I am retired pipe welder and accomplished fabrication person. This guy did a fantastic job . I love the practical and logical approach with the mounting method of utilizing the tank grab handle for mounting mechanism.. And the cooking deck configuration 😊 nice job ❤. Throw a little sand in the bottom to help with not burning out the bottom.. love it gona make one !!!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you liked the design and approach. Great tip with the sand for added durability! Best of luck building your own, it sounds like it'll be awesome! 😊
Thanks for the kind words! The glass door and ash drawer do make a big difference. Have you thought of adding any other features to improve it further?
@@lmtnI think it's just what the doctor ordered it's a great design nothing I can think of right off other than make sure your wood is dry and good damper control
Making and using stoves like that for almost 10 years now,I usually make them standing up and only use them in open air or in a well ventilated room. Not in our house... Works perfect 🔥
That sounds like a great approach! Using them in open air or well-ventilated spaces is definitely the safest way. Glad to hear it works perfectly for you! Stay safe and keep up the good work! 🔥
It is shown all over the globe. So the regional circumstances and law can be very different. In my cabin in the scandinavian woods noone interest about my stove. It‘s my personal interest to avoid an intoxication of carbonmonoxide or burning my cabin. If you live in a town, maybe in Germany or California with strict green governents and envoirmental laws, you will be charged very soon for operating a stove without permission by officials. You see, some sceptic, attention and warning isn‘t wrong sometime. I try to operate some things under the govermental radar too. Especially in the last two years & winters with exorbitant rised energy prises for heating gas and electricity („guerilla“ woodgas stove and solarpanels). But if they catch me I have to take the penalty - without screaming & tears.
@@troyli3465 А виноваты-то кто? Правительства , которые живут только для себя, не думая о простых людях. Зелёная энергетика-это бред, выдуманный в угоду корпорациям, которые наживаются на разработках в этой сфере.
That's great experience! It shows in the attention to detail on your work. Welding and fabrication require precision, and it sounds like you have a strong understanding of the process. Keep up the great work!
@lmtn I've made a rocket stove out of an old coffee can. I've taken an old broom and turned it into a snow brush declare snow during the winter off an automobile.
Some interesting ideas, here. The pot lid as a window to the fire box is something I never thought of. The fire box door would require a better seal if used in any confined space. I read a comment criticizing the stove pipe, yet, the diameter seems reasonable. Thanks for the video!
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That is some precise ingenuity there. You made yourself a wood burning stove out of a propane tank. How ingenious is this?. Not only did you make a stove but you made a way to heat coffee and maybe fry yourself breakfast. Way to go
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you found the project impressive. It’s always fun to turn everyday items into something useful. I hope you try it out and enjoy the process! 😊
Love the idea years ago i worked for a propane n heating oil company me and a co worker were putting brakes on a truck and our co worker buddy had a idea he was going to fill up a few 100# tanks with water and he said he was going to take a cutting torch and cut the top and bottom out and then weld them back together for a culvert to go across his driveway lol we looked at each other and thought man i bet he could get seriously hurt propane is very dangerous, long story short he filled up one laid it down and strattled it between his feet and started cutting with the torch we heard a load noise and the tank took off like a torpedo and hit the side of a metal building about 40 yards away lol so what im saying is b careful with them propane tanks the tanks he was using were at least a few years old just setting behind our shop 😂it was pretty funny thank God nobody got hurt and he didn't loose his job 😊
Thanks for sharing that wild story! It's great to hear everyone was safe. That was definitely a close call! Do you have any other safety tips or funny stories from your time working with propane? I'd love to hear more!
Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊 We're always trying to come up with new ideas and projects. If you ever have any cool ideas or need advice on anything, feel free to reach out! Keep creating too!
