How to make an Amazing Mini Stove with gas bottle .

[@DavidPaulNewtonScott]

Spot on too many of these stoves being built with rounded tops the great joy of a stove is cooking on it.

[@Reman1975]

One little tip for anyone using this style of flat plate door/hatch hinges on a similar project. When fitting them to the door and body, rather than bolting then up individually to weld them on, put all 4 pieces on a length of "All thread" bar, and clamp them at the required spacing using 4 nuts. Doing it this way makes it's almost impossible to weld the hinges on out of alignment, and once done you can swap the all thread for bolts to get a neater look.

[@Bentriverrusher]

That is one of the best bottle stoves I have seen.

[@bravofoxtrotllc6817]

Love the ingenuity, I built a mini tent wood stove myself out of shop scraps, the music however I could have done without. I prefer the natural sound of work and fire!

[@carlschmiedeke151]

Man you sound just like me when it comes to nature & natural sounds, i hate it when they put a bunch of bullshit music in their videos

[@drewby4563]

How can anyone dislike what he's made Well I love it because it can be used for ever . Well done 🤓👌🏾

[@scottpriest5126]

I’m in the process of learning to weld. I can’t wait till I’m this good. This is brilliant.

[@no7dirtpoor]

Its nice to want to watch a video from start to finish ! Thank YOU!

[@wayneflint8077]

Nice job. The welds if I may look a little cold.

[@jeff5951]

Best gas bottle stove I’ve seen on you tube👍👍👍👍

[@imjusttoodissgusted5620]

what a Clever Clever man you are. Bravo.

[@WhipperdeetsAdventures]

Love this soo much :) shame couldn’t get something costumed to put inside a campervan like this :)

[@NaCreagachaDubha]

Wow, fabulous! Many thanks for the video!

[@littlemisssunshine2931]

A beautiful wood burner/stove but not exactly a project for beginners like me. Thanks for sharing though.

[@rcwatt9997]

Love this build! all the door hardware makes it a bit busy though, and better get a piece of annealed glass before that one breaks.

[@larryshanks3754]

Interested in buying one...do you sell these? If not, how do I change your mind??? Great little build...

[@scruttart]

Very nice piece of work=10/10

[@MrSIXGUNZ]

wow glad i looked !! amazing ideas and welding is top notch !! Blessings to you and your family !!

[@duncanjames914]

Nice project. Great job on working out the details.

[@MuskratOutdoors]

Nice! Is that a helium bottle or refrigerant bottle? It's not a propane bottle?

[@upscaleflipin6666]

Well best one on KZbin i saw built great job

[@mcstiggens]

Very nice build! One of the few I've seen that you can cook on top of. That music though, did your old lady pick that? Just kidding! I couldn't help myself.

[@CowboyJeffSmith]

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing you skill with us!

[@asesinodezombis2077]

Enjoyed watching you work and got hungry at the end. Thanks for uploading.

[@karlosvulture5014]

That music drove me crazy,apart from that this was informative!

[@peterfeaver6520]

excellent job do you sell them? if so how much ?

[@chuckbradley2942]

Neat little camp stove.

[@SultanofSpey]

"Honey, if you need me I'll just be in the garage puttering with my plasma cutter"

[@LatinDanceVideos]

This is the way

[@FIXWCBCANADA]

Nice... Love the idea ,,,

[@dave1secondago]

brilliant build bro

[@brucewmclaughlin9072]

So all I need to make this stove, is a well equipped shop. Now lets see you do it with what most of us do not have !

[@pascalpeineau]

Magnifique 🤩😍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@marialigialopez2671]

no hay ninguno tan hermoso fino de hierro que bien lo comparto ya señor dadle más inteligencia gracias

[@tonygreaves6503]

Great skills, you are an artist !! x

[@JorgePetraglia2009]

Amazing workmanship. You make me cook an omelet after watching you cooking yours. Good work amigo,you are a very talented metal artist. Greetings from Toronto.

[@mp180170]

Can I ask what type of glass you cut? Was it an from an oven door? Would love to know many thanks

[@amateurauthor1402]

How much would you charge to make one for inside? You can make it so it can shipped in pieces.

[@Newterafox]

I don’t do it to order!

