Semi Permanent Shelter - The Stove Goes In

We finally figured out a way to safely put our Wood Stove into the shelter without burning it down.. We also touch more in detail on how to smoke insects out of your hut!

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• BushcraftOnFire
• Shelter
• Wood
• Stove
• Smoking
• Fire
• Chimney
• Survival

[yourhero33]

hey if you ever check this out i have a suggestion i think you should put a piece of metal on the stove and use it as a stove top so you dont clutter the shelter

[BushcraftOnFire]

@yourhero33 Of course I'll read it Bro.. Great suggestion.. thank you so much for posting it!

[pauldude000]

One thing I thought of since my previous post is the smoke trail. Smoke can be smelled for quite a distance, and on a still day the smoke column is a beacon pointing to your position. Gasifiers when heated to operating temps are almost completely smokeless.

[BushcraftOnFire]

@pauldude000

Good thoughts Bro.. But this isn't meant to carry, or for a covert setup. This is simply something that could be used for Base Camps.. But in other situations.. the Gasifier is an excellent suggestion!

[lovely123456789ist]

Is this a smoke generator?

[BushcraftOnFire]

@lovely123456789ist

No.. this burns pretty cleanly actually.. I was surprised as I thought there would be more smoke than there was.

[HBC258]

Cool set up. I see this was a 2009 video, it be nice to see if it's still in operation.

[yourhero33]

you should make some kind of food storage i it too i just started my shelter 3 days ago and used the stove and we are working on some knid of food storage it also has a door too

[mrgrnjns1111]

@yourhero33 My buddy actually has this on his 55 gallon barrel stove... Works fantastic.. Also a good way to dry wet wood quickly..

[mrgrnjns1111]

Great video Dave. But I would like to make one suggestion if I may. That Stove looks to be on the ground. I would raise it about 6 inches maybe by staking a few rocks under it so that you get more of a heat reflection from the floor of the shelter. I think it would be more efficient resulting in burning less wood. you also would be heating more moving air instead of heat dissipating into the ground . Also it would make it a hell of alot easier to tend to the fire...

[yourhero33]

@BushcraftOnFire i built one and it worked great we made steaks

[houseoffire72]

Nice vid bro :) keep up the good work.

[staringintotheabyss]

@50calkinney This was a debate about training, not random circumstances.

[50calkinney]

@staringintotheabyss although it is logical to believe technology does play a role in basic skills that is based on if that technology is available in a survival situation. I agree with u to some extent but what if u run into an instance where u have a sickness even as outdated as influenza and ur technology and basic skills are not readily available. Ill tell u what would happen ud die..to a cold.