Awesome stove. My only recommendation after many years of using various wood stoves (none i fabricated myself) is to put a bit of flashing between the stove/chimney and the wall. Ive found that even a couple of inches of air between the flashing and wall is all thats needed to keep it nice and cool to the touch. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the thoughtful suggestion! Adding flashing for safety and airflow is an excellent idea, especially with wood stoves. It's great to hear insights from someone with years of experience. Do you have a favorite type of wood stove design, or have you considered fabricating one yourself someday?
@ I’m not a creator but you’ve inspired many I’m sure. It may have sparked an interest if I find the time. I really want to build a masonry heater with a Russian style in mind.
Thank you for the kind words! An ice house is a great idea. How do you think this could be adapted to make it even more efficient for cold environments?
@@lmtn A seal on the main door will make it pull air from the best place it can get air. The ash pan is under the wood. The air would have to move up into the wood to burn. With control you can make the wood burn as fast and hot as you wish. Or slow it down to make the wood last longer.
Yair but there are also a lot of people who love the effort you make. I love seeing people coming up with a new idea, something different and interesting
Thank you so much for the encouragement-it means a lot! Innovation always comes with challenges, but support like this makes it worthwhile. What’s the most inspiring idea you’ve seen recently?
@ I would make a larger cook surface but that’s about it. I ❤️ love that the airflow is from the bottom through the ash door Very cool. It would be welded solid and strong. Nothing folding or removable THANK YOU AGAIN. CHEERS FROM MANITOBA CANADA
My father n i made a wood stove out of a small 5 gal tank . A free standing stove With a handle like a bucket on it for transport.used it on river in a portable shack. Steelhead fishing.
Thank you! Using water is a simple yet effective way to ensure safety by displacing any remaining gases. I'm glad you found it helpful-safety is always a priority!
Thank you so much! 🙌 Everyone starts somewhere, and learning by doing is the best way to improve. Keep experimenting, and if you ever need advice or ideas, I’m here to help! 🔧✨
Awesome stovebuild, love that it's wallhung! I noticed the wallmounting brackets were only spotwelded even when he used the stove in the final shots. But I have hope that this was properly welded up after the video,.
It sounds like you’re talking about a stove build with wall-mounting brackets. It’s great that you love the design, especially the wall-hung feature! As for the spot-welding, it’s common to do spot welds for testing or as placeholders, but full welding would definitely be necessary for the structural integrity, especially if it’s supporting the stove's weight. Hopefully, the final product was properly reinforced after the video for safety and durability. It’s always good to double-check that these kinds of crucial welds are done right!
You're right, it might not be the most efficient. Have you tried any modifications to improve its performance, or do you use it primarily for small tasks?
Very cool invention. I’ve had luck putting aluminum in the bottom of my firebox in BBQ pits to prevent the iron bottom from burning through. Just an idea.
Voici quelques idées pour les journées d'hiver en atelier : Fabriquer un petit poêle ou un chauffage en bois. Créer un rack ou une armoire pour organiser les outils. Améliorer votre établi avec du rangement supplémentaire ou un étau. Ajouter des panneaux d'isolation pour mieux chauffer l'atelier. Construire un foyer extérieur pour profiter de l'air frais. Si tu veux plus de détails, n’hésite pas à demander !
This is pretty awesome. I'm always an advocate of unique ways to put things together. I would be concerned about the wall getting a little hot without a heat shield though, and possibly something to protect the steel from being destroyed over prolonged use ( some kind of fire brick layer would solve that)
Thanks for your insight! You make a great point about heat management. A heat shield or fire brick layer would definitely help protect the wall and steel over time. Appreciate the suggestion! 😊
There could be some safety improvements,but I could see using this at a camp . It could be sealed better at the door,and that glass is questionable,stove could reach temperatures higher than the glass is rated for. But over all I think it's very cool and well fabricated .
I, too, noticed that there wasn't an adequate seal around the circular door for this implement. I'd have concerns about the glass, too...but specifically the absence of a Seal around the door. Other than those two things, it's a great build!
