first homestead when the government decided to build a hwy right next to it. He made no secrets about his wealth but its not my story to tell. Trust me ....this man has worked extremely hard for what he has. The fact that he makes money on you tube or patreon might go against the name of the channel but I could care less. Maybe if you watched for the past 7 years you would understand before making the statement you did.
Theres a reason he has 2 million followers enough said
@@darrellm9150 there's lots of stupid people in the world is what youy are saying
It’s beautifully built everything has been done it’s fantastic ❤👍
Having followed you from the very beginning, you 'v outdone yourself with this wonderful and creative kitchen. Your instincts seem to be on the spot with every major decision made not only on this phase of the kitchen project but the whole cabin endeavor. Carry on!
No better feeling than standing in the rain for the first time, in the dry, under a new roof that you built!!!
That stove is reminiscent to one in my Grandmother’s home when I was little but used coal to heat it. Such a good memory!
When he was building the cabin, i did not see him wearing safety gears. Its a relief for me to see him wearing them esp when he is working on his cabins roof and his outdoor kitchen.
I am sooooo jealous. That stove is beautiful. I would never want to cook inside again if I owned that.
Outstanding Shawn, the saga continues. Thank you.
Great stove! The kitchen is coming along nicely!
This build has been awesome from the start. The outside kitchen has really got me, keep up the great work. Give Calley a treat tonight.
That house will last over a hundred years your great grandchildren will enjoy it!! And the best thing about it, they get to enjoy all the videos too!
Very Happy to see you USING the safety rigg while on the roof. Stay SAFE!
Ditto!
Absolutely love when the first nail goes in for the cast iron 😎 what a great stove
Beautiful stove, a functional work of art.
You put the screws and pins in a safe place!
Outdoor kitchen looking awesome Shawn 👍🇺🇸❤️💖
Thank you , Shawn .
🐺 Loupis Canis .
Stove looks amazing. Glad you said hi to Cali at least once or I would have worried. Outdoor kitchen is a wonderful addition. And I’m with you, I love to hear the rain on a metal roof.
Now you have the kind of stove that does everything!!!! Looks great. Will extend your living space even in winter. Thanks Sean.
I always loved the sound of rain through the roof of our log cabin. Its roof was cedar shakes so it was quieter, but when you're in the loft only a few feet from the roof the sound was heavenly. Looks like it's all coming along wonderfully. Thanks for sharing.
The farmhouse where I grew up, had a tin roof. There were 2 bedrooms and a huge open area upstairs. My brother and I shared one room and one bed, and our sister had the other smaller bedroom. To this day, I love to hear the rain hitting the aluminum gutters as I fall asleep, bringing back memories of that old farmhouse and rain on a tin roof.
Amazing, seems there is nothing that you are unable to do beautifully
That stove is a beauty! I used to clean the rust off the cooking surface with wax paper. It shined it right up.
We love that stove. It would look great on my 12' by 12' covered patio. We just have a gas grill in our patio We really enjoy your channel beginning with the first structure. You are living our dream. thanks
Truly a work of art. You have created a mansion in the wilderness. 😊
U r 1 strong man to be doing this by yourself!WOW😮
calm down m'am he's happily married
You have certainly had an interesting adventure since you allowed us to join you while building 1st Cabin (my favourite) on the other side of your property. This bigger cabin is wonderful but for me downsizing was a awesome result. Your Journey thus far has been very informative, hard work just keeping up with you, but! all be it, it is fun following your Story and the history you have created. Travel well a fond pat for Cali & continue to work safely. Cheers
This is a different property sir, you lost your way following the story, not even the same part of the country, go back and look again!
@@dorothyallen3614 what on earth are you talking about, I am aware what property shawn is now working on, I made reference to first cabin which I loved he eventually sold and moved to another part of his remaining property which is where he is now. Your the one that needs to check out what i wrote, do not presume to know what people are thinking.
Wow what a nice cooking area plenty of space and a nice surrounding view😊
Nice stove Shawn! My grandmother had a wood cookstove very similar with firebox , overhead bread warmer, oven, 6 removable stovetop cast iron inserts 3 different sizes for cooking & cleaning. It also had a huge water heating cast iron water reservoir tank built to the right side of the oven to heat our water with.
