How To Build A Gas Bottle Pot Belly Wood Burner Stove With A Rope Seal Door With A Charcoal Forge F

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Wanted a Wood Burner for my shed mancave that would be safe an not fill the place with leathel fumes, so door had to sealed. Spent a few weeks gathering up a large gas bottle an played with a few idea's in my head an came up with this stove.
Now always wanted to try some Black Smithing as i used to visted a Black Smith when i was a child with my father.
So thought i try an mix a wood burner to head shed wit the idea of a forge.
The air vent on bottom cylinder was going to dual purpose for air stove an when the charcoal forge was up an running it be for the forced air from a blow " hair dryer".
I had a good idea it may have smoke problem when it was going to used as a forge the froced air going into it , the turkey tinfoil try worked wonders at keep smoke in the burner cylinder, i may make something more respectable like a mini hood to put on an take off when forge is not in use.
So Thanks for taking the time to read an watch the video.

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@lyntonprescott3412 5 лет назад

Excellent work. I built a small wood burner years ago for my shed. Works well but the door seal is always a problem. I have thought of a way to make it much better but I am now banned from arc welding due to having a pacemaker. It will have to stay the way it is!

@MartTheMadScientist 5 лет назад

the door idea is awesome

@TERRYB0688 4 года назад

Nice project, very ingenuitive, 👍

@mikew151Manhattan 4 года назад

thank god I found your second vid...! smaller / lower door and the new air feed n baffle is the way to go. it really makes sense to be honest. thanks for everything!

@mattseymour8637 6 лет назад

Really good stove. Burns well.

@Justicewillbegiven 7 лет назад

Good job I just didn't understand a word ! Lol

@craigherron1203 6 лет назад

Great job there fella and a fine catch of your mistakes

@nickjones7737 4 года назад

Brilliant video. I plan to do similar but I'll try making a window in the door (glass pyrex dish lid!) Or two. Some great out the box thinking went into this one! Nice job!

@kelvinsparkes8363 7 лет назад

great design and well thort out. so simple ..very easy to follow instructions. am looking at my first gas bottle build/i carnt wait to start now after watching your video..ive liked and subscribed. youve given me some great ideas many thanks kelvin

@paulshawp 4 года назад

Good job well presented I like

@woody5109 4 года назад

Is there an English version of this video...🤣 loved it.

@Bertaland1 7 лет назад

You did a great job . And you speak good English too .

@TheProjectGuy194 7 лет назад

D. Galo english wasn't my best subject at school but do try. thanks for watching video, hope you enjoyed it as much as i did making the wood burner

@Bertaland1 7 лет назад

I thank you ,. Have a great day.

@dingo3718 7 лет назад

love the stove good tip on the fire rope, love mushy peas and little deodorant not together though, found you video amusing and funny even if you didn't realise it, the comments throughout, it has pointed out the mistake I made in my stove which smokes like Thomas the feckin tank engine, but I now know where to take it from here thanks, one tip I have use a steel tyre rim to roll your steel you have three sizes to play with, and you are not wise but in a good way,

@evolveausevolveaus 5 лет назад

Great video, door / hinge set up looks sweet. Love the accent.

@TheProjectGuy194 5 лет назад

Stove works great an use it regularly at weekends, haven't had any problems an happy with it as some of my projects don't always be as good.

@evolveausevolveaus 5 лет назад

@@TheProjectGuy194 I'm thinking about using smaller bottle for heating 20ft shipping container, baffle, alternator pulley air vent, circle cutter and door all excellent ideas. Glad I found your vid, big thumbs up from an Irish Australian.

@davidstorm8879 Год назад

cut the door out first clamp flat bar with mole grips at door opening and bend the flat bar around the tank to get the precise curve in the flat bar to fit around the door precisely once welded onto the door edge fit in place in the door opening and weld the hinges into place that works better than what you are trying

@kellycarver2500 5 лет назад

I would have cut out the door first and then welded the lip around it, and put the fiberglass seal on the inside of the lip, to stop all smoke leaking out. I don't think the stovepipe is too small at all. Maybe your fire is just not hot enough or it's not getting enough inflow draft through the fire chamber. Perhaps your room is too airtight? Or maybe you don't have an air inlet to the fire? Perhaps you need one of those small wheel drafts on the lower part of the door. A fire has to be producing enough heat, too, so the smoke rises. Just some ideas for you. Love the Marley joke. LOL!