The lack of a door seal is the only thing I don’t like. That thing will require constant fueling as it will likely be a very fast and hot fire. No idea how you could slow it down but with your ingenuity and another scrap tank I’m sure you could weld a flange just proud of the outer door with a small gap and glue a gasket on.
Thank you for the great suggestion! A grill would definitely help with durability. Have you built something similar before? Any tips on the best materials to use for the grill to ensure longevity and efficiency?
It would be sort of cool to have the stove run off propane, maybe even turning one into a Hibachi style BBQ grill that’s portable. Glad to see you didn’t paint it pink. It’s quite unique how it turned out, love the porthole face.
Thanks for the creative suggestion! A propane-powered hibachi grill sounds like a fantastic upgrade. What would you add to make it even more practical for outdoor adventures?
What a fantastic song and soulful voice. He’s phenomenal at 10 years old. He did that dong proud. If his voice stays the same or gets stronger, he definitely has a super career ahead of him. I’d buy that song if he records it. Congratulations young man…
Thanks Creative! 🙂 One nice thing about the old propane tank is that it is heavy enough metal to last awhile! Thanks again!, and remember that God loves you! 🙂
Your how to videos are great you work hard to get people to be creative and think out of the box and do for themselves yes i would do a few things different such as trying to seal the door better putting a flapper in the pipe and put air flow in the ash pan door but i am definitely not criticizing your build i think it's great and i appreciate the time you spent to show us how to do this i definitely will be making one in the next week or so thank you very much
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! I appreciate your suggestions and will definitely keep them in mind. I'm glad you found the video helpful, and I wish you the best with your build! 😊
@@chrisallen2005 I ment what I said I was not criticizing at all I really appreciated the project I will take pictures and try to send them I myself don't know how to do that but I will ask one of my girls to help
Very nice. Thank you for the inspiration. I would love to see one more thing implemented: A gasification stage, so that the oven burns extremely clean and efficient. Maybe utilizing techniques from the rocket mass heaters burner unit?
NFPA recommends fire stops on walls closer than two feet from non- conforming heaters. Cement board or 1/2 inch drywall spaced 1 inch out from wall. Not difficult, but life saving.
I have to subscribe 😁 it’s more entertaining to see someone progress than to watch a pro This is not an instruction video, it’s a learning process demonstration. There are so many great and efficient stoves on UA-cam already. Love the great attitude! Keep it up.
Thank you! If you're referring to a specific video or project, the type of welding machine typically depends on the materials being used and the thickness of the metal
The glass pot top as a window is a really cool touch! It’s a unique and functional design choice, giving it a modern, industrial look while allowing you to see inside. It must add a lot of character to the stove or build. Plus, it could help with heat control and give a better view of the flames or what's cooking. Would you consider using something similar in your own builds?
Hast du wirklich sehr schön gemacht . Die Heizung ist warm und sie ist obendrein noch sparsam . Und man kann auch auf sie kochen . Eine wirklich tolle Idee . Hast einen echt tollen Job gemacht
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I am retired pipe welder and accomplished fabrication person. This guy did a fantastic job . I love the practical and logical approach with the mounting method of utilizing the tank grab handle for mounting mechanism.. And the cooking deck configuration 😊 nice job ❤. Throw a little sand in the bottom to help with not burning out the bottom.. love it gona make one !!!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you liked the design and approach. Great tip with the sand for added durability! Best of luck building your own, it sounds like it'll be awesome! 😊
love the door glass
Just curious, what's your opinion of his welding
It works that's all that counts@@MrNolan911
Painful to watch the welding. Run a bead😢
Great design..the glass door is genius and the air adjustment with the ash drawer is clever too.
Thanks for the kind words! The glass door and ash drawer do make a big difference. Have you thought of adding any other features to improve it further?
@@lmtnI think it's just what the doctor ordered it's a great design nothing I can think of right off other than make sure your wood is dry and good damper control
Making and using stoves like that for almost 10 years now,I usually make them standing up and only use them in open air or in a well ventilated room.
Not in our house...
