Make A Simple Cheap Tent Wood stove - Part 2

[@1Klooch]

Made a number of ad hoc stoves where I grew up in cold country. Made a lot of mistakes, learned a lot. Winter camping/back packing was always my favorite time of the year. Now retired and living in the S/W Upper Sonoran desert of Arizona I enjoy your videos not only for the info, but for the atmosphere. Old memories come back. I can hear the sigh of wind in the pines, the squeak and crunch of the hard pack snow under my boots and the feeling of scented, cold, crisp, clean air with every breath. Magic.Thanks.

[@QF2653]

I had my doubts when I first saw this pop up on my KZbin suggestions , but you really pulled it off with flying colors. Congratulations 🎉👏

[@GlennLRiggs]

When one to learn something of Bushcraft... All they need to do is tune you in. Great job... You are a MASTER.

[@mccalltjtm]

Great series of diy video...thanks Lonnie and Connie.

[@georgejoecken4748]

Truly you are a clever dude. Love the project.

[@RobMacKendrick]

Terrific modifications. Made a great design better.

[@danielcharbonneau222]

I like your add on's. That shelf will serve you well for sure. That false bottom was nicely done and will increase your stove's life. Great build.

[@craftybynature3760]

This is by far "North" the best homemade tent stove, I have ever seen

[@kramerguy2625]

Thats exactly what I was thinking!

[@kennethrosbury2819]

Nice to see you again money and enjoyed your video on the stove great job thank you for the video keep up the good work

[@nightone9720]

Honestly this is really cool and completely affortable.

[@MarkYoungBushcraft]

Great design Lonnie. Obvious how much thought and time went into this project. I believe this will become a classic video watched again and again

[@ollenilsson1264]

VERY GOOD VIDEO! I LIVE IN THE NORTH OF SWEDEN AND I ALSO MAKE TENT STOVES! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

[@jdsgotninelives]

That's just a brilliant bit of engineering. No nonsense and highly practical.

[@knucklehead4233]

Definitely on my to do list. One commenter said this will be a classic watched over and over. And watched for the first time over and over again as new people discover it I might add. Great build and easy to do method with simple tools that I already own.

[@RS-nh9gu]

Thank you Lonnie. Very useful video. As usual.

[@pnyarrow]

Thanks once again for sharing Lonnie - health to use the stove. ATB. Nigel

[@lessharratt8719]

Now that is a work of art.

[@robertward553]

Yep, that was it. False floor is what I mentioned in last video, add the shelf, great job. You da man.

[@kenholland7204]

Your craftsmanship seems to be endless. GOD gave you a great talent and you are a great guy. Thanks again Mr. Lonnie and Mrs. Connie. Take care and GOD Bless.

[@vincentsolomon3393]

Really liked this video as well!!! You're really talented my friend! God bless!😇

[@DavidWestBgood2ppl]

So many SMART design features in this one project! I really love it, Lonnie... Thanks!

[@garygerard4290]

it turned out real nice, I spent a few years in a union sheet metal shop with all the scrap and expensive tools I could use, it was fun watching the stove take shape, thanks

[@thornwarbler]

Some nice craftsmanship there................Cheers mate

[@williamhull3889]

Once again greetings from the UK and thank you Lonnie for your stove videos. Now just before you posted your first video I had started constructing a heavy duty stove which one could cook on for a whole family for as long as you wanted in a grid down or no grid situation, I incorporated two side shelves, and am currently constructing two side mounted water tanks to supply hot water. I have had the stove working and I am totally satisfied that it will serve its purpose admirably. I am an aircraft engineer by trade and I am blessed by having my own little sheet metal shop, which has made production easy for me. You have done wonders in the construction of your stove with basic hand tools, and I hope all who watch your videos truly appreciate your skills.I don,t know how to go about this, but i am happy to send you some steel rivets, both one eighth of an inch pop, and solid rivets. I also have some continuous stainless steel hinge material which I am happy to send you....I want nothing for these ...I am happy to share with a fellow craftsman and outdoor survival enthuiast ...also the plans for my design you are welcome to share. Let me know if you have any idea how we can arrange this type of thing, and if you would like this stuff. Once again thank you my friend...God bless and stay safe.

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Thank you much for the offer but on our last trip into town i was able to find a good supply of steel rivets so i am now restocked better than I was before. Stainless may be hard to find locally but there are plenty of hinges in town as we do have several hardware and home improvement stores in town.

[@williamhull3889]

@@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival Thank you Lonnie, glad to hear that you have stocked up on hardware ok.

[@kylewilshusen9898]

Thanks for sharing your stove modifications, Lonnie 👍

[@peterbinkley9613]

Love it brother simplicity and common sense design. Plus I'm glad I'm not the only DIY'er that has a working mans work shop lol.. keep them coming I'll keep watching

[@garygsp3]

It always amazes me the stuff Lonnie comes up with.

[@mesoamericaazlan]

It's funny that you say people thought you should have showed them how to use the tools! Cus I thought you gave more than enough info probably to much. But then again I'm a crafts man my self. Your an excellent teacher! If someone dont know how to use hand tools they have no business making this project!