[@JoseDiaz-un7bk]

,excelente tu proyecto, hermano te felicito

[@RicardoLopez-he7nt]

I would love to buy one !!! How much!!!

[@ngoccamping3764]

Good idea man. Looked so well

[@gregorydobson4307]

Brilliant, great fabrication skills there, can tell your used to working with metal . 👍

[@yvesf5355]

WoW ,I love to watch Videos about people that knows what there doing ,Great Job

[@benjaminmiranda4509]

Very good innovation.

[@bencantu1009]

How much would you take for this burner?

[@raycrook4802]

That's a nice size for camping

[@StepvanDan]

Very nice job on the stove ,looks cool too ,thanks for sharing ,big hugs from Mn

[@jazzbansal8097]

Enjoyed the video without fast forwarding bits .. that’s what I call art work .. do u sell them?

[@Newterafox]

Thanks! Not for sale.

[@shivanandsakhare5724]

fantastic job

[@huarwe8797]

Nice design

[@VictoryDave999]

Awesome!..Love it..do you have any drawings or plans for this unit?

[@Newterafox]

Unfortunately no.

[@richardteghtmeyer1406]

Pretty bad ass. Welds don’t look that great but it looks like it functions just fine.

[@Gymjunnky]

That's a sick plasma cutter what is it ? I am just using a cheep Cut50 ...

[@joefisher4630]

Great skills, thanks for sharing.

[@hariindonesia9334]

Bu bu

[@witjuti]

Great work !

[@netpackrat]

Cool stove. It's a bit too small for a cabin, and too heavy for a tent, but change the legs a little so it can be bolted down, and it would make a good stove for a boat.

[@randallhutchcraft4039]

Good welder , fantastic job

[@angelicavalle5074]

Que hermosa cocina felicitaciones. 🌹

[@colinlindsay9503]

Very good but I would make mine with a bigger cylinder

[@georgeclarke1183]

how many man hours did you spend on this stove just wondering i am retireing next year and have plenty of time to do such a project

[@chrisallen9154]

What does it matter if you say you will have plenty of time?

[@mustanggun]

Nice job.

[@georgeclarke1183]

would love to make this stove i am a novice to a build like this have all the tools do you have any plans available to do this conversion any help would be greatly appreciated

[@Newterafox]

Unfortunately there are no drawings.

[@sabinshrestha2934]

What type of glass you are using mate

[@Newterafox]

Heat resistant

[@9w2xyz]

absolutely cute. I'd tuck it under my arm except for the 3rd degree burns.

[@MrSteeloneill]

Hi did you download the paper template if so where is it possible to download for me to make one thanks . Also great vid

[@grahamreeve5209]

That's beautiful

[@williamlott7612]

Very clever, well done.

[@rajibmazumder3288]

Really nice

[@nealtran6844]

is it good enough to be used indoors without smoke inhalation?

[@carlospallares5051]

Can you share the mesures of the cutting metal parts ? Thanks

[@shed.projects5150]

Great job, but I just had to shut the music off.

[@StepvanDan]

Love that stove man nice job thank you for sharing big hugs from Minnesota

[@oriolarteagaberbesi3218]

Kim

[@martinwild8424]

Nice job 👍 do me one😉

[@josephkreischer7167]

Dude! That is awesome, one of the best stoves I've seen. You don't sell them do you

[@Newterafox]

Thanks. No.

[@seniorelzappo9919]

Wow I wish I could weld like that !

[@ibast1]

It takes special skill to weld 8mm of birdshit to 3mm plate.

[@SPECIALVIDEO]

which cutter you have used please provide the link to purchase.

[@Newterafox]

Verona cut50 china

[@barrykelly2722]

Like 978. Very nice

[@Colorado-Tinkering]

What’s with all the vids today with so much annoying music? Stopped watching after a minute because of it. (Yes, I know there’s a volume button , but that’s not the point.)

[@cancerfour69er]

Very nice..like song as well thanks..

[@flashharry6509]

How can I buy one of these ?

[@kerryirwin5581]

Best I've seen

[@terryedmondson3563]

Well done, nice neat job looks, works very well good on you, terry aust.

