Complete Sauna Build - Salvaged Material and Hand Milled Lumber - Nordic Sauna VLOG 12

[@simplelivingwiththetomchak3256]

Thanks for the view! However please keep critiquing comments to yourself. A) Yes it’s spelt Kaamos B) We get it hotter than 30, this was the first time running it C) This specific stove can’t handle anymore rocks on top. Etc. Etc. Etc. This was clearly built on a budget and we’re not professionals. However, encouraging loving comments are greatly appreciated, positive feedback. Just tired of the snooty, demeaning comments. No place for that here. ❤️

[@iananderson8288]

Best feeling. Better than any vacation. You can actually feel grounded, and full of life!

[@rickboggs4828]

The same idea i have for my sauna, great job on the build your smiling faces are priceless enjoy

[@ZemYaZaHealingKorT.O.E.T]

6 days..shut the back door..great job guys...it looks so relaxing

[@simplelivingwiththetomchak3256]

Thank you!!

[@johnmurphy3682]

well done, looks bloody great and good fun.

[@tractortalkwithgary1271]

Looks like you guys have done very well. Good job!

[@simplelivingwiththetomchak3256]

Thank you for the Positive Comment 😊

[@shahzadmalik1283]

Great idea 💡. Nice vlog

[@bruceshearer1719]

Perfect....

[@steelwing7532]

Good job!

[@ChrisSilverman]

I love this! ❤️

[@route5discgolf]

Very cool, I guess you know this by now but bigger stove, more rocks and make sure you pour lots of water on the rocks not just the stove.

[@jsmalec]

Are those actual rocks on the wall facing or something else. I like your simple design

[@simplelivingwiththetomchak3256]

They’re Faux rock panels, polystyrene sheets!

[@jsmalec]

Thanks

[@stuarttheuma4658]

Do you need ventilation for clean combustion?

[@nledelnr]

Well done. Are you still using it? I'm considering building a similar sauna. Does that stove produce enough heat to break a good long sweat? I have a similar camp stove and I'd love to build a sauna around it. Would you be willing to dialogue about/critique my build idea? Thanks. Sandy

[@simplelivingwiththetomchak3256]

Hey Sandy! We use it every weekend and we love it. The camp stove is limited obviously, we’ve been able to max it out at 50 Degrees C. We usually relax and enjoy a few beers in there so that’s plenty hot enough for us at this point. BUT it’s an easy switch if we decide to spend the money in the future to buy a bigger stove.

[@geralddupuis19]

Thanks for showing ur sauna it well built beautiful wife you got young man I’m from Haileybury Ontario Canada and again thank for showing

[@bruceshearer1719]

What kind of rocks did you use for the sauna top ?

[@simplelivingwiththetomchak3256]

If you want to do it the “correct” way you can purchase sauna rocks. We didn’t and instead used what was literally lying around, and now we don’t do rocks. Our stove clearly isn’t a typical sauna stove lol, we just make due with what we have and it’s served it’s purpose :)

[@bruceshearer1719]

Thanks for the reply... What does “now we don’t do rocks” mean .

[@simplelivingwiththetomchak3256]

@@bruceshearer1719 we don’t have rocks on top of the wood stove anymore.

[@bruceshearer1719]

...then how do you create the steam ?

[@simplelivingwiththetomchak3256]

@@bruceshearer1719 Just spritz the stove

[@Сергей-ю8ч7ф]

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