You are "Amazing"! If ever I thought of myself as being creative, I am humbled by you're ingenuity! I think my favorite part was when you used the Pyrex dish for your window. I was thinking, before you got to it that you might have used mica glass. But, you fooled me on that thought,..Lol. Thanks for posting the video!
Most enjoyable. So many things you do are similar to things I do in my garage here in the US. The copper pipe inside the stove took me back to 1970 when we made copper mini bike exhaust pipes that would shoot green flames. The pyrex dish, I have one on my ammo can camping stove door. Next time you play with your wire feed welder, think sizzling bacon. Nice welds sound like bacon frying. Oh, torx driver bits make nifty little star shapes next time you tool copper. And thank you for not including a half hour of grinding and welding like so many others do. Cheers.
I have to say John, you really went all out with your creative side for sure. Maybe show more of the secondary burn part version 2.0 and how you figured out how to make it work would be nice. Have yourself a Happy New Year also fella. Peace in the new year too. V
Pyrex baking dish for a window --- brilliant idea !! Let us know if it stands the test of time. At 11:49 I'd swear I'm looking at a paddle bit that turns anti-clockwise, can that be?
I thought it was a good idea too , until it cracked. Turns out that Pyrex is only good to 600 degrees F. So I bought a square of proper woodstove glass and built a frame for it . Has been in for 7 months now and no problems. ua-cam.com/video/oiTodVSg-kg/v-deo.html Thank you for your comment.
You are "Amazing"! If ever I thought of myself as being creative, I am humbled by you're ingenuity! I think my favorite part was when you used the Pyrex dish for your window. I was thinking, before you got to it that you might have used mica glass. But, you fooled me on that thought,..Lol. Thanks for posting the video!
Very ingenious,love it 🎉
Most enjoyable. So many things you do are similar to things I do in my garage here in the US. The copper pipe inside the stove took me back to 1970 when we made copper mini bike exhaust pipes that would shoot green flames. The pyrex dish, I have one on my ammo can camping stove door. Next time you play with your wire feed welder, think sizzling bacon. Nice welds sound like bacon frying. Oh, torx driver bits make nifty little star shapes next time you tool copper. And thank you for not including a half hour of grinding and welding like so many others do. Cheers.
Nice video with good build ideas and.....no musak.... just a lovely voice. well done
Thank you George.
I have to say John, you really went all out with your creative side for sure. Maybe show more of the secondary burn part version 2.0 and how you figured out how to make it work would be nice. Have yourself a Happy New Year also fella. Peace in the new year too. V
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Pyrex baking dish for a window --- brilliant idea !! Let us know if it stands the test of time. At 11:49 I'd swear I'm looking at a paddle bit that turns anti-clockwise, can that be?
I thought it was a good idea too , until it cracked. Turns out that Pyrex is only good to 600 degrees F. So I bought a square of proper woodstove glass and built a frame for it . Has been in for 7 months now and no problems. ua-cam.com/video/oiTodVSg-kg/v-deo.html Thank you for your comment.