IKEA DIY Tent Stove for Backpacking

As you notice I didn't include an ash tray this time. With the ammo can stoves I've made I noticed I mostly empty out the ash every time I took the stove appart and put it on my pack, not during the use. So I figured its unnecessary putting in the work if I'm not going to use it. And its easier to get an air tight box to control the burn. And last but not least: This is a stove for hikes so no need to burn it for days in one spot. I will know for sure how it works later, so stay tuned for a field test video from my upcoming backpacking hike, as soon as the weather turns colder.
The downside with this stove is it doesn't have the normal box shape that is optimal for stoves. Cant be stacked vertically, with as much firewood at once as with the usual shaped stoves. The benefits are there is a huge cooking space on top and the not as bulky flat shape is perfect for the backpack. To be honest I don't stack my ammo cans full with firewood either and the burn itself was just as good, if not better, in this one. After this small field test I think the upgrade will be a damper in the flue with some leftovers from the build.
If you plan on building something similar feel free to tell me so in the comment section. I can help with tips and tricks with some crucial steps in the build to make the stove safe to handle in a tent.
And please no comments about using self tapping screws. I know about them but in my builds I've learned they are not as good as the normal bolt, nut and washer to keep metal together when its red hot.
Be meticulous with the details in a build like this. Everything must fit perfectly. Everything should spark when cutting in it. The melting point of aluminium comes very suddenly and you could have the structure coming down on you in a second. The aluminium I used worked but another flag holder could have a different weaker composition. Also make sure to first burn the stove way harder for an hour than you ever will in a tent. Do it outside. Use hardwood. Keep your distance. This is to "burn it in" (make it tight), to see how and if the metal bend in a good way, and to release the hazardous gases from parts that is galvanized.

[@swedmiroswedmiro1352]

Some poeple live two lives. A Life before they owned an angle grinder and life after they own one. The first life was miserable and gray, the second is is full of glorious destruction, planning and construction!

[@Swedwoods]

Indeed!

[@j.wik.2060]

Hahaha 👍🏻😁 good comment! And true!

[@alvaroquiroz3313]

Amen.

[@unkhown7071]

@Sparky Runner not putting in to much wood

[@__WJK__]

@SwedMiro - Truer words have never been spoken... so many years I walked right past the electric hand grinders in the tool isle, when I could have saved so much time and hassle. At the point now I actually have two... I run a cut-off wheel on one and a grinding wheel on the other.

[@tom_olofsson]

I am not always a DiY guy but I like watching those who do it well.

[@Swedwoods]

👍

[@Ricopolico]

"do it well" is the operative phrase here.

[@super66craig]

In case anyone is concerned about stove pipe size or length this is the math for a flue size: 5% of firebox volume is the minium you need. Yes, 5%! Though there is a min and max length that fits into actual chimney effect that's tested. Results for a 2.5" exhaust pipe: 235.61944901923" volume for a 2.5" pipe x 48" long 632 cubic inch stove 13x9x6 means his pipe is about 43% of the firebox and it clearly passed the draft and smoke over tests! Its a freakin rocket!

[@Swedwoods]

Well thought so!

[@daphneraven6745]

Craig Mad Bricky: as a matter fact, I was wondering that. Thank you very much! It’ll keep me from dragging around any more weight than I absolutely have to when I make my own for backpacking and tenting. So, if I have understood you correctly, according to the calculations you did, it would be a good idea for me to use a stove pipe that is smaller in diameter if I want to have a slower heat in my smaller -sized tent? Some people are using dampers in their stove pipes. I’m new to this. So of course, I’m wondering if this would help to regulate the heat a little more effectively, and possibly the draw as well?

[@brucewmclaughlin9072]

those of us diy's without welders thank you. I need this for heating my van .

[@catnekokotyonok5180]

Love this! ❤️ I prefer the "smallest possible unit" that actually *does the trick!"

