This wood stove was made without welding - Homemade hot tent stove

[@campingtogethercraft]

The new version of stove video is here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2qxZ2N-f7-hpZo

[@shirleymejia1051]

Wow smart man when u have tools

[@chaimsimpson3836]

Way too fiddly and complicated and I could have purchased something better made in the meantime. Sorry.

[@simonlul9504]

Can I buy this stove from you ???

[@Xero285]

@@riverrocks5922 what?

[@naomipittman4285]

Do you ever make for others?

[@solardiyhobbyandrevies8118]

Yeah cool now I'm more convinced than ever to buy a prebuilt one.

[@akilla214u2c]

😆 🤣 😂 😹

[@markbaker8849]

Awesome work but I feel the same way :). A lot of work. He made it look easy in the video but it wasn't. Respect

[@solardiyhobbyandrevies8118]

@@markbaker8849 yeah got to give the guy credit, but buy the time I hunt down all the part and pay for it all a little extra money I can just buy a cheap tent stove. But still neat and all.

[@bernardgreer7834]

You did good building it. Some people pay to have the oil changed in their car and hire landscapers to cut the grass. It's something to be proud of.

[@pushinpigment2756]

Sounds like weakness

[@blinkybill2198]

Seems like extremely thin and soft metal for the job.

[@kw7796]

Too thin...will warp. Cool video.

[@kikinnit]

Exactly what I thought

[@Crazyman1212]

@@kw7796 stainless steel would but this is stainless steel gastronorm. It will warp over time but it will not become brittle

[@noahriding5780]

Well DID the material last or not? Let's ask him and see. We can give it a chance. But yes it does look thin, but I'm willing to see how it did. And if he used stuff that he had for free then I say he had a win anyway. But the price of the commercial ones made like this, they are seriously charging several hundred dollars each for basically 10 dollars of parts. :S

[@Tis_I_SirJames]

Me first few minutes: Oh, this is something I can do myself! Me 5 minutes later: Think I'll just watch the video and admire his mad skills.

[@tinfoilskullcap7034]

Same here. 😀

[@tarynmiller-bell347]

I was out way before the 5 minute mark.....

[@tinkerbell2675]

I was thinking the same thing LOL

[@professorontheroad-troyadv5239]

I was thinking the same exact thing!

[@Stayhumblefootieguy]

Yep same

[@kevinkevin624]

Super creative! Can't see that being a usable, practical stove though. Wayyyy to thin metal. Would warp for sure.

[@practacticaloutdoorsandthi6962]

It would be for camping use

[@tomfreakingford]

You probably could line the sides and bottom with stones to increase life

[@TheDustysix]

Some people in Texas might have paid him for one.

[@tomfreakingford]

@Kenish Penish i love fire

[@TheDustysix]

@Billy Bonez I'd line it with Depleted Uranium.

[@abundantYOUniverse]

I must say this is the neatest little cooker, you did a great job on it thanks.

[@KN-wi4ns]

I don’t camp......but I stayed to check your build. Well done, very creative...

[@GreyOwl1961]

Well Done!! I'd love to have this Stove. This is the Best Homemade Stove I have seen. The Camera work is Great! You are a True Craftsman!

[@OutsideComfortZone]

This was my exact thoughts, too!

[@teamfrenkenstein4143]

This is by far one of the best cooking stove I have found on KZbin amazing.

[@Connor37911]

Idk. A nice project and way better than I could do…but that metal seems pretty thin. I don’t know how well it would last with use.

[@t-6273]

Heck of a job man... Should put a parts list together so others could build one too. I'm going to start looking now. Definitely need this stove.

[@kateym.holmes864]

Yes I live in a rv. Being a woman and not knowing the name of all the tools used it would be most helpful to have names of items used ect. Thanks love the video

[@markirish7599]

@@kateym.holmes864 the tools were a angle grinder .witch cuts the metal and can smooth the rough edges and then just a regular drill with a metal hole cutter in to cut chimney opening and little holes at front

[@leonordin3052]

I mean I would not make this hard of a project to get it so nice but it is really possible. I would go with a dremel tool for thin steel and use/make a net inside so the thin metal gets less hot. The top could be thicker and kind of a heater.

