A Woodstove So Good They Made It Illegal
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Title says Woo-Stove?
Did you mean "Emergency Foo"?
Who made it illegal?
@@IrishEagIe Go to Alaska preppers page. A few days ago he went to lowes up in AK and they made him register with the state in order to purchase a wood stove. Its coming...
Cody, you are still welcome to come up to Arlington Hardware when this virus finishes its course.
Love you brother.
I haven't watched in a while, but my complaint isn't that the projects take too long. It's that the titles are all clickbatey and the project videos stopped being numbered in order which makes them hard to follow along.
Yeah like this title he didn't even address the "illegal" part.
@@Knallteute Or the "This video got me fired from the forest service"
Well, One simply have to watch all his vids to get the whole picture. Training my Sherlock Holmes skills too.
@@bjorngve if only youtube actually auto played the uploaders videos in order. One video will finish, then start playing another one that I only assume is the next one but has none of the content I was expecting to see, come to find out it's playing one two years old. If I have to select the videos based off of upload date, what's the point of even having titles?
@@patharmon9760 Yes true.
My uncle had a couple of these when I was younger. One in his mechanic's shop for work and one in his garage at home. They weren't all fancy with the flanges, he just cut and welded some pipe between them to hold the upper chamber and act as a means to transfer the heat, and he filled the upper chamber with scrap steel so it would collect and radiate the heat even after the fire went out.
Mine too!
That's a great idea using the scrap!!!
Thank you!
Having worked in a farm huge metal building repair shop many years ago, these are great during the rainy, snowy, winter days. The older mechanics made a removeable metal griddle that sat on top of the lower drum so that breaktimes you could heat up or toast some bread, fry some sausages, even a few eggs, bacon, etc for the crew. There's not a lot of space between the drums, but it just occurred to me that I bet there's a way to make great coffee with one of those double chamber Italian coffeemakers, just extend the griddle out a bit somehow for it to sit on and conduct the heat. When the power goes out in the winter (which often happened), you'd be set. Also, they had a suspended metal frame above the stove where you could spread out and warm up damp work gloves. In our modern world where so much is manufactured, the handmade solutions often bring back the best memories.
As far as I'm concerned, you NEVER have to apologize for the pace of your great content. Superior quality just takes more time to produce. Thank you for the meaningful and interesting content.
It may be easier to organize it like alec steele does his where they're just numbered then combined in a playlist when they're finished
Will Cushman agreed, I enjoy waiting for the next portion of the video, gives me something to look forward to seeing.
Defintely, I think the content is the best its ever been
@@nateasonjames was just about to write this exact thing, not bored with 20+ episode builds watching his builds...
@@snowborisak right, it's just the video titles give the impression that we're about to watch a start to finish.
You installed the flanges between your barrels backwards. You always want the inner pipe pointing up you don't want to exposed crimped pipe pointing down in the direction of the flame. Leaks in the proper position will only add extra combustion air whereas if they're in the wrong direction they'll leak carbon monoxide
This is what fireplace sealant is for.
@@notamouse5630 just because they make sealant doesn't justify doing things the wrong way.
Agreed
I read your comment before and then it made sense when I saw him adding the pipe between
@@notamouse5630 not a mouse and also not a genius. Mommy I cut myself, shut-up and put some fireplace sealant on it.
This stove is in no way illegal. It's simply not good enough to pass inspection in a dwelling. It's perfectly OK to install in a workshop, as long as you don't need to keep an insurance company happy. Good construction video!
@Daniel Hollingsworth you dont.
I guess it's not entirely "so good" if it can't go inside.
@@slowfudgeballs9517 It's good in the sense that it really heats well. I remember these in houses back in the day; they could warm up a draughty uninsulated space in no time and keep it that way (though they wouldn't hold a fire overnight). I guess the single-wall rolled steel isn't as fire-safe as heavy cast iron; is that why they banned them from living spaces? But if a stove is supposed to make efficient use of fuel and pump out the heat, this is a good stove.
I looked it up and it is illegal in a home in the US but not because its too good. . It was banned along with most woodburning stoves to to emission and pollution concerns in 2017. Has nothing to do with this stoves heat efficiency but because it's smoke would still be raw woodsmoke and well above the 20% requirement for modern wood burning stoves.
@@TheCcguy Yes. The video title is a joke. I understood that coming in.
Cool stove. Great video. I’m an HVAC tech and the only illegal thing I see is the way the venting connects, you did it upside down. Crimps of stove pipe, or any venting, need to be in the direction of air flow to eliminate flue spillage. So crimps should be going upwards or smoke or CO will leak out.
I'm not an HVAC tech and I thought, why is he putting that in upside down.
Crimps go down so that creosote condensate runs back to the firebox, and not drip down the pipe causing a fire hazard
Wrong, on woodstove applications (only) you always run the male opposite the flow, this keeps creosote and condensation from running out of the joint onto the exterior of the pipe. And flue installations the pipe is the opposite of HVAC since it is under vaccuum not pressure. Under pressure like (HVAC) the flow works best male with flow. On a woodstove you are asking for a creosote fire on the outside of the pipe.
@@luckysevenairammo1217 Makes sense. Good explanation.
I think on the last episode I commented: "tease". I didn't mean that projects can't be split up. I actually like long projects, it gives me something to look forward to in the next episode!
I was just expecting part 1 / 3 in the summary or title, but I understand how it goes, sometimes you finish it up quickly, next time something happens and it takes a few days (or episodes).
I just wanted to clarify, I wasn't upset that it was more than 1 episode.
Don’t listen to the complaints too closely. Everyone here has the choice to be here or to be on another channel. Your doing great.
RIGHT ON!
I agree
Please dont listen to the nuts they would find fault with anything you do dont try to explain good job with the vido..
you're
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And btw, it was so nice to watch a video of this kind WITHOUT music.
Hearing the sounds of good hands using good tools is entertainment