This wood stove was made without welding - Homemade hot tent stove 

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Yeah cool now I'm more convinced than ever to buy a prebuilt one.

Seems like extremely thin and soft metal for the job.

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Me first few minutes: Oh, this is something I can do myself! Me 5 minutes later: Think I'll just watch the video and admire his mad skills.

That was alot of effort for something that's not going to last very long, the amount of direct heat will be coming through those pans eventually...🤷‍♀️

Super creative! Can't see that being a usable, practical stove though. Wayyyy to thin metal. Would warp for sure.

Don’t buy one when you can make one in just five thousand easy steps.

About half-way through this I went out and bought a woodstove.

Nice idea. Couple of points for the next one, you get more heat out of the stove if you make the smoke 'work'. This means fitting a baffle, parallel to the top of the stove with a downward facing lip on the edge near the door. This increases the residency time of the smoke in the stove allowing more of the wood gas to be burned. Point 2, for good wood fired the air should come in from the side, not underneath. You could remove the mesh you put in the bottom, it's not needed. You want to build up a bed of embers. You may need to put a layer of earth in the bottom of the stove to stop the fire burning through it over time. I really like the idea of a stove build that doesn't need welding. I've built quite a few stoves, some from barrels, some from sheet steel.

This stove is great if you actually like working

I must say this is the neatest little cooker, you did a great job on it thanks.

There are some real clever people out there 👍

Heck of a job man... Should put a parts list together so others could build one too. I'm going to start looking now. Definitely need this stove.

Gonna hit Walmart. They've got good stoves. But yeah, pure art! 🙂🙂🙂

Best how to video I have ever seen on RU-vid. Short,sweet and to the point. Great product too.

This is by far one of the best cooking stove I have found on RU-vid amazing.

Liked the color change of the pans

As a welder of over 50 years, all I can say is good job! Imagine what you could do if you could weld.........................................

I am so impressed. This little stove just made my day!

thats the nicest and best DYI tent stove i seen Excent job

Some of the clay ones are probably just as good but I'm loving the metal and windows

You got skillz. After making that badass little stove I would have had to cook myself a steak. 🥩 👍

You are a dam good DIY guy great ideas well crafted

What a brilliant idea it's nice to see something like this being made with out flipping welding lovely job well done young man

Neat. Seems like an awful lot of work though to make a wood stove that looks about as solid as a beer can.

Well Done!! I'd love to have this Stove. This is the Best Homemade Stove I have seen. The Camera work is Great! You are a True Craftsman!

Built to last!!! Great work!!!

Love it! Wonderful ! Genius! Thanks for sharing!

This is genius! 👏👏👏

I took an old charcoal grill with a lid, put a pipe on top and boom theres my camping stove and tent heater

Oh I LOVE THAT!!! EXCELLENT!

Craft goals.

Everybody: "How does he do it???" This guy: "It's the power of the Nike tennis shoes"

I love it very doable with just a grinder and drill. But I agree the metal is way too thin to last more than a few uses.

Yes a very good build. Well done.👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Brilliant and genius idea

I really wish people would just stop trying to "hack" everything. This is going to work once and then the steel will start to deteriorate due to excessive direct heat.

I am totally impressed with this build. Fantastic job!!!!! I needed a cheap way to heat my motor home for next winter. I have a 1976 Dodge 26 ft Sportsman motorhome and wanted to remove the existing refrigerator so that I could install a wood stove. Your build fits the bill superbly. Thank you a million times over. You just got another subscriber!

Well done. I appreciate my titanium tent stove even more now.

Beautiful work. Love the windows in them...you can look in to it watching the flames dance .

great build man. I loved this little stove build.

Now you know why welding was invented this could’ve been done in 1/10 of the time

A thing of beauty and functionality!!

Simply amaizing what we can do when we put our minds to it!! You take improvisation to a whole new level ......yeah buddy measure twice and cut once. Key word here no welding!!!

Excellent build. You went the extra mile. True craftsman.

What the heck! You are just purely talented. 👏 👏 👏 👏

Love that color it turned after being heated up.

I don’t camp......but I stayed to check your build. Well done, very creative...

Don't forget the miso and fried tofu with the noodle soup!

Where did you get the glass from? Materials list would be great also. Gonna build one!

Absolute genius!!!!

This stoves are so amazing to watch. Maybe i make one for my outdoor place!

Remember the first time I tried to use one of those army mess kits, came over from the air force to the army guard. Kept dumping my food until the SMG took pity on me and showed me how it worked. That's the way it was 30 years ago.

This one hot ass stove it looks like it's ready to melt

Brilliant!

Love this!!

How many RU-vidrs does it take to screw in a lightbulb? Only one, but everybody else says they could do it better!

Awesome little project, but I'd like to see the tally of all the materials and hardwares and tools and man hours and fuel for driving around collecting it all. I'm an avid diy hobbyist but I also know that the cost adds up quickly. Probably be cheaper to buy a pre built unit.

AWESOME inexpensive woodstove NEEDED NOW...Especially in Regions being hit by Snow

A labor of love, for sure!

That thing will warp like nobody's buisness after a burn or two, looks good though!

If you want to go green and are crafty it's a cool alternative. Very inventive.

Awesome job! Its amazing what people can think up.

That's a lot of work just to make noodles ☺️

Can you add a parts list? Like where you got the glass from?

Wow! I was thinking maybe a paint can fade over into a furnace. Oh my gosh, did you ever do a nice job! Thank you for this awesome tutorial! You even did it in such a way that pretty much anyone could feel confident in taking this job on.

Love the air vents.

Nice idea-------but this thing is going to warp completely out of shape. Done it before

A most ingenious way to cook ramen noodles...I would have opted for the microwave 🤔

Very satisfying to watch a great craftsman/woman/person..👍

"Genius", indeed!👍👍

Great stove...but would someone lend me all of the tools to get this done?

I want to try this soon, do you have a link for where you got the diy stuff? (Glass etc)

Super cool, love it.

Brilliant build

How do you empty the ashes? It looks like you need to disassemble it to clean it.

Won't take long too burn holes in that thin metal lol

Wow! So impressive. Kudos !!!

Awesome...no wasted time talking

Man you'd need to be so careful with this.

so how much will you sell it to me for shipped to US? lol....enjoyed the vid, excellent work!

The intricate detailing is insane!

Amazing production. Easy and fun to watch keep up the good work

That metal's so thin, how many uses does it last?

Any situational updates??? :) How's it held up? :)

Great idea

You are a survivor ! Ready available material..

nice stove. Where did the windows come from?

Dude made a $300 stove with $30 worth of materials!!! Killer!!

Absolutely brilliant! Thank you for sharing!

I used to be the master of making a tent stove out of fifty gallon barrel. Sit it upright, cut the opening for the door about 3 inches down from the top, fill it half full of rocks, put the door hinges on the part I cut out and attach back int hole. Cut stove pipe hole, put on stovepipe and viola, w ood stove made in half an hour that one can cook on and will heat the rocks and keep the tent warm all night from the heat of the rocks. It was too heavy and big to take in a skiff, but this one you make is perfect for traveling around with.

Beautiful build.

Outstanding.

Loved the music!

Outstanding!!!!👍

Awesome!

Fantastic 👍

AWESOME GENIUS

I’m impressed 👌