Good video. Recommend you put a heat barrier between the stove and the wall and the stove. Manufacturer recommends 48 inch clearance. Since it is wood and super dry it is dangerously flammable. Please be careful brother.
Hey man love what you are doing. Helpful tip for your new wood stove. Whenever you want to clean the glass on it take a damp paper towel, dip that in the ash and scrub the soot.
I really enjoyed this, and your refreshing and open attitude. I'm a fan of Winnerwell also. Do get a better barrier between the stove and your wood walls, and whatever pipes you need to make that safe. I'm sure you'll insulate and clad your shed in due course - and I look forward to seeing that. Meanwhile I enjoy seeing you enjoy your journey and making fun of the everyday stages of it. Thank you.
A small vent at the rear of the stove will allow the stove to draw air direct from the outside reducing draft. The stove draws air through all the cracks, leaks and holes causing drafts otherwise
I’d be cautious with lots of sharp 90 bends, the more bends you have the harder it is for natural draft from the heat to fully push out the flue gases, some of the flue gasses can condense if slowed. Also want to say great video and very helpful as I am interested in picking this one up myself
That old stove looks good just needed some paint and ne pipe lol. I am not going to lie, I am a fan of the new one! If you hear one of them heat powered fans to set on the stove should keep that rocking all night...or a battery power if ya want to go quick and cheap like a tent fan. But you'll need to hang it from somewhere high above it lol.
Damm i wish that i could afford to buy one of these stoves but as i am disabled and unable to work anymore i live on a very fixed income so it's going to take me a very long time to save up enough money. I live in my 1967 GM TDH-4519 city transit bus full-time and I don't have any heat. Maybe next winter i will have heat
Hey Bruddah. Put some fire retardant padding behind your stove, looks like ya cooked some of that wood already. Be safe! Thanks for the video, I am probably gonna buy one of these!
dude i follow u no matter what... and thats what makes the channel fucking channel so keep channeling.......if i cant then you arent a tv and you arent a tv jk. yoou got this homie! lve it!
Good video. Recommend you put a heat barrier between the stove and the wall and the stove. Manufacturer recommends 48 inch clearance. Since it is wood and super dry it is dangerously flammable. Please be careful brother.
Hey man love what you are doing. Helpful tip for your new wood stove. Whenever you want to clean the glass on it take a damp paper towel, dip that in the ash and scrub the soot.
3:12 hey there 🤗 haha gotta love the trusty ol beer hammer 💯✊🏼🍻
I really enjoyed this, and your refreshing and open attitude. I'm a fan of Winnerwell also. Do get a better barrier between the stove and your wood walls, and whatever pipes you need to make that safe. I'm sure you'll insulate and clad your shed in due course - and I look forward to seeing that. Meanwhile I enjoy seeing you enjoy your journey and making fun of the everyday stages of it. Thank you.
I finally got myself one of these stoves. I can’t wait to use it
Hope this tip helps.👍🏾
-Put a fire rated barrier on that corner where you have the stove. God forbid it catches fire.
Keep it up. Love your content...
Hey man I’m from little old New Zealand and I love this sort of stuff been amazing watching you over the years and how youv grown keep it up
Hey Kiwi
Im all for this content, cant wait to see progress in 6-12 months, gj
Hard to beat that wood heat. Did that in my garage and man I miss that.
A small vent at the rear of the stove will allow the stove to draw air direct from the outside reducing draft. The stove draws air through all the cracks, leaks and holes causing drafts otherwise
hey man im a big fan of yours and im looking to start bushcrafting my self. do you have any tips for a beginner?
I’d be cautious with lots of sharp 90 bends, the more bends you have the harder it is for natural draft from the heat to fully push out the flue gases, some of the flue gasses can condense if slowed. Also want to say great video and very helpful as I am interested in picking this one up myself
Thanks for showing me the wood stove, it looks amazing!
Very cool!
Love the structure too.
That German mustard is one of my favorites.
That old stove looks good just needed some paint and ne pipe lol.
I am not going to lie, I am a fan of the new one! If you hear one of them heat powered fans to set on the stove should keep that rocking all night...or a battery power if ya want to go quick and cheap like a tent fan. But you'll need to hang it from somewhere high above it lol.
Put a Heat Powered Stove Fan on top of the stove to help radiate the stove heat, would work great for your setup.
man i love the vids, always makes my day better just to watch . keep up the good work!!!
"and while we're at it let's cook up a burger" - me when planning to do literally anything
Tom!!!! Keep it up your the best!❤️
Interesting, could I use this stove in a tiny home? Also planning on insulation?
Can we get an update on the stove? Is it holding up?
Hi there, the black piece of wood with a hole for the pipe to go out, did you make that your self? what type of material is it? Thank you in advance
great vibes and info
Damm i wish that i could afford to buy one of these stoves but as i am disabled and unable to work anymore i live on a very fixed income so it's going to take me a very long time to save up enough money. I live in my 1967 GM TDH-4519 city transit bus full-time and I don't have any heat. Maybe next winter i will have heat
خیلی جالب بود ممنونم از آموزش و ویدئو خوبتان
Thanks
that looks like a very nice burger Sir hello from Ireland
Inspiring that’s a nice stove. Fire bricks around it to hold heat
Great video. Really am enjoying all of them.
I’m gutted I’ve missed this
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Why not put paver stones behind it? Also the 45 degree elbows are better for drafting than 90 degree ones.
Hey Bruddah. Put some fire retardant padding behind your stove, looks like ya cooked some of that wood already. Be safe! Thanks for the video, I am probably gonna buy one of these!
Where did you get the bread?
Love your videos where did u purchase such a awesome stove
Is this the medium or large stove?
It the large one. I have a link to it in the description
@@cluelessbushcraft it's perfect for what you have now; it might feel a little hot when you've got it all closed in and insulated :)
Really helpful, thanks!
Love ur videos man
dude i follow u no matter what... and thats what makes the channel fucking channel
so keep channeling.......if i cant then you arent a tv and you arent a tv jk. yoou got this homie! lve it!
Ouch ! .... way too close to the wall. Needs an air gap with a floor to ceiling defector / barrier on both walls and the stove moved further out
Is this his home?
No lmao he lives in a “house” smh
Where you at on tiktok
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Can I have your old stove?
Dude, not eating with you!! 5 cloves of garlic in one burger!! Lol, nope!!
Use sheet metal over the wood that stove is way too close for comfort
melt some bre cheese on a burger. itll change your life lol.
needs more.... wait nvm.
Hey man, put a heat shield on the wall