PERFECT Wood Stove For Your Cabin, Camp, Tent, Shop, Blind, or TINY HOUSE?

[@hamjeepr8881]

Another note. You can buy 3" double wall chimney and to replace/extend the chimney depending on your install. I wanted a little more insulation between the chimney and my Kodiak tent and needed it to rise well above the roof. This did the trick.

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. Good suggestion.

[@peterpositive660]

Where can one buy the double wall chimney piece please? Enjoy

[@hamjeepr8881]

@@peterpositive660 I bought mine at Menards but I'm sure other lumber yards would have it as well.

[@anthonydisario2594]

@@peterpositive660 Amazon. I just looked it up myself. About 35$-50$

[@olendcrabtree4226]

The fire box is zinc galvanized coated which will gas off when burned at over 360 degrees. Anyone who buys one of these should first get a fire going as hot as you can outside to burn off the galvanized coating before putting it indoors.

[@LancoAmish]

Good advice. Thanks for watching.

[@beararbogast1897]

Yup anyone who goes hot tenting should already know that , it's also in the directions for every hot tent wood stove lol

[@brucewmclaughlin9072]

@@beararbogast1897 you mean we actually have to read the instruction manual?

[@wraithvendeta]

Except that isn't true at all. It isn't coated with zink. It is coated with an uncured wood stove paint that off gasses as it cures. No zinc involved.

[@JPBroadcasting]

Mine didn't have the manual by some fluke.... I couldn't breathe right for like 5 months and still kinda feel weak lunged... could barely breathe at all for the first month....be careful with the off gas man!

[@brianpenland973]

I have the larger, outdoor woodstove, which is identical to that one, but bigger and, I have it in my 16' bell tent. These work amazingly!!! I can even use mine to heat my house, from our basement, during a power outage and, it works great. Easy to cook a full meal on, too!! Simply a great product for a great price.

[@jasonjohnson6344]

Great review. I just never even gave that model a thought because I assumed it couldn’t be worth a damn. Your video proves otherwise. Thanks for sharing.

[@WhereIsJeena]

Thank you excitedly bought my stove before I got my trailer ( to be prepared) and wanted to see more and you gave me just what I was looking for

[@cyrilmoussoki3193]

The best wood stove installation in a van, wow

[@fishindude72]

Stove looks well made and for that price it really got my attention . Beside that I just subscribed. Your video was well made, the other projects you have got me looking forward to seeing some of your build videos. Thanks for sharing

[@brucewmclaughlin9072]

yes price is better than most.

[@Woopwoopwill]

Thank you for the great and in-depth video ❤

[@bamaben770]

I bought one a couple of years ago, it works well.

[@aliciarenouf3095]

Just stumbled across this video and you got me sold on that little stove 😁 and you just gained another subscriber

[@danieldeanmasterfinisher4715]

I’ve been looking for a quality cheap priced tent stove just watched this video , then bought this stove online had to look at a few places to find that price you spoke of but with a little doing and a coupon code plus free shipping I got it for $95 USD… PS: try soaking your smoking wood in water at least an hour before placing it on your lit fire 🔥 💨 works great for me

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. Glad you found one. Thanks also for the suggestion.

[@felixcat9318]

That is excellent value for such a well constructed stove. There's no reason that it shouldn't last for many years.

[@LancoAmish]

Thank you for watching! It is pretty well built for the price.

[@bennyhill3642]

Thats a really nice stove.. i like that smoke house. My only wonder would be should be a differant wood on the inside?

[@paulgrogan8032]

Great review, thank you. I just ordered one for emergency house heat🔥🔥🔥

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. Just be careful with the stove pipes. The seams were upside down. They may have corrected that by now

[@harvdog5669]

@@LancoAmish YOU should stop 🛑 endorsing this product untill they fix the pipe. When they fix pipe, I will by one.. Can You supply there phone number, I am not to say with computer...thankyou

[@suerubio9034]

Can you give me the name or model number. I know it's from Amazon.

