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.
I normally put on videos in the background while I work I gotta be honest with you the needle drops in this video were so good that I got confused and thought that my music app opened and started playing killer work and killer editing choice, my friend😅🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Interesting design, I'm sure I could get that thing to glow red. Not a fan of the rock band in the video, Nickelback or Theory Of A Dead Man sound better to my ears, though old Metallica (Ride The Lightning was their best album) shreds them all.
This is almost as good as nico staff turn fast and run. I mean that. And I never knew what this song was about but it sounds like he's yelling about what color his cats are. It's got a good vibe even if it is guttural slovenly and ambiguous
That's cool...I'm building one out of a sandblasting tank...I just shortened it some...my grates are 6 by 9 inches...I used a semi truck chrome stack for the tailpipe...I'm just welding the bent part to the stove and running it out a window...my last one was a thrown away gas hot water tank that I just used half of...it looked more like yours , longer...this one is shorter and bigger around, 17 inches versus the old one was 15...I put a floor in mine so I could use a couple of firebricks laying at a 45 angle resting on angle iron strips on top of the stainless steel screen wire grates...I'm making the damper out of the piece I cut for the pipe
I would like to build a stove like this but I don’t know what a secondary combustion chamber is. I get what a baffle does but not this Can you point me in the right direction? Great build and I love the music. Thanks.
It's a second airflow going in through the back of a wood stove which circulates waste gases back into the fire before it goes out through the chimney. Requires a smoke shelf and a second wall to isolate the intake from the combustion chamber. On something this size I wouldn't even piss with it, only a stickler would wet himself with this idea
It sure wasn't. I learned when building my second one to fit it between the sliding window above me and weld directly below it that it properly ventilated
Unfortunately I made a flaw in cutting the flanges on the I-beam at an angle rather that at 90⁰ So it made rather large gaps. But I don't like making excuses and accept that it is what it is.
I want to build a stove just like you did. I started learning MIG Welding using a wire feed of .035 wire with no gas. Can a MIG weld using .035 wire stand up to the heat produced by a wood burning stove? I was going to use 3 mil mild steel for the stove.
3 mil is pretty much the same as 11 gauge which is the plate I used for both ends of the body. It should work fine but it may have the tendency to warp if you were planning on making it a flat top like I did
Nice build and thank you for the nice video. Please consider this as a constructive critic. You built a really nice stove, but you can increase efficiency and save a lot of wood. If you add secondary combustion and a baffle you will get the same amount of heat and save a lot of fuel. Take a look at my channel/videos you can see some possible ideas I acquired from other peoples work.
Hey I'm all game for new ideas. This was just a simple design, I figured I could fabricate and modify it later, with all the free scrap from work the possibilities are endless. I'll check it out, appreciate the feedback
Have you seen those made from Propane Tanks ? Easy ..I'm on Gulf , grew up w Welders , my son welds, well in from gulf now.. Engals in Pascagoula Ms is Hiring , great pay , bonuses, benefits.. welding Ships.. but welding close side by side...Ship welding.. Good luck..
Thanks, the machine I'm using is a cheap 3 in 1 stick/tig/plasma called a Primeweld CT-520D. It's really not bad for it's price but I sure do miss the hypertherm 65 I used to use at work, the pilot arc makes such a difference
@@gypsysteelworks5858 Most wood stoves have a smoke shelf to keep you from burning wood too fast and back drafting. All of your heat goes up the flu without it.
Ahh you mean like a heat reclaimer. I actually made one using copper tubing, radiator, and small fan (thermal syphoning). The stove itself is surprisingly efficient when you have it dampened just right
The length is 29 ½ inches (cut from 10 pound 12 inch I beam) and the ends measure roughly 16 inches across and top to bottom, give or take a little with it's imperfect shape (made with ⅛ inch plate steel)
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.
Most videos that I watch that have music I end up having to mute. I actually enjoyed the music in this one.
I never new welding could sound so good! Great video.
Thanks man, I'd do all my videos with tunes if there wasn't a copyright issue. This was my only freebie
I was enjoying the music so much, I almost lost track of the video! Loved the build.