[@robwilder9662]

Excellent work! Very creative use of found materials. I have made four stoves and have bought one (titanium). I’m thinking your draft will run fine with only one side open, the surface emissivity of shiny stainless is quite low , a coat of high temp bbq paint will fix that and you will get four times the heat out of the stove ( learned that with the titanium , same problem . I use a rolled up piece of stainless flashing for a flue, with fixed diameter swedged wire bands

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!. Yes have been thinking about that, steel has a coefficient or 0.07 or something, one could weather it maybe? After this first burn the stove changed color into golden. I wonder if that change something? I got this crazy idea of cooking a steak directly on the stove so I won't paint it. Also having enough heat radiating hardly is a problem inside a small tent like I use..also the chimney is very important in heating the air inside. My previous problems have been it gets to hot inside canvas tents who stove very much heat

[@peetsnort]

I used khantal wire. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKWQYqydmMd9oJY

[@demogorgonet166]

First class bushcraft Terminator made in Sweden! Yes Sir!))) Absolutely awesome! Man!!! Magic!)) You alone made all stove makers jealous! Perfect!

[@Swedwoods]

LOL thanks a lot! :-)

[@antongrenmyr647]

Genialt projekt! Genomtänkt, snyggt och funktionellt. Detta kommer att blir mitt nya projekt! Hatten av!

[@BushCraftBums]

That is about as cool as they come brother! Nice work! Way to think outside of the box! Regards BCB

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@miketaylor6700]

Way to think outside the cooking pan!!!

[@kct9967]

I love the ground moss there, best sleeping mat ever!

[@Swedwoods]

👍👍👍

[@EgoitzSalsamendi]

Holly crab! Should I known that before I built my log cabin! Good job!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@VanlilfewithDaleandBailey]

I had a similar idea, but mine was bigger. I was more worried about how heavy it was going to be, so I ended up not building it. I wanted to feed the fire less often. Good job on yours. The only part that bothers me a little in a closed tent is the stove pipe seal. It's probably nothing by the looks of it.

[@Swedwoods]

Yes its not for long hikes of course. Im gonna do a field test of this as soon as the real cold gets here after I first install a damper in the flue...then I won't have to feed it as often.

[@lakrabid]

Right on👍👍👍. You could turn that into a backpack smoker bbq also. Or even a tent heater with a heat exchanger? Is it wobbly with three legs? If I had a backyard like that I would be the most relaxed person ever.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks! Yeah thought about the possibility to smoke fish in it. Three legs is very sturdy in the woods because of the uneven ground. Tripod for terrain. 4 legs at home on a plain floor.

[@melusinecentun5847]

This is very impressive! Well done. Take care, Irène.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@ironbomb6753]

I like the " no welding" aspect of this and the ammo can stove. The automotive exhaust pipe is genius. Have any ideas on a safe "thru pipe" chimney for a tent stove?

[@Swedwoods]

thanks! What is a "thru pipe"?

[@miketaylor6700]

Swedwoods: I think he means a stove jack or the pipe section that goes ‘thru’ the tent.

[@Swedwoods]

Yes that's probably it. Scroll down Gregory. There is a video on that.

[@vetinger]

You have a gold hands and with your good kind of stove design

[@mfavia620]

Maybe you left me speechless. All I can say is brilliant and awesome. Thanks for sharing. ATB Mike

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot!

[@magellanonait3501]

*"Simply the Best Art of the Bushcaft. Swedwoods always Thank's"*

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks a lot!

[@timsebastian5758]

Another great video! Look forward to seeing this stove in action. Great work. 👍

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@peetsnort]

I have just seen the video. Great minds think alike. What I did much cheaper was to get a double sink off the skip and make the clamshell weber

[@glitterkittensreid5079]

Just looking at a double stainless sink 14"X17X 7" deep. Would be pretty good sized stove. Like the idea of a compact unit that stows all of the parts inside. Skol!

[@__WJK__]

Don't get me wrong (awesome DIY video) but wouldn't a cheap rectangle table-top charcoal grill speed up the build process & lower parts costs... seeing how most hardware + air vents will be included(!?)

[@Swedwoods]

Cheap grills are done in a week or two. Abu smoke box could work but no fun building

[@__WJK__]

@@Swedwoods - Interesting... good to know.

[@jamesharvey4817]

Wow, it's wonderful to see that there are people who has these skills. "I don't!"

