Making a Mini Wood Stove - Part 2
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- The final installment to the mini log burner build. You'll see the finished product as we complete the fabrication process and get the stove painted in some high temperature stove paint.
Watch until the end to see the log burner in action!
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Youve created a masterpiece in my eyes. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I'm pleased you like it ☺
Looks banging I have a mate needing one of these for his campervan he's living in
Glad you like it, mate!
Great job on that.
Pleased you enjoyed it 😀
Finished result is great! The green door makes it stand out from the usual things on the market. 👏👏
Glad you like the burner, man! Yeah, I like the green door too. I'll definitely have to make a glass one 😎
What did you think about the legs? Was the right choice made?
That was indeed unbelievable attention to detail. The little wood burner looks absolutely stunning. A credit to you!
Thank you, Trevor! I'll hopefully revisit this project and make an updated version one day 😊 glad you enjoyed it
Great build, it looks awesome! I was hoping you would choose that leg orientation, its a nice touch.
Thank you, my dude! I'm pleased you enjoyed it 😁
Legit. I will never get tired watching you man !!! You’ve done so well with this
Mate, that's really nice to hear. I'm glad you like the content, hoping the videos are improving as time goes on 😅
Thanks for the comment 🔥🔥🔥
very nice work!
Thanks, mate! Glad you've enjoyed the project :)
The finished burner looks ace! Love how it looks, and the green door was a nice touch :)
Thanks a lot 😁 glad you like it, what did you think about the legs?
Awesome 👍
Looks like you did a nice job. The only thing I would have done differently would be to have the handle Latch the other directions, so the way to the handle keeps it closed.
I'm pleased you like it, my dude!
How nice it is to see meticulous attention to detail and very high standards of workmanship.
You stove is very nice and genuinely bespoke.
Thank you for taking the time to record, edit and publish your building of this lovely little stove.
Hey! Thank you so much for the kind words 🙏 I'm really glad you like the stove and the video. Your support means an awful lot to me 😊
Really good build Andre. Great work on the video edit also.
Thank you so much, mate! That really means a lot 😊 I'm glad you like my videos 😁 I appreciate you checking them out and leaving me a comment. Hope you have a nice weekend 😎
Hya dude. As a first burner, you done good.
From a guy who has been making them for 35 years!
Thank you, my dude! I really appreciate that. Hope you like the video, cheers for checking out my content.
Any recommendations on improving it? Advice totally welcome, would love to get some tips incase I make another one in the future 😀
@@AndreTKemp You seem to be doing ok. One thing I never do and that's use an ashcan to serve as the air inlet. After a while, the ash build up prevents it being closed properly, more often than not even after a couple. Take care!
@@Burnersforvanlife ah, that's sound advice. Thanks for the tips :)
Nice job on the wood stove now you need to make yourself a belt sander it would have been very handy on your stove build and save time and work plus better looking than a grinder or file good work
Thanks for the feedback, my guy! Yeah, a belt sander/linisher would be useful! I'll sort that soon 😁
Glad you like the stove 🤘
The fit and finish is excellent!
Pleased you like it! 😁
Bit late to the party here mate but that looks the absolute bollocks...well done fella
Thank you for the kind words, mate! I appreciate it a lot. Better late than never, right? 😊
I'll hopefully have my new workshop built soon so I can bring you some more videos to watch
@AndreTKemp no worries bro, looking forward to it, you should have done some videos on the workshop build that would have been cool
@@adeh503 I am 😊 it's just taking a while 😅😅😅
Well done Andre t. Kemp !
Thank you! I appreciate the comment and you taking the time to check out my videos, it means a lot that you're enjoying them :)
Great product quality 👌
Thank you so much! Really pleased you like the stove. 😊😊😊
Brilliant
New sub here, watched parts one and two of the stove build, and i am amazed at your attention to detail and your craftsmanship! keep up the good work young man, you are an inspiration to us old craftsmen!
Wow what a lovely thing to say! Thank you so much for the comment 😊 that's made my day.
Thrilled that you like the videos. Can I ask how you discovered them?
Nicely done dude. It would probably scale up to for those needing a larger stove....
Pleased you like it, man! 😊
Wow somehow stumbled on your channel and I don't often comment and subscribe but I have with this. What huge change in watching things being made with lets say everyday tools anyone can purchase. Well done and more videos please 👏
Really glad you took the time to watch the videos and comment! Thank you very much 😊 happy you're enjoying the content! I'm working hard to bring you regular uploads this year. 😎
How did you find my channel? Curious to know 😁
Excellent as you live not that far from me as recognised the accent. I have you now on Instagram under smallgaragewirkshop so looking forward to more content fella. 👍👍😊😊
Oh, nice!! I'll check out you page. Assuming from the "wirks" part of the name, you're from Wirksworth?
Looks amazing 👍
Thanks, my dude!
it looks great, nice welding.
Glad you like the stove, man! 😊
Very nice design and build, well filmed and the edit is a first class job. 😁👍 Came straight here from pt1. I think the green door suits it, the legs remind me of a cartoon animal so agree with the quirky comment. Well done keep 'em coming 👍😁
Thanks so much for the comment, dude! Really glad you like the videos and the stove. Thanks taking the time to check out my content 😁
Yeah, it reminds me of a cartoon cricket/grass hopper or something similar 😂 think the final decision was the right one too.