[@EdwinDueck]

I watch both videos, I got some ideas I want to try. I love the shelf idea, that's a great idea.

[@funkbro01]

This guy is a genuis! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to build this this winter.

[@ronaldcoleman1323]

Good job Mr. Lonnie. Enjoyed both videos. Thank you for your time.

[@scottlomas5509]

You sir are a true craftsmen. Fantastic.

[@Apchestangenightout]

Thank you Lonnie for giving out the know how to make a wood stove . This is a wonderful idea and you and your wife take extra good care of yourselves . As I always say peace love and much respect to you , your wife and everyone else .

[@OldRichieBoy]

I am very happy to watch your videos. I see you do things I wish I could be doing, it is nearly like I'm doing these things myself. Please never stop making videos.

[@ianrtilley]

Hi Lonnie. I have enjoyed both stove videos, you have now made is very useful with the side shelf and protected the floor of the stove so that it give you many times of usage . Well done

[@PALM311]

Beautiful job! Great design and the satisfaction of building it yourself! Great combination!

[@rolfbach2721]

I wached both videos. Outstanding!! If you leave about 3/4 inch on the long sides of the bend on the shelf and bend them in a90 degrees. You can rivet them and lock the corners

[@wendypoginy4972]

I am definitely going to make one of these stoves.it would come in very handy.

[@timkaldahl]

So clever. I love the thinking that went into making the brackets to hold the top edge to the stove. I have so many projects partially finished, but when I get caught up this is going on my list.

[@davidkurle5418]

What a great project! I may try to build one for myself soon. Thank you for these tutorials!

[@michaelsells3356]

I am loving this channel and will be building the stove. Thank you for sharing knowledge. I wish nothing but happiness for you my friend.

[@OscarRodSeedsofG]

Lonnie and Connie, again you excelled yourself. Thank you for the great instructional video.

[@davejohnson385]

I’m a sheetmetal guy, well done. I’d like to see the stove in your tent, all set up, and working. Fun project.

[@davemartin1534]

Hi Lonnie sorry I got so excited when telling you in a comment about the holes n the floor of the stove that I forgot to rain the praise on jobs well done. I have lurked n the back ground for about 2 years. Couldn't stand it I had to subscribe to ur channel complete newby one n only channel just so I could colument.

[@thebobis100]

Thank you Lonnie for your videos, I enjoy watching most of them and learn things from time to time.

[@darrenwallingford7560]

good work and your pretty skillful with your hands.

[@Hoonozit]

Looking good Phreshair. Useful shelf addition.

[@Brandywine6969]

It just keeps getting better and better. I love this stove.

[@bmoporboy69]

What a great modification to an already awesome DIY stove. Thanks for sharing you ideas with us

[@rickherron5974]

Well done! I was impressed by your skill and resourcefulness! So much, I'm gonna do it with body sheet metal for a little extra strength and rig up a metal brake to make the bends. I use snowmobiles to get around and for winter camping. No trudging through knee deep snow for this guy. so a little extra weight and bulk will not kill me. Plus, I can braze it together. THANKS from the Great White North. Good tutorial also.

[@xgtmg]

Grateful you shared this stove build. I prefer this stove over others I have seen because the price of materials puts it in my budget. You have done well. I have already done my hot tipi per your instructions. Saved a bundle on the stove jack when a friend gave me a piece of woven fiberglass scrap from his boat build. You and Connie are the best. Love and prayers from NC.

[@biismala]

Your first video give me a great idea for a wood stove, tanks man!! I start to see your videos, are amazing!! I love bushcraft but I need this kind of stove for mi 3x4 tarp, I will do this whit a little modifications but the principal idea is for you, tanks!!!

[@williamdickson9908]

Excellent video as always Lonnie! I am always amazed at how you make quality items out of basic materials. God Bless you, Connie and Buck! Looking forward to your next video! WIlliam

[@Foundinthewoodsbushcraft]

You are so creative & always take the time to explain how you make things.Thank you so much for the awesome do it yourself. You are awesome. Sending you guys love from beautiful North Carolina.🤠🙏😇💖🔥

[@brianmayo2209]

Very good video..thanks for making it so the average guy can do it.

[@rudegoat5706]

I'm almost finished building my stove, I even got fancy and put a window in the door. Can't wait to take it ice fishing! Thanks again for sharing the videos.

[@sosteve9113]

Looks nice

[@MrJbaker020]

Awesome upgrades

[@NorthCountryOutdoorGuys]

Awesome. I just got the Kni-Co Trekker and didn’t get the shelf to save a little money since I’m not sure how much I’ll use it. I figured I could order it later. Well, turns out shipping is more than the shelf. So, I’m thinking of making one myself. This video and the stove making video will be a big help. Thanks.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Your little stove continues to evolve! Nicely done Lonnie. Take care.

