Building My Own Hot Tent Stove Episode #16
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2020
- Building A Folding Hot Tent/Camp Stove
Top -14.5 inches x 10.5 inches or 36.8 cm x 26.7 cm
Bottom- 14 inches x 10 inches or 35.6 cm x 25.4 cm
Ends- 10.25 inches x 6.5 inches or 26cm x 16.5 cm
Sides- 12.25 inches x 6.5 inches or 31.1 cm x 16.5 cm
Door-6.25 inches x 4.25 inches or 15.9 cm x 11.4 cm
3 inches or 7.62 cm inch Stove Pipe
2.75 inches or 6.9 cm Hole Saw
1 inch or 2.5 cm Piano Hinge
1/8 inch Pop Rivets
Legs are 5 inches or 12.7 cm long
Weight 3.5 lbs or 1.6 kg - Спорт
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The sound of the crackling fire and brook in the background was perfect editing! Can taste the jam bread and bacon all the way in Northern Ontario. Thanks for sharing
Your welcome
Wow that was awesome, Thanx for sharing, Cheers from the other end of the country....BC
The only area in the world so proud they call their Chanel where they are from. I respect newfies so much.
Absolutely 💯
Watch all your videos .. makes me miss being in the woods back home ..
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Great job on the stove.
Thankyou very much sir, that means alot coming from you. Love your program.
Brilliant designs and good looking stoves! Thanks for sharing :)
Awesome video this is going to be my project this week ! Cheers from Port Blanford
I'm so glad you're using stainless steel and not galvanized metal which gives off toxic fumes when heated by a fire.
Now that's a tidy little stove .... great job ! Love your videos keep them coming ! I'm on the East Coast of NL but love the West Coast scenery !
Wow nice little stove! And compact... Awesome project... I will surely build one thanks for sharing. Cheers from Canada Quebec.
So I did build 2 of those and loving it! I used car muffler 2inch pipe as chimeny works like a charm 😃 once again thanks for this amazing concept sir 👌☺️🔥
You are jack of all trades.good job.
now that is a novel idea .. removable top ... and you have a fire pit OR stove ... if you made the legs taller and added a insert box that has 3 walls that fit snug up to the stove and the 4th with a hinged door like an oven ... you would have an oven or warming spot for more cooking options
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Beautiful execution and space economical! Thanks for sharing with us your build!
This is so neat. I can see many ways to use this stove. Brilliant. Thank you.
I signed up only seeing your intro boy! I can tell we would get along.
Ive litterally been trying to figure out how to make a fast fold stove for about a year now...i finally gave up and just bought one, which killed me to do...of course i find this video now after looking for a year and not finding any videos and after buying one...SMH...cheers!!!
That was great. Awesome videos, keep them coming.
Brilliant as always!!
Food for thought, if you wrap your grill with foil it will save you the hard clean up of your pots and pans. When done cooking put foil in fire, it will burn. Hope this helps! Great video and awesome build, cheers 😃
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That looks awesome! All detailed and everything. Thank you for posting.
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Great video. Awesome little stove.
Brilliant video, many thanks x Merry Christmas.
Great video!! Really enjoyed it
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Awesome little stove.
Merry Christmas! !
I really like watching your show , my name is Walter Andrews and myself and Fiancé Sharon both equally love the outdoors like yourself and your family. We are currently living in Fort mcmurray but are retiring back to Bonne Bay Pond this summer. Sharon would be more familiar with some of the areas in your show but I remember the names from recently being there. Myself I am from Francois in the south coast . You did a pretty good job with your stove with the tools you had, I am a sheet metal and HVAC mechanic and I think you did an awesome job. You take life seriously as I can see , you respect the outdoors and I like that , not like some other videos , I’ve. Pretty much watched all your videos so keep them coming . All the best to you and your family, also love the cabin , that’s how a cabin is suppose to be , good job .
Thankyou appreciate it, my buddy Robert Skinner is from francois as well
Thanks so much for this video bud. Merry Christmas to you
Best DIY hot stove build I have seen so far. Thanks for sharing.