[@TheWorldIsAlls]

You are a dam good DIY guy great ideas well crafted

[@davidquirk8097]

Nice idea. Couple of points for the next one, you get more heat out of the stove if you make the smoke 'work'. This means fitting a baffle, parallel to the top of the stove with a downward facing lip on the edge near the door. This increases the residency time of the smoke in the stove allowing more of the wood gas to be burned. Point 2, for good wood fired the air should come in from the side, not underneath. You could remove the mesh you put in the bottom, it's not needed. You want to build up a bed of embers. You may need to put a layer of earth in the bottom of the stove to stop the fire burning through it over time. I really like the idea of a stove build that doesn't need welding. I've built quite a few stoves, some from barrels, some from sheet steel.

[@RS-ym9ve]

I am so impressed. This little stove just made my day!

[@q1164]

There are some real clever people out there 👍

[@madmike6908]

thats the nicest and best DYI tent stove i seen Excent job

[@edchester1773]

As a welder of over 50 years, all I can say is good job! Imagine what you could do if you could weld.........................................

[@markirish7599]

Can you please answer a question for me. I have a 2000 watt petrol generator .would it be powerful enough to run a welder I want to try learn welding

[@edchester1773]

@@markirish7599....4000+ watt is best. and use a heavy power cord

[@markirish7599]

@@edchester1773 thank you ed but I don't have the funds to buy another generator and welder .merry Christmas to you and your family from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@edchester1773]

@@markirish7599 ..... you're welcome and Merry Xmas to you and yours...............

[@Canucker67]

what size was the hole saw you used for the chimney hole?

[@rockymountainhigh7593]

Liked the color change of the pans

[@Timrathmore]

Simply amaizing what we can do when we put our minds to it!! You take improvisation to a whole new level ......yeah buddy measure twice and cut once. Key word here no welding!!!

[@mr.rightone6588]

great build man. I loved this little stove build.

[@AngelaMerici12]

Your profile picture is great!

[@DJI-mini3]

Very slick. Wish I had your skills. Well done

[@andyjame7002]

This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list kzbin.infoUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM of approved products for Disney Fort Wilderness. The product served its purpose well and provided excellent fires throughout the evening. We were able to open the door and do s'mores, but I had to be careful because the handle was a bit hot on occasions. Additionally, I wish they had replaced some of the standard nuts with lock nuts in some places. We lost the door handle after just a couple of days of usage. Not a deal breaker, just a recommendation. I still give it 5 stars.

[@AlexRcHandyman]

I can almost guarantee your into RC cars due to the tools you are using ! As I own loads of the same

[@kidzbop38isstraightfire92]

This stove is great if you actually like working

[@mrfxm55]

If you want to go green and are crafty it's a cool alternative. Very inventive.

[@Connor37911]

Wood-burning stoves are great, but not exactly green. Back when everyone used them, cities like London were covered in a blanket of soot and smog. Very few are used now so not much effect, but “pound for pound” it’s one of the dirtier and destructive heating and cooking methods. And many “developing” areas are pretty much deforested and eroding as people cut down even tiny trees due to the continual need for material to burn. Some charities provide villages with large parabolic solar cookers for cooking, hoping to stem the continual tree loss for cooking fires.

[@Sig_716]

Excellent build. You went the extra mile. True craftsman.

[@kaboom-zf2bl]

well that is out of the ordinary for options ... well done ... gives me a few ideas for what I would consider my best hot tent stove setup ...

[@timothyhalldorsson5476]

Gonna hit Walmart. They've got good stoves. But yeah, pure art! 🙂🙂🙂

[@T59-j7k]

Awesome...no wasted time talking

[@e2v2e2]

Some of the clay ones are probably just as good but I'm loving the metal and windows

[@greenrancher350]

You got skillz. After making that badass little stove I would have had to cook myself a steak. 🥩 👍

[@steveciarico9824]

I am totally impressed with this build. Fantastic job!!!!! I needed a cheap way to heat my motor home for next winter. I have a 1976 Dodge 26 ft Sportsman motorhome and wanted to remove the existing refrigerator so that I could install a wood stove. Your build fits the bill superbly. Thank you a million times over. You just got another subscriber!

[@noahriding5780]

The new ones made commercially are charging an arm and a leg. So I think this guy did awesome also. How did it work out for you? And how do you use it in your motorhome without getting smoked out or reacting to the smoke? Thanks.

[@toni1724]

Built to last!!! Great work!!!

[@civildiscourse2000]

About half-way through this I went out and bought a woodstove.

[@civildiscourse2000]

I'm glad you apparently appreciate that the humour was good-natured. I lied of course. I have owned woodstoves and have heated with wood for a couple of decades. In the portable realm I own a couple of gasifier wood stoves intended more for cooking in a pot or boiling up tea or coffee. I am impressed by the effort, and I'm also aware of the cost of those carbide cutters. A lot went into this.

