thank you

These are not really made for that, but your better quality stoves are.

Thank you

I used a regular wood bit, but you can start with a smaller bit

The spacers are only closer at the top two for more support and to tie the two sides together. The clear panels can warp, so the more level they are, the closer I placed the 2x4s for more support. And at the very top, I used 2x2s in between for support at every foot.

This one grows well here

Works great, made some more this year.

thanks

Try a variety, see what works.

I would use different tubes to change width.

Not a problem

A good exterior latex will work well. Just makes to do two good coats.

These are an entry level stove for a barn or shop, not a home

Feel free to copy....It's 20x 20 and 12 feet high

Thank you...

Mine was attached to the stove top

It is there to reduce heat on the top of the stove. But I intended to use the stove top.

@@bulldogge1232000 awby darn ok, another thing to change and service if you keep it , and why would they mot want heat to dissipate there thats its purpose for stove to heat ambient air surrounding it

@@egenestarr1986 Maybe for safety reasons, You know how they child proof things these days.

@@bulldogge1232000 boy yea no kidding and for law suits too

@@egenestarr1986 yep

Thank you....:D

Get a tube of the clay seam sealer, it helps. But this unit will always leak a little smoke.

It's a starter stove, for a cabin, porch, or garage. It was designed a hundred years ago to be functional. As far as the main heat source in a modern home, I don't recommend it.

These are a starter stoves, or for cabins or porches

Not in my opinion. Mine works better without it.

I was inside, when a small twister came threw, and it didn't budge a bit.

@@bulldogge1232000 That's good to know. We get our share of wind here. Fortunately, NW of Longview TX I'm South of tornado alley, North of any hurricanes and tucked in next to a hill on the NW that blocks most of the worst wind (so far).

Glad you enjoyed it

cheers@@bulldogge1232000

LOL...Yes, it was in the late evening. Daytime temps were rather high that week...:D

I get a couple dozen, but my season is short. By June we are already hitting 95+ during the day, and 80s at night. If you are in a cooler region, it will keep producing until first frost. It is a great tomato!

@@bulldogge1232000 Thanks a lot for the quick reply. I appreciate the info. I am in zone 6.

@@edintalundzic9357 That would work great, Break off fruit individually, and new fruit will grow in the same area.

It is used to draw heat out the top of the can. and may also be fitted with a carbon filter.

Thank you for getting back to me. I understand why it’s used but I can’t figure out how you mounted it to the lid. I know you cut a 3” hole and used a 2” elbow. I looked for details on step by step and make/model of fan you used. I thought in your video there would be links and descriptions. I’m new to this and all the help is appreciated and needed. Lol

@@HpyGrwr It is a Broan 4-Sone 50-CFM White Bathroom Fan from Lowes. I used self tapping screws threw the lid, into the back of the fan case, along the edges.

@@bulldogge1232000 this is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you brother.

The baffle remains, what was removed, was the rock wool that was clogging the secondary chamber. Now the top of the stove, can heat up, and the air flow is as originally intended. As a stove top.

An ongoing learning process.

Thanks, I'm am planning to upgrade the side panels, but for now, it seems to be working great. The guy I get barrels from is on the lookout for good plastic barrel with a lid.

Thank you, I'm enjoying it right now.

Thank you

Thanks, I was only going to build a simple hoop house, but mamma wanted something pretty. So I designed and built this.

Thanks, still a work in progress.

@@bulldogge1232000 dude please we are not that far apart. I'm in SE Tennessee would love to connect

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It is wild but it does continue to produce blooms and produce fruit. Generally from the same areas it produced fruit the first time.

What would you like me to focus on?

Honestly, I've never had disease problems with them.

Yes, I've been slowly moving towards it for years, still have raised beds outside.

the cukes, and pie pumpkins, should last till harvest. the Atlantic pumpkin may need help second half of the season

Very hearty variety. I think you will be happy with it.

It is the square tube, that fits inside the drain to raise the water level...:D

Thanks, but we both know, people want see the results..:D

I'm hoping for the best, thanks.

No, not quite. But Larry taught me a new way of gardening. This is just an evolution in the system.

That is really what I'm trying to see. I can see more use for it with hedges, bushes, and trees. But for veggies, I'm still on the fence. A lot of my tomatoes, are determinates, and I'll be pulling them in 100-120 days.

​@bulldogge1232000 any updates?

Thank you, I enjoyed making the videos

They don't sell that type anymore. this is the type I'm getting next. www.amazon.com/Adjustable-Plastic-Aquariums-Aquaculture-Reservoir/dp/B088WKWSSD/ref=sr_1_12_sspa?crid=1BZC5XSFGFDRT&keywords=1%2F4%2Bfloat%2Bvalve&qid=1679849348&sprefix=1%2F4%2Bfloat%2Bvalve%2Caps%2C194&sr=8-12-spons&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyNERCSk9WT0VWU081JmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMTczNjQxNTJYN0NDS0gwVUJNJmVuY3J5cHRlZEFkSWQ9QTAxODExMzEzMFQ0SkkySFQ0VkdSJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfbXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ&th=1

@@bulldogge1232000 excellent thank you.

It might work well for that, First run will be tomatoes.