Works perfect 🔥
That sounds like a great approach! Using them in open air or well-ventilated spaces is definitely the safest way. Glad to hear it works perfectly for you! Stay safe and keep up the good work! 🔥
I have learned that anytime you try to do something the critics and naysayers crawl out from every rock. You know, the ones that never do anything.
The residue left in an old propane tank can be toxic. Don't want to flush with a garden hose. Have to be careful is all.
That's so true! Critics often speak the loudest when they aren’t taking action themselves. Keep pushing forward and doing your thing!
@@leoroy5193 how do you suggest it's purged of gas ???
It is shown all over the globe. So the regional circumstances and law can be very different. In my cabin in the scandinavian woods noone interest about my stove. It‘s my personal interest to avoid an intoxication of carbonmonoxide or burning my cabin. If you live in a town, maybe in Germany or California with strict green governents and envoirmental laws, you will be charged very soon for operating a stove without permission by officials. You see, some sceptic, attention and warning isn‘t wrong sometime. I try to operate some things under the govermental radar too. Especially in the last two years & winters with exorbitant rised energy prises for heating gas and electricity („guerilla“ woodgas stove and solarpanels). But if they catch me I have to take the penalty - without screaming & tears.
@@troyli3465 А виноваты-то кто? Правительства , которые живут только для себя, не думая о простых людях. Зелёная энергетика-это бред, выдуманный в угоду корпорациям, которые наживаются на разработках в этой сфере.
I see one major problem with this stove.....its not in my shed...lol.nice job.
Haha, I totally get that! Hopefully, you can make one for your shed soon. Great idea, though!
@@lmtn. I think I have first dibs.
l worked as a welder fabricator for 15years,tacking and measuring always before final welding!!! Nice job on the stove!!
That's great experience! It shows in the attention to detail on your work. Welding and fabrication require precision, and it sounds like you have a strong understanding of the process. Keep up the great work!
A friend of mine made that exact same stove and it worked fine and put out lots of heat
It's great it worked well for your friend, but safety should always come first when handling DIY stoves and heat sources.
Russia don't have safety laws..lol
@@lmtnyes sir I found several defects doing with safety most don't have concrete walls
Wife's like , where's the lid to my pot 😅
Настенное крепление .?
Впервые наткнулся на эту идею спасибо автор.
Привет из северо-запада России берегов белого моря!
Years ago I would set around and think about things like this , but this is some good work 👏
Thanks so much! It’s great to hear you appreciate it. What kind of projects do you enjoy working on?
Very nice.... Taking something and reconstituting it into something else is beautiful. That's why it's good to recycle.
Thank you for the kind words! What other recycled projects have you worked on or would like to try?
@lmtn I've made a rocket stove out of an old coffee can. I've taken an old broom and turned it into a snow brush declare snow during the winter off an automobile.
Some interesting ideas, here. The pot lid as a window to the fire box is something I never thought of. The fire box door would require a better seal if used in any confined space. I read a comment criticizing the stove pipe, yet, the diameter seems reasonable. Thanks for the video!
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Great job!!! Thanks For teaching your ideas..
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found the ideas helpful. What other projects are you working on?
I would like to have one. Good job to who ever made it
Good Job, nice idea. Learn to weld.
That is some precise ingenuity there. You made yourself a wood burning stove out of a propane tank. How ingenious is this?.
Not only did you make a stove but you made a way to heat coffee and maybe fry yourself breakfast. Way to go
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you found the project impressive. It’s always fun to turn everyday items into something useful. I hope you try it out and enjoy the process! 😊
Make a heat exchanger for the stove pipe and add it on. Great to see you doing so much with what you have. 🤠
Thanks for the suggestion! A heat exchanger would definitely improve efficiency. It’s awesome to make the most of available resources! 🤠
Great!...super!...thank you!
Thank you so much! What inspires you to stay positive and share such enthusiasm?
That's a nice skill to have...not much overhead cost!
That is a bad ass stove dude!