[@artisansportsman8950]

Nice job

[@paulcumber4732]

how much do you sela them at

[@Newterafox]

not for sale

[@rogerstarkey5390]

....and heated toilet seat. I can't be the only person who thought that?

[@baldfatgit1]

I thought the same BUT if i sat on that and farted not only would i end up 20 miles away but they would be picking gas bottle shrapnel out of the house wall for weeks. :) hehehe

[@markheintz1878]

Incinolet, version 1.0

[@scharftalicous]

You plasma cut a gas bottle!? I've always thought the internet forums on this topic over play the issue but had not seen any evidence to the contrary until now.

[@Themrjakecollins]

Just fill them with water a few times to rinse. Can be cut with water in if that gives some more peace of mind.

[@supportglobalwarming]

Helium bottle

[@Dee-qo7gh]

Id buy that before I'd buy any other of those rocket stove things they be selling on the internet for $200.

[@davebarlow4909]

Love the video. Much prefer the music to some gobsh1te who likes to hear his own voice. The window adds to the look of the stove, and when you started cooking on it. Well, there's not much you can improve on. Well done and thanks for the idea.

[@noanoa4283]

Cool

[@donteague614]

Aww man I missed dinner!

[@fdadfadfad9107]

yeah, cause you know, we all have plasma cutters lying around

[@josephmitchel4644]

Nice

[@vihorvetrov]

Good thing you are making only one

[@patsematary]

I wonder if really anyone who owns a laser torch needs to build a stove with a gas cylinder

[@LoBeau53]

I wonder why anyone with a plasma cutter would do so much cutti g with a grinder..

[@alvinluma-as8434]

How much, sir???

[@nord4338]

Great looking stove but it won't last long before the steel used to make the gas bottle burns out. That's why ALL good wood stoves are made of cast iron.

[@evansautomotive307]

Mild steel is perfectly fine for building wood stoves, its the thickness you have to worry about. Its not going to melt unless it is like 20 gauge. Warping is really the only issue when working with steel and heat. That is easily fixed with thicker material. Cast iron is known for cracking, no matter the thickness. It is also much heavier, takes longer to transfer heat and is not as easily made as a steel stove.

[@OKBushcraft]

ALL good stoves are brick and mortar made like the ones that vent the exhaust through many baffles to use up every calorie of heat before it escapes into the atmosphere. Cast iron is longer life but there were many sheet metal pot bellied stoves in the day. I'm thinking this isn't meant for a house but maybe a deer cabin, tent, or the like. Its size indicates it's use. It's a great use of a recycled item.

[@powerwagon3731]

I've got one in a 200 square foot shop in the Colorado mountains where you need heat 8 months of the year. I have used it for about 6 years with no problem at all and it works great.

[@MrMEmEmEmEMEMEeeeeee]

I've been using the same small [24x16x18] woodstove for 6 months out of the year for the past 30+ years here in Montana-and it is constructed of STEEL, not cast iron...mind you, it is firebrick-lined, but the top [3/16" steel] is exposed to the 600F+ gas just prior to exiting the stove and there is ZERO erosion there on the inside. The stove requires a new fiberglass gasket about every 3 years and I have replaced the glass in the door once when I slammed the door on a chunk of wood that was very slightly too large...]-; I flip the upper firebricks every time I clean the chimney to even out the erosion, think I've replaced them three times now. Side and bottom bricks only replaced once. I stay warm in my 1,000S.F. home even when it is -20F outside and the stainless steel double-walled chimney pipe inner layer is glowing dull red just above the stovetop... Never a creosote problem when it is below zero, but I have to clean the chimney about monthly when it is 20-50 degrees outside and am shutting the stove down pretty tightly @ night. {Burn a mix of fir, larch spruce and pine}. Stove will hold coals for 16-20 hrs when shut tightly.

[@rob-artfarmingnz6138]

I know of people who have been using there's for 5 years

[@stevethegreasemonkey]

Made one from larger bottle for burning rubbish in the garden

[@kevinarmstrong751]

Ya because everyone has a plasma cutter in their garage .

[@thevikingoli8847]

Nice but your welding can be nicer

[@SgtBrewdawg]

👍

[@mb4lunch]

I think u need more chives.

[@danielwarpaint1963]

Thumbnail, looks like a warm toilet.