I love your field measurements and tools. Everything except the bent arm 90 and 45 degree square. That is definitely roughing it in. Makes me nostalgic all over again.
It only smokes if the wind is blowing in a certain direction. My welding is novice like to say the least. As long as it holds together looks are less important so I shouldn’t worry. The metal was a little thin for arc. One day I’ll treat myself to a MIG setup……
Now there's some skills and techniques you rarely see these days. Most go hacking at the thing with no forethought and then have to spend much time and energy going back to address issues. Nice build sir.
Great use of that gas cylinder. This would come in handy when our power is out. This year we went 5 days without power for our electric stove. Used camp stoves and it worked very well. This would also work well for us too as we have plenty of mesquite wood to burn.
That’s most kind of you. The dog (Sid) is my constant companion. We’re very very lucky to live where we do in a relatively isolated part of Kent. Thanks again for the encouragement.
proper man cave -- like mine and with plenty of stuff -- a man has gotta have stuff. A bacon and egg butty on your own made project , great -- i could smell the bacon....
Thanks Richard. It’s part of a project to make my own little bar in the shed. Then I’ll get my mates over. I reckon pubs as we know them are finished. I’ll be doing an update soon. Cheers again for the encouraging comment.👍
Well done... I am making one from a 16kg tank... I have removed collar and valve.... note that the valves are NOT reverse thread.... it will mess with your mind when trying to remove the stubborn bastards...Remove in counter-clockwise manner.... I used hammer and chisel...has my moments of doubt and pain...but it finally came loose...
Yes the valve was as tight as could be. I kept the steel valve protect collar on and put a length of bar through it so that the cylinder couldn’t spin under me as I sat on it with my Stillsons. Not easy.
For sure. That was my first attempt apart from a little practice with off cuts. Lots of instruction is out there on UA-cam. Give it a go. Its a handy skill to have and its not as if you’re welding an airliner! Good luck.👍
Get yourself a MIG, Magyar is using a Arc welder which has a steeper learning curve but you'll end up a better welder. If you're just wanting to do a little bit of DIY hobby welding a MIG is much easier to use.
3mm plate. A little easier to weld than the metal of the cylinder which was no more than 2mm and easy to burn through on with the arc welder. I’m no welder! Mig would be perfect.
Great build and great bacon and egg buttie 👍
Ton garage est le paradis du bricoleur 👌👍😅😁🙋🏻♂️
Initially I was less than impressed, little planning or thought put into aesthetics ....but then you added the brown sauce. Perfect! Nice stove too.
It has to be HP sauce.
Lol
After watching the whole video that comment is pretty funny 😂 👍
I love your field measurements and tools. Everything except the bent arm 90 and 45 degree square. That is definitely roughing it in. Makes me nostalgic all over again.
Brilliant, when the door closes, does much smoke escape, I wanna make one for in house, your welding looks better than my gorilla welding
It only smokes if the wind is blowing in a certain direction. My welding is novice like to say the least. As long as it holds together looks are less important so I shouldn’t worry. The metal was a little thin for arc. One day I’ll treat myself to a MIG setup……
Best makers video on UA-cam . All action and no hot air except when it is used to cook!
That’s most kind of you sir!!
Now there's some skills and techniques you rarely see these days. Most go hacking at the thing with no forethought and then have to spend much time and energy going back to address issues.
Nice build sir.
Thanks for your words of encouragement. As you say, it pays not to rush these things, especially if it’s a first build.
Great use of that gas cylinder. This would come in handy when our power is out. This year we went 5 days without power for our electric stove. Used camp stoves and it worked very well. This would also work well for us too as we have plenty of mesquite wood to burn.
Its easy to do and no better time than the present! Thanks for your encouraging comment by the way.
awesome stove.. beautiful dog and green and beautiful nature there around you. You are blessed!
That’s most kind of you. The dog (Sid) is my constant companion. We’re very very lucky to live where we do in a relatively isolated part of Kent. Thanks again for the encouragement.
I like your wood stove but now all I want is a toasted ham & egg sandwitch !!! Good Job...
Sorry for that!
Awww, you made sure your doggo got to share! Goodonyer.
He’s a good lad.
Great job and well-thought-out. And then you get to cook your breakfast there you go that sounds perfect
Thanks mate. I’d happily move into the shed. Just have to persuade the dog.
Picked up some good tips on this video, thanks for sharing. Paul, UK.
Thanks for the encouraging words.
Spitfire - good choice, and now I'm starving :)
A good drop of beer from a Kent brewery.
Great job love your work thanks for sharing
Thanks for your encouraging words sir!
More sauce needed 🤣🤣🤣,
Really helpful video thank you and sid.
Most kind. Sid lo loves that burner when its cold.
proper man cave -- like mine and with plenty of stuff -- a man has gotta have stuff. A bacon and egg butty on your own made project , great -- i could smell the bacon....
Can’t beat it. Many a vegetarian has been turned by a bacon sarnie.
Great stuff just what i need to keep hands busy
It was an interesting exercise and what with what’s going on in the world at the moment it has a little more real world relevance.
Love it man very well done and you spoil your dog😎
Sick Build Wicked 😊
Thanks Richard. It’s part of a project to make my own little bar in the shed. Then I’ll get my mates over. I reckon pubs as we know them are finished. I’ll be doing an update soon. Cheers again for the encouraging comment.👍
My dog also get her share. Love it.
Cheers! Any bloke who feeds his dog like he feeds himself is a quality human👍
Well done... I am making one from a 16kg tank... I have removed collar and valve.... note that the valves are NOT reverse thread.... it will mess with your mind when trying to remove the stubborn bastards...Remove in counter-clockwise manner.... I used hammer and chisel...has my moments of doubt and pain...but it finally came loose...
Yes the valve was as tight as could be. I kept the steel valve protect collar on and put a length of bar through it so that the cylinder couldn’t spin under me as I sat on it with my Stillsons. Not easy.
@@magyarninetysix9821 good idea....can't go cutting on it until we are sure the propane is gone completely.
nice build bro
Thanks!
Prediction...By may 2023 there won't be a tree left standing in the UK
A good video
Thanks John👍
Top demais 😄
👍👌
😉
Well rigged!👍👍
Most kind of you to say so. 👍
Bloody Hell! Where's my spare tyre?
Heaven
Thank you. It really doesn’t take much to keep us blokes happy does it?
Nice build mate! is this something someone who has never welded before would be able to do?
For sure. That was my first attempt apart from a little practice with off cuts. Lots of instruction is out there on UA-cam. Give it a go. Its a handy skill to have and its not as if you’re welding an airliner! Good luck.👍
Get yourself a MIG, Magyar is using a Arc welder which has a steeper learning curve but you'll end up a better welder. If you're just wanting to do a little bit of DIY hobby welding a MIG is much easier to use.
Cant watch anymore with that welding , I’m gone
awesome can i ask what is the thickness of plate steel did you use for cooktop?
3mm plate. A little easier to weld than the metal of the cylinder which was no more than 2mm and easy to burn through on with the arc welder. I’m no welder! Mig would be perfect.
How do you empty the ash
The grate lifts out and the ash is easily removed with a little hand shovel. Wood ash is good for the garden.