Wall brackets could be bigger, but a good effort.
Love the idea years ago i worked for a propane n heating oil company me and a co worker were putting brakes on a truck and our co worker buddy had a idea he was going to fill up a few 100# tanks with water and he said he was going to take a cutting torch and cut the top and bottom out and then weld them back together for a culvert to go across his driveway lol we looked at each other and thought man i bet he could get seriously hurt propane is very dangerous, long story short he filled up one laid it down and strattled it between his feet and started cutting with the torch we heard a load noise and the tank took off like a torpedo and hit the side of a metal building about 40 yards away lol so what im saying is b careful with them propane tanks the tanks he was using were at least a few years old just setting behind our shop 😂it was pretty funny thank God nobody got hurt and he didn't loose his job 😊
Thanks for sharing that wild story! It's great to hear everyone was safe. That was definitely a close call! Do you have any other safety tips or funny stories from your time working with propane? I'd love to hear more!
Incredible! Love it.
Glad you love it! Creativity can turn anything into something amazing. Keep the ideas flowing!
What kind of welder/welding is this? Really awesome project.
That is simply awesome, good job.
I just bought a hand held welder and this will be the first thing I use it on
That's exciting-thank you for sharing! What features of the welder are you most looking forward to trying?
You guys have some real skill and a true gift.Great job keep up the work and keep inventing
Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊 We're always trying to come up with new ideas and projects. If you ever have any cool ideas or need advice on anything, feel free to reach out! Keep creating too!
Excellent Job. Thank You for Sharing Your Talent with the World.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad you appreciate it and I’m happy to share!
Awesome stove. My only recommendation after many years of using various wood stoves (none i fabricated myself) is to put a bit of flashing between the stove/chimney and the wall.
Ive found that even a couple of inches of air between the flashing and wall is all thats needed to keep it nice and cool to the touch.
Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the thoughtful suggestion! Adding flashing for safety and airflow is an excellent idea, especially with wood stoves. It's great to hear insights from someone with years of experience. Do you have a favorite type of wood stove design, or have you considered fabricating one yourself someday?
I really appreciate this,very cool
Thank you for your kind words! What inspired you the most about this?
Awesome job. Thanks for sharing
Beautiful work of art. Great prototype
Thank you for the kind words! What other prototypes or designs do you enjoy creating?
@ I’m not a creator but you’ve inspired many I’m sure. It may have sparked an interest if I find the time. I really want to build a masonry heater with a Russian style in mind.
Good build, Great design.
Thank you! Do you have any suggestions for improving it further?
An absolute work of art thanks for that Britain...here
The perfect item for an Ice House when fishing on the frozen lakes. Great job sir!
Thank you for the kind words! An ice house is a great idea. How do you think this could be adapted to make it even more efficient for cold environments?
Some people are so talented,its amazing
*Talent+skills= lethal combination*
Thanks for the compliment! I agree, it’s a powerful combination. What do you think is the key to developing both?
That there's a real nice wood stove I like the way you do
Thank you! I'm glad you like it. Have you ever tried building something like this yourself?
Great video General Barneky!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. What part of it did you find the most interesting or helpful?
Add a seal around the door. It will burn the wood more efficient. The ash collection tray will ack as air inlet controller. Love the video.
Thank you for the suggestion! That sounds like a great improvement. Do you think adding an air inlet would also help with heat distribution?
@@lmtn A seal on the main door will make it pull air from the best place it can get air. The ash pan is under the wood. The air would have to move up into the wood to burn. With control you can make the wood burn as fast and hot as you wish. Or slow it down to make the wood last longer.
Incredibly creative. KUDOS
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you liked it. What other creative ideas do you enjoy exploring?
One of the best I’ve seen
Yair but there are also a lot of people who love the effort you make. I love seeing people coming up with a new idea, something different and interesting
Thank you so much for the encouragement-it means a lot! Innovation always comes with challenges, but support like this makes it worthwhile. What’s the most inspiring idea you’ve seen recently?