[@paulgrogan8032]

@@suerubio9034 Hi Sue, I bought mine on ebay, there were 2 models on there 1 was kind of round and this 1 was a square option. Easy to find. Mine was under $150.00 shipped. Good luck

[@paulgrogan8032]

Search portable wood burning stove.

[@tazb745]

Thanks for the video!

[@charlesfoleysr6610]

I think I would weld square plates on the bottom of those legs so they don't sink in the dirt.

[@suerubio9034]

Smart thinking!!!👍😊

[@grandpahickory613]

what is the name of this jack? where can I get it ????????????

[@fishingfreckles]

as long as this is vented right and has a heat shield under it it should be fine to use in a house during an emergency correct?

[@zanesnear4334]

I got one of thes stoves when I shut the door it kills the fire not enough air flow

[@je710817]

Nice! Looks the same as a wildo army stove ..

[@anthonydisario2594]

Mine has kept me warm for many years believe it or not. Just maintain them.

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

That is a nice stove. But since I’m a welder on the side, I made a few out of RV sized 20gal propane tanks. The tanks I got for free, as it’s cheaper that way. 😆

[@ironhead320]

Do.you.sell.them

[@ironhead320]

Looking for one

[@peetsnort]

We don't all have a welder

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

@@peetsnort well, what are you waiting for, go buy one.

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

@@ironhead320 I do but only locally in my hometown. I don’t deal with shipping.

[@kdvinson5638]

I would add fire bricks to line the bottom of the firebox. Too much creosote is from burning lumber instead of seasoned timber. Just take the pipe off, stand it in a barrel, and, bang it. Regular maintenance.

[@suerubio9034]

How often do you do this?

[@suzannehartmann946]

I have no interest in using my fireplace in my house and creating the creosote in the chimney, the ash all through the house. But I would be interested in some kind of stove for power down situation setting in it. Any suggestions?

[@frankroper3274]

Really nice! I want one to burn limbs and such in. I would rub it down with crisco and let it burn until it quit smoking to retard any rust. Same as I do my cast iron pans.

[@paulthomas2337]

NOITE: If you would have placed the first ring to that chimney down from the top instead of the bottom before bolting it you could have installed the chimney sections so that there would not be any drips coming down outside of the pipe. Depenmds on the very last flame arrester onthe top if it fits or not.

[@JoyceLong-v5r]

Ok so what is name brand and where did you purchase it? Thank you

[@scandl01]

He stated that several times at the beginning of the video 😅

[@charliewhite7596]

A lot of the videos never mentioned the price or info of. Web sites they used

[@stevenray1059]

Got the large one in my shop 😁 nice for the price.

[@LancoAmish]

How do you like it for your shop? I was thinking of getting another one for my shop. How did you handle the creosote running down the pipes?

[@stevenray1059]

@@LancoAmish I just welded the seams. I'm not planning to take it down anyway. Works great!

[@LancoAmish]

Steven Ray , great idea. I don’t know why it was designed that way in the first place but it still is a great deal!

[@joebuck4496]

@@LancoAmish oh wow how about that, yeah they have the male/female pipe connections reversed ugh. That kills me when a product will do almost everything right but then drop the ball on something very important.

[@426superbee4]

Going to be strap to it feeding it ~ I got a big wood stove, i have to feed it about every 6 hours! Takes 12 hour for the coals to burn out. That a lot of wood to chop> and it will go threw it a pile FAST ~ Setting the dampers, and front air flow in front, it sounds like a rocket stove. It will throw out some heat. i had the whole stove glowing hot

[@zachdavis1776]

3” exhaust pipe, 3/16 flat steel. Built to last

[@duggydugg3937]

maybe a burn tube so as to not need cleanout ?