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Best one I have seen on UA-cam Thanks for sharing
that's a cool stove you built there, great for camping, take care
Very well done ! Clear explanations of every step . Too many times measurements are left out of diy projects , your's are very precise .
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Nice build. I use a circular door with one wing nut. It works great.
Great job 👍
Nice looking stove, may have to build something similar. Ive got a big G-Stove now and its super nice and sturdy but I'm not a fan of the weight for everything I wanna do. Recent subscriber and am really enjoying the videos. Nice to see the DIY stuff and even that you go on such adventures with just a wood working handsaw for processing wood. Nice and simple. Keep up the content!
Excellent job. Thanks for sharing your plans for this build
Your welcome
Awesome cheers from Ontario
Thank you, Skipper, for this very fine tutorial!
This is a project I’ve wanted to learn to do for a while; not only is it very well-made, and well instructed, what is particularly valuable that you did this without welding, using rivets instead, so that the rest of us who don’t have confident, welding skills, can still fabricate it nicely.
I can hardly wait to cook up a scoff on mine, as you’re doing on the original! 😊
ps. It’s a mystery to me, as to why I’m only seeing your videos for the first time now, but you’re up one subscriber.
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Awesome job sir, love it.
I've watched all the hand made stove videos and yours is the best by far !!! Thanks for sharing !
Just make sure to use stainless steel rivets.
Aluminium melts
Wow, thanks!
Brilliant idea and amazing design! Keep up the great content!
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Great video.
great work done dear
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That's so awesome! 👍👏👏👏
Thankyou
Awesome...you could fold in the door opening to make it smooth.
Not bad bud. Merry Christmas.
WOW 10 PLUS IN MY BOOKS GOD BLESS YA BROTHER
Thanks for posting your DIY Packable stove, and by chance you would you be able to make one from also, we hike in Alberta in the mountains, a stove would be a nice add, thanks
Love it my buddy
Merry Christmas
Man alive I would buy one of those in a heart beat. I would love to try and build one as well just don't have all the tool yet.
Nice job bud
Great job thank you for sharing
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Great video, I've made a couple of pop rivet tent stove s but never a foldable one really like this and ready to make one. O don't know if you mentioned but anyone that makes one make sure you use stainless steel pop rivets not aluminum, I bought aluminum by accident once and it didn't work out they melted and stretched
Thanks for the reminder
Oh, yes! He made a point of specifying that at the outset.
It’s a really good thing that you’re mentioning this again, as it would be easy for a beginner at this sort of fabrication, to make a mistake like that. tyvm
Great instructions!
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Tools and knowledge you can build anything stay safe have a great xmas and new year
Merry Christmas 🎅
Truly excellent design and fabrication.
Meticulously precise and superb craftsmanship, this tutorial will inspire many viewers to build one for themselves.
Thank you for sharing your very well considered collapsible tent stove, subscribed.
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Muito bom !!!!!!! Show!!!!
Great work and great video
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Great job think I'm going to try and build one myself
You should!
@@thenewfoundlandoutsider6354 had a friend help me with an ammunition can one but it doesn't fold up and is quite heavy
Merry Christtmas Nuef .All the best to You and Yours .
Some may consider the term Nuef , an insult , I do not ....
I consider it a compliment .
One of Your best vids was when You went Cod fishing in the dory .
Please make many more vids , They are few and far between .
From an old Herring choker .
Merry Christmas
Awesome thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your Knowledge!!!!?
No problem
Could you by any chance make me one. You know what your doing and I would like to buy one I’ll pay for the stove and postage
I can make you one, pm me ad we can talk about it.
@@fabiocaccio how much would you charge to make me one of these, this is by far my favorite design on UA-cam
The most beautiful things are usually the simplest...l ii Ke a cute melody.. you have created that!! Thank you! One question..
What guage or thickness SS sheeting would that be?
18
Fabulous thanks.
Very good you included cm
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I was getting worried you weren't going to brew up a cup.🙂
Pretty slick, my friend, pretty slick. For sure someone with a little welder could make it a little better, but man, with just a couple hand tools, and some tin? Pretty slick.
And I was just looking at portable fire places for using in areas where an open fire isn't a good idea, or to grill when wood is a little scarce.