Stylish design practical, low cost and efficient.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the design. Do you have any ideas on how to further improve its efficiency?
GREAT BUILD. IM GONNA BUILD ONE ON LEGS FOR THE ICE FISHING SHACK. THANK YOU ❤
Thank you so much! Building one for ice fishing sounds perfect. What design tweaks are you planning to make it portable?
@ I would make a larger cook surface but that’s about it. I ❤️ love that the airflow is from the bottom through the ash door Very cool. It would be welded solid and strong. Nothing folding or removable
THANK YOU AGAIN. CHEERS FROM MANITOBA CANADA
That's perfect for my small garage, I'm going to give it a try, very cool idea !
Thanks for your enthusiasm! I'm glad you like the idea. How do you plan to adapt it for your garage? Any modifications in mind?
@@lmtn I will put legs on it to sit on concrete floor instead of wall mounting and run out through a window that has been filled in with red bricks .
My father n i made a wood stove out of a small 5 gal tank . A free standing stove
With a handle like a bucket on it for transport.used it on river in a portable shack. Steelhead fishing.
I like how you used water to ensure there were no gasses left in the tank. Simple but effective.
Thank you! Using water is a simple yet effective way to ensure safety by displacing any remaining gases. I'm glad you found it helpful-safety is always a priority!
Great work…!
Yeah everyone is a master at nothing!! You did a awesome job! Keep it up
Thank you so much! 🙌 Everyone starts somewhere, and learning by doing is the best way to improve. Keep experimenting, and if you ever need advice or ideas, I’m here to help! 🔧✨
Pretty good job, only problem I see is the damper no way to cut the flame down if it gets too hot.... But good job just from a propane tank👍
Awesome stovebuild, love that it's wallhung! I noticed the wallmounting brackets were only spotwelded even when he used the stove in the final shots. But I have hope that this was properly welded up after the video,.
It sounds like you’re talking about a stove build with wall-mounting brackets. It’s great that you love the design, especially the wall-hung feature! As for the spot-welding, it’s common to do spot welds for testing or as placeholders, but full welding would definitely be necessary for the structural integrity, especially if it’s supporting the stove's weight. Hopefully, the final product was properly reinforced after the video for safety and durability. It’s always good to double-check that these kinds of crucial welds are done right!
Interesting! I'm sure its functional but not too efficient. But as an auxiliary small stove for a bit of warmth and some boiling water its great.
You're right, it might not be the most efficient. Have you tried any modifications to improve its performance, or do you use it primarily for small tasks?
I made one for my ice fishing house 10 years ago and it heat awesome
Very cool invention. I’ve had luck putting aluminum in the bottom of my firebox in BBQ pits to prevent the iron bottom from burning through. Just an idea.
Thanks for the tip! Have you tried using any other materials to improve heat distribution?
Great execution, super skills, and a brilliant idea...
You, my friend, have extraordinary potential! Thank you for the well made video, too!
Thank you so much for the kind words! What other types of videos would you like to see next?
I like the way you demonstrate your thinking! A great idea!
Thank you!
Thank you! I’m glad you like the idea! Always happy to share thoughts and help out.
10-4 Thanks for the tip!!
I love Asian engineering... They are some of the best...thank you for this content... From Alabama in the US
Thank you for the kind words! Asian engineering is indeed impressive. I'm glad you enjoyed the content, all the way from Alabama!
Giving me ideas for cold winter shop days projects 😅
Voici quelques idées pour les journées d'hiver en atelier :
Fabriquer un petit poêle ou un chauffage en bois.
Créer un rack ou une armoire pour organiser les outils.
Améliorer votre établi avec du rangement supplémentaire ou un étau.
Ajouter des panneaux d'isolation pour mieux chauffer l'atelier.
Construire un foyer extérieur pour profiter de l'air frais.
Si tu veux plus de détails, n’hésite pas à demander !