Thank you sir
Love the Alice in chains music good build on the stove looks like it will last a lifetime
Awesome build, awesome video and awesome music.
Enjoyed the video and music as well! 👏
Wow, did not expect Rancid. Tim Armstrong's a genius as are you!
Good job young man you've got some skills !
And I'm sure they will serve you well in life !
Keep burning that rod .
I'm subscribed because your rocking out to rancid
Thanks man, glad you like it. Punk is underrated and it's better that way
I swear it like I'm listening to my our record collection while on UA-cam. Best video in a while. Thanks!
I appreciate the comments man, glad you enjoyed it 😎
Good jams high energy grinding and welding 🤙🏻🤪🤠 was the door cast iron
I normally put on videos in the background while I work I gotta be honest with you the needle drops in this video were so good that I got confused and thought that my music app opened and started playing killer work and killer editing choice, my friend😅🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you my man. I enjoy putting music in, just a shame that it gets a copyright slapped on it though but I understand the terms
Interesting design, I'm sure I could get that thing to glow red. Not a fan of the rock band in the video, Nickelback or Theory Of A Dead Man sound better to my ears, though old Metallica (Ride The Lightning was their best album) shreds them all.
GREAT music choice! awesome build
Thanks man, appreciate it 😎
This is almost as good as nico staff turn fast and run.
I mean that. And I never knew what this song was about but it sounds like he's yelling about what color his cats are.
It's got a good vibe even if it is guttural slovenly and ambiguous
2 good songs from OP Ivy! Nice looking stove!!
Actually it's Rancid but you got it right in the sense that it's the same vocalist. Thanks for the feedback
This video is a couple of years old now, but I have to point out that the stove pipe is on backwards? You've probably realized that by now though?
That's cool...I'm building one out of a sandblasting tank...I just shortened it some...my grates are 6 by 9 inches...I used a semi truck chrome stack for the tailpipe...I'm just welding the bent part to the stove and running it out a window...my last one was a thrown away gas hot water tank that I just used half of...it looked more like yours , longer...this one is shorter and bigger around, 17 inches versus the old one was 15...I put a floor in mine so I could use a couple of firebricks laying at a 45 angle resting on angle iron strips on top of the stainless steel screen wire grates...I'm making the damper out of the piece I cut for the pipe
You had me at Tool
It's nice. thumbs up. I'm just an older person and I also recommend glasses on plasma, you only have one eye
Dig the soundtrack 😍😎
Nice
Nice work there.
Thanks man
Awesome!!! Nice video brother!!! Trying to get ideas to build me and my family a heavy duty durable wood stove for hard times!!! Nice workmanship!!!
Thanks man I'm glad you like it. Hope you build one to your liking
Rancid! What a great way to start this video!
dude the music is killer nice work too ill be attempting to build my own soon
Thanks man, I hope you build a fine stove
Good job
Damn fine stove you built there
Thank you, much appreciated
Well done man!
Thanks 👍
Very nice work.
Thank you kindly
Dig the tunes and the stove awsum
Thanks man I appreciate the comment
brilliant vid and stove bro
Thank you very much my good man
Very nice work 👊😎
Thanks man 👍
Nice build !
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback
I would like to build a stove like this but I don’t know what a secondary combustion chamber is. I get what a baffle does but not this Can you point me in the right direction? Great build and I love the music. Thanks.
It's a second airflow going in through the back of a wood stove which circulates waste gases back into the fire before it goes out through the chimney. Requires a smoke shelf and a second wall to isolate the intake from the combustion chamber. On something this size I wouldn't even piss with it, only a stickler would wet himself with this idea
@@gypsysteelworks5858 hell yeah sounds good thanks for the reply.
Awesome!
Thank you
That fan isn't doing shit brother. Be safe
It sure wasn't. I learned when building my second one to fit it between the sliding window above me and weld directly below it that it properly ventilated
you are more proficient with Mig than stick that's for sure.
Unfortunately I made a flaw in cutting the flanges on the I-beam at an angle rather that at 90⁰ So it made rather large gaps. But I don't like making excuses and accept that it is what it is.
WHY? WHY? WHY? Did you build the stove so close to the floor?
Nice choice of tunes, and good vid.