I’d love to have that stove now in the shape it was when I was growing up. But as all things greedy family members sold it as well as my grandmothers mountain home & her land after she passed.
Mmmmm the Delicious meals that we ate made on that stove brings back so many fond and adorable memories to me From 55+ years ago!!!
That’s awesome looking at your stove it takes me back to my childhood days! Such a more simple time in life. 😊
Just beautiful. I’m so happy for you. I’m easily imagining you and sweet Cali cuddled up there this winter. Happy to hear you have another big trip planned for yourself. We’re all excited watching this adventure continue to unfold. I know the filming of these videos is a big!! in and of itself but we all love this home your making for your family so thank you so much
My late grandfather was an antique dealer, he didn't have a store, more of a traveling antique entrepreneur! And one of his hottest items were old antique wood stoves and wood furnaces! He would restore them...I'm talking complete restorations! New nickel plating, paint every last minute detail! It's a very fond memory being with him and seeing these old stoves and furnaces become just as, if not more beautiful then when new! And not all, but most were sold to people that would actually put them back to their intended use. Some were bought for display/ art. Nevertheless, great memories and awesome pieces of our history!
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I love that old-fashioned stove. Shawn, I'm thoroughly convinced that there is nothing you can't do!
I'm surprised you didn't get that stove sandblasted before you brought that in. and I LOVE the sound of the rain like that on the roof.
Beautuful old timey cook stove! Can't wait see what you cook on it?!❤
What a beautiful cook stove!!
That outdoor kitchen is going to become the seasonal heartland of your entire cabin .... and that stove is a real gem .... looking forward to seeing your homegrown, home cooked savory meals again .... glad you are back. Be Well & Be Safe.
What I like about Shawns videos is it’s all work work,not talk talk, and very relaxing to watch his skills, yet another great one Shawn.
By following you for quite a while now, it seems to me that living off grid like you is not cheap. Look at all the tools and equipment that you have to accumulate. However your freedom and CO2 free are priceless. Cheers. Jay.
Beauitful old stove , my grandmother always greased the top of her stove and rubbed it on than wiped it clean so would look good
Glad to see you are using a safety harness and that cookstove is beautiful.
Me too. I did not watch the roofing done on this outdoor kitchen. I am just glad that it has been accomplished and all is well. Safety first. I have held my breath and prayed over a few things that were quite dangerous. When he clipped his eye with a piece of flying wood chip and making of that small oven at the other cabin and Cali being too warm were trying moments for me. I have been watching for a while and this man is remarkable and amazing beyond words. And I pray for your daughter to recover and to be made whole from her brain injury. This is a beautiful family and they have all enriched my life with knowing them.
It's beautiful it's beautiful
That stove is a beauty.
We had something similar to that in the old farmhouse when I was a kid.
That rain, to me is soothing….I was giving a sigh of relief to see the metal roof going on….
Love the stove! I'm glad you're cleaning it instead of making your wife do it. I think it would be great cooking with it. I've met a few people who have had one similar & they prefer it over regular electric or gas stoves. You're doing great! Keep it up. 😊
nice progres, always nice to see what you did last week. see you next time
Good Friday Shawn & Cali🐕!
Outdoor kitchen is looks beautiful with the high ceiling.
The wood cookstove looks like beautiful an antique style.
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A good wire brushing to all the surface rust and begin seasoning it like you would a cast iron skillet and she'll be looking sweet in no time. Fine old stove/oven.
Hi Shawn and Cali, I most love these building videos! What a fabulous kitchen it will be; no surprise though. Such a talented man. The stove is awesome! As a youngster my grandmother cooked on a similar but gas. As she was born in the seventies not 19 but 1870s she also probably cooked on the wood version also!
I've always took a fancy too that look. As always God bless and take care from your long-time California subscriber. You started April 2013 and I'm about 1 or 2 years behind that watching.
