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Ice Shanty with Homemade Wood stove
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2016
- Four foot wide base opened up to six foot wide at about shoulder height. Makes it a bit more comfortable and keeps that small footprint so you can move it around fairly easy.
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I love this design. Thanks for the demo !!!
Love your woodstove vent, clean out ,it looks like a Nut-sac
Love the design and simplicity of your shanty. I am in the middle of building mine and yours gave me some great ideas.
that is one sweet shanty. and awesome stove. love the rock heatwell .
One of the best thought out shanties I've seen.
Fantastic work!
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Love the resourcefulness dude. Great work.
Simple to the point. well done. Enjoyed it.
Brian Moore thanks, glad to hear it.
really like the rocks idea, i think i will have to try that. thanks!
Damper lid looks kinda like a ball sac! haha I like the set up!
I had yet to see a gas bottle woodstove that I liked or was impressed with, and yours is both lovely and particularly impressive!
The twin ash pipes, cover and spanner handle are really neat touches nicely done, and the rocks and rock baskets both look good and work well for heat retention.
If that weren't enough, its a neat installation into a very cleverly made ice shanty!
Thank you for sharing your stove and ice shanty.
Felix Cat thanks for watching!
Nice stove, recycling at it best
Well done.
great ice shack buddy, looks comfortable
great ideas ,thanks for the information
Nice design! !! Would work well for a camp trailer behind a Jeep Wrangler too.
Great tips. Stove design is nice.
Landlock Newfie thanks for watching!
I think I commented on this last year. Your Shanty inspired me! Started mine last year got Covid was down for two months and now with winter approaching decided I’d finish it. It’s definitely the best design out there.
Post some pics somewhere and let me know. I’d love to see how it’s going and if you have any ideas of your own to make it better. Thanks for watching.
Post some pics somewhere and let me know. I’d love to see how it’s going and if you have any ideas of your own to make it better. Thanks for watching.
JamesBeinecke. I posted a few on Instagram
@@ironsparks1 I looked under your name and ironspark1….. can’t find you on instagram.
Awesome job on the Shanty and your videos!!!
We will be putting our shanty out this Saturday on that same lake, its the one with the trees painted in it. Stop by and introduce yourself!!
Will do! Thanks for watching. Putting ours out sometime this week. See you there.
Great job 👏
Im from the UK and have absolutely no idea what an ixe shanty is......but this looks brilliant!! Camping on ice! Lol.
The stove is awesome
Very cool!
Nice shack -It is better with more shoulder room - I hate working with wood but I think I can make something like this ..
Awesome shack!
Awesome!
A corn crib with sides,, I like it
Well done
I love the homemade stove
A damper in the vent pipe so you can shut it down a bit will make the wood burn slower and keep more heat in. You close it just enough to keep the smoke out...
There is one in there....
Damn good job.
Thanks for watching!
Very Nice..Id like a hut that I could fish in and have the stove too.
Tried to find for a week now which ice shanty I am gonna build for 2 or 3 persons. I found it right here. Tks a lot for sharing this video.. As I am not a very good carpenter, will have to find one to give me a hand :) will try to make it not too heavy. This design is exactly what I need.
Be sure to check out my other video with the free plans. Glad to help. Good luck with the build
@@5yearplan269 tanks you so much. haden t realized you have another video on the same project. Tired of the small one I have right now, same as yours will be on the ''Baie des Chaleurs'', province of Quebec, for smelt fishing next winter :) minus 26 F in mine before opening propane last friday :)
You could add a water tank too they hold heat great
Greetings from up north Minnesota. Thought your ice house looked great and very efficient I have an old ice house actually being heated with old propane tank as well but it's time to recycle her and build a new one I'm sure I could figure out the plans and make it my own but, you wouldn't wanna share the plans if you had them still by chance just for reference. Thank you
Isaac Manthei sorry I don't have any plans. We just started cutting and welding and it kind of just came together. I will be making another out of an old air compressor tank and will do a video of the build. Not sure when, but it's in the plans. Thanks for watching.
Love the flip down seat! Nice work on the door. Did you use a plasma cutter to cut that? Ha 94, that will take the chill out of the bones. Love it. Nice work!
Thanks, I did use a plasma cutter. One of the best pieces of welding/burning equipment I've bought. Only thing I wish is that it was able to cut thru some thicker steel. Right now this one will cut up to 1/4".... but its portable. Its a Miller, I dont remember the size... I'll get back with you on that later.
Plasma cutter is a Spectrum 375 X-treme made by miller.
I like the wood stove I can imagine the conversation that went on when you were building the clean-out your friend was probably like are we going to make that square you're like no we're going to make it shaped like a nut sack
Lol! You nailed it! That was exactly what happened! I’m call my buddy and telling him about your comment... he’ll get a kick out of it too.
I'm thinking something similar on a 4' *8' trailer.
Clever.......
I too have a 2016 indy adventure!!
Wicked little shack. Do you pull that with a Snowmobile? how easy is it to move, and how many holes inside?
Thanks, Yes I pull it with a snowmobile. Last year I used a 1990 Skidoo Safari that was only hitting on one cylinder and was able to pull it off the ice.... so I guess it is easy to move! It has one hole inside, but you could rearrange it a bit and probably get a couple more. Thanks for watching. Hope this helped.