Only thing I'd add is maybe a small plate for the bottom to spare it from getting burned out. Maybe another piece with a 1/4 fold and holes drilled into it to get a draft under the fire, and spare the bottom. What do you think? And it drafts ok, doesn't let smoke out in the tent?
Oh, yeah, and most importantly, what do you use to go through the tent? Do you have a small double wall section?
We use an inch of beach sand around here for the bottom and i got a 12 inch piece of welding blanket for 10 bucks that i use for the stove pipe hole
I tried to make it so people with very little tools especially a welder could make it.
The Newfoundland Outsider Yes, for sure. I can see that you made it in a simple way on purpose. I only commented because of the inevitable comments from the "pros" on here.
Sand is a really good idea, if you got it. Here it really depends on where you are. Some places have, some not even a grain. Most places I camp don't have any at all.
This is definitely going to be on a to do list for me. Thanks, I really appreciate the video.
Great video production. Get yourself a 4" bender, costs aboot 70 $.
Have to check that out thanks
cool idea
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What gauge stainless are you using? Do you know how many times your stove will last before it is burnt out?
Nice job! Merry Christmas!
It’s not stainless steel, it’s steel. 18 gauge steel measures 0.0478 inches thick.
He did a great job.
ty cool .
Mad skills by'.
Great guide for my spring project! How thick are the plates?
18 gauge
I too would pay you to make me one also. I live in the state of Louisiana.
Gotta say again very nice stove love your directions, I'm gonna do a aluminum one with stainless hardware to save on weight this video will save you allot of money, it's just as good as those 300 dollar stove s
Thanks and good luck
How did it turn out?
I’m curious as to how well the aluminum would hold up to the heat.
Breakfast of champions inam gonna make one,or 2
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My second look at your vid, I’m going to give it a go! Any chance we can get the dimensions or have I missed them. Many thanks.
In the description below
Hi. I m french. I finished mine with your video. Thank you so much. I did a video for you but i don t know how you send it. Have you an adress?
Awesome video! The old stove is quite a bit larger it seems. Would you consider selling some?
Thanks again came across your channel and I’m hooked 👍
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Hello,
I saw your folding stove project a while ago. Now I want to try to do it since of all the projects that I have seen, yours seems to me the most perfect. I would like to ask about the thickness and type of steel, I think you say it in the video but I have not understood it very well. What thickness and type of steel would you recommend for this project?
Greetings and congratulations for such a project.
That is 18 gauge steel. But duct work metal at your local tin shop is a great metal too.
@@thenewfoundlandoutsider6354 Thank you very much for your fast answer!
Ever have any rivets melt?
No
What ga metal did you use? Was it all stainless or just plain ?
Just regular
You should file down all the sharp and rough edges.
How much $$ would you charge to build that for someone??
The smaller of the two stoves..
Sorry no time
Is there a specific steel type you use so it won t melt or I can grab any type of Steele
Any mild steel not aluminum
@@thenewfoundlandoutsider6354 sorry for bothering could you tell me did you use piano hinges ?
@@BlackStar-vt4hf yes i did. Little stainless steel piano hinges from canadian tire, and its no bother.
@@thenewfoundlandoutsider6354 thanks man I just bought a foldable on screws titanium stove but in winter screwing it up is unpractical so I want to modify it
I mean how many times can you build a fire init?
24 gauge. And 19 nights and counting. Third hunting season.
hi.are the plates from stainless or simple tin metal?
tnx
Tin metal only
What would you charge me to build and ship one?
I personally don't have the space or tools.
they are on sale on amazon right now might be a better deal
also how much did you pay for materials and the cutting .tnx
About $70.00, i think been awhile
Been trying to figure out a light easy metal to fold to create an easyflu set up
Maybe flashing
So confused... tried to do this and failed at the part where you did the folding front and back piece. IT wont fold at all !
Give it another try
Where can i buy the long hinges
Canadian tire
Do you sell these stoves sir? I would love to buy one .
No unfortunately not, lots of people ask though
No unfortunately not, lots of people ask though
No, sorry.
No, sorry.
I tried building that but didn't succeed lo