My ammo can stove. A homemade wood stove (rocket stove) with a secondary burn system.

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Due to its large primary air intake pipe and its rockwool filled, double skinned construction, this ammo can stove also functions as a 'rocket stove'. Once it is up to its working temperature, fuel can be added without having to open the door of the stove.
This ammo can stove is tiny, easily portable, cheap to build, and yet burns wood so efficiently that it produces virtually no smoke.
(In an inefficient stove the smoke emitted is indicative of unburnt fuel, which results in wasted energy. This stove burns at a very a high temperature and this, coupled with its superheated secondary air system, ensures this smoke is fully combusted before leaving the flue, increasing efficiency and reducing pollution.)
This kind of small homemade wood stove is ideal for many uses: camping, fishing, heating any small space etc. (Carbon Monoxide can KILL: beware of this with any open flame)
With the addition of a copper coil around the flue, this mini wood burner could be used to heat water via simple thermosyphoning process. This could provide hot water for showers etc. in remote off-grid locations (as well as boats, RV's, tiny homes etc.).
I have no idea if there will be any interest in this DIY wood stove... I have an improved version (which would be my 3rd prototype) in my mind that I will make one day and I can make a video showing you exactly how to make one of these yourself. (These stoves are very cheap and easy to build.)
If you want me to do this then please tell me in the comments section below the video.
Once I get 100 comments asking me to make the ammo can stove build video, I'll do my best to prioritise this project and make the new stove and put the video on my KZbin Channel for you. (This may take quite a while as I have a very busy life!)
Thank you very much indeed for watching. If you enjoyed this video then please share it with your friends!
If you want more information then check out my website post about this stove: randomchris.com/randomness/my-...
**UPDATE** I have now uploaded a video where I describe how I built this Mk II Ammo Can Rocket Stove: • How I Built my Ammo Ca...
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Chris
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[@simongooden-husbands168]

This is the best most flexible rocket stove I've seen, I look forward to the Mk 3!

[@BDL090754]

Great vid on smokless stoves Chris, Thankyou

[@tdoz1]

Best down to earth, no fuss, no big grammar video on clean wood stove EVER!

[@christopher_barr]

+Tolu Dosumu Thank you very much Tolu 👍

[@weldmama]

love the addition of the secondary burn side to it - not only helps to get rid of some air pollution but also helps to give a hotter ,cleaner and more efficient fire. would love to see the new updated version too so can get a grip on how it all fits together - plus the materials used to construct it all . cheers :-)

[@christopher_barr]

HI Ruth, I made a build video for this stove which you can watch here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIbdZ3SfZ950rqc The Mk III is coming at some point so subscribe to my channel so you don't miss it :-) Cheers, Chris

[@babyjay3055]

sweet man!!! love the idea

[@pyrusrex2882]

That was damn nice. I've seen stoves that have some of those features, but never all at once.

[@forestworm7597]

Yes Chris, I'd love to see a third version for sure. Cheers Chris from Adelaide S. Australia.

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers mate 👍

[@jonahthoman3772]

Yeah Chris, lets see the latest model! I will be making this for my tiny little shop. This is perfect for my needs. Look forward to more.

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Jonah, good luck with your build. The MkIII is in the pipeline! Cheers, Chris 👍

[@MarshRat]

Your version of the ammo can stove is awesome. I especially liked the rocket option and window you added. Count me towards the list of those wanting to see the build vid. Cheers from Ohio.

[@christopher_barr]

+Marsh Rat Thank you very much. I look forward to getting 98 more comments then the Mk 3 will be on the way, with a build video. (I'll try to make the build video as informative as your ammo can stove video, but that's a tough call!) Cheers, Chris.

[@thesandman8989]

Need to see MK3

[@phillipelkins6612]

Hi Chris, I really like your mkii and looking forward to seeing the mkiii. I'm looking to make one that I can use on my self build transit camper and also to use in a tent/shelter in the woods! The no smoke idea appeals, as if I'm stealth camping in a layby or similar it's not a good look to see a van with smoke pouring out of the top!. Thanks for your great work! regards,Phil.