As a lay person, I'm not going to comment on your installation skills, but I truly love the way you brought this old beast to shine
That stove is gorgeous. The warming oven, the hot water section - fantastic and it's going to feed you lots of wonderful meals.
Nice. I am a 70 year old man, but I remember that we use to rent a cabin for a week at a fishing resort in Colorado almost every year. I was shocked to see my mother cooking on a stove very similar to yours. She even baked a cake in the oven. I found out later that every one in my family grew up with that kind of stove. It's amazing what one generation to another can change everything. My wife probably has never even seen those stoves in use. All that I can say is that my moms breakfasts that she cooked at 9,500' elevation tasted wonderful. Loved the show and the memories. Take care. Vaughn
Shawn: I can relate to the weight of that stove. I have moved a few of them when I was younger. They are beautiful cooking stoves. Look real nice in any kitchen. Take care and stay safe.
Shawn, I've been watching you for years, you've always captivated me beyond words. Words in my humble opinion just doesn't really capture all that you are and all that you've done. Simply put, you are the 21st century's Richard "Dick" Proenneke! Plain and Simple! I salute you Sir!
She cleaned up real good !
Beautiful stove; not easy to install! Great video. Thank you.
I love those old stoves. So much beauty and character. Just imagine how many delicious meals were cooked on her and how many more to come. Can't wait for Shawn to do a little cooking. The outdoor kitchen is looking so nice, Shawn.
My great-grandmother had a wood stove in her kitchen just like yours or very similar. I think she used coal to cook with. Even though years later she had a modern electric stove that sat across from the wood stove, she never used the electric. She stored her pots and pans in it. They used the wood stove for heating the house, too. Thanks for sharing.
I always look forward to seeing the progress being made. Keep up the good work!
Ive been waiting to watch this outdoor kitchen get built ...... looking good , love the stove !!!!!!
That stove is awesome, and that outdoor kitchen is my favorite room so far. I would spend most of my time out there if the weather permitted.
Thats exactly what’s happening already. Even in the cold months, I’ll be in this space a lot.
Hi Shawn thanks for taking us youtubers on a great out door adventure anyway I have always enjoyed the sound of rain on a tin roof .
What a beautiful outdoor kitchen, Shawn! I love your work. The oven is truly stunning.
Hi Shawn, Your videos have helped me through some very difficult times in my life. I wish you more success than you could dream of.
The awesome build
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Thanks for sharing!!
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Hi. ❤ It just keeps getting better and better. Enjoy your trip. Thanks for sharing. I enjoy it very much. I have been watching your channel for some time. Good videos and great building. 🙏☝️👍👍
Beautiful stove!! Your place is just a beautiful place you’ve done another amazing job
Hello Shawn. Big fan of your channel. My husband and I are living a similar lifestyle in Alaska. Just wanted to give you a trick to install metal roofing. We call it the Chris Razink method, since it was a colleague of ours from the State Parks who showed us this, we have been used it ever since on several houses and outbuildings. You screw a 2 by at the end of your roof rafters. On this, you screw another 2 by, but sticking up 2 inches higher than your base. You then created a ledge which you can use not only to install a ladder where the feet would rest on that ledge and you can stand on, but your metal roofing sheet as well, creating a perfect line up at the bottom and extending 1.5 inches passed the rafters. Will take pic tomorrow, worth a 1000 words. Keep up the good work and enjoy life.
That stove is so pretty. It reminds me of my grandma's stove except not so fancy and used kerosene as fuel. Your home is starting to look so....homey!
Just what I needed. Great job. Loved the old build but this is truly special. Can't wait for bedroom start. Enjoy my good man...
Excellent efforts. Love the stove, those are top notch items! Enjoy the rest of the summer!
My grandparents had a vintage Monarch stove on their farm. It was wood burning and would heat the whole house, a one bedroom farm house built in the 1920's in northern Wisconsin. An addition was built as their family grew. So many great memories there. Thank you Shawn for taking us back in time to a wonderful era.
That stove looks so great there. It’s like where it should’ve always been. 😊
Just want to say along with all the other things I love about your channel - I love the way you film. You show a door and then you take us through it. I guess that is called transition but it is quality and greatly appreciated.