This is pretty awesome. I'm always an advocate of unique ways to put things together. I would be concerned about the wall getting a little hot without a heat shield though, and possibly something to protect the steel from being destroyed over prolonged use ( some kind of fire brick layer would solve that)
Thanks for your insight! You make a great point about heat management. A heat shield or fire brick layer would definitely help protect the wall and steel over time. Appreciate the suggestion! 😊
Well I love it Job well done !
There could be some safety improvements,but I could see using this at a camp . It could be sealed better at the door,and that glass is questionable,stove could reach temperatures higher than the glass is rated for. But over all I think it's very cool and well fabricated .
I agree, safety could be improved, especially with the door seal and glass durability, but it’s a great design overall.
I, too, noticed that there wasn't an adequate seal around the circular door for this implement. I'd have concerns about the glass, too...but specifically the absence of a Seal around the door. Other than those two things, it's a great build!
The lack of a door seal is the only thing I don’t like. That thing will require constant fueling as it will likely be a very fast and hot fire. No idea how you could slow it down but with your ingenuity and another scrap tank I’m sure you could weld a flange just proud of the outer door with a small gap and glue a gasket on.
Bitch bitch bitch wait till U have no $ and R cold. Then tell me whats wrong with this Great stove😮❤
Very nice sir!!
Thank you! I’m glad you liked it. What other projects do you enjoy working on?
I love it, very nice build, if I could make a suggestion, you should make a grill to sit the fire on as the bottom will burn out very quickly,
Thank you for the great suggestion! A grill would definitely help with durability. Have you built something similar before? Any tips on the best materials to use for the grill to ensure longevity and efficiency?
Great idea gonna make one for the shed well done man
That sounds like a fantastic project! Good luck building it for the shed-feel free to ask if you need any tips or advice along the way. 🛠️🔥👍
Nice job. Ive seen several heaters like this and they're amazing
Thank you! They really are impressive, especially with their efficiency and ability to generate heat. Glad you like it!
That's a great design, thank you.
Congratulations, this is the first one I've seen that purged the flammable gas with water to e sure it wouldnt blow up.❤
Thank you! I'm glad you found it interesting. Do you have any ideas on how to improve this safety feature further?
😂 that is an awesome idea
Thanks! What part of the idea do you find most interesting?
It would be sort of cool to have the stove run off propane, maybe even turning one into a Hibachi style BBQ grill that’s portable. Glad to see you didn’t paint it pink. It’s quite unique how it turned out, love the porthole face.
Thanks for the creative suggestion! A propane-powered hibachi grill sounds like a fantastic upgrade. What would you add to make it even more practical for outdoor adventures?
Very nice work!!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like the work. I hope to continue to receive your support!
What a fantastic song and soulful voice. He’s phenomenal at 10 years old. He did that dong proud. If his voice stays the same or gets stronger, he definitely has a super career ahead of him. I’d buy that song if he records it. Congratulations young man…
I completely agree! His talent at such a young age is incredible. With dedication, he has an amazing future ahead!
Can't wait to get started!
That's great to hear! What part of the project are you most excited to dive into first?
@@lmtn As soon as I can find my mig welder, my circular saw and my generator I'll get cracking!
Well this is a really nice project, I should try to do it.
That sounds great! It’s a rewarding project for sure. What materials or tools do you already have to get started?
@@lmtn Well I don't have materials for now. And need to afford welding tools. Your videos are amazing, so I subscribed to your channel.
Thanks Creative! 🙂
One nice thing about the old propane tank is that it is heavy enough metal to last awhile!
Thanks again!, and remember that God loves you! 🙂
Thank you for the kind words! 😊 You're absolutely right, the old propane tank is durable. Stay safe and take care! 🙏
I’m putting this in my garage!!!! Maybe one outside with 2 tanks to use as a smoker!
