Winter Tent and Homemade Stove

[@Oldclaws]

My son an I take pride in our abilities to make gear from scratch, and we really like this, easy with a little fore thought an prep. Good little thing.

[@busycando]

Nice looking winter set-up,thanks for showing.

[@dlilngn]

Cool stove, sir! I hope you have fun tinkering with the setup. It looks to have a good draw and burn. Thanks for posting. I look forward to more updates!

[@iawoodsman]

I have since moved on to a 4 person Kifaru tipi. I am still using the stove. Keeps that shelter very warm.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

ingenious stove idea! No welding? Awesome.

[@PatriceManse]

Very interesting. Thought provoking - something for people to consider when winter camping. Thanks for sharing.

[@quintin636]

that's the best budget stove ever! i was looking for a easy to build flat top stove (on the cheap) and i've been looking on youtube for ideas for a long time already (haven't tried building anything yet) and you've been the best ever! awesome idea!!!!! HUGE FAN from your idea m8

[@stevenfoleary]

what did you end up building/buying? any modes?

[@Pawoodsman]

Terry that came out nice , Your DIY stove is very ingenious . Looking forward to the reports down the road. I am still saving for my set up

[@Shannon_Lacey]

I like the shelter and stove set up.

[@josephallen19]

lookin good man.

[@handyscot1]

Nice setup man. Great little stove.

[@chiya2006]

Great stuff. Let me tell you ! I did grow up somewhere that we had relied mostly on these kinda stoves for entire house. except, the one we had was well built larger barrel type set in a vertical position.had a small door built inside bigger door positioned at lower side so we always had small door open for oxygen and bigger one for adding wood the most important part was top side we used to boil water, tea,warming food up even cooking on it. and using bottom part as a toaster. Flash back >>

[@Wintertrekker]

One other stove thought: The bottom can sometimes get hot enough to light ground duff on fire, so it may be good to extend the legs a tad to raise the stove up a bit higher. Another option is to cut two rectangular sheets of aluminum or steel and fold each at 90 for supports, and notch to rest the stove in. Another option is to use some sort of welders cloth reflector underneath. Looking forward to more vids on your rig!

[@MJBushwhacker]

Great stove idea, thanks Terry.

[@AMMiranda]

Looks good, nice job... Hope it keeps you warm... Peace, Michael

[@Wintertrekker]

Great budget build! Couple of suggestions for the stove: Since the chimney exit is on the back of the stove instead of the top, your draw will improve if you tilt the stove up to have the back slightly higher than the front. Outside, if you can add another elbow to get the pipe angle more vertical, this will also improve draw. Outside pipe can be secured with loose wire to an extended ridge pole to stay away from the tent roof. This will reduce smoke in tent when opening the stove door. :o)

[@richardgreenberg331]

I use 8' of 4" pipe and a 4" 90. Lay the pipe along the ground and support with rocks. Build a bed platform 18" over the pipe. Tarp over ridge line covering bed and close off ends. Be sure pipe extends out the end of shelter. Make fire in the 90. Pipe heats shelter. No smoke when it gets hot. Feed fire to regulate heat produced. I like your 8" burn chamber and will give it a try using my configuration.

[@mattseymour8637]

This is a very good stove, if it keeps you warm its all you need

[@SurviveN2]

I'm trying to get caught up on my video watching...again...LOL. That is a really cool stove and it's got me to thinking of how I can build one...LOL. Thanks for sharing. Take Care :-))

[@smokeycanopy]

Nice stove and a great video

[@LiamMitts]

Hey Bud,Is there no end to the ingenuity of the woodsman? I think not, when necessity calls.Out standing use of material at hand and practical use of tin and tent.I'm sure you will have many warm days and nights with this set up.Enjoy and Merry Christmas.

[@iawoodsman]

@Sebaring The stove drafts properly. That is why you need vents in the front.The stove draws in fresh air and the heat rises and takes all of the byproducts out the chimney.

[@BushcraftSerbia]

Great job brother!!

[@TomsBackwoods]

looks great Terry!