Thanks again for the support, hope you're safe and well 😎✌
Love it is beautiful job buddy
Thank you! Glad you like the stove. Cheers for taking the time to check out my videos :)
Have you heard of Colin Furze? I don't know where in the UK he is, but I think he'd get along with you, he's a got a CZcams channel with some really interesting videos of welding, inventing, and digging tunnels under his house. Cheers from NY in America 🙂
Hey, mate! I have indeed. I appreciate that you have enjoyed the video. I'll bring you some more content soon 😁
This came out awesome man! Nice video too! Loving that ash collection tray design. I definitely need a baffle plate on mine haha
Thanks so much for checking out the video, dude! Glad you liked the finished result. I need a glass door on my next one 😅
Andre T. Kemp if you ever come across an old oven, you might be able to use the glass out of it. Pretty sure most of them have the pyran glass that can be cut with a glass cutter. You won’t be able to cut any tempered glass, and I don’t think tempered will be able to handle the heat either. Enjoying your vids man, very entertaining 👍
@@guisande76 nice one, dude 😁 thanks for the tips
I don’t like this burner!!! I LOVE IT 😊 fantastic job thanks for sharing liked & subbed 👌🏼
Thank you, Mark! I really appreciate the comments. So glad that you like the burner :) thank you for the support!
Top editing/metalworking skills .....dead heat I reckon !
It’s a lot tougher on you tube but you definitely got what it takes !
Just subbed🙂
Thanks so much! Really glad you enjoyed the videos. I appreciate the sub 😁😁😁🤘🤘
watched both vids liked amd subscrobed. coz worth it.. 1 question i do have is.. 1 yr later, what have you done with this firebox.. thanks.
Hey, mate! Thanks for the subscription, I appreciate the support!
EY OP
Ay up, me duck!
This came out very nice! I notice when you were welding you were using a rod and spool torch. May I ask why? I'm just learning how to weld myself and your welds came out beautifully! By the way, I love the 1990'2 Duran Duran hair cut, lol. PS- They sell mini clamps, like the larger spring clamps and you can get 10 for $ 1.50. I use them for when I spread out my drop cloth when I am spray painting. They would be perfect at the top of your wall.
Hey! Thanks for the comment. The welding process I'm using here is TIG welding. It's sometimes referred to as TAGS or GTAW, depending on your location. No spool torch used, just a standard "button" TIG set up for steel.
I'm thrilled you liked the video and took the time to comment etc
Thanks for the kind words about my hair! I get mixed reviews 😂
@@AndreTKemp Hey, all that matters is that you like your hair! I went for 1-1/2 yrs without cutting it and I'm at that point in my life my hair is greying and several people thought it looked nice long, but I hated it! It was hot and in a ponytail 98% of the time. I finally went and had it cut short and styled and I love it now. Those same people who said they liked it long and grey, didn't even acknowledge the difference, lol. Damn, it's my hair! Take care!
This is true! Its all about how you feel! Either way, glad you like it 😁
Thanks for checking out my videos.
Please make sure to like and subscribe, as I've got more projects of interest in the pipeline.
Open polls tend to get quirky results
I liked the result 😊
so where does the air enter the stove? I see no air inlet vent...using the ash door is just going to make it messy, allow ash to blow out and allow hot embers to burn your van down.
I'll be making another one in the future for my new workshop, so be sure to subscribe so you don't miss the updated version. I'll be sure to follow your advice and add an air intake on the next one. Although I must say, this one does work rather well as it is.
Cheers for the feedback and hopefully you will like my future content🤙
I am not sure where to get a glass for a stove this small but if you build a larger version you might consider repurposing a glass from a self-cleaning cooking oven. God bless you and remember Jesus Christ is the only way to eternal life.
Repurposing some heat resistance glass from an old oven is actually a fantastic idea! I'll be sure to consider that for the next one. Thank you for the comment and support! The well-wishes mean a lot too :) I hope you're safe and well
Look on ebay. There are companies that do cut-to-size and any shape from 50mm square up. Not expensive either.
Bear in mind if you do re-purpose oven glass that it cannot be cut.
@@markrainford1219 that’s a good idea 💡 cheers, man. Why can’t the oven glass be cut? 😅
@@AndreTKemp Oven glass is generally tempered (heat treated after cutting) and will shatter when you score it. Robert mentioned self cleaning oven glass, which would have to withstand +300c for a while. Not sure if that would be ceramic glass, the type used in wood stoves, or not. I've tried to 'adjust' a piece of tempered glass in the past, only for it to explode two hours later. So just be wary.
Cheers.
@@markrainford1219 glad you mentioned that, as it didn’t cross my mind. Thanks for the information, my man! Cheers for checking out the video and the advice on general. Really appreciated 😊
Legs pointing out my friend way better
Glad I went with the right decision then 😂 it took some deliberation! I do agree though, it looks kinda like a cricket or something 😂
sorry but far away from a success,10/10 for effort but that thing is a death trap in any enclosed space
for a start its not gas tight,that dies down to a smoulder your admitting noting but toxins unburnt gases etc
no seal on the door,yes it might be a tight shut,but nasty fumes can get through the smallest of holes/gaps
it needs a baffle plate and some kind of secondary burn(look that up)
no need for an ash tray "wood burns best on a bed of ash"
air needs to flow over wood not underneath it(thats coal)
its a neat little design,but it throws out a lot of danger,oh,and have a carbon monoxide monitor/ alarm close by
Good advice for the next attempt, cheers!