Semi Permanent Shelter - Woodburning Stove 1

In order to heat the shelter we thought that we would try a "Semi Permanent" Woodstove. In all to date we have spent about $11.00 making this stove ($8.00 was cutting the metal). I am confident that this stove will heat the shelter more than adequately! Join us as we learn through trial and error how to make a Wood Stove.

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Education

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• BushcraftOnFire
• Woodstove
• Heat
• Shelter
• Survival
• Wilderness

[bobinmissouri]

hello Dave how is the stove working? oh and Merry Christmas Dave and Family

[BushcraftOnFire]

@bobinmissouri

Yes.. the stove still works Bob! Many blessings to you and yours.. Have a wonderful week

[Dem0D1ck]

I appreciate the practicality of this stove but, R U Really going to lug all of this stuff around in the bush?

[BushcraftOnFire]

@Dem0D1ck

Honestly it depends on what I'm doing.. I probably wouldn't carry this stove all the time.. but if i was going out with my family.. yep.. I'd bring it because it makes life easier. Will it go in my BOB? Probably not :)

[CarCraze4]

Hey, on of you're other videos, you show a very nice folding camp stove. Could you send me a link to a place that sells one of those? I looked a bunch and could'nt find one. Thanks!

[BushcraftOnFire]

@CarCraze4

I got it from Campingsurvival (DOT) com.. Hope that helps

[kirimikium]

someone needs to invest in a welder.

[clamzo1]

Those aren't 7/16" bolts, they're 1/4 x 20tpi bolts, which requires a 7/16" socket to tighten.

[xMrjamjam]

i dont know why but you remind me of dave canterbury :P

[mc01236]

the chimney was impressive :)

[FixedByDoc]

pretty neat...

[Bushcraftarizona]

Fyi the inner steel on a old water heater will work well too. Very thick wall so heat retention is good and can be had for free too.