[@snaponjohn100]

Very cool Terry my friend. Can't wait for the update. God bless. John

[@canadianbeech]

Great setup! Thanks for posting the video!

[@rotag111]

Good vid and nice set up. I have a set up similar to that made from canvas. I like your stove pipe set up.

[@steintanz]

Hey, that's a great project and result - really cool!

[@cinbrian28]

Nice job. You'd make a great Hobo.

[@richardhummell2497]

There is also another problem using river/stream rock as there may be pockets of water in the rock that, when heated, could build up pressure and could explode. Best getting your rock from a ground source. Was sitting by a campfire once and a rock blew and a shard cut a 4" gash in my buddies face. 2 inches higher and he would have lost an eye. We were camped next to a river and that is where we got the rocks.

[@RoadKill4Two]

Quick and clever... good stuff man

[@pcnazz]

Nice job on that stove bro !

[@painchaud2000]

Cool little stove!

[@iawoodsman]

jihadacadien Thanks man

[@bizzarrogeorge]

Really cool stove. Thanks for sharing!

[@OKBushcraft]

Really great idea, thanks for sharing.

[@okanoganforest]

Nice job on the stove!!

[@ewtoutdoors]

Cool video, thanks for sharing, hope it works well for you. Take care.

[@ronbutler6526]

Good job and nice little stove! Thanks man!

[@iawoodsman]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the vid.

[@WessexBladesHandMadeKnives]

Great budget build! nice one!

[@adamfrye4980]

I'm sure that thing weighs a fraction to the ammo can woodstove. How do you effectively pack the stove and chimney?

[@iawoodsman]

Cant wait to see it. Safe travels.

[@davidsquall351]

Cool setup

[@AbrahamChan88]

Neat! I hope it keeps you warm ... send some snow my way please!

[@jenacbxx]

@Wintertrekker great suggestions, i will add another rather obvious. to prevent smoke leak, usually the lower pipe goes inside the one above. if u see the first, it is exactly the opposite. i'll weld on the exit one ring that could go inside the tube.

[@mblankenship15]

Pretty good idea. Have you thought of putting a flat bottom in it so that the fire would sit on that instead of the bottom? It may make the bottom last longer and if you put holes in it, it could even create a hotter fire due to increased air flow.

[@Sebaring]

Looks really nice, do you ever worry about the risk of exhaust fumes leaking from the stove while sleaping?

[@1highplains]

reminds me of the old 49er days! i love it !! good upload brother,thanks

[@Sebaring]

@maxinpains No I personally havn't tried it, i use an alcohol burner to cook my food and mostly outside or with the tent door open. I was just curious if there's any risk involved with this kind of setup. Sorry, didn't get the 'families' part.

[@Mykarmaxspiredaz]

I'm curious about surrounding your stove with river rock. The stones should hold in heat considerably longer then the metal once the fire tapers off.

[@IowaHiker]

Hi I was wondering if you had any ideas of where in Iowa would be a good place to buy a land for a cabin and some acreage for bushcraft. I would like to leave the city and am interested in moving into the country. Any advice would be appreciated!

[@smokehousehammock4481]

Stove looks great. how much does it weigh? total, pipe and stove?

[@conradsmithlacsina4166]

I love this. I wish I could do this someday.

[@iawoodsman]

Conrad Smith Lacsina Get out and have fun with it.

[@jspate61]

I like it, but it still looks mighty chilly, Willy.

[@jackitfast]

Good idea's but that's made from a tarp right? So if you use your A-frame but have your tarp over the cross beam it won't sag & will be much stronger in case of snow.

[@brutallindigo]

Nice how long does your wood last in the stove ....how many times do you have to load the stove in one night?

[@ireland66613]

Awsome great video I my self bult a hot tent set up great fun in winter peace brother

[@bobinmissouri]

great job great videos what part of iowa? i'm 15 miles from iowa 28 miles from centerville again great job

[@BoltonOverlander]

Nice and simple. I like it

[@Deriust]

Where did you buy the tent stove jack? It looked heavy duty for sure. Need one for my teepee setup. I suppose you could use one on the roof center hole of a teepee...anyone with any experience there?