[@speedthetroutguy1468]

Hi Lonnie and Connie I liked the the stove the first time I saw it but I really like the modifications you made I will be making one for myself soon. Thank you for your videos can't wait till the next one.God bless

[@terryw.milburn8565]

Love the Additions & Improvements made there, Lonnie. Lets head for the Great Outdoors & Fire It Up ! Hello Connie & Scratch for out Friend Buck ! Be Well, Friends ! ATB T God Bless

[@davidhayes5382]

Fantastic build. Best wishes and a very Happy holidays to you and your family 👪 from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Thank you my friend. May you and your loved ones also have a blessed Christmas as well.

[@josephmarino3045]

Very well done Sir!

[@jackmehoff2961]

Awesome stove series Lonnie, But all this stove building is giving me the Hungries. Time for Connie to cook us up a cooking video on that fancy stove you`ve built lol. Always Great watching videos from you & the Mrs. Thank You for sharing your video, and your stove series. ATB

[@tonybrodd2135]

Thanks from Sweden, city Östersund. Great Videos ! Thanks Lonnie and Connie for teaching me !!! God bless you !!!

[@kimkingsbury150]

Great add-ons and very simple instructions to make them.Bravo.Thanks

[@alaskankare]

thanks for sharing the alaskan ingenuity! hope your winter is going well. Seward's keeping snow this winter. not much, only a couple of inches. but at least our grass isnt green like it was this time last year! Take care!

[@mariusadam4429]

nice little stove-its surprising how well those take the chill off a tent or what your in, weight is always a factor for camping exct.good emergency stove for the home too thks

[@MaineVid]

Love both the stove video and the add-ons. Excellent instructional video sir. I totally agree with your out of scope comments. You can't cover everything, it would be just painful for everyone else. Keeper going buddy

[@davidhanson5871]

Great craftsmanship on that stove!

[@Khalagata]

I think you're my favorite KZbin bushcrafter, I always learn so much from you. Thanks for the great videos. For the elevated bottom in the stove, another solution would be to notch the conduit to fit around the lag bolts, or just to shorten them slightly to fit between the bolts.

[@ScubaDracula]

This is brilliant. I was just thinking i'd like to buy a wood stove for winter camping or emergencies, but you are showing how to make perfectly good quality stove on YT! Thanks for sharing Lonnie :) Kind regards, - Jonny

[@jeffreysilvernail1010]

Again, very good work

[@Bushmanschool]

I learn great stuff from you brother. Thanks for sharing this video

[@Downeastwaves]

Awesome modifications! Thanks to you both for this.

[@potskifilms]

I always enjoy watching your videos, because like many, I'm a maker of stuff too, so find it really interesting to see how others approach a project. Nice job as always Lonnie. As I was just saying to my wife, the internet has joined like minded spirits; now we can see what others get up to. All the best; many thanks.

[@garybauer124]

Good video. Very ingenious.

[@SwedenLover090]

Very nice work! 👍⭐

[@cyndiharrington1751]

Awesome wood stove

[@scottmcintosh2988]

Very nice job like it from NH. !!!

[@cephasmartin8593]

Always great "how to" videos.

[@indyoutsider]

I really like your modifications Lonnie. I think you addressed any concerns. I'm sure lots of good foods going to get cooked on that thing. Thanks for sharing brother.

[@Nigglebaun]

Love custom built options. Nice stove!

[@12201185234]

That is an awesome little stove you've made. Lightweight, very portable and extremely functional. I love your channel. I've learned a lot since discovering it... And the pop rivet gun looks pretty self-explanatory....

[@virginiareid5336]

Very nice modifications. I especially like the outer shelf as well as the spark arrester.

[@sosteve9113]

Coming along very nicely,looks like one you buy Great work

[@randygarmon7382]

Nice modifications on your stove. The extra room with the shelf will be awesome. Thanks for sharing!

[@Papa_Murf]

Good job. Enjoyed the video.

[@1wolfpup]

Always love your videos. God bless.

[@fritz1990]

Nice stove. Think I might have to make one.

[@alan4tattooz]

Great work with this stove

[@williamkeil8414]

Excellent video

[@jimkoz5052]

Love the vids That's a great stove I might make one Take care Lonnie and Connie

[@svent1000]

The shelf is an excellent idea. I'm going to ad one to my stowe.

[@johnwessinger7768]

Great job Lonnie! Very nice indeed and always enjoy your videos and your brothers as well. Thanks!

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

I assume by "brother" you are referring to Mike Barton from "Bushcraft Bartons". He called/calls me "brother" because we are "brothers" in Christ but we are not physically related. He would make a great brother if we were related though I am sure.

[@johnwessinger7768]

Ok Lonnie, I really did understand that's what he meant. I even asked him how often do ya'll get together and he said not often because of the distance. lol oh well no problem!!

[@sifusasdo2314]

Cool Video 👍 Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍

[@brmelectric]

Great build. Good job.

[@mrsjohnson1743]

Your videos are so good. I can confidently give them a thumbs up even before I finish viewing them. Thanks for the mods on the stove. They address concerns I have but lack the know-how to make them. This is a great stove! Thanks

[@Wildwestwrangler]

Good work Lonnie!!!

[@Lacider]

The brackets holding up the shelf are commonly called "french cleats". Great way to hold stuff in place.

[@irishladyjewelie]

Amazing! What an ingenious stove. Thank you!!!