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It worked out good, but for this winter, I’m testing a natural gas and diesel heater too.

How did ur wood stove work out for u just subbed u need some skirting on ur trailer it would be a lot warmer

Have you burnt down the countryside yet ?

Those welds won’t hold for long

I love this guy! He is risking it all for that sweet sweet heat!😂 Bravo Brother!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

All i see is this guy catching his trailer on fire. Doesn't look safe at all.

Great video

You would be better off with a double barrel stove small

Hi hows the stove performing? I thimk they recomend the flue to rise at least 3 feet. Great stuff

your the fkn man for posting this -live free or die tryn

Let’s all pitch in and get this guy a hack saw😂

Good job cuz!

It is not the welding machine. I have one and get welds that look like solid wire and gas. This is a good welder. He needs to learn our you manage the puddle as he welds. It should start with establishing the puddle, and slowly move it along. As with flux welding, "with slag you drag", your gun. He also has the wire way out to far. Should be 3/8" - 1/2" sticking out as you weld or you get a lot of bounce, and lack of control. Feed seems to stutter. Check roller friction on wire feeder to be sure there is good contact, and no slipping of wire through rollers. With practice you will due well. Don't be afraid to run your feed 4 - 6 setting for consistent feeding the weld puddle as you slowly drag the wire. If you are melting the metal frame too much, use short burst of a few seconds at a time.

Trust me when I say I've never welded, but from what I know, that stickout was way too much. One day I'll break out my Titanium 125 and give it a shot.

Do not get discouraged. We all start somewhere.

I really understand what you're trying to accomplish, but you would have gotten a smoother weld with a HF Titanium 125 flux core inverter welder (DC out put)it cost a little more but you could have returned it and got your money back after you finished your project, quite honestly i don't know why HF continues to sell the Chicago electric 125 , because its out dated technology, weights almost 50lbs and its AC out put the arc not as smooth as DC like the Titanium 125 that weighs around 17lb, I've had mine since it first came out bought it for $165 in 2019 also use good flux core wire like Lincoln electric NR211-MP and buy HF angle grinder costs around $20, very good and interesting video, and good with your future projects sir👍🧑‍🏭

Keep playing with it- you'll figure it out. Plenty of vids out there to give you pointers. A good weld has a number of characteristics, the most important being penetration. Without penetration, weld is no good, no matter how "good" it looks on the surface.

Now you have an excuse to get an angle grinder with some cutting disks and a wire wheel and redo that weld. Not safe bro. It looked it didn't have much penetration..

Hey friend I would love to give you some pointers. A handheld face shield shouldn't be used when you are welding. I see you bought a welding hood. You could adjust the knobs on the hood and once you tilt your head down you should be able to see the arc of the weld once you start welding. Also, try turning down the wire feed speed so that way you can have a nice weld bead. If it helps with the welding hood try with an auto shading hood those things are the best to have. I hoped this helps. I'd probably want to get a Chicago Electric Flux 125 someday and try one out myself.

Why did you ditch the helmet for the handheld mask? Using two hands helps keep it steady and consistent.

The roof looks beautiful now! I had a question for you. I've got a 1991 Pace Arrow and it has the same roof as yours. I read that you're not supposed to put any kind of coating over that fiberglass roof. Were you aware of that? Is the stuff you used okay to put on top of that roof? I sure would like to do it if so!

HF for the win, learned on my neighbors Chicago welder. Then i got that titanium 200 though works beautifully for the price.

You only just got a fire going with all that lighter fluid 🤣 hope you never get lost in the woods! Think you need to research how to make a fire first

I just bought one similar for a 4 season bicycle camper I'm building. They're nice.Even if you had to bug out down a trail,carry it with you by the side handle with hot gloves and feed it sticks,you got heat.

Is there anything beer can't fix 🤔

It would have been legendary if you cut to a shot of yourself in your knickers cause it was so hot.

This is a thing of beauty. A man of my caliber. My favorite part was the clamp-hammer. Brilliant. Although, the sawhorses were overkill. You had perfectly good cinder blocks right there.

Put a damper in it .

2 years now no fire .

Use cement board it's cheap

I am a Mason of 33 yrs. I have put in fireplaces and woodstoves, lol a few times. But this is the most RED neck set up I have ever seen. Lolol I really enjoyed it. Hope you don't have to waste your beer. Blessings 🙂👍

In your experience, what is minimal safe distance between stove and metal shield? I'm curious, because i have extreamely small place (7x5 ft, plywood), and with recomended clearence of 12 inches (with metal shield) - it's imposible. With any size of stove.

Rats live in cleaner conditions

Good job cuz 👍 be careful tho in case that stuff gets too hot, hope it keeps you warm & ends up working good 🙏❤️

Can you do an update on your 10th /squalor wood stove set up thinking about doing the same thing. Thank you for the video

You need a fresh air supply to stove.... if you do not do this, you're using your conditioned air to provide oxygen to the fire!

I’ll keep watching if ur on ur knees this much☺️

Those are some big strong arms😉

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Wtf is this? Did you get stuck or something? Are you digging just because? Where did the base course and the other stones come from? Do you have a rock quarry in the back of your rv?

This is how we sweep the dirt

Cinder block don't last forever.. Some times they do Last longer than roof glue

It is a start. Good luck.

Smart move... Preserve...You can make it a lovely house ✌️

I surely wouldn't consider that free standing! Yikes! If the decking and lumber are in good shape, I'd put a supporting beam under the joists, then cut it free from the home to let it stand on its own. As for the home leaning, that's probably the deck pulling some, but also settling of the home piers. Maybe ring a local mobile home mover to have them come check your level and foundation... if it's something you want to keep and work on. Gotta have a good foundation. :) Also ask them about house tie downs / anchors. I didn't see any, but may have missed it. What a blessing for that half acre! We made our first little homestead from 0.4 acres and had plenty to keep us busy. You've got a great start there! -Sam

Haha, lazy man's way! Is always best. 🤣

People like you are the reason there are tutorials on how to drink water.

Somebody has an exhaust leak and master of reversing. LOL