[@christopher_barr]

Hi Phillip, thank you for your comment. I really fancy making a van conversion too (need more hours in the day...) and camping in the woods is right up my street. The no smoke part is very useful in many situations. Good luck with your camper build and welcome to the crew! Cheers, Chris 👍

[@msmavris1]

Great idea Chris!!!!!! Small, convenient to carry, AND smokeless!

[@christopher_barr]

Hi Markos, thank you very much! Subscribe to my channel so you don't miss the Mk III when I get time to make the videos about that - it's going to be a lot better than the Mk II... Cheers! Chris 👍

[@jasonsmith6408]

Going to make one for my 240 square ft RV. Thank you for this!

[@christopher_barr]

My pleasure Jason, good luck with your build! Cheers, Chris 👍

[@willstonvelo8100]

great stove! Looking forward to seeing how this is built 🍻 Will

[@christopher_barr]

Hi Will, 27 more build request comments... Cheers, Chris

[@alpineexposure333]

Nice set up! I've recently been building some high efficiency wood stoves for hot tenting and have been searching for ideas. I like the rocket modification and your window. Do your jets blow on the glass to keep it clean? This last week I lined a Kni-co stove with stainless steel as well as a false bottom and baffle, (top of the stove in stainless too). l installed a secondary combustion across the top. Same idea using 3/4" black pipe with 9/64" size jets. But instead of going under the fire box to super heat the air, I ran two large square air chambers down the outside walls with ball valves at the bottom to dial in the flow. It works way better than using pipe that doesn't even touch the exterior. Anyway, keep building bud, I'll need a good design for the truck camper eventually and I can't afford a Kimberly stove anytime soon! Cheers

[@christopher_barr]

Your stove design sounds really cool Byron. If you make a video of yours and upload it to KZbin I'd be happy for you to link to it in this comments section. To answer your question the air on my stove doesn't blow on the (mica) viewing window on this Mk II. The airflow from the primary air intake keeps it failry clean though and it's only really the upper section which needs to be cleaned off. Cheers, Chris

[@putheflamesou]

Yes I want to know keep it up we need more like you!!!!!!This should be common interest instead hard to find in many places in our toxic plastic world.

[@christopher_barr]

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[@coryf9650]

Yes Chris make the Video, I need one of these for a winter shelter.

[@christopher_barr]

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[@paulbennett3766]

This looks like a good way to burn wood , now a water heater or cooking stove will be of more use ,ONYA Chris

[@christopher_barr]

Hey guys, thanks for the great reception to this video. Please click on the like button if you liked it as that will help my channel get more views. Cheers, Chris :-)

[@seoulkidd1]

make the video

[@christopher_barr]

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[@freakyflow]

Last video before i head to bed but i was wondering How long before you need to clean it out..And in the next design Will there be a sliding bottom for ash and bars above it to hold your wood in place so you could take out ash mid burn if you needed to ? Being Canadian having this in a off grid home is ideal to keep warm and keep the cost down ..great video !

[@christopher_barr]

Hi there, sorry I missed this comment in the notifications. It is incredible how little ash is made in this stove. Because it burns so efficiently there is hardy any ash at all. I would 'guess-timate' that it would need emptying around once per week if you were using it full time. What you could do is fix the flue and upper part of the stove in position in your off-grid home. Then when it's time to empty the ash, you just 'open' the ammo can with its quick-release catch, uncouple the hinge, and then tip ash out of the stove body into a metal bucket. This would take about a minute and Roberta's your aunt's cross-dressing husband!

[@isamusasaki3037]

I am looking forward to seeing the video!This type of stove will be more popular in the near future. This is so cool.

[@christopher_barr]

+Isamu Sasaki Thank you for your comment Isamu! 95 more comments...

[@renealbaladejo3698]

Very interesting tutorial. Please I’d love to see another version on your stove!!! Very educational. Thank you 😊

[@americanocoffee541]

We are all waiting for your how-to video.

[@williammaisey2918]

Great video..thanks for all the explanations. Is this mainly a heat source stove or do you cook with it? Eggs, meat, water..? Etc. keep posting your helpful hints...Bill

[@christopher_barr]

Hi Bill, my pleasure. This is a prototype I made for heating a boat. Remove the handle and you have a cooking surface. Add a copper coil around the flue and you can make hot water. They are very versatile! Cheers, Chris 👍

[@stuartbertram3165]

Yes Chris please make video on how to build a ammo box rocket stove. Thanks SRB

[@russelmurray9268]

Thanks Chris I've built a few now n I've added an oven on top of my ammo can made from a 25 gallon steel drum I'm useing different size ammo cans n I line my oven with a sheet of copper I got at the scrap metal store plus I've added the second burn for no smoke working on removeing carbon monoxide thanks so much where ever u r

[@KD8HDY]

Great Stove Chris, how did I not find this video sooner...nice work.

