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Very nice. I did that with an oil drum stove, just the pipes that is, not the blower. Also added one pipe at the top with small holes in it to help the smoke ignite....but that is maybe not necessary in a small tank
Your hinge looks very sturdy with little slack. Most hinges available where i am from have a bit of slack, that would cause a door to droop, so i either have to look for old hinges, or make my own
This is really a good idea. Perfect camp stove and tent warmer. Did I miss something? Are there holes drilled in the cross pipes for air increase? Why is it hooked to the blower? Also, ignore the ignorant people talking about how this wont heat 3K sq foot homes. Its not ment to
Thank you very much, I am very happy to receive your feedback, this heater is connected to a fan so that the heat exchanger works many times more efficiently, drill small holes for an auxiliary flame. I think it will be more suitable for heaters with larger combustion chamber spaces
Thank you very much, the room warms up very quickly if there is a fan, it would be great to use a kitchen fan, just need to change the funnel in the air duct a little and it will be ok
Hello, this video is a guide on how to make it yourself, this kitchen model is very easy to make, just watch the video carefully and you can do it, I'm very happy for your compliments.
Might be more efficient if you put a smoke shelf under the tubes,introduce secondary burn air into the smoke shelf. Tubes without a shelf would be taking heat both from your firebox reducing🎉 combustion efficiency, firebox and heat exchanger need to be separated for best combustion. Fire brick Or refractory cement would create a thermo mass around the combustion chamber. If you extended the intake oleum for the heat exchanger toward the floor it would create more circulation in the space, which should heat the room quicker and more evenly. Just some thoughts lovely work keep it up
Hello, this stove puts in just the right amount of firewood and adjusts the air vents properly and there will be very little smoke. If you add too much firewood and lack of wind, there will be a lot of smoke.
Awful lot of work for a little stove that needs refilling every half hour. That galvanized pipe for the heat exchanger shouldn't make you too sick until it burns off. Might be okay for a little bamboo hut with a dirt floor in southeast Asia, But I can't see much use for it where it actually gets cold.