[@robertllawrencejr5503]

I tried to use one of these in an rv and got a lot of smoke inside and when I shut the door the fire pretty much goes out

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. I've read comments on the website for these concerning the same thing. Others love them. I wasn't too worried about smoking out the door in my application. A very good draft seems to be super important with these I guess. Have a great evening.

[@DD-uf2uo]

RVs are pretty much air tight. You have to have air coming into the heater Firebox from somewhere. Did YOU read the INSTRUCTIONS that came with the heater BEFORE assembling it? Companies spend a Lot of money on instructions so people will use their products correctly and safely.

[@rogermccann7627]

where to get 90 degree elbows....??????

[@LancoAmish]

It’s an odd sized stove pipe. You may have to have a near size custom fitted.

[@krisdoyle3031]

Good review...did it come with insulation pipe for going through the wood wall without burning down the smoke house?

[@LancoAmish]

I used stainless chimney liner to pipe into the smokehouse. It’s about 6’ long. Burning low to get smoke doesn’t heat up the pipe much at all. I’ve piped this way into wood smoke houses since the 80’s. Never had a fire (knock on wood).

[@suerubio9034]

I really liked that stove. Can you share the name of it. I know you said you got it from Amazon. Is there a model number/name?

[@LancoAmish]

It’s a Sportsman’s Guide “Guide Gear” stove. Here’s a link to their larger stove. They may have discontinued the small one. www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/guide-gear-large-outdoor-wood-stove?a=2233231

[@johnyang2389]

how long does this mini wood burner last full of wood?

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. I don’t burn it as a heater. I use it as a smoke producer for my smokehouse. So that’s not a good comparison.

[@Michiganwatch]

Where did you find fittings for that stove pipe? I can't seem to find the correct size.

[@LancoAmish]

The stove is made to vent straight up like most tent stoves. You may have to have the fittings that are close sized by a stove installer.

[@danielkutcher5704]

I don't know about building with used pallet wood, but I have been cautioned against burning it, even for outside fires due to the chemicals which may have been absorbed by the wood during its useful life. I know that you aren't burning it, but I wonder if the shed wood might off-gas in contact with the smoke and heat.

[@LancoAmish]

After a few smokings the inside gets pretty coated with liquid smoke and after awhile it’s pretty much glossy. Thanks for watching and commenting…much appreciated.

[@ramblinroam]

Did you do a video on piping it into building? Do the sell the curved pipe or did you fabricate it ?

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. I used a piece of flexible stainless chimney liner. I crimped the stove end by cutting 2” in from the end about 12 times and then crimped the pipe by hand to fit the stove opening. It works for my smokehouse installation

[@ramblinroam]

@@LancoAmish thank you I’ve been considering one for my tiny house but would need to add a curved section I appreciate you taking the time to answer

[@ramblinroam]

@@LancoAmish happen to have a link to this stove?

[@keepfocus1214]

I cannot seem to find this stove (the smaller one) off of amazon. Would you please be so kind as to send a link?

[@LancoAmish]

I think it may have been discontinued. I cannot find it either.

[@scandl01]

It's there now.

[@kennethrosbury2819]

You got the handle on the opposite way it belongs if you switch it out it will be way easier to close

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for the correction and thanks for watching.

[@DD-uf2uo]

@@LancoAmish I would like to make a Suggestion: On future videos, please tell your viewers to Read, Understand and follow the Directions that come with ANY product they purchase. Companies spend a lot of money on instructions so people will use their products Correctly and Safely. Thanks. .

[@kevinbalcom1696]

? can you invert the stove pipes ?

[@LancoAmish]

No, it wasn’t a great design. I don’t know if they have fixed it

[@scandl01]

Just bought one... no fix yet

[@carolinagirl220]

Can you put the link to where you bought this stove from Amazon? Thanks!

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. I’m not seeing it now. The large one is available there but not the small one. Search “Guide Gear Wood Stove”

[@carolinagirl220]

@@LancoAmish I believe I found it. Thanks for your help!