[@lukman8400]

Lol. I was thinking the same. All the tools must cost a small fortune. Awesome skills but an average person should just buy a wood stove.

[@olliefoxx7165]

@@lukman8400 Wouldn't you rather KNOW how to make your own? I would. Love the skills and tools shower thar were necessary. Hard work and persistence pay off

[@GarySmith-ss1ee]

Halfway through you went and bought a wood stove and when you got back he was still building his stove LOL that just seemed like a lot of work for such thin metal that's going to burn out real quick

[@JH-it2yr]

Hahah that is what I would do!

[@dailygrow6961]

This stoves are so amazing to watch. Maybe i make one for my outdoor place!

[@fastxsam]

I love it very doable with just a grinder and drill. But I agree the metal is way too thin to last more than a few uses.

[@cyndiharrington1751]

You line the bottom with another pan bottom and leave 1-2 " of Ash in the bottom so it doesn't burn out

[@juliaweber212]

The metal should be thicker

[@lisaclark6977]

@@cyndiharrington1751 I agree, and in a worst case you may not have access to heavier metal or many tools. You need clean drinking water above everything else and you can definitely boil what you have or find and be good. But I agree if you are just making something now and have the ability to buy heavier metal, you would be able to use this and make a more permanent stove. I still like this and using what you have on hand.

[@olddogtrainer]

Best how to video I have ever seen on KZbin. Short,sweet and to the point. Great product too.

[@PajaritoAzulejo]

What the heck! You are just purely talented. 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@Andrew-iq5ud]

good video and simple simple enough to put together

[@YukonDemon]

Neat. Seems like an awful lot of work though to make a wood stove that looks about as solid as a beer can.

[@sran9492]

Well that beer can got him more than $1500 in views

[@YukonDemon]

@@sran9492 Then I suppose you could say the hours that went into making it were well worthwhile.

[@Connor37911]

I kind of agree…a great job, but don’t think it would last well with use. And the new and quality camping stoves are fairly expensive, but there are often used ones around for sale.

[@algernoncalydon3430]

I used to be the master of making a tent stove out of fifty gallon barrel. Sit it upright, cut the opening for the door about 3 inches down from the top, fill it half full of rocks, put the door hinges on the part I cut out and attach back int hole. Cut stove pipe hole, put on stovepipe and viola, w ood stove made in half an hour that one can cook on and will heat the rocks and keep the tent warm all night from the heat of the rocks. It was too heavy and big to take in a skiff, but this one you make is perfect for traveling around with.

[@Cblack01]

This is genius! 👏👏👏

[@Aphrodite011]

Nice work 😊the design is really cool. But I think if you’ll make your own . Get a thicker stainless steel so it will last longer.

[@rainbowwillow63]

Where did you get the glass from? Materials list would be great also. Gonna build one!

[@slooney420]

Picture frames maybe? Not sure how well they will handle heat but it looks like they had at least 2?

[@spiderwebmarketing2424]

Any glass shop can make tempered glass any size you need. That's what I ended up doing for my stove

[@margaretcole6264]

You can get tempered glass at a glass shop.

[@williamspaid8829]

An old microwave, or old stove perhaps?

[@bainsworth8853]

try a microwave window

[@tushaye2175]

Very satisfying to watch a great craftsman/woman/person..👍

[@joymelton-bollen6383]

That was alot of effort for something that's not going to last very long, the amount of direct heat will be coming through those pans eventually...🤷‍♀️

[@CarlyDocherty-yx2md]

Yes a very good build. Well done.👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Kibitzer9]

Don’t buy one when you can make one in just five thousand easy steps.

[@jamesharris40001]

You can do this without all the vents and windows pretty easily

[@PM-qp5he]

@@jamesharris40001 what if the only tools you had was a cheap pair of scissors and a screw driver left over from a failed ikea dresser?

[@Waitingforthewormstocome]

🤣😂🤣

[@Waitingforthewormstocome]

@@PM-qp5he 😂🤣😂

[@listenmullahsb]

And it lasts 3.7 times exactly.

[@expat1nz7]

This is pure "old fashioned" genius, what a great video to watch

[@MiscMitz]

I want to try this soon, do you have a link for where you got the diy stuff? (Glass etc)

[@campingtogethercraft]

I wish I could open online store to sell them to you. :D I bought them at the online store in Korea. By the way, this is my backup channel. Invite to my main channel. Thank you. Window glass and frame were purchased in Korea. I am Korean. kzbin.info/door/QF6cgeapy3n_Ppv9u7nk6w

[@MiscMitz]

@@campingtogethercraft awesome! I look forward to catching up over there! And I wish you could a well. I'm sure a ton of people would love it.