How thick were the walls of the body ?
The webbing of the I-beam looks to be close to 7 gauge (3/16") while the top and bottom lip are a bit thicker
Impressive
I want to build a stove just like you did. I started learning MIG Welding using a wire feed of .035 wire with no gas. Can a MIG weld using .035 wire stand up to the heat produced by a wood burning stove? I was going to use 3 mil mild steel for the stove.
3 mil is pretty much the same as 11 gauge which is the plate I used for both ends of the body. It should work fine but it may have the tendency to warp if you were planning on making it a flat top like I did
Looks great brother 👍
Thanks friend. Means a lot from one welder to another. I'll have to check out your channel sometime
Nice build and thank you for the nice video. Please consider this as a constructive critic. You built a really nice stove, but you can increase efficiency and save a lot of wood. If you add secondary combustion and a baffle you will get the same amount of heat and save a lot of fuel. Take a look at my channel/videos you can see some possible ideas I acquired from other peoples work.
Hey I'm all game for new ideas. This was just a simple design, I figured I could fabricate and modify it later, with all the free scrap from work the possibilities are endless. I'll check it out, appreciate the feedback
🔥✊Beautiful job brotha✊🔥 really nice and stout design looks big enough too, keep grinding stay safe&happy!!(=
Hey thanks man I appreciate it, that cast iron face is what gave me the idea. Been sitting around for years so I put it to good use. Be safe as well
@@gypsysteelworks5858 you put it to great use excellent fabrication skills my man
Start making n Selling those NOW 🌹😊 there's a demand for them.. Keep your prices Fair n Cheapest..You will make Alot of Money!!🌹 Gypsy Heaters 😊😎
Thanks I'm glad you like them. I actually did build 2 more and sell them quite quickly, only they were much better quality and had flat grates.
Have you seen those made from Propane Tanks ? Easy ..I'm on Gulf , grew up w Welders , my son welds, well in from gulf now.. Engals in Pascagoula Ms is Hiring , great pay , bonuses, benefits.. welding Ships.. but welding close side by side...Ship welding.. Good luck..
People in Country will buy those , take 4-5 along Road side.. with Price .. you'll sell everyone.. My Ashley heater saved me during big Freeze
nice build!
What plasma cutter are you using?
Thanks, the machine I'm using is a cheap 3 in 1 stick/tig/plasma called a Primeweld CT-520D. It's really not bad for it's price but I sure do miss the hypertherm 65 I used to use at work, the pilot arc makes such a difference
Awseome build bro, what rod size did you use 👌
Thanks man. I used 1/8" 6011
What did you apply to the outside of it? Great job also!
Thanks, I used black stove polish
hi mate what do you call the the stuff that you are finishing the stove off with using a rag mate
It's black stove polish, you can find it at any hardware/home improvement store that sells stoves or stove piping I'll bet
thank god for angle grinders..tthat is the ugliest stick welding I've ever seen,
what torch are you using? I want one!
It's a PrimeWeld CT520D 3 in 1 plasma/stick/tig welder. I haven't used the tig function yet but it's a decent little machine for its price
What was the black finish for this stove?
Black stove polish
@@gypsysteelworks5858 thanks
Nice job! What did you coat it with?
Thanks, I use standard black stove polish
Why didn't you weld in a smoke shelf?
Pretty sure those are more for fireplaces if I'm not mistaken. I don't have any problems concerning downdraft if that's what you are asking
@@gypsysteelworks5858 Most wood stoves have a smoke shelf to keep you from burning wood too fast and back drafting. All of your heat goes up the flu without it.
Ahh you mean like a heat reclaimer. I actually made one using copper tubing, radiator, and small fan (thermal syphoning). The stove itself is surprisingly efficient when you have it dampened just right
hi what is the height and diameter of the woodstove sir?
The length is 29 ½ inches (cut from 10 pound 12 inch I beam) and the ends measure roughly 16 inches across and top to bottom, give or take a little with it's imperfect shape (made with ⅛ inch plate steel)
20 minutes video.. you didn't show how it looks and works at the end for 2 seconds... nonsense.
Does that mean we can't be friends?
had to mute it about 30 seconds in.
The music sucks 😂