[@exb.r.buckeyeman845]

Because the stove pipes fit outside of each other, not only creosote but rain water would find its way in.

[@paradoxicalenigma1733]

any way to use it, indoors?

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. With the proper installation I don’t see why it couldn’t be used inside but that’s a big caveat.

[@harvdog5669]

From what people have been saying here, I like the winter well brand. They are stainless steel. I would rather pay more for good quality then get a pile of scrap that you have to alter. I want American made stove...might be good for the patio or outdoor cooking at home but not traveling with..

[@kroeker71]

Do you have a link to this stove on amazon?

[@LancoAmish]

Enter “Guide Gear Stove” into the search. I’m only seeing the larger one now though.

[@kroeker71]

@@LancoAmish Thanks for clarifying that. I’ve been searching all over.

[@4314832]

what size is the pipe?

[@LancoAmish]

The pipe is a weird size…like 3 1/4”. ☹️

[@gregoryhodge9452]

Mine showed up today, only problem I can see so far is one leg is shorter than the other three.

[@LancoAmish]

Hope it’s not too much of a problem.

[@TheForever1990]

Keep in mind that I've only used it for a couple weeks, that being said, so far so good kzbin.infoUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM . Using it at 8 ft. by 8ft. deer blind that is insulated. I have to keep the door cracked for it to get enough air to burn, but that is very likely the wood I've used. Much better quality than I expected for the price. Now if I can just take it easy in the beginning it won't be 90 degrees in my blind. All in all it seems like a keeper.

[@cugir321]

What was the part number or what was the exact name....most of their cheap stoves are outdoor wood stoves.

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. Calling them outdoor wood stoves shields them from litigation I believe. What exactly is an “ outdoor wood stove” ? If you read the reviews there are really good suggestions to make the stove better performing. Using it to produce smoke for my smoke house I haven’t done anything to it. Here is the link to the stove in the video. www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/guide-gear-outdoor-wood-stove?a=1884248&szc=000&clrc=000&pm2d=CSE-SPG-15-PLA&PLA&Google&CI&gclid=Cj0KCQiA1KiBBhCcARIsAPWqoSoXcGD_plaj_oweUngncEYzLwo7TY34egzP3YTn2397ElNBkZMdxkMaAvjYEALw_wcB

[@johnseavey6622]

The only thing i see wrong is the so called bells on the stove pipe are ass backwards the upper pipe should always go inside of the lower pipe so creosote runs inside of the lower pipe not outside all over the outside of the pipe and all over the stove top.

[@b.williamchapman9774]

The prices must have gone up since this video was posted.😢 This stove is now $149, marked down from $179.

[@LancoAmish]

Steel has definitely increased in price!

[@beararbogast1897]

Yes sir I just paid 155.00 with tax and another 50 for the side racks and log rack for inside it , Biden is the reason for the increase, I love this stove though heat's my 12 x10 Ozark trail north fork hot tent to 88 degrees in about 15 minutes lol

[@niels1491]

Does it allow smoke to enter in the building while door is open? Thats a big no go in small buildings.

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. If the draft isn’t good you’re going to get smoke backup with any stove. If the stove is burning hot with a strong draft backup is minimal. When I use mine for smoking it is dampened down and not very hot so yes then the smoke comes out the door.

[@paulthomas2337]

Wait a minute!! That tall pipe is to produce draft up the chimney! If you run that pipe horizontal you have just lost most of your draft and it will be harder for the stove to burn correctly.

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. As long as the end of the pipe is above the outlet of the stove there is going to be a draft. I’ve run almost horizontally out of smoke chambers on different smoke houses since the 80’s. Stove pipes can be run horizontally. Many older homes had stovepipes run across rooms to expend as much heat as possible before exiting outdoors.

[@jsimm4587]

Pipe is backwards I’d find a new adapter to make it right . That will always be a mess .