[@BABALOOEY46]

Comments are not passing the vibe check.... I’m extremely impressed with the awesome stove. It would throw out a tonne of heat from a little fire 🔥 Love it!!!

[@outcastwreckreation6259]

Can you add a parts list? Like where you got the glass from?

[@The_Observer1845]

Specs and parts list plzzzzz!

[@michaelbritton9778]

What a brilliant idea it's nice to see something like this being made with out flipping welding lovely job well done young man

[@kylesmith7086]

I really wish people would just stop trying to "hack" everything. This is going to work once and then the steel will start to deteriorate due to excessive direct heat.

[@M17CH68]

Exactly

[@johnyurick8785]

Great fabrication skills

[@Lenny.262]

Everybody: "How does he do it???" This guy: "It's the power of the Nike tennis shoes"

[@davidchu7035]

Wow, it does look better, but it looks so heavy. I still prefer my DANCHEL OUTDOOR stove because it is light and easy to carry. Would love to see a video of a DIY DANCHEL OUTDOOR stove

[@jimbobhavens8634]

That thing will warp like nobody's buisness after a burn or two, looks good though!

[@jimsteele7108]

Stainless steel won't warp.

[@JH-jd8ip]

@@jimsteele7108 sure it will, thin ss like this will warp, not as fast as a less hard metal but definitely will over time at this gauge

[@jimsteele7108]

@@JH-jd8ip , the key is not to run it full speed.

[@J1I9M7M4Y]

@@jimsteele7108 Stainless warps like hell.. Maybe this will work because the material is very thin..

[@jimsteele7108]

@@J1I9M7M4Y , i have a stainless steel stove for a wall tent and use it often.

[@koolbeans8292]

I can McGiver with the best of em but this is over kill!.. unique. Quite an artist!!! Good job 👍

[@campingtogethercraft]

Thanks Kool. Glad you liked it!!!

[@zacharysheppard995]

Any situational updates??? :) How's it held up? :)

[@timothyj1706]

I am sure it's holding up just fine as long as he uses it to make ramen with...

[@oxodog7290]

Nice job on the stove buddy.

[@asktheetruscans9857]

How many KZbinrs does it take to screw in a lightbulb? Only one, but everybody else says they could do it better!

[@Itisfinished.]

Now that,,is pure genius.

[@campingtogethercraft]

Many thanks!

[@willrobertson826]

@@campingtogethercraft great job im going to try and find some stain less pans .how about a material list for the big parts

[@evilchefmikeevilchefmike9789]

How do you empty the ashes? It looks like you need to disassemble it to clean it.

[@Grounded_HVC]

The hole in the bottom looks like a good place

[@sman4073]

Hello, I am trying to make one like yours by cutting a double sink of commercial kitchen in half. The size is very close to your top portion of stove but they are the same size. So mine it's going to be a bit deeper. Thanks so much for sharing a DIY stove that doesn't require Welding. Shawn from Canada 🇨🇦

[@campingtogethercraft]

Hi, Thanks for watching! This is my backup channel. Invite to my main channel. Thank you. kzbin.info/door/QF6cgeapy3n_Ppv9u7nk6w

[@ploppill34]

Now you know why welding was invented this could’ve been done in 1/10 of the time

[@wytchwoodhomesteadandkenne5036]

The intricate detailing is insane!

[@cathystewart4676]

Remember the first time I tried to use one of those army mess kits, came over from the air force to the army guard. Kept dumping my food until the SMG took pity on me and showed me how it worked. That's the way it was 30 years ago.

[@campingtogethercraft]

You know how to do it. Thanks!

[@olliefoxx7165]

And you still remember it. That's a well learned lesson.

[@srussifordwilliams]

Amazing production. Easy and fun to watch keep up the good work

[@Justentime77]

That metal's so thin, how many uses does it last?

[@ciarataylor702]

It’s stainless steel

[@Justentime77]

@Billy Bonez Thanks for the heads-up, I know wood buring stoves can get piping hot and was curious.

[@frankhusel5033]

I don't know how long this is going to last, if it is secure and if buying wouldn't be a better option, but I love the idea and admire the craftman's skills. Thumb up!

[@bradleyshimels492]

Don't forget the miso and fried tofu with the noodle soup!

[@juliaweber212]

Brilliant and genius idea

[@robanders7650]

so how much will you sell it to me for shipped to US? lol....enjoyed the vid, excellent work!