@benjaminchilton2600 7 лет назад

great video fella, you have inspired me to make one for my work shop. it probably won't be as nice as this one though. keep the videos coming 😀

@yahsephhawkins9503 4 года назад

It looks like the problem with the smoke coming out the door isn't the flew, but it's that the door itself is just to big overall, for the size of the stove.

@sc928porsche8 7 лет назад

I would suggest you get your high heat paint from and automotive parts store. exhaust manifold paint will take up to 1200* F.

@TheProjectGuy194 7 лет назад

sc928porsche would you know what brand of high heat paint you would recomend?

@sc928porsche8 7 лет назад

Krylon seems to work best

@RobertSmith-km1ig 5 лет назад

I love it.

@TRUCKERMcD 7 лет назад

As suggested below. A flap just inside the door should slow down at least, the amount of smoke coming out the door. A longer chimney is also warranted and if possible insulated. IMHO :)

@TheProjectGuy194 7 лет назад

TRUCKERMcD yes chimney is insulated pipe outside but could do a little longer, in spring time i will try another 1 metre leght " just over 3 feet"

@danielkeal8795 7 лет назад

it may be better to have the forge pot free standing so that you can heat more of the bar up rather than just the tip otherwise you can only work a small part of it and if you want a cheep but and quite good anvil try a sledgehammer head bolted to a bit of fence post or just fixed to something and that is a nice looking stove

@dingo3718 7 лет назад

love the video, and the stove looks class, and I do use very little deodorant and love mushy peas, one tip for you I use a old tyre rim for curving you can get three diameters mine is off a mini had it years never let me down,have same problem with my stove smoking like Thomas the fecking tank engine, never thought about the fire rope idea and for that thank you, have to say you good Criac to listen to even if you don't mean it, and you are not wise but in a good way,

@frogsin7850 7 лет назад

could you have bent the plate steel around the cylinder itself to get the right curve to seal the door shut ..? It might take me some time to find the right diameter brake hub ! good craftsmanship though ... nice

@archangel6415 Год назад

Loved the process and the thinking out loud! Very impressive, truly! I’ve got a petit oval Godin I bought 40 years ago. It’s a great heater still. I’d like to get another but the cost is enormous now. So I’m thinking on making a multi burner and wanted to ask if there was a way of getting these thermal brick lining inside to match the professional ones. I’d like to burn mostly solid fuel like anthracite smokeless ovals. I had thought of attaching the fancy pig iron decor one sees on the old coal stoves but would n]know if these decorative pieces would be available. Anyway, thank you for a really interesting build and done with some dexterity too. Well done!

@victoryfirst2878 5 лет назад

You are right about Bob Marley the ganja man from Jamaica. Do you have plans to make another wood stove of a different design ??? Thanks.

@anthonypinney1245 6 лет назад

Great video, and your designing is awesome. Heres something i noticed. What if the flue pipe, or stove pipe, was moved lower near the bottom of the tank, causing the heat and recirculated exhaust gases to exit. It seems there maybe a lot of heat loss where the current flue location is. Plus, I'm thinking, it may result in a cleaner efficient burn, also creating a stronger ventura effect, helping it smoke less like a broken stove,

@usnva5638 7 лет назад

I think the exit your flue is set too high, not too small. Drop it down to at least half way from the top plate on your dissipater. This will give the unburned wood gases time to drop down over the top of your burn tube, cool a bit, ignite and burn off.

@charlescampbell1319 Год назад

Down the road from ya🤙🏻Mayo man here....fantastic video👏🏻👏🏻....great laugh when u mentioned the “ bastarding smoke”🤣🤣....if you were to build using same cylinder for using ONLY smokeless coal would you do ANYTHING different??????....thanks Tyrone🤙🏻🤙🏻

@TheProjectGuy194 Год назад

Probably lower the height of the door if burning smokeless coal but leave enough access for a good seize shovel. Still using the stove regularly an happy with it.

