Our Off-Grid Cabin Heating and Cooking Stove: A Review
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- In this video we show our cooking and heating option for our Off Grid, Dry Cabin we are building in the Rocky Mountains on our property. We Review the the England's Stove Works Survivor Cub Camp Stove and all the accessories we purchased and why we chose this particular stove. We also assemble the stove, the first run of stove pipe and do a burn-off to season the stove before we install it.
We bought this at a local building supply, it is not currently in stock on amazon, however it is on Cabela's for about the same price we paid without accessories, heres the link:www.cabelas.com/shop/en/engla... - Навчання та стиль
Great choice on this stove. Obviously, very high quality and will provide many years of use. Also it offers nice versatility, cooking and heat. Good addition too your cabin👍
Funny the adapters/spark arresters etc sometimes force us to put the female end of the pipe towards the stove, this is a problem if you ever kill your damper for bed time etc and don’t burn hot enough, you will get liquid creosote that will run down your pipes and come out at the joints and be on the outside of your stove pipe, very flammable too! But I get it been there done that anyways always try to have male end towards stove where it can drain into the box and be safely burnt off
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They say camp chef is made from 10 gauge door and top, rest 12. this is apparently all 12, so I do not think it is more heavy duty. I do like the compact size, and possibly better construction.
Great small heavy duty stove! I like that item!
That is really a fantastic stove. You will have a lot of great memories burning the stove in the cabin. Great video.👌
Very nice! I think im going to order this one! Where did you get their leg extensions? I cant seem to find them. You happen to have a link on them? Great video thanks!!!!
Thanks! We love this stove, it heats our 160 sq. ft. off grid cabin like a charm! If you havent see our off grid cabin series, check it out and see how I installed this stove. Here's the link for the leg extensions and shelf and collar www.englander-stoves.com/us/en/heaters/camp-stoves/esw0035/ Thanks for watching, please like and subscribe if you enjoy our content.
Fairly new to your channel. I really enjoy it and the cabin build. Verify yourself, but I'm pretty sure there's a mix of Avocado or Grapeseed oil and water that you put in a spray bottle, and when the cook top comes down a bit from the ripp'n hot level you spray the cook top and it basically turns it into a cast iron finish.
Thank you that is so good to know because we do plan on using it to cook! Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for helping me decide on getting this stove. You have a great personality for UA-cam, very entertaining, keep it up!
Awesome! Thank you! Also J Dean, since doing this video I have decided to go with all double walled chimney pipe. Its safer and better for heat protection and stand off from the walls.
thanks for sharing stove review, (and your stove pipe struggles-lol) I was thinking of buying one, good luck on your off grid build, that's next on my list too! Cheers
Thanks Kevin, we just got the stove installed in our cabin and are getting ready to run it for its first burn inside. We will have that in our next video of the move in and reveal in our cabin. I did end up going with double walled pipe instead of the single walled pipe I showed in this stove video, its safer, has less of a standoff from combustibles. You can see is install it in this video ua-cam.com/video/eMtjRKSvSqM/v-deo.html
Does this come with a smoke stack ??
No you have to buy your own chimney pipe for the stove. Thanks for watching and for your comment. Please like and subscribe as we are trying to grow our channel.
Great script!
Thanks Aunt Susie! I am a real movie producer now! HA
Size: 14 1/2W x 11 1/2H x 17D Weight: 43 lbs Firebox: 1 cu foot Material: 12 ga steel Max Burn Time: 5 hrs.
Btw, you forgot to put the tension spring on the damper rod. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the info!