[@TLDove]

Same ???

[@Joyregimemusic]

Yep, I will buy one!

[@johnvarnes43]

Genius

[@buck10539]

Nice idea-------but this thing is going to warp completely out of shape. Done it before

[@campingtogethercraft]

Thanks BUCK. It needs to get the top reinforced with thicker plate.

[@AdiGV]

Needs a thicker skeleton / chassis.

[@larrywhite8282]

That is really cool, I like to know where you got the glass too. Great video.

[@parallelsandtangents938]

Awesome little project, but I'd like to see the tally of all the materials and hardwares and tools and man hours and fuel for driving around collecting it all. I'm an avid diy hobbyist but I also know that the cost adds up quickly. Probably be cheaper to buy a pre built unit.

[@Connor37911]

True, or to get a lightly used factory-made camping stove…they are around for sale pretty regularly. But people often DIY for reasons other than cost savings, like “just for fun” or because you want a very specific item. Or here, there is some pay out for the video and views, which is great.

[@chrisbelsito4231]

Absolutely awesome!!! So very talented!!!

[@campingtogethercraft]

Thanks Chris!

[@awakened5574]

Great stove...but would someone lend me all of the tools to get this done?

[@peggynash5995]

Exactly, Awakened. Real off grid is using what's on hand. Not 'Tim the Tool Man' Taylor's shop.

[@NUXLOO505]

That is fantastic and well made thanks for sharing

[@SornDP]

nice stove. Where did the windows come from?

[@robertdees3419]

It should be regular tempered glass, cut to size

[@campingtogethercraft]

Hi, It is sold in Korea for stove DIY.

[@SornDP]

@@campingtogethercraft Very cool, I\ve never seen that here

[@sman4073]

Hi There, That's an awesome build. I wonder if I can do the with a double sink commercial kitchen. It is stainless steel as well.

[@jonathanlemire2797]

Would you mind sharing the link to where you got the glass? Getting custom cut glass is easy enough at a local store, but i find those stainless steel frames around them really nice and would rather buy those 2 items together. Thanks!

[@brucewmclaughlin9072]

Interesting concept. Stainless containers available at scrap yards but do we need the windows? The only spot I see having trouble with is the chimney and surface joint as that is potential for in tent smoke.

[@ownjam]

This one hot ass stove it looks like it's ready to melt

[@vanekirk]

Beautiful build.

[@thebanjoman1963]

That's a lot of work just to make noodles ☺️

[@sharon94503]

I'll take one please...the handy man that is! That vent looks like one of the barrels in my old 4 bbl carburetor. Brilliant.

[@jakebreaksYT]

A most ingenious way to cook ramen noodles...I would have opted for the microwave 🤔

[@cyndiharrington1751]

Can cook many things on Woodstove even toast...pasta eggs and potatoes,pancakes you name it, flat bread I lived off grid and cooked on a woodstove for years

[@JesusSaves86AB]

Well done. I appreciate my titanium tent stove even more now.

[@jonlandry3751]

Dude made a $300 stove with $30 worth of materials!!! Killer!!

[@ScottsInverts]

Brilliant build

[@jessethepondhopper8370]

Won't take long too burn holes in that thin metal lol

[@J1I9M7M4Y]

It is stainless stell.. It will last many years.

[@johnlone207]

Beautiful work. Love the windows in them...you can look in to it watching the flames dance .

[@daphneraven6745]

Wow! I was thinking maybe a paint can fade over into a furnace. Oh my gosh, did you ever do a nice job! Thank you for this awesome tutorial! You even did it in such a way that pretty much anyone could feel confident in taking this job on.

[@someperson7]

Man you'd need to be so careful with this.

[@devan2462]

It's a wood stove?

[@MarcusCapeCanaveral]

You better have a fire extinguisher ready for the inevitable serious secondary fire it causes.

[@pseutube]

This was great ! I have to find really thick old steel tubs like that though so it wont bend and flex like this ! thank you !

[@mrs.jessicav.7740]

Oh I LOVE THAT!!! EXCELLENT!

[@elprimo1]

Great job it was like watching MacGyver and the A team. With the gloves on and those sleeves you looked like Hannibal.

[@wireman4029]

Awesome job! Its amazing what people can think up.

[@rafibenavi4772]

👏 Fantastic job!! If it doesn't warp, and it could, you need flat round smooth feet for the inside of a tent or the rods will put a hole through the tent floor...Other than that, 👍👍👍👍👍