Your how to videos are great you work hard to get people to be creative and think out of the box and do for themselves yes i would do a few things different such as trying to seal the door better putting a flapper in the pipe and put air flow in the ash pan door but i am definitely not criticizing your build i think it's great and i appreciate the time you spent to show us how to do this i definitely will be making one in the next week or so thank you very much
Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! I appreciate your suggestions and will definitely keep them in mind. I'm glad you found the video helpful, and I wish you the best with your build! 😊
Show us the video of making your stove with all of the improvements you critiqued.
@@chrisallen2005 I ment what I said I was not criticizing at all I really appreciated the project I will take pictures and try to send them I myself don't know how to do that but I will ask one of my girls to help
Very nice. Thank you for the inspiration. I would love to see one more thing implemented: A gasification stage, so that the oven burns extremely clean and efficient. Maybe utilizing techniques from the rocket mass heaters burner unit?
Thank you! That's a great idea! Integrating a gasification stage would definitely improve efficiency and cleanliness, similar to rocket mass heaters.
Love this. Hats off to that
Thank you! I’m glad you loved it. Your support means a lot-hats off to you as well!
That's pretty bad ass, nice job
Very cool.
Thanks! I'm glad you like it. What kind of projects do you usually work on?
Very cool idea ❤❤
Thank you! I'm glad you like it! If you ever want to try it out or need more ideas, feel free to reach out. 😊❤
Awesome Proyect, Simple and efective.
Thanks for the details Bro!
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you liked the project. Your support and feedback mean a lot to me, bro!
This is fantastic. Would you please share the welding method used in this video?
Thank you! The welding method used in this video is likely MIG welding, which is great for quick and clean welds.
Nice i wanna try all these things
Thanks! It’s great that you’re excited to try them. Which one are you most interested in experimenting with first?
Very nice, thank you.
You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else!
NFPA recommends fire stops on walls closer than two feet from non- conforming heaters. Cement board or 1/2 inch drywall spaced 1 inch out from wall. Not difficult, but life saving.
Thank you for sharing this critical safety information! Fire stops are indeed life-saving measures. Have you implemented this setup in your own space?
I have to subscribe 😁 it’s more entertaining to see someone progress than to watch a pro This is not an instruction video, it’s a learning process demonstration. There are so many great and efficient stoves on UA-cam already. Love the great attitude!
Keep it up.
Thank you so much for subscribing! I really appreciate your support and kind words. Excited to share more progress! 😊
Great work! What’s the type of welding machine that you’re using?
Thank you! If you're referring to a specific video or project, the type of welding machine typically depends on the materials being used and the thickness of the metal
Nice one mate 👍
Love I'm going to make one today
That's great! What materials will you be using for your version, and do you have any safety precautions in mind?
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you so much! What do you think makes it stand out as beautiful to you?
@ the usability and fact it is hanging ! Just masterful
Yea the glass pot top for a window is awesome
The glass pot top as a window is a really cool touch! It’s a unique and functional design choice, giving it a modern, industrial look while allowing you to see inside. It must add a lot of character to the stove or build. Plus, it could help with heat control and give a better view of the flames or what's cooking. Would you consider using something similar in your own builds?
Yes !
Bravo!
Nice job. I'm impressed. 👍
Nicely done!
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it. What other types of content would you like to see next?
Pretty slick thank you for sharing
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it. Happy to share, and feel free to ask if you have more questions!
Hast du wirklich sehr schön gemacht . Die Heizung ist warm und sie ist obendrein noch sparsam . Und man kann auch auf sie kochen . Eine wirklich tolle Idee . Hast einen echt tollen Job gemacht
Vielen Dank! Es freut mich, dass dir die Idee gefällt. Es ist wirklich praktisch und funktional!
Nice. 👍
I need to learn to weld, thats ace.
Welding is a great skill to learn! It’s definitely worth the effort, and you’ll create amazing projects!
That was really cool.
Thank you! I'm glad you think so. Do you have any suggestions for improving it or making it even cooler?
No, I think you pretty much got it covered.
Hi...very clever. 👍