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks James!

[@Mat-kr1nf]

Brilliant design, one I may well shamelessly copy! The only issue I can see is, could the wooden legs get so hot, they start to smoulder, possibly causing the stove to tip over?

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks. I wondered that to hence the spacing between the flag holders and the stove. I have not been able to affect the aluminium sockets so far burning it red hot

[@whip4160]

Pretty darn cool!

[@slaplapdog]

Nice build! Love that tubing cutter!

[@BrosephRussell]

Sweet stove build

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@korkalba8658]

Fits into a backpack. I like it.

[@Swedwoods]

👍

[@CarlJones14]

There are so many good cheap products that do this. Fire under this unit and you could cook pizza & bake or roast meat. Could be useful in a tent fitted with the right opening.

[@aycould7385]

Amazing and well done.. not for this but in general. I’d like to say you have one of the most amazing outdoor channel i have seen including major broadcasts. Almost every video i saw i am learning some other cool idea about tool use, tips and tricks for simple camping.. Besides that, I am seeing you are using different tools, packs and tents in different videos. Would you plan on doing a video to show us what do you bring with you for different occasions ? Keep it up with the great work

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much! There is a lot of questions about me doing the more teaching approach talking gear etc. Right now there simply isn't time because I work as a teacher in school in the weeks. Right now I have to do the videos I want to do. Might be time for this next year though we will see.

[@psyamok3735]

add a bevel to slow the exhaust and a 2nd burn, and this would be great design for wood stove.

[@Swedwoods]

👍

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

I like it 👍 Very cool. I believe you left out band aids on your material list for the amateurs 😅

[@Swedwoods]

LOL thanks

[@bluefire87HN]

creation from a genius! simple, economic and very funciotal!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@d.foerster6475]

Really enjoyed the video. Thank you so much!

[@Swedwoods]

you are most welcome thanks for watching!

[@phrayzar]

Have you done any more burns on this. I built one similar but found that due to the small door for fuel, I had to use small pieces and it needed a lot of tending. Have you seen the same thing happen. Also a baffle will help make it stop smoking.

[@Swedwoods]

I have the fire lay grid pretty low...so I can get bigger pieces in there. But sure you can't stack em high. I was aware of the compromise in making a stove this shape just to be able to have it inside a back pack. A hike with this stove is coming up so stay tuned. And i will see if I need to make any extras like an extra damper in the flue or something to control the burn more. I don't know if a baffle will fit though. Needs to have the same space as the diameter of the pipe..or else it will come a lot of smoke out the door when you open it to feed it with wood.

[@johnkelenfoldi350]

that has to be one of the best i have seen

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@johnkelenfoldi350]

a pleasure

[@patricelacroix8049]

You are simply put (skillful)

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you! 😊

[@321southtube]

Absolutely brilliant. Thanks

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@glitterkittensreid5079]

Hej hey. Fastastic crafted stove. How does it hold up to uses? Would like to build something like that. Is it favourable to the Ammo can stoves for uses? Thank you.

[@BrosephRussell]

That is awesome

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@MattiasHolger]

Riktigt snygg och funktionell liten kamin. Vad med verktyg du har. :)

[@Swedwoods]

Tackar! Kul att du säger så då jag alltid kritiseras för att ha för få verktyg!

[@MattiasHolger]

Av vem? :D

[@Swedwoods]

Min första ammo box film. 600 000 visningar. 700 kommentarer där var tredje är typ: get some tools, buy a hole saw kit, get a jig saw, learn to weld, osv. Ingen verkar fatta att det är den enkla utrustningen och material delarna som är själva poängen i bygget.

[@MattiasHolger]

Enligt mig har du en hel del. Mycket mer än mig som måste låna mycket när jag vill tillverka nått. Man måste ju inte äga prylar man använder vart 20 år. ;) Man tager vad man haver och jobbar efter det. Lite av tjusningen som du säger.