[@jmg1957]

you could use river clay to pack around the stove to retain heat...spiritpipeman

[@stonybrokebushcraf]

good job bud

[@jackitfast]

instead of river rock if you can't find it you can use bricks for fire place's if you can bring them with you? I've use those & work great

[@MrSIXGUNZ]

great stuff !! thanks much for sharing with us all :-)

[@MiWilderness]

Great idea!

[@WhatsUpWithSheila]

I always say... INGENUITY FIRST... Then high price gear...after you earned it👍... New Sub ... Sheila

[@Sebaring]

@iawoodsman I see, I might have to try this out some day. Thanks for the info.

[@VictusMei]

Thanks for making this video. :)

[@zombie19844891]

That my friend is a verryh good looking tent!!! do you got a instuction how to bild one?

[@RJBURG]

here i use to put up my tent all most like yours Find a tree about 1 in. or so round stake out tent from tree 3 feet or so now bend tree down to the front tie it on tree let go now tie the back

[@Olympia_Outdoors]

Hell yeah, that IS cool...

[@iawoodsman]

Depending on the type and size of the wood it usually lasts 1.5 hrs of so. I usually don't keep it burning all night.

[@judomoose00]

I found stove jacks on ebay but where did you buy the end caps for the 8" pipe? Can't seem to find them anywhere.

[@6brettes]

very practical tho just what happened to your eye for beauty?

[@kurtbaier6122]

Great idea, thanks

[@iawoodsman]

Thanks for the comment from Germany.

[@iawoodsman]

@Wintertrekker Thanks for the suggestions.

[@clamcrabber]

thats really neat. did it keep you warm?

[@nancymartin2050]

Please tell me what kind of tent jack that is. Where did you buy it, i need one.

[@iawoodsman]

@TheSonofthunder7 There are no welds on this stove. Super easy to make.

[@Yelnats101]

how much wood will it consume on a cold night? probably have to feed it a lot.. and what kind of heat it put out?

[@iawoodsman]

A lot.

[@142maj]

cool video, i have a cemeterie tent 12x12 i am going to buy sides for it and do the same thing,

[@iawoodsman]

@Mykarmaxspiredaz That is a great idea, but we don't have much rock in our rivers and creeks here.

[@WhatsUpWithSheila]

Very nice 👍

[@ozarksbrotherjerry4297]

Good job

[@iawoodsman]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the vid.

[@SCHRUBBE1966]

Looks like high wind would cause a problem with that setup.

[@steinwaygoat]

Darn clever!

[@iawoodsman]

+steinwaygoat Thanks

[@Perkele1976]

Cozy.

[@krl8814]

Thumbs Up!!

[@travisvalentine2864]

how do you find land to stay on. without someone running you off

[@allenmckinney9533]

+Travis Valentine Plan ahead.

[@jonruger]

Travis Valentine there are millions of acres of public land in America anyone can access if you obey the laws

[@THESNAKE8]

How do u not get killed by the carbon monoxide?

[@jayhackworth]

yeah thanks re: stove ideas

[@Edzherenow99]

cool

[@shawns.2851]

Feeding that every 15 minutes?

[@PYE172]

yes I love cotton tents .I like camping at camp sites but 9 times out of 10 give me the wilds any day .I like camping in haunted woods for fun some times just me . and by the way . please take a look at my 2 videos one is at night with my stove going . one in the day light so you can see the stove better and tent just put into utube tee pee and look me up keith rice

[@andreapatane4204]

Homemade stoves rule.

[@kurtbaier6122]

Panther Primitives for a “Jack”.

[@timr617]

Why does it sound like the predator is in the background?

[@iawoodsman]

@phr1sk37 All our snow is gone or I would.

[@iawoodsman]

@bobinmissouri I am SW

[@6brettes]

it wont be submitted to the design musuem as an iconic piece of aescetic designer camp gear it looks like a brontosaurus and fred flintstone designed it to get away from wilma!!!!

[@Ackeljl]

maybe dumb question... but are you scared of carbon monoxide poisoning?