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you 👍

[@deez_venture]

plz make damn video! thats awesome!! i want one!!

[@christopher_barr]

I've made a build vid for the Mk II. The Mk III is coming further down the line. Cheers, Chris 👍

[@deez_venture]

Sweet ill check it out when i get it work! Have a great day

[@christopher_barr]

***Update*** Thanks to the comments from people who are building these stoves right now and wanted some help, I have uploaded an interim video where I break down this stove and describe exactly how I built it. Watch the video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIbdZ3SfZ950rqc For more information about this stove, see my website post: randomchris.com/randomness/my-ammo-can-stove-homemade-wood-stove-rocket-stove-with-secondary-burn-system/ The Mk III is coming once I have everything ready (this will take some time because I want to make a fantastic stove and I will be making documentation with build instructions, measurements etc. to make it as easy as possible for anyone to build one of these stoves.) subscribe to my channel so you don't miss out on any future developments! Thank you all for your likes and comments, you are the driving force behind my work on these stoves. Cheers! 👍 Chris

[@DTWIKKE]

@@Chrisheron78 me too

[@elizabethcleland6267]

am not a cleaver woman disabled widow my husband alwasy was building thing I have a cast iron gas mobile heater laying in back garden was wondering if you think i could or you turn it into a rocket heater for multi fuel with secondary burn it is such solid thing hat idea of waste Any ideas about it

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

You want us to ask you for Mach III - go for it! I also made a secondary burn tent stove. Only the air intake is preheated from below - this is how the mass rocket stoves also have a below secondary air channel sometimes (on the Permies forum). And the baffle I have - I just doubled the size - so I got twice as much heat back on the cooking area of the stove. I posted several vids so far of test runs on the stove - uploaded on my channel. thanks

[@caseyclark5392]

My question is why would you feed wood chips down the tube if you have a big side door? Seems like it would be a little irrelevant. Not trying to make fun of your stove sir, it's a very nice stove. Just wondering is all. Thanks for the vid.

[@williampennjr.4448]

yes, more video's. This is the best tent stove I've seen

[@tridenttacmed5466]

LOVE to see the DIY vid on this rocket stove mate... KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you! 84 more comments and I'll make the build video my priority. Cheers, Chris

[@burlcarey]

looking forwards to how you makes this type of stove so maybe I could make one myself like a : safety vented to drawing outside air in a small space like a van for being a primary heater in winter van camping conditions and flu up pipe thru the roof looks like this type size stove could easily produce upwards to say 30k btu's /hour? just my guessing. even have a cooking top surface to work it as doubling it not only as a heater but a cooking hot surface as well. but having it draw fresh air intake from the outside for its combustion so it doesnt use the inside air to possibly sufficate burning up all the oxygen when or if one went to sleep not going towards that perniment dirt nap being dead. just an idea here...thats all.

[@christopher_barr]

Hi there, you could definitely use a stove like this to heat a small space. Remove the handle and you have a decent cooking surface too. BTU output I have no idea but I had a beer in my garage with a mate in roughly zero degree temperatures and we were toasty in there! You are right in thinking it's a good idea to supply the stove with air from a dedicated external air supply, in a concealed space that is a good way of avoiding CO poisoning. I would always recommend a carbon monoxide alarm too as they cost 10-20 USD and could potentially save your life if something goes wrong (like some animal setting up home inside an external air intake, for example). Cheers, Chris

[@burlcarey]

Thanks.

[@TheArchersTungsten]

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[@paulatwood9794]

Burl Carey I

[@sandragraham4905]

I want to use a stove like this as well in my van / camper for heat and cooking . Besides putting a pipe threw the roof i think i would keep a front window cracked open with a small fan blow fresh air at the stove so both air intakes would have a steady feed of fresh air or some kind of piping from window to air intakes ? Where theres a will , theres a way !