@charlescampbell1319 Год назад

@@TheProjectGuy194 thanks for reply ....I enjoyed that vid soooo much.....our auld Romesse cast stove is bollexed so I need something like u did....great ideas ya had....WOULD A COMPRESSOR TANK WORK AS WELL WOULD YA THINK????

@TheProjectGuy194 Год назад

Compressor tank would be ideal if can get your hands on one.

@charlescampbell1319 Год назад

@@TheProjectGuy194 will the baffle work well with smokeless coal? Mightn't need so much air getting to it either....what would ya think?

@TheProjectGuy194 Год назад

Not sure about smokeless to be honest, mostly burn sticks an pallet wood etc.

@swanie1744 7 лет назад

Nice stove my friend! I am close to wrapping up my first stove build, I really like how you did the ash dump with the vent control together, if you don't mind I might have to use your idea. How big is your garage you are heating? And does it heat it good? My first stove is only a 30lb propane tank, my next one is going to be your size, I would also like to get a old air tank for a well because they are bigger around and not so tall, anyhow great job on your wood stove. I did post a few vids of my stove on my channel if your interested. Have a most blessed day!

@TheProjectGuy194 7 лет назад

shed is 16 feet by 28 feet, stove heats it real good an comfortable to work in, i went for the large bottle as i wasnt sure if the smaller one would produce enough heat, if the big bottle was producing too much heat, one could always restrict the air intake to reduce the heat in the stove.

@TheEasystart 7 лет назад

Excellent advice for me to follow! One question, I've taken the valve of the cylinder and filled and emptied the cylinder four times now with water, but it still stinks of gas! So I'm a little apprehensive to put the grinder in. I suppose I could put it on the bonfire first?

@sparky208 7 лет назад

it will be fine after 1 fill of water .the gas smell will be in it until its burnt of .Grind away

@johnphilogene4505 6 лет назад

I think you done an excellent job and I understand every word thanks for this great video regards John uk

@RGD-Audio-Repairs 6 лет назад

have done this with one of the smaller gas bottles, for my 10ft square shed, that has been insulted and boared to be an offiice.. The heat output is lovely, But have a few issues maybe you could help me with? When i first light the wood and there are flames, i have to leave the door open, which then smokes out the shed, i have to stay out of the shed while iits burning, and leave door open, until its died down and turned to hot smolder, then i can close the door and enjoy the heat.. Or even if its smoldering away nicely, as soon as i open the door to put more wood in, it bellows out smoke into the shed! What have i done wrong? Thanks

@TheProjectGuy194 6 лет назад

Gamerdude 1989 well what seize of flue pipe, you need 5 inch or 6 inch would even be better, an insulated flue is best an the longer the better, insulated flue pipe heats up faster an is better for the fire to draw, had used a 4 inch flue in the past an it was too small an had similar problems like you.

@TheAntipedy 4 года назад

Didn't understand a word .. But fucken loved it.

@dee1orean 5 лет назад

Really enjoyed this video... those plug welds were lovely!! And that angle grinder circular cutting jig was mad!! You've got some great ideas for reusing scrap!

@smilingdog54 2 года назад

How hot does your stove get?

@TheProjectGuy194 2 года назад

Rebecca Stack all depends on how dry the wood is an if it's soft wood or hard wood but does create plenty of heat. Usually I would burn pallet boards etc for first hour to get a faster heat build up an then would go to good solid logs the rest of the day or night which ever when using it. Also with the sealed door an my air vents I can control the heat if it does get too warm by restricting the air floe a little.

@rorymcdowell3802 4 года назад

Do you make these for sale ? Interested in a patio type heater with a few mods.?

@TheProjectGuy194 7 лет назад

cylinder will always have a smell, but i usually fill an empty mine over a peroid of a week.

@TheEasystart 7 лет назад

I did it this evening and I'm still here, so's the shed!

@alabamasquirrel2259 6 лет назад

Choochin Verb 1. The action of emitting on offensively or improperly visible vapor and gases given off by a burning or smoldering object/substance, especially the bluish, brownish, or blackish mixtures of gases and suspended carbon particles resulting from the contraption usually built by Greazziee Canadians on RU-vid.

