Hot tent DIY ammo can stove

Check out yet another budget friendly piece of gear in my collection. A new diy ammo can wood burning stove for hot tent camping ! Very exciting stuff with this little guy. (use extreme caution if you do use a stove inside your shelter) . If you have any questions about the stove please feel free to ask in the comment section or message me on my Instagram listed below. Photos also available on my Instagram.Thank you.
/ lonewolfwildcamping
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huge thank you to those who made this wood stove project a possibility.
Butts Auto Service located main street Kentville, NS Canada
Bus boys muffler shop located HWY #1 Auburn NS Canada
#hottent #wintercamping #ammocanstove

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

So my new program really screwed me over.... some footage got repeated and I'm now thinking about taking the video down and re-doing it....

[@pikeoutside728]

I noticed the repeat, but just skipped that portion. Not a big deal.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Yeah it just bothered me so I wanted to release a fixed version. Glad you enjoyed the gvid😁👍

[@pikeoutside728]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping Did you end up fixing it? I didn't check to see if there is an updated version of the video out there.

[@pikeoutside728]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping Oh, I see it there. Cool, cool.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

@@pikeoutside728 yes, in my video list there are 2 identical thumb nail photos but different title

[@lisajohnson2714]

Absolutely helps my anxiety. Thank you, J.

[@brettcasto3356]

Love it! Great video

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

👍🤩

[@snedisdead]

Just a couple quick things from a know-not so take it for what it is worth ;) #1: You mentioned welding washers to the pipe to guy it out. For folks without a welder , maybe you could use steel 'airplane' wire for the first foot or so and use paracord/dyneema etc to finish the guy out. You could cut a notch into the top of the pipe with a hacksaw/dremel/grinder and smooth the edges with a file. Loops finished with crimped ferrules will act as tie out points for the cord and as a stopper inside the pipe. #2: Also reversing the way the pipes are put together would prevent the creosote from dripping down the outside. -----Cheers!------

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Great suggestion, thanks. Much to think on now 😁👍

[@mikegregory6972]

Or drill 2 or 3 holes through the top section with wire leaders

[@mrcrawlingstv]

You could always drill holes in the stove pipe top and add keyring loops. Then you can use the keyrings to tie off with. If you still had this stove.

[@breakit46]

Love the ammo box build, looks well up to the job, be fun fine tuning it with future upgrades. Thanks.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

It works surprisingly well. I love it

[@budwilliams6590]

What a difference a few years makes.

[@Ro7ard]

Going from a diy ammo can stove to having your own line of wood stoves from a top brand must feel great lmao. Well deserved man

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you very much 👍😁 I still have the ammo can as a reminder 🐺

[@petracollins8623]

Really loved this episode, crows stole your thunder there a bit:) am totally addicted and have a lot of catching up to do.

[@grampawterry8957]

cool . I'm doing one

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

🔥🤙

[@BK33REVIEWS]

Great job so glad to see you use it upside down so you can use the handle to carry

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Carry handle and easy to dump out the coals when packing up. Thanks man.

[@jasonsoutthere7733]

Absolutely awesome!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks man

[@willbiehl5856]

Awesome way to do a stove! Love this idea.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Works really well

[@ajtaylor560]

Loved the video. Glad you went back and revisited the stove. I agree with you ref the expensive stoves. Box that holds fire!! Some guys have more money than sense.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

I totally agree 🤙🔥😀

[@mikegregory6972]

Couple more ideas ... how about reversing your male/female pipe set up, make it so the female is up and the male fit into it - allowing the creosote to drip into the fire vs. down the outside of them. Also maybe some stops on the legs at the hinge point to get more angle on them thus making it more sturdy - just a couple thoughts, thanks man these are cool

[@grampawterry8957]

That's nice .

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

🔥🔥🔥🤙😊

[@mrcrawlingstv]

Just watched your video on hurricane Fiona and started looking up diy tent stoves. Pomoly is high on my list but I want the windows. I love diy stuff though and make tons of it to test my skills. It's awesome to find this old video of yours. Even more cool to see how far you've come with the wife and Boomer.

[@iamgroot8631]

I thought it was me! Alien abduction loss of time kind of thing ! Good video, smart to use the can up side down , keep them coming, I like the videos where your in the rain or heavy snow setting up camp , the sound of rain hitting the tarp works for me !

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Awsome, I'm happy you enjoyed the video. Freezing rain hammock overnighter coming soon

[@grumpyoldfart3891]

Remember, you are a guest in the home of the crows, not the other way around. I am about 50% of the way done with a 30MM ammo can stove. But I also want a fat .50 like what you have. Well done and simple.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you

[@BrosephRussell]

Sweet stove

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks 👍

[@lilubabys]

i loved this video!!! thank you

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

😊😊

[@ericmarois2844]

Great stove doing out doors is great but when it gets too expensive that’s when it’s not fun you did the right thing to do I’m doing the same thing using my imagination at a lower cost and have good family time 👍and love watching your videos keep on trucking

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

That's nice to hear Eric. I just want to have fun outdoors and hope others have fun too.

