hot bot wood burning stove3, back boiler unique design, save money, barecue, cooking, recycled.

[jlgis77]

good vid,strate to the point no bs...nice looking stove too....



[Boomersays]

The keywords don't go into the title area mate.

[jamieioudna]

good owd black country trades mon

[MrFrancisH]

Top class practical information.

[SVKmellow]

Ah... I saw that you've put them on later. Is it ok to tack-weld without glasses? Or did you just allow yourself to do it because it was just those two points?

[DaveAI]

@SVKmellow Hi , your right to point that out, it's wrong to tack without a mask, but most welders do it we close our eyes, but if you do a lot it will burn you, like sun burn, an instant darkening mask is a good investment, thanks dave.

[SVKmellow]

welding withot glasses?!?!

[customsteelstoves]

nice stoves dave,some great ideas and tips thanks for thr upload

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[moleworthy]

great skills> as i freeze in my hovvle it gives me inspiration to make my own

[rlewis1946]

New here, and really enjoy your welding and video production skills. I stand in awe of someone who, like yourself, can take a piece of metal and make something as useful as this stove! Thanks for sharing your skills. Looking forward to watching all your videos and the new ones to come. Best wishes, Roy Lewis Atlanta, Georgia USA

[alborg88]

What a legend!

[wdoss07]

Nice Work! Where are you located? I'd love to come work for you! ( Too bad I live In Michigan! ) I like your anvil, wish I had one. Cheers!

[moran68]

good stuff,your very talented!

[vallonia]

Excellent video, thank you for your effort.

[lewandlo]

Cool I love working with metal. I used to be a welder fitter. I miss making steel things. I just might do the same thing as you have shown. Thanks for the inspiration.

[RonRay]

You are certainly a master craftsman! Few could do as well. (I couldn't do it at all!)

I would love to have one of your stoves! If you sell them, I suppose it would cost a fortune for you to make one and send it to the United States, because of the weight in shipping.

Thanks for demonstrating to us how you make them.

[4micaman]

Good stuff, Dave... "Sexy as a three-petered goat!"

[ColumbiaArtz]

Love these videos and appreciate you showing us newbies some tricks of your craft. I would love for you to once in a while tell us about the tools you are using. I would like to know what sort of welder you are using; looks like a MIG but how big?

[DaveAI]

@ColumbiaArtz Hi, yes it's a 300 amp 3 phase mig welder, but you could do work like this with a single phase set, 170 amp or above (13 amp), thanks for your comment.

[ColumbiaArtz]

Love these videos and appreciate you showing us newbies some tricks of your craft. I would love for you to once in a while tell us about the tools you are using. I would like to know what sort of welder you are using; looks like a MIG but how big?

[ColumbiaArtz]

Love these videos and appreciate you showing us newbies some tricks of your craft. I would love for you to once in a while tell us about the tools you are using. I would like to know what sort of welder you are using; looks like a MIG but how big?

[ColumbiaArtz]

Love these videos and appreciate you showing us newbies some tricks of your craft. I would love for you to once in a while tell us about the tools you are using. I would like to know what sort of welder you are using; looks like a MIG but how big?

[ColumbiaArtz]

Love these videos and appreciate you showing us newbies some tricks of your craft. I would love for you to once in a while tell us about the tools you are using. I would like to know what sort of welder you are using; looks like a MIG but how big?

[sunnykintyre]

Hi, how much do you sell these for?

[DaveAI]

@sunnykintyre Hi, the most basic stove takes about 30 hours to make, the more complicated the more the cost, theres a bloke down cornwall makes designer type stoves , he gets a fortune, although they are excellent and are worth it, so anyone making a usable stove should ask at 3 to £350.00 and a lot more if theres more work in it, thanks dave

[sunnykintyre]

Looks great, will this leak smoke into the room?

[DaveAI]

@sunnykintyre hi, when a fire is first lit, the door is kept closed, this draws the air up the flue, when the fire is well lit ,the door can be opened no smoke will enter the room, when the fire dies down add more fuel and repeat, thanks dave.

[mylarjorgen]

"It gets quite hot"...... Classic mate.

Next project, some lights for the workshop eh? Nice work though.

[MrMarcusx9]

You are an ispiration. I stumbled apoun you video while looking for a way to heat water for an out door hot tub I am in the first stages of planning. You have given me another project to do. Thanks! Do you have any good ideas how to make a stove that would cycle water with out a pump for a hot? You seem to be the best man to ask.

~Cheers

[dbi1036]

Dave you are the MAN

[pwbpeter]

Good engineering Dave, proper workshop!

[anyonefindAMERICA]

Great stoves Dave! I like that you can see your breath while building a wood stove, Very good incentive.

[WorldStove]

Brilliant video and outstanding workmanship! Your door construction deserves some sort of award, the Noble seems a bit much and the Oscar not good enough someplace in-between

[DaveAI]

Hi ,thanks for your comment, dave.

[WorldStove]

happy to. just wish there were more folks like you posting vids

[fireguardburnt]

Really? From the way the Nobel's tossed around, I'd say he deserves BOTH. At least he didn't just INTEND to build the stove... Right proper job it is, DaveAl. If you were going for inspiring, you hit it dead center!

[mortegi]

Fantastic video...Had me gripped with awe. Love what you are doing.

[richardday]

Thanks for a great video Dave; a lovely way to spend 10 minutes with a cup of tea!

[setumer47]

Looks great and something I would like to try. Do you have plans or can I just use the video.

[DaveAI]

Hi setumer, I have'nt got any plans, you could copy my design or create your own it's up to you, if you need any advice post a comment and I'll try to answer,take your time, thanks dave.

[limestick]

well done dave....quality work.... and not only that....ready to help others...not many real blokes left .....good man

[kheston]

Great vid! Thanks for posting!

[Chiefrockidr]

Absolutely Fantastic, great vid, I would love to be able to do this..need an apprentice(?!)

[DaveAI]

Hi chiefrockidr, you could, look for a course at night school or college, it's basic fabrication, I've only got enough work for one, thanks for you comment, dave.

[DaveAI]

Hi sweenyfireblade, there's a back boiler on one of the video's, thanks dave.

[SWEENYFIREBLADE]

great vid ,could you add a back boiler some how that would be cool, keep up the good work

[vutEwa]

man i want one of these. i'm a long time professional, computer software creative, musical creative, artist.. but would love to get my hand dirty on metal fabrication like this. looks really really fun. thanks for sharing this great idea for recycling material and making something really useful.

[DaveAI]

Hi vutEwa, thanks for your comment, if you have a go at making a stove and need advice,

I'll do my best to answer any questions, thanks dave.