I got the stove from a friend, it didn’t have the stove bricks in it, he kept them. I bought new ones and lined the inside with it, that is not shown in the video because I got them like a year later.

I used rubbing alcohol because it’s what I had on hand. You can get other products that don’t leave a film and clean the dust.

Where were you during editing. lol. But seriously that’s great.

Glad you liked it!

Glad it was helpful!

It’s helped me many of nights when it’s cool outside

@BackyardHobbyBoys I just finished mine so that the window opens up about 12 inches. Now I need to build a screen and the slot for the original screen is on one side. I'll have to figure out how I'll snap in the other. Maybe get a rubber edge and let pressure hold it in. Then, weather strip in the middle of the vent so it kisses the edge of the fixed light.

Thanks, it was a fun little project for my son.

Ty

Glad you got a little inspiration from the videos, I just put mine back in for the year, took me about 5-10 minutes to install.

@@BackyardHobbyBoys I got great inspiration and I have needed to take it out a couple of times now for finishing. I used a similar design but with pocket holes to the top and bottom as well as L brackets for the unit. I also added a sandwiched insulation with spars to hold shape due to size vertically and a 3 piece design. I color matched the outside to the finish of our house because it was substantially taller and had a bypass fan so the screen port was not necessary. I did stain the inside wood to match my wife's aesthetic and it all worked well. As long as I keep track of the screws I should be about a 5-10 minute install in the future years until we can afford something more permanent.

@@56intergalactic sounds like it turned out very well, good job. 👍

People charge lots for new ones around here cause u can use them to float docks and such, I got mine for free because it had a small leak in it, good for gardening not for floating.

less soil and will add nutrients for decades as they break down

@@namyac88 nice! Thanks for the info 👍

Namyac88 - Perfect reply.

You can use an Acetone to clean it after the wire brush, I used rubbing alcohol because that is what I had on hand at the time. The paint is a high heat spray paint designed for wood stoves, most hardware stores should carry both.

Gives a nice breeze on cooler days.

Thanks for watching, it turned out not too bad. When I glued it up I used the old tape method to hold my 45’s together since I don’t have any 45 joint clamps.

It turned out pretty good.

Thanks 👍

Thank you so much 😀

They do make them for drills, the one I used was for a grinder, it’s much beefier and more powerful. They make wire brushes in all shapes and sizes, they are handy.

It’s been over 3 years and the paint looks pitted now but no rust, I am also not using in a house but in my garage.

@@BackyardHobbyBoys i just finished an actual honest to goodness cooking on a woodstove video it will be uploaded tomorrow hope you stop by and check it out

The tag on the back of mine calls it a Warnock Hersey model S120 made in 1983 in Ontario, Canada., Wood burning only. All I know is it’s a great little stove I use it to heat my garage/workshop.

Warnock-Hersey is a testing lab for stove manufacturers, not a stove manufacturer itself. The Warnock-Hersey model number on a stove indicates that it was tested, but it doesn't identify the stove's manufacturer, make, or model.

Well that I can’t answer, some will say oil others will say paint, the paint worked well for me.

Glad you enjoyed the video, you are correct it would be faster and easier to use a cnc machine or something but the thing is i was not mass producing them, I just wanted to make a few for my son and it was a fun little project for my garage :)

Yes it does, heats my space nicely.

Glad I could help, try and put the screen board in like I did for a cool breeze on them nights when you don’t need the AC.

Oh que lastima!

Thanks, it turned out better than I expected and still works great.

Thanks for watching, both your ideas sound good, i especially like the bamboo idea. The finish I used was a stain then I used a Lacquer to seal it.

There is different things you can use to clean it before painting, some other viewers posted some in the comments but I used what I had on hand which was rubbing alcohol

2 coats my friend :)

Using a piece of the original track I found a router bit that matches the diameter of the wheel slots. I then used the original track to space out my cuts on the wood so they would match, then using my router and a fence I cut the grooves in for the wheels. For the puzzle piece connection on the ends I used a matching drill bit and a dremal tool to make them but read the comments some people had suggestions to do that part easier.

Glad you enjoyed it but I didn’t make any trains I just made track pieces to expand my sons set.

I had a fun time restoring it but using it is even better :)

Grinder with a wire brush attachment, 99% rubbing alcohol to clean it, high temp stove paint.

It was 2 coats I did , it did turn out pretty good.

I didn't really follow plans, i looked up a few 17 inch pineapple Ukulele plans and got basic measurements from them.

Okay Could please suggest me how to take an print out of the template in which size of an paper, because it is just confusing me a lot thta how to get an trace out. Could you please..

@@04.ashwanthsvii-e23 most drawings i found have a scale for measurements on it, i adjusted the size of the picture on my computer to make the size scale in the picture the same size as a ruler, so one inch on the screen matched one inch on a ruler, then i just taped paper to the screen and traced my template from the drawing.

Could you please please give me that pdf Or that file of measurement please

@@04.ashwanthsvii-e23 just do a search on google “17 inch pineapple Ukulele plans” and a bunch come up with all the measurements, I don’t have the ones I used anymore but I did find it using the above search term. Hope that helps.

Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it.

This is just a hobby so my tools are not professional but the bandsaw I was using is a Mastercraft I got from Canadian Tire (store in Canada). Most of my tools come from there just because they give you back Canadian tire money on every purchase and I save that money up from other purchases and buy my hobby tools with it so basically I get them for free. Wow this sounds like an ad for the store lol.

@@BackyardHobbyBoys thx

Well i can say this one sure is, heats my workshop :)

Thanks for the great tip, surprising how many things you can do with the left over ashes from a fire.

Glad you enjoyed it, didn’t speak in it because the video itself is pretty self explanatory.

The camera was inside at the window plugged into power

Great to hear you enjoyed the video, I don’t have a special video with the stove in use but you can see it in use in some of my videos. At the beginning of “making and installing a router insert plate for a workbench” and “ DIY - Tablesaw / Workbench combo - Woodworking” you can see it burning in the background and I’m sure it pops up in some of my other videos because I use it to heat my garage while working on projects.

Glad you like it, thanks for watching and commenting.

I didn’t have any acetate or other cleaning solutions so I just used pure rubbing alcohol to clean it before I painted it.

Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the kind words. Don’t get a lot of hurricanes in my neck of the woods but it held up to our storm in June but that was nothing like what Florida just experienced 🙏.

The base of the spout is clearly above flood level rim not to mention the 1/2” copper tube in the spout is a few inches above the tub and water would either go in the overflow or if blocked run over the edge of the tub never contaminating the potable water system. But basically it’s the only place I could stick it using the retro kit. Thanks for watching.

That’s a great idea! Glad you enjoyed the video, hopefully your dumbbells don’t fall lol.

You are correct with them being sponge’s but its my son, don’t have a daughter. He likes to get involved with some projects and is always a big help, he had some videos he made himself up on this channel before but wanted me to make them private because he is a little older now and is playing the shy card lol but they were his videos so I did what he asked.