@peeegeee8397 6 лет назад

the larger the fire pit the greater chance of fires

@mrstephenporter 7 лет назад

off the bat id say you'd be better off using proper lumpwood charcoal instead of the briquettes

@mrstephenporter 7 лет назад

also you might get better airflow and less sparks if you made an adapter to blow the air straight up from the bottom ash dump instead of from the side which might be causing more turbulence in the cylinder? just a thought.

@cliffdoe7683 7 лет назад

will you use coal?

@TheProjectGuy194 7 лет назад

Cliff Doe havn't tried coal to be honest as i plenty of wood a moment. do burn coal in the house, should maybe try coal as see what happens

@cliffdoe7683 7 лет назад

remember to use a carbon monoxide detector when you use coal

@paulpritchard1980 7 лет назад

That's a fine stove it would be nice if you could find a way to tack weld hood on it so you didn't need to use a turkey pan but hey whatever works. One of the things I've noticed was it took a while to get a good heat even with the blower going. I remembered a video I saw by purgatory Ironworks in America he basically broke down all the different types of fuels that home blacksmiths might try to use our put the link here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0YMMkADTsks.html To break it down I think you may be using the wrong type of fuel the stuff you're using looks like the stuff that would go inside of a barbecue. I think everybody's made this mistake or maybe I'm wrong give the video a look and decide for yourself.

@truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793 6 лет назад

Go visit PPotty ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kaBMBrDWsMM.html He plays with rocket stoves John

@peeegeee8397 6 лет назад

terrible design and a waste of fuel if you are using this for a forge. If this is to just use up your materials that you acquired for almost free then you are doing a great job

@deelee5664 6 лет назад

Or just buy an inexpensive chiminea

@notwocdivad 4 года назад

For secondary combustion you need to have the gases ie smoke from the fire travel up the secondary air pipe where they warm up and ignite giving secondary burn. In your system you are pulling air from outside up to the vents but there is no way to carry the gases with it so there is nothing to burn! Might I suggest you watch a video of someone making a two can gasifier stove this may explain it better than I can? Otherwise I love the build, wish I could weld! everything I make has to be bolted together!!

@TheProjectGuy194 4 года назад

Thanks for advice, will look this up

@cadeltarat Год назад

For the forge you can put another piece of pipe with a screw on cap thru the door at an angle that way you can keep the door closed and with a damper on the flue pipe you would be able to control the heat better.

@jacksimper5725 6 лет назад

If you were to put 2"" steel tube through the sides of the cylinder linking to the outside you would have hot air to hear your workshop more . and if a fan is added then you could direct heat anywhere.

@gammon1183 4 года назад

Bob Marley 😂😎 Good skills 😎

@woody5109 4 года назад

I love this guy, he’s as western as it gets, perfect 👌

@cadeltarat Год назад

You should cut the hinge side mount the henges and then cut the rest it makes it a lot easier but otherwise great job.

@drow8569 3 года назад

The only thing I can see is to figure out how to get more direct air to the fire so you can get it hotter for forging. Maybe raise the forge pan up a little and run a pipe straight across from the dryer and up to the bottom, that is removable when you take forge pan out.

@s.maggies6716 6 лет назад

nice Rustic Stove, Great welding, Wish I could do that well. Great Door, do like.......

@brucewright2417 5 лет назад

if it smokes needs bigger flue should be 150mil dia

@IvanProjectSteel 4 года назад

Done well turned out, too, I think of the same stove.

@TheProjectGuy194 4 года назад

Thanks for the positive reply. Have been using stove regularly over the winters an very pleased with its performance. Would be nice to have to upgrade to a glass door but think the curve of the cylinder may not give enough air flow behind a glass to stop it blacking with suit. The slide under the stove for the ashes was a big bonus for quick easy cleaning.

@bigbillysbeard 5 лет назад

Quare jab !!!! Might just turn ma Han at it maself !!!!! 👍👍👍👍

@malcolmhaynes4127 7 лет назад

A great instruction video, with clear instructions at each stage , have built one ,a size down from yours ,for my shed . But get smoke when I open the door , would a baffle help or a deflector on the open door be better.as I am building a smaller one that lays lengthways , door is on top of cylinder, see my first burn on my Facebook page , have subscribed to you ,look forward to seeing more

@TRUCKERMcD 7 лет назад

The flap is what I have on my wood furnace. It's there to stop the back wash of smoke, as it finds the easier path to take.