[@ap0lmc]

yes I want to know how to build a Mark 3

[@christopher_barr]

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[@jackjgwcorp]

I would like to see the next version of this stove. I am helping my grandson make a stove for his small backyard cabin.This would be a good project for him to try.thanks for a very good video.

[@notwocdivad]

Thanks for the new ideas Chris I like the idea of a tent/ cooking stove but also the efficiency and heat from a gassifier type stove. You have combined the two. thankyou. off now to watch the how you did it vid. Cheers Dave.

[@christopher_barr]

My pleasure David, I hope you enjoy the other videos. Cheers, Chris :-)

[@wyleehokie]

OUTSTANDING CONCEPT, DESIGN AND BUILD!!!

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers George! 👍

[@tmb7722]

I was all pumped to start building the M II. but I have to wait now for the M III. Thanks, I love your stuff, and HURRY! Lol

[@christopher_barr]

Thanks for your comment 👍

[@martinnovotny4282]

Chris that's really nice! I wood like to use something like this indoors. Yes show us more!

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Martin, 52...

[@janniewebb2757]

Loved it, thank u, do more please.

[@Patrick.Henry1776]

Cool stove. I like the simple design. Can't wait to see the Mark 3.

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Patrick 👍

[@ProFox-]

well done! can't wait to see the build

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Jake, 56 more comments...

[@323driverful]

yes Chris I want to know how to make one, can't wait to see the video. thanks

[@margaritagonzalez8625]

Beautiful stove Chris!

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you Margarita! 😊

[@enduremetals2578]

Exactly what i was looking for ... Looking forward to seeing a few diy videos

[@christopher_barr]

The Mk III is in the pipeleine so stay tuned! Cheers, Chris 👍

[@elmerblakemoreiii6718]

Great idea. Great explanation. Great video. This type of wood burning stove seems complicated to build, but I love the concept. I’ve only constructed a rocket stove out of cinder blocks, which is simple and effective. I look forward to more of your uploads. Thanks you.

[@richardthomas7377]

Yes Chris! Please do a video showing how to build this wonderful stove! Thanks in advance. Richard

[@christopher_barr]

Thanks Richard, 57 more... Cheers, Chris

[@craigmountford1235]

great idea cant wait for the stove build

[@christopher_barr]

Thanks Craig, 60 more comments... Cheers, Chris

[@Pointymarsh]

Neat! I love it. I may have to get out the grinder. Looks like one of these might be perfect for cooking on the beach/small boat cooking. Looking forward to seeing the 'Mark III' video.

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you Mitchell 👍

[@lesolson2380]

Love the videos and information about the second burn stoves. Please do and release your Mod III ideas!!! Looking forward to it for sure!!

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you Les 👍

[@MrMarkpeggy]

Totally awesome! Thank you for sharing your ideas with us.

[@Robin74800]

yessss !!! I need one for my RV and I love your small design ! thanks man !

[@christopher_barr]

You're welcome. :-) Cheers, Chris 👍

[@donchristianson3153]

good job dude obviously able to think outside the box keep it up its how things get invented 👍👍 two thumbs up

[@lemondixon123]

Hey Chris, Now THAT is fantastic - Just what I've been looking for. YES PLEASE make the video showing how you can build one of these beauties. Would be very, very interested to build one for our summer house / glorified shed at the bottom of the garden (with remaining fumes outside of course) and for camping trips too

[@christopher_barr]

Summer houses are the bees knees (I'll build one of those one day too). 35 more request comments... Cheers, Chris

[@evelyndaly29]

You are awesome. Love this idea. Long winter ahead and I need a good project or two. Gotta search out the build video.

[@JosephASprute616]

yes, very nice. have been looking for the perfect wood burner solution for a Tiny Home On Wheels build. This answers most of the questions, except how you fashioned the air intake pipe on the left. looking forward to v. 3

[@christopher_barr]

Hi Joseph, thank you for your comment. If you mean the secondary air intake, this is made of galvanised steel water pipe with pre-threaded ends. It has a couple of 90 degree elbows and a stop end fitted. The upper section is drilled with lots of holes approx 3.5 mm diameter. If you mean the large diameter primary air intake / feed tube, that was a 90 degree steinless steel elbow I found lying around in the garage! Good luck with your tiny home build. Cheers, Chris

[@davidpurdie8397]

It’s a very good set up look forward to your improvement.