[@nusbaumbushcraft8400]

Cool Idea! I'm planning to build it in the next days (tomorrow I'll go to Ikea😜) but I don't know from where to get the exhaust extension pipes. Did you got them from Ikea too? Greetings from Germany Philip

[@Swedwoods]

No the pipes I got elsewhere! Just visit a warehouse that has a lot of auto parts

[@nusbaumbushcraft8400]

@@Swedwoods ok, thanks for your answer! And I think the flag holders aren't from Ikea, right? I don't really know how I could make the ''legs'' without the flagholders. Philip

[@Swedwoods]

In Sweden there is IKEA outlet. I believe they are old ones that is not in today's assortment. But cheap alu flagholders are everywhere. Just don't forget the spacing or else they can melt. If you want steel ones check stores with boating goods. Or do as in other stove builds at my channel. Instal coat hangers as feet and attach with wing nuts.

[@nusbaumbushcraft8400]

@@Swedwoods thanks man! I think you wrote in other comments that there will be an overnighter with the ikea stove, right? Im looking forward to see how it works in cold nights! I started building my one today and I will be finished tomorrow or the day after. I like your videos! Stay tuned. Philip

[@peetsnort]

I have attached my video with my mini bbq which uses the duct pipes or the off cuts from a chimney installer. The wire is khantal and brought from amazon. 1.2 mm gauge. The melt point is 1600 °C. very useful

[@AHTFoto]

I love it! Nice work and a great idea. Best wishes from Arve Herman Tangen 👌👍

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks my friend! Field test of this stove uploaded in a couple of hours!

[@AHTFoto]

@@Swedwoods I will look for it. Take care and goodnight! 👍👌😁

[@arendmookhoek4314]

How does this one compare to the ammo box stove weight wise? Both are absolutely awesome, many thanks.

[@Swedwoods]

I get back to you when I have weighed them. Can't find my scales!

[@simplyrise5217]

Nice stove. Your camera quality is very good. Good job👍

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@DawidMartasMotoAdventures]

Wow, it is so smart. Great idea! I like these wooden legs :D You don't need to carry it.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@artofaagiir]

Snyggt, köpte du avgasrören på biltema? Vilka rör isf? =)

[@oliviergamet7360]

You rock man ! Much cheaper than heat view G stove !

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@jiyuujinfull]

Wow, good videos! I always refer.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@andremichels3422]

Perfect idea! Great job 👍

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@komerwest9520]

Nice little stove

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@lukuscarter3563]

Nice work sir.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@helloworld4330]

very handy thing and great craftsman-skills; seems like perfect addition to my handcart-setup. and i like the huge cooking.area. i wonder, because of the flat design, if the burning-process is fine or leaves a soothy mess behind, esp. with pinewoods. one question: where did you get the stovepipe from? seems like a little problem here in germany to get a portable, lightweight stovepipe. cheers, mex

[@peetsnort]

Duct pipes are what I use. Germany will definitely have the full range. I have made a few micro bbq. Using khantal wire grid to hold the coals. The other source of pipe is a chimney fitter and they have lots of off cuts

[@COMMIEFORNIARELOADED]

Bro that looks better than some brands of tent stoves! Great work!! How much do you think it weighs?

[@Swedwoods]

THanks! around 7 kilos maybe

[@zettle2345]

I would suggest to forego the nuts, that create the porcupine look when being carried in. Other than that, Excellent job at making what is needed, from what you have available. And Thank you for mentioning to "burn it in hard" in the open, before you ever take it anywhere else. Great tips

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you! I like when someone gives thoughts on my vids. The wingnuts are still on the bolt to protect the backpack when walking in. But before I take it on a real hike I will cut the bolts shorter. Will reduce the porcupine look for sure LOL.

[@tgwj64h-dal26]

Snyggt! Vad kan man annat säga,,, väldigt portabel kamin. 👍🏻

[@Swedwoods]

Tack!

[@dawidsagan]

hi, how long does it take to for wood to completely burn out when it's fully packed with wood birch for instance? I mean, how many times do I have to fill it with wood during 8h sleep?

[@johnburgin7478]

Very nice

[@timbonaut]

Thanks to that, it´s a great idea. Good work!!!

[@Swedwoods]

You are most welcome, thanks!

[@hrysbasics]

おおお。バックパックに入るテントストーブ。これはすごい。

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks! Field test coming up when I get some really cold wether!