[@10bxloco]

Just so you know in future vids, the crows were loud but didn't impede us from hearing you at all. You could've kept talking as normal & we could hear you just fine.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad to know that , thank you

[@firepwr21]

I've been meaning to build one.....I'm glad I watched your video......build it upside down, you get to keep the handle, and so easy to clean it out....Great job....do you have a baffle between the smoke stack on the interior ...??

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

It's a great stove. I didnt add a baffle, it burns really hot and a baffle would limit wood space inside

[@pikeoutside728]

Very cool!Been following your adventures on IG lately. Good to see what you're up to in NS! I just got a hold of an ammo can stove and am excited to give it a try. Cheers from Nebraska, USA!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Hey, that's awsome. Thanks for the support and good luck with your stove😁

[@omgitsyoubaby]

Haha them crows/ravens were funny! Dont shoot em man theyre just havin fun xD

[@fynntuerpitz2459]

great video.greeting from germany

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks

[@saifnaem816]

Great job on that stove bro looks pretty good.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks . I hope it really works well when things are finalized.

[@weatherstorms]

You can use the very back opening of your wood stove to empty the ashes. :) Awesome diy stove!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

I use the latch on the bottom to dump everything out which makes it cool down in just minutes. It works out really well.

[@stefanh.5543]

For the stove pipe I would suggest using a flexible steel hose/pipe 2 m and 50 mm diameter should be just right

[@o1420]

These stoves are the neatest thing. Yes, definitely heavier than titanium components but ammo can is like a tank:) Getting ready to build my first one with my boyfriend 👍 Cant wait! Great video as always. Thank you!!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

I still have my ammo can even though I also have multiple titanium stoves. I like to remember where it all started 🔥👍😁

[@johnjeffy4895]

Nice can prety cool. You could also spray it with tempture resistant engine enamal . Might help a bit.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks man🤙😁

[@banshee107]

Best kind by’

[@stephenflynn7600]

It would be nice if we could see you make the stove. Putting an items list would also be nice!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Its pretty simple, the video should show enough to go off of . As far as parts I just used simple scraps from the shed or thrift shops

[@omgitsyoubaby]

Like it mate. That ammo box with titanium pipe will be great!

[@omgitsyoubaby]

Did some footage get repeated or did i get massive deja vu?!

[@omgitsyoubaby]

In reply to the question for new subscribers, im wanting to learn from beginner level upwards. Where to start,from what blankets and tents to get before moving on to better more experienced setups like you got. Cheers buddy!

[@omgitsyoubaby]

oh I also dropped you am Instagram message yesterday, from ferretsquad, with a few questions and what not. laters!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Footage got messed up in my new program.... sorry. Might take it down and do it over again.

[@omgitsyoubaby]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping dont apologise bud, only human! Cheers for reading and reuploading

[@paflorian4007]

I like your setup but are aluminum legs the way to go would they possibly melt would like to know for my own build. Thanks

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks the legs are still working after 2 years

[@eaglefruit]

How far you've come!

[@jasonwood8513]

looks good bud.....now get workin on that jack!!!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

I have an idea in place for that already.😊

[@xjeepmanx]

Just subbed ya..great vid..I'm sure you will get lots of hits now that it's hot tent season. Have you ever seen the pack a flame stove kit?

[@mikegregory6972]

My man - I’ve been watching several of your video’s and they’re great thank you, lots of good / clever ideas. But I am curious as to why you never use a floored tent ? I’m thinking bc of the stove - but if that’s it couldn’t you use something asbestos like to put under it ?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, I used non floor tents because they don't burn and I can cook and process wood inside without any issues

[@mountainousnarrative3395]

I'm curious as to whether or not you might have an old 'new' stove laying around in the collection that you may be interested in bartering with. You don't know if you don't ask 🤙

[@PeacefulDeathUK]

Hi, Nice video of the ammo can stove, its a simple stove but works well by the looks of it, what's the biggest ammo can that's available do you know.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks, it works really well. Here is a look at some larger ones. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6Lbc2N-lJ5oirs

[@SveinMBortne]

A light weight prayer mat could also do good. No need to carry to much stuff.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Good idea

[@SveinMBortne]

Make a new video and we all could see! :)

[@xjeepmanx]

Luvin your vids. .Iv got a cpl sks ammo spam cans..the lids are ripped off ..they were a bitch to open.. I'm Goin to try and put 2: together and make a stove. Did you ever get a price on the titanium stove pipe . I'm guessing it can't be cheap.. I share your thoughts on commercial stoves being to Damm expensive. ... Keep the vids comein

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot, the price on the titanium pipe is $80. I'm really enjoying the durability if the ammo can stoves over the flimsy overpriced titanium ones as well.

[@toledorobb]

I know the tarp is from oneTigre’s, but which one is it?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Discontinued unfortunately

[@SilverwolfNight]

Lonewolf 902 what’s the name. May be able to find it second hand

[@hendrikarqitekt6286]

where’s the time

[@jmannz1]

I hope you carry a CO meter with you for safety

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

No need to carry one, there is so much fresh air available

[@jmannz1]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping Good to hear bro. By the way, the location you were camping in was stunning and idyllic. Was this in Novia Scotia by any chance?