Wood Stove maintenance part 3

[@driftlessareadrone5337]

Looks nice!

[@timgawlick4100]

Will be waiting for the next one. The new generation now just don’t appreciate the things of this nature. Nice video again as always

[@badbadbob1]

You are so right. I hope one of them learn something useful that might help when things go south for them. Thanks for watching to the end.

[@driftlessareadrone5337]

Finally finished installing Monarch cook stove in shop yesterday and had my first fire in it to cure some furnace cement in it and started seasoning cook top. Works great, doesn’t take much of a fire to maintain 350 to 400 degrees in oven but not sure how accurate it is. Was surprised oven thermometer even worked! Will be fun to do some cooking with it. Very excited so wanted to tell you about it.

[@badbadbob1]

That is great. The wood you are using will make a difference as to how hot it can get. Not to much wood is needed at a time. Just enough to keep everything cooking or baking.

[@Traderjoe]

I bet there’s a way to use the pipes and water to make steam that can spin a dynamo to make electricity

[@badbadbob1]

That would be interesting but Home Depot does not sell steam pipe parts. lol

[@justmike57]

It's a real prosses to get the top looking good again, but well worth it. I was wondering why you wanted to put water pipes in the stove. Now I see why at the end of the video.

[@badbadbob1]

Yes I have to get the tank and pipes to make it work for that old washer. Thanks for staying to the surprise at the end.

[@patinabunker5340]

Question bob, what are the dimensions on your trash stove? L.w.h? Thanks for the video.

[@badbadbob1]

3' tall 14" wide and 22" deep including the smoke outlet. So the cooking surface is 12"wide x19" deep. Thanks for stopping by and the question.

[@patinabunker5340]

@badbadbob1 thank you! For answering my question. I found a home for the trash stove in my brothers cabin. I think it will work great.

[@badbadbob1]

@@patinabunker5340 The cabin will be warm and you can do all your cooking and baking on it if you have a Colman foldable oven.