[@christiansand6798]

Very nice build. Looking forward to the Mark 3 version :)

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you Christian. 90 more comments asking for the MkIII build vid and I'll make it! Cheers, Chris

[@ericstonge3285]

Really nice job . Let's see more can't wait.

[@markturiello3435]

Wow, that is amazing. Well done mate

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Mark!

[@keithbeasley5862]

BRILLIANT! Very Impressed and would love to create this....

[@thorodinson9184]

Awesome video Chris, yes please do the build video, would love to see how you constructed this cool ass rocket stove :-D

[@absurvival4801]

Brilliant stove Chris! keep up the good work :)

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Alfie (apologies for the delay, I was offshore on a job in the North Sea for a while and I'm still catching up...) :-)

[@sammystafy]

With the fuel shortage and high costs, this would be great in a small space. Look forward on how to make one!

[@Taisteluhamsteri]

Thank you! I was looking a good winter stove. I choose to build this one.

[@christopher_barr]

My pleasure Aleksi - good luck with your stove and enjoy the heat! Cheers, Chris 👍

[@doubleedged7397]

Nice work man I came up with this idea for a science fair project. And then I saw this so this is great stuff thanks.

[@christopher_barr]

My pleasure

[@raymondvanzunderd7389]

Thanks for the video! Looping forward to making my own, So markIII IT is!

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Raymond 👍

[@kenjohnson6573]

Great job and good video. I like the way you stay on the subject. You don't wander off and tell us about your chickens, dogs, crawling tractors, or anything else that pass through the minds of some people who post things on KZbin. Looking forward to the 3rd incarnation. It will fit nice on "Black Beauty", my Harley.

[@christopher_barr]

Hi Ken, thanks for your comment. Cheers, Chris 👍

[@ronniebrannon4423]

Great video. I would enjoy seeing it built from scratch. Thank you.

[@christopher_barr]

Thanks Ronnie 👍

[@reddog7461]

Yes Chris i would love to make one for my RV! Thx!

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Phil, stay tuned... 👍

[@malcolmrjohnson]

The build process would be really interesting. Keep up the good work!

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Jay, 65!...

[@shamanic1]

Compact, efficient and easily made (yes?). Excellent! Please show us the new build.

[@christopher_barr]

Thanks for your comment, yes this was very easy to build and I will make the MkIII as simple as I can with no welding at all so that anyone can make one. 78... Cheers, Chris

[@raydavies4699]

Fantastic Chris, I am looking to make some thing like that for my potter (boat). I will have it set up with a hot plate on top. Ray

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Ray, this will be great in a boat! (Don't forget the CO detector) Check out my new Channel ⛵ Sailing Britaly ⛵, you might like it. :-) Good luck with your stove build. Cheers, Chris 👍

[@stirlingengine1]

great stove ... looking forward to seeing the build project

[@christopher_barr]

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[@naui1980]

Love the video Chris would like to see version 3 of the stove ..... Cheers from Canada

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Len (I love Canada) 👍

[@New777World]

I will be waiting for your mark iii instructables ! Thanks for video!

[@christopher_barr]

My pleasure Isaac 👍

[@mobilesportmobileempirecus9136]

Yes Chris , I would like to see it.I really like your design and I would like to attempt to build something similar.Thanks

[@christopher_barr]

Hi there, 10 more build request comments... Cheers, Chris

[@Dave51262]

Great design! Looks like it works great. I watched the build video too. Well done! Thanks.

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you for your comment Dave, much obliged. Cheers, Chris 👍

[@wmwasmer]

Yes .....This was great! Very interesting and informative .I plan to build!

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you for your comment. Cheers, Chris 👍

[@sharpuslf]

Chris, I love this stove, and I just subbed. Please make more DIY project videos, and version 3 if you have not already.

[@christopher_barr]

Hi there, welcome aboard! DIY is a common feature of my life so there will be more of it on the way. Mk III is coming down the line... Cheers, Chris 👍

[@dmaher2007]

nice job Chris, make the build. Cheers.

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Dave, 44 more request comments...

[@jasonsmith6408]

Awesome! Really need to add one to my RV! 10º Fahrenheit here last night!