[@LancoAmish]

That was discussed in the video.

[@jsimm4587]

@@LancoAmish yes it was . It will be a fire hazard I’m sure a nice stove tho .

[@michaelodonnell336]

@ 1 : 11. If it was the other-way-around toxic gasses would escape- the exhaust- and be an, extremely, dangerous situation!

[@maryellen6153]

This is far more substantial than the little stove we used in the basement when I was growing up. The government is far too intrusive with regulations - like an overprotective nanny. Why should it be illegal to "camp" permanently? Some of us really prefer primitive conditions.

[@Gokywildcats11]

Any deer?

[@LancoAmish]

No deer.

[@peetsnort]

Lucky Americans. That would be 400 pounds sterling in the UK

[@frenkenberg]

Aaalaaa baaa maaa...

[@rhondakendrick2563]

just found this will ck u out thank u for the info b save

[@paulthomas2337]

Whoops: Guess it won't work that way!

[@donlute3444]

You go about doing as I do, put it together, no instructions... .unless it's not going together according to our theologies.

[@LancoAmish]

Haha. Definitely! Thanks for watching.

[@hksjoshua]

Mine leaks creosote on the pipes

[@LancoAmish]

Yup, for some reason they put the pipe flanges on backwards. For my use outside it’s not a problem but man is that not good inside.

[@gregoryhodge9452]

@@LancoAmish well really it's not supposed to be used inside, but who cares? I'm using mine in my prepper shed for emergency heat. Anyway I think some wood stove pipe sealer should solve the leaky pipe situation.

[@hksjoshua]

@@LancoAmish I modified the pipes to fit correctly and no longer have creosote leaks, was a issue for me as I use mine in a big canvas tent.

[@be4realz]

@@hksjoshua how did you modify? We're want to use ours on the camper

[@megataz1982]

Nice mad land

[@jackfrosty79ify]

The paint on that stove is not good.

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. Could you explain further?

[@jophillips2868]

Why would you buy a wood stove that is limited for short time use only that doesn't make sense

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. I’m using mine for a remote smoke producer for a smoke house. People also use these in tents, hunting cabins, ice shanties,…

[@johnnoble3119]

Made in China?

[@coreyscheaffer6908]

I have to dis agree on that stove winter well has a much better

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. I’ll have to check it out.

[@jerryweiser1145]

Made in China 🇨🇳?????

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. Of course. Chinese craftsmanship with the finest Chinese steel 😃

[@howtogetoutofbabylon8978]

still that you got to put legs on no thank you. I'd rate that as a piece of junk. but it may be worth it cuz it's cheap. no link to where to buy it that's Goofy. you got to have your link on Amazon or discount coupon or something

[@LancoAmish]

Gee…you’re using the internet to comment on a KZbin video but can’t search “Sportsman’s Guide Wood Stove”. Lazy much?

[@YaknTackle]

I bought one and reengineered the pipes to fit the other way...way too much leakage the way they make it!!! Its been a great stove otherwise!!!!

[@ebbeweber9219]

Putting this stove together isnt rocketsience. Needs minimum of skills. I'd rather seen you build one from skratch!

[@LancoAmish]

Thanks for watching. For the price I paid it would be very difficult to build one from scratch and come out ahead.

[@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230]

Why are men so afraid to look at directions or even the diagram?

[@LancoAmish]

I think we were designed that way to make us look like fools! 😂 Thank you for watching. I appreciate your valuable time.

[@ObamaoZedong]

It's in our job description

[@novicefinger]

@@ObamaoZedong that"s what we do.

[@DD-uf2uo]

You are SO correct. Companies spend soooo much $$$$ on instructions, and then Idiots just throw them in the trash without reading it and then wonder why it doesn't work !!!! 😒

[@robertllawrencejr5503]

No fear of instructions at all. I read every bit of the booklet how ever poorly it was written.

[@themeat5053]

Made in China?