Very cool shanty and love that little wood heater. What type of rocks did you use to collect heat...need an idea here for warming pipes in basement during a prolonged power outage and we can't seem to figure a way to get a wood stove idea going in the basement....it wood work but the flue would have to run up the side of a two floor small house with elevated roof :( Not smart or innovative enough for this project :( All ears if you have any ideas...going with a HQ issue tent stove. That said, thinking of firing it up outside and wrapping hot rocks around problem areas...if that even makes sense.
Thanks for the compliment, glad you liked it. The rocks are actual sauna rocks that we had left over from our sauna build.
You might try a "Mr. Heater" portable propane heater for your basement. They are small and throw some good heat. You can get an adapter to hook it up to larger bottles.
Thanks for watching.
I would make the stove pipe go out a basement window if you have one. or maybe a second story window.
Nice
Dennis Arlan thanks for watching!
i dont ice fich but that is a nice shack if it was made a little bigger it would be a nice one man cabin for summer/fall camping in the woods
Daniel farmall h thanks for watching!
Great unit. Jus built one this year. What is the purpose of the two cords attached to the shanty that go into ice? Is it prone to flip with high winds/
Marc Lefebvre it is a precautionary measure..... keep it in one spot if the winds pick up. Thanks for watching!
i assume you pull with snowmobile? How does it pull, could you pull it down trails you think easily? I am looking to build an ice shack for some remote lakes.
Yes I pull it with a snowmobile... tows nice on packed trail.. on the lake... where I live the trails are way to narrow. Only room for two sleds to pass. When I go remote I just bring the tow behind pop up. Thanks for watching.
@@5yearplan269 yes our trails are narrow too, just enough room for a shack this size to get through, but we do it. We leave them up there though, i dont mean move from lake to lake. End of season, we hide in bush , shhh
@acreage living check out this link to another video I just put up.... might be something that you can use. ruclips.net/video/atx6k2ji1Os/видео.html
Can you make a video on how to make one of these shanties and mini stove.
Link for plans- Hope this helps! ruclips.net/video/MAALBSTYWnA/видео.html
I would love to model your shack. Do you have any sketches or plans that I may be able to work off of?
I don't have any plans. I will try and work up a sketch. May be a while, but I'll let you know when I get something together.... Maybe another video wit dimensions. Thanks for watching.
5 Year Plan please do this. I have been sketching for be last few weeks. This design after seeing your video. Just want to know the dimensions. So when wood shopping I don't under purchase. Also what did you insult with?
Do you have them ropes on the one side of the shack for stability?
Todd Battern no they are to hold it in place when storms come thru so it’s not blown down the lake. Thanks for watching!
What kind of chimney pipe ddid u use
Adam Rafferty regular 3 inch stove pipe.
Where did you film this video , what lake is it?
Anne M Guyer in the Adirondack Mountains, on Lake Adirondack. Thanks for watching!
How did you attach the bottom frame chord to the floor?
Marshall Angst I have had a lot of questions about the shanty so I'll be posting a video showing it more in depth in the next couple of days. Basically it is framed like a house using 2x2's with the bottom of the wall screwed to the floor. Thanks for watching.
Like to see the exhaust design on back of stove also. You could teach how to make videos for YT by the way
I like it, but I only seen one hole to fish out of??
Thanks for watching. We fish mainly using tip-ups or as some people call them traps. I'm the only one in the family who occasionally uses the jigging poles... therefore only one hole.
Can't believe you didn't invite me!! :)
I dont know you....... do I?
no.. just kidding :)
Ok.... see you Saturday. ;)
welding instructer made me scared to cut into any gas tank/ barrel. how did you cut into the propane tank safely. teacher made it sound like ill get blown up lol
ruclips.net/video/ldY5XF33xlY/видео.html
Check out this video. It will help you.
If you ever cut a tank, fill it completely with water first to displace any gas vapor that could be left inside. Dump out water and cut away
I plan on building an ice shanty with some of my students to raffle off to make money for the school. I hope to copy your design. If thats ok
valleyfarm that’s great! Send me a link to some pics when get it done!
ruclips.net/video/MAALBSTYWnA/видео.html Here are some plans that may help.
@@5yearplan269 thanks
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I have a tms wood stove. I would have made a propane tank one, but I don't have a welder and I have asthma so I needed to make shure that my stove is vary sealed. the stove pipe that comes with is is 2 3/4 so I'm having trouble finding and elbow for it. any advice would be nice.
5 Year Plan I would like to build a tiny house and this gave me some great ideas.
Looking to build an ice shanty with a similar design. Thanks for the video! It's nice to see the details; how / why you did them.
Wanting to build an Ice house and looking for tips and tricks. What works and what doesn't. Want to learn from other peoples great ideas and mistakes.
I watched it trying to figure out where you were from, since everyone else in Mn calls it a fish house not an ice shanty.
First wood stove I've seen with a nutsack!
3dSorcery LOL and they are diamond plate too! Thanks for watching.
Did you say 94 degrees. My God.
Love your shack. Would you like to build and sell me one?
kinda hard to see what you are talking about with the fisheye lens. everything is curved...
+TheRaven0811 Yea I see what you mean. I'll try and remember to remove the fish eye when I edit the next video. Thanks for the constructive comment. Let me know if you have anything in particular you would like to see more in depth and without the fish eye and I'll see what I can do.
90 isn’t warm it hot as hell.