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Dude, that was an excellent video. Well narrated and organized. I lost you a little bit on the door but everything else was perfect. It was so professional and you created a stove that works and looks great!. I like how you used what you had around you and turned things that would have been thrown away into something usable again. I think adding tempered glass would be an excellent touch to your creation. Well done. I hope we can make ours as good as yours.

Can someone build me one ?

Ha painters tape works on metal too. Love using it on cutting wood

Let me just pull out my imaginary welder and do this

Now that's pretty mint 👍👍👍👍👍

Great video... Question don't own a welder but would something like JB weld work for doing this?

Gud Job

Nicely done. I just got a couple of air tanks so I’m trying to figure out what and how I want to do it. I could put them together and make a vertical smoker… still not sure

Excellent 👍

All that galvanized pipe I hope your not burning inside, I recommend black pipe

Awesome work! You should make more and sell them! I would buy one for sure ! Great job!

How did you fix the pipe so it wouldn´t spin...?

appreciate the blueprint!~

Really well done!

Low key a fantastic video. Simple and easy.

Awesome

Nice job 😎👍

Really , it will save on electricity for sure.

Would not having a seal on it, would that allow carbon monoxide to leak out through the door or would the suction from the stove pipe allow it to move up? Like a positive pressure system?

Good job friend I like this 😊

great job man !! thank you for sharing !

Beast

Where's the install video?

Put a small grate in the bottom

Nice!!!

Nice job! That’s a great little stove and looks really cool. There are two little things that will make it work way more efficiently and are very simple… a grill of some sort to keep the wood from laying on the bottom and a damper to control the air flow in the chimney… they will both make a huge difference in the amount of heat and the performance of the stove using way less wood. Nicely done BTW and looks great!

Good work and thanks for taking the time to show us

Nice. A wood stove made from less than $1100 in metal stock. lmao. Some trends make no sense. This video is useful.

I like one where you have a place above to heat something and the vent is on the side, this way you can use the heat more and be more efficient, like you can dry something or heat water/milk or cook etc

That was frigging awesome. Great job, great narration.

If you laid it on its side, it would be more efficient and not burn up so fast, that’s why boilers are horizontal, FYI

Nice to see a young guy building things!!!

Nice job on the build, and well done video.

Tip: put that blade guard back on. Eye protection has holes in it for ventilation, and take it from someone who's been there, hot metal finds those holes. You only get one set of eyes. Not to mention the chance of hitting other body parts with the top of the blade.

No baffle plate,all that wasted heat,wood burns best on a bed of ash no need to empty it all out

What a badass DIY video! I'm so glad I clicked on this before bed and just what a fantastic job you did with everything thorough grinding the cleaning. Just a badass fucking job dude. Thank you so much for just giving me more incentive to do more DIY projects around my folk's house, even if it isn't this particular project. I love the concept. I love the idea and the step-by-step you provided. Super well done man. Bravo! 🤘

Great Video! Thank you so much

one thing that will really help is to plumb that intake to outside , the air that goes out of the chimney has to come from somewhere , the way you have it, it will draw the warm air from inside the building into the burner whereas if the intake is from the cold air outside it will draw less warm air from inside the building great video btw and subd

My best friend made one very similar for his 12x16 wood working shop a couple years ago and last year when it got -35 with that artic blast the midwest got he and his wife and dogs moved a mattress and the dog beds in the shop and stayed in there. It wasn't like super warm in there but it never got under 65, that's an 100 degree swing in temp. Luckily he had just went to a local furniture shop and gitten all their scrap wood that they just throw away and had plenty of wood scrapes to cut up for the stove.

Use flat stock for the 6" opening, I've built a few from compressor tanks. By using the stove pipe adapter to slowly bed 1/8 flat stock when ut comes time to move the stove or replace the pipe it just slides in and out like a regular stove

This is awesome but its kinda not a stove since you cant cook anything on top

That’s proper! I wish I had al the tools to make it happen lol

Dope! Nice work👌

This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list ua-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.

FYI - Water, once-to-the-top is ample. Water is much heavier and will force existing vapor out. Just once!

Thanks for the design! only modifications i made was swapping the lower triangles supports for metal book shlef brackets and i had to use a 60" bar as the vertical beams can extend outward. it would definitely need some sand bags if youre trying to do anything crazy but this is great for my back yard. thank you

Excellent work and great video! Thanks for outlining the process and materials

Great video and great design. I love the creativity in the video and the comment section with improvements that can make for an excellent stove

Hi, did u end up using it a lot? :)

Great skills, Thanks