@whadafoxhat 6 лет назад

I liked your circle cutter for the top of the bottle, but for a cleaner cut, you should have offset the grinder ti bring the cutting point in line with the center/axis. that way you are removing less metal, and will have a tighter match up after cutting

@williejohnston2904 4 года назад

Absolutely superb and well worth the watch. It's been the best tutorial I have came across. Made it even better the fact you are a fellow country man. 👌 How did the secondary burn system work for you and was it worth the time to manufacture and install.

@unkwm128 3 года назад

ya need a diy power hammer, thanks for the video, I understand ya my Da was the smitty in Currys foundry

@skipper5147 7 лет назад

a man after my own heart. i made my forge same as yours without the vermiculite. and it worked very well. I made an external brick pizza oven a few years ago and used vermiculite to insulate the dome.i mixed it with sand,cement and clay but also used lime to stop it shrinking and cracking. its got to be in the correct amounts though, theres a bit of a science to it. if I find the paper I wrote it on ill post it up for you. I thought about putting a secondary burn into my log burner. the way I saw it a pipe drew air along the top above the fire and travelled down and released down closer to the burn material. that way hot air was used in the combustion instead of cold. but that's how I saw it and could be wrong. all the best.

@davidstorm8879 Год назад

4 parts vermiculite 1 part cat litter 1 part cement mix with water to a thick slurry cement and line you pan with it

@TheProjectGuy194 Год назад

Davidstorm8879 thanks for advice, hopefully in the future I will have a go with some of you advice, every day should be a learning day.

@davidstorm8879 Год назад

@@TheProjectGuy194 to true my friend i went through the same learning curve and i must point out at 70 yrold I'm still learning lol

@davidstorm8879 Год назад

adjust the cat litter, more to make it more clay-like

@victoryfirst2878 5 лет назад

Why did you make the door so high. The idea is to make the door as small as possible. Just saying.

@TheProjectGuy194 5 лет назад

Your right in saying, a smaller door is better an I thought about it but I didn't want to be chopping scrap wood into smaller pieces.

@victoryfirst2878 4 года назад

@@TheProjectGuy194 Function over form. Makes sense.

@tectalabyss 7 лет назад

Great job on the stove build. All my best. Bobby

@miriamgiorgio74 2 года назад

Buenas tardes , muy buena su estufa con el tubo de gas voy a hacer una , me gusta la doble camara para aprovechar mas el calor y la leña lo felicito , soy de argentina

@mobilechief 5 лет назад

All it needs is a vent on the bottom to make the draft should work fine

@JodBronson 7 лет назад

Hi, it seems you have Breathing Problems due to Wood Burning. If YES, I am too... Maybe convert this into a Waste Oil Burner? Just a little slight modifications. The Oil, which you can easily get for FREE at your Local Car Repair Shops? It will be much Healthier for you, as for breathing issues. I am extremely allergic to ANY kind of Wood Burns and including Pellets.

@seoulkidd1 7 лет назад

sweet

@johnwurst6691 6 лет назад

What language was that?

@bigbillysbeard 5 лет назад

John WURST it was Norn Irish!

@RICHLES01 7 лет назад

Should have made a rocket heater...uses 1/5 of the wood and no smoke

@TheProjectGuy194 7 лет назад

RICHLES01 hi was thinking of trying a rocket build, an experimenting with a bigger fire box for larger pices of wood.

@karolthiesen4707 7 лет назад

I'm not sure what to make first a rocket stove or one of these. I'd like to make the cuts using a powerplasma cutter. I figure it would be faster. Have you used one and did you specifically use an angle grinder for a reason?

@TheProjectGuy194 7 лет назад

Karol Thiesen hi Karol, i used the angle grinder as it's all i have for cutting, an yes you would be right in saying a power plasma cutter would be faster, . Well i go an try a Rocket stove as its a little different from the rest.