Why A Cheap Hot Stove Isn't Always Better - How to Roll the Pipe

[@kevgoes]

Here is the playlist for the whole series: kzbin.info/aero/PLD5ISU5W0i0MzSkqg4JcJUMe9izf3zpOW&si=YUOZnn1cYNpq_K1p

[@babar69110]

Yes, go on reviews thks

[@gittngo]

I always have trouble with the stove pipe. You’ll have to be carful if you get wrinkles in the pipe. It makes a weak point and will fold over. I found that out the hard way and melted a hole in my tent. Lesson learned. Great video !

[@kevgoes]

Damn. I'll keep that in mind. I hope you were able to repair the tent.

[@dancheloutdoor]

Thanks for sharing!

[@kevgoes]

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[@ct777777]

Love your videos ! Well done. Fyi the link you put in for the stove brings us to your tent not the stove …😮

[@kevgoes]

Haha.. darn! Thanks for letting know! All fixed!

[@GERMANPREPPER2022]

What is the coldest you ever experienced in Winnipeg? Im realy interested in using a tentstove for Bugout or Camping and i would know if you can use them indoors with the chimney out the window in case of a blackout.

[@kevgoes]

Every year we have a stretch when we're between -30 and -40c with no windchill. The next video will be testing the temps in the tent with the stove during some cold weather... I think you could use this indoors in a survival situation if you had the pipe going outside. It might be a little small to comfortably heat a large room though.

[@GERMANPREPPER2022]

Thanks, no my Room is about 15 Square Meters @@kevgoes

[@kevgoes]

@@GERMANPREPPER2022 tough to say. It's probably ok for survival indoors but I wouldn't want to use it for an extended period.

[@GERMANPREPPER2022]

Thats what i tought aswell. I think its too risky for Carbon Monoxide health issues unless you have a CO meter in your room. @@kevgoes