[@christopher_barr]

You'll be toasty with one of these! Good luck with your build 👍

[@IamDiamondDraco]

Chris I would love if you provided how to make this stove. I live in a vehicle and heat in the winter is always an issue. This stove would make things so much better for many of us. I'd like to see a build of the water heating coil as well!

[@sebofcourse6598]

Nice job!!

[@user-ib5tr3rc6d]

It is very wanderful and interesting stove, but I would like to see the secondary burning structure drawing. Thank you so much for your useful explanations.

[@silverfox1815]

Cool stuff mate.

[@christopher_barr]

👍

[@StepvanDan]

very nice stove,i want one for my van,way cool,thank you

[@philipdewhurst7666]

Hi Chris, nice clear and concise presentation. Last year I saw a video of a secondary burn ammo can stove build posted by Bush Rat I think. I planned to do the same but with a glass door. Now you've done it and added the rocket stove aspect - excellent! Would love to see the finer details of it's construction.

[@christopher_barr]

Hi Philip, thank you for your comment. There is an ammo can stove video here on KZbin by a guy called Marsh Rat, maybe that's the video you saw. Marsh Rat's video is really good - I like the way he describes his secondary burn setup on pen and paper. Watch this space for the Mk III and also an interim build video about this Mk II. I've also started building a website so, if you have the time, check out the post relating to this stove: randomchris.com/randomness/my-ammo-can-stove-homemade-wood-stove-rocket-stove-with-secondary-burn-system/ Cheers, Chris :-)

[@wolfman2500HD]

great stove I need to build one before winter...

[@rodgertanyaturner1185]

love the secondary burn Chris would like to put one in our ammo wood stove thumbs up brother

[@christopher_barr]

One more build request comment... Cheers, Chris

[@timmangan1734]

Chris build #3.0!! LIKE IT!!

[@christopher_barr]

Cheers Tim 👍

[@thegravityrebel]

Very cool!

[@helenescandor672]

Your creation is quite impressive. I ve seen quite a few of these ammo can wood stoves but nothing like yours....smokeless. I dont do any metal work yet as I think its somewhat scary ...i just fo little projects out of wood.....but after seeing your amazing baby...my mind is changing. Thank u for sharing your God given talent. Its a great help to people and the environment. Peace🌲 but if I woulld

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you Helen :-)

[@ItsWildBoy23]

Well done! I love this stuff!!

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you! Welcome to my subscriber crew! 🙂 Cheers, Chris 👍

[@sandragraham4905]

Yes please do post a how to video and im looking forward to your new version of this stove as well .I very much want to make one for my van / camper , i think it would be perfect for van dwellers. I would exhaust it out the roof with a small discreet car exhaust pipe .

[@Stonehorsemongolia]

Just saw this. hope you have the 3rd version up. Good stuff

[@christopher_barr]

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[@eastkyphotos]

Yes I liked it great video!

[@scotthenning7956]

Chris, Really like video, stove seams to work great. I would like to see next video please!

[@christopher_barr]

Hi Scott, thanks for your comment. There will be more videos about these stoves in the future... Cheers, Chris 👍

[@grahamecarter]

likr that, Looking forward to the Mark 3

[@MichaelSmathers]

I can't wait to see your other design!! I intend on replicating your v.1 stove

[@christopher_barr]

Hi Michael, 15 more build request comments and I'll get to it! Cheers, Chris

[@mountainhigh6684]

Yes I am interested in seeing how you made this stove! Thankyou

[@sandragraham4905]

Very cool ! More please !

[@christopher_barr]

Thank you Sandra :-)

[@Tio_Loco]

Yes Chris, I like what you have done with the ammo can. I've always thought they had great potential, but aside from holding ammo and coins, I had never imagined such an original use for one. Have you considered using a larger ammo can? Of course I would like to see the myriad ammo can - stove designs you can come up with. Thanks and I look forward to seeing more of your videos...

[@christopher_barr]

+Tio Loco I've used ammo cans as tool boxes for years and they are perfect for that too. At the moment I'm using the smaller ammo cans A) Although they are small they kick out a ton of heat and B) They are small enough to be used in a boat, camper van, tiny house etc. Thanks for watching and commenting, Chris 👍