[@Pohannesful]

Hey, This looks amazing! Have you tested it yet in the field? Im going to build A similar setup so all tips are welcomed! Thank you so much for this great idea!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks! Cant wait to try this out because the test in the end of this video felt really promising. But hottest summer in recorded history here in Sweden so would be just awful to use it in a canvas tent now lol. As soon as the first snow falls im going hiking with this thing and recording it for a new video. Stay tuned!

[@vetinger]

4 pipes x 4 m =4m-400 cm of chimney (you show 105 cm)....?

[@marcdewilde518]

Great idea! What are your thoughts on a spark arrest(er) ?

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks. I will only use a tent stove in winter so for me a spark arrester is unnecessary. No chance to start a forest fire.

[@krays136]

For bruk i lavvo og telt, hvilken anbefaler du, denne, eller ammo-can?

[@stumanchu2]

Ever cooler.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@brianspencer4220]

Maybe fiddly, but marvelous. Brian 78

[@Swedwoods]

Yes in this first run I elevated it just for display. In my tent later the legs will be not longer than one inch. Thanks!

[@pasqualhernandez5123]

Another great video!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@brianriley9259]

Nice job!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@josephfde]

What is it called or where can I find the pot that you put on the stove at 11:37?

[@Swedwoods]

Eagle Products

[@NUMSSURASAK]

Great ,Bro

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@guillemplanas7214]

whats the price of all the materials? (aprox) thanks!

[@Swedwoods]

43 dollars in Sweden...hard to tell exactly when you already got a lot of the little stuff like screws, bolts and washers and some junk metal lying around.. old grill grids are in every home though. The box is very cheap..like 12 bucks on Ikea...then it all depends on weather or not you can buy really cheap gas extension pipes.

[@markcummings6856]

Swedwoods Fantastic build! Beautiful! What are your thoughts on titanium flue? Just roll it out and slip some wire bands around it.

[@BushcraftAdventure]

Well done my friend😏👍🏻 How does it work inside the tent..have you tested it?🤔

[@Swedwoods]

I have only tried it outside in this video. But it seemed to burn fine. As soon as the snow comes Im out videoing a field test of it. stay tuned.

[@BushcraftAdventure]

@@Swedwoods Thank you..Looking forward to new vids. Sub+ ✊🏻😏

[@johnnorris1024]

Very creative!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@catshepherd3102]

Concrit: spark arrester on the chimney.

[@Swedwoods]

no need I will only use in winter

[@fabiobraido6989]

Bella idea,bravo.

[@bayareaaz2454]

That is AWESOME!!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@cindyneely6087]

Happy New year

[@Swedwoods]

Same to you Cindy! take care!

[@sosteve9113]

Nicely executed ,do you use it?

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks. It seems to work fine when I burned it for a couple of hours this day when I made it. A video of me using it in the field is coming within weeks. Stay tuned!

[@cursuspan]

Просто - гениально!!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@edvinolofsson2282]

I just finished building an exact replica of your stove! Thanks for the inspiration :) Just a different solution for the legs and slightly different placement of the stovepipe. (I put my pipe in the rear corner instead of center to get the stove as far from the wall as possible.) Other than that it is the the same products used and same dimensions. I have problems with smoke exiting the wrong way sadly :( Probably because Im a total newbie when it comes to this stuff ;). Did you have any difficulties to get the right flow?

[@Swedwoods]

det är viktigt att röret sitter bra och tight på toppen så det inte läcker luft. Då minskar trycket i kammaren och man får sämre drag. Även sidorna där ugnsformarna möter varandra behöver vara tätt, något litet glapp funkar dock bara du gör ett rejält spjäll som släpper igenom tillräckligt med luft. Tänk på att spisar behöver "eldas in". Flera jag har byggt läcker lite när man tänder första gången men låt det bara sota lite så blir det bättre drag sen. En annan faktor är höjd på skorstenen. Ju fler sektioner du sätter på desto mer drag blir det. Eftersom formen på denna spis ej är idealisk för regelrätt värmeeldning i exempelvis tält, då planen mer var att den skulle bli mindre skrymmande och ha ett stort utrymme för matlagning, tänkte jag att extra höjd på skorstenen skulle kunna kompensera. Nu räckte det för mig med de avgasförlängare jag fick plats med inuti spisen, men det kan vara en lösning för dig om den inte vill brinna ordentligt. släng på en sektion till även om den kanske inte får plats inuti. Finns inga garantier när man bygger saker för hand såhär, jag har flera gånger byggt identiska saker som beter sig helt olika från varandra. Det kan handla om millimetrar. Ytterligare kan jag kanske se något om du filmar spisen lite snabbt med mobilen och lägger upp på din kanal. Annars hoppas jag du får go tur!

[@edvinolofsson2282]

Ska absolut testa att addera en till sektion. Läckage mellan plåtarna var min största oro när jag testade den. Men det såg inte ut att komma ut något där. Jag skriver en rad om/när jag laddar upp en video! Kan ju vara kul att se om inte annat. Tack för svaret och en grym kanal! Keep it up.

[@jeremysanders8138]

Those pans look taller then 5 cm or barely 2 inches. Its important to me because im actually trying to build this and pans ive seen that are 2 inches tall look smaller than yours

[@jeremysanders8138]

Not build this exactly but i want something that size

[@sebadetox3260]

Super

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@earlofrednecks9533]

Nice work. What's the weight on that?

[@Swedwoods]

Haven't got something to weight it at the moment but stay tuned for the field test coming up with that stove. Will present the weight in the description of that video. Thanks

[@alphagysgt]

Very cool sir

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@peternorlyk3805]

Did you ever come around to testing it?

[@Swedwoods]

Yes there is a video

[@lancemumford3106]

I like it !

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@iaincraig4871]

Genius!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@miketaylor6700]

Brilliant

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@super66craig]

That thing is built line a tank. Great job! I suppose you don't want my plans for $70 hot tent stove made from a mail box and 2" thin wall EMT... LOL I would use EMT for a stove pipe. Much lighter.

[@chroo0]

Could you keep a lavvo hot with that?

[@Swedwoods]

Oh yes no problem at all. Field test video coming up soon stay tuned

[@benvonjerry5136]

Try -> Rocket stove ^^ Makes your happier xD

[@Swedwoods]

well.. I will, but not in a tent.

[@lennartstigsson4972]

6,47-6,58 Vad kallas tången för?? Den var ju grym Jag kollade på Biltemas sida men såg ingen Utvidningen av rören? Rörexpander för avgasrör Biltemas?? Tavk /Lennart

[@Swedwoods]

www.biltema.se/bil---mc/bilreservdelar/avgassystem/avgassystem-universala/ror-med-muff-51mmx05m-2000029772

[@Swedwoods]

minns inte diameter men ta smalaste

[@Swedwoods]

röravskäraren verkar ha utgått ur sortiment...hitta nåt i stil med denna någon annanstans verktygsboden.se/specialverktyg-foer-bil/roerkapare-19-95-mm?vat=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA6vXwBRBKEiwAYE7iS8vGYKtB0qoQN_rBoiNPvlJJ_arumz5cdZJIOjPJVAmCtb2K-T_jqBoC4YgQAvD_BwE

[@Swedwoods]

se bara till att rörets diameter ligger inom rörkaparens spann i mm

[@lennartstigsson4972]

@@Swedwoods Snabbt och med bra infomation Tackar ödmjukast /Lennart

[@mankokennewick5802]

it's nice....

[@nutthrower4415]

Very cool 👍

[@Andreadesimone1.]

Cool... like

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@beachlife1411]

Nice

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@badomp1054]

WOW

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@mT-ct6ig]

How long does it burn for

[@Oleg_Nadezhdin]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@mattiassvarfvar9209]

Var köper du skorstensrören ?

[@Swedwoods]

Biltema

[@mattiassvarfvar9209]

Tackar, Hahah fattade inte först att det var avgasrör , så jävla smart 👍👍

[@TheAkbobby]

Does it come in titanium?

[@Swedwoods]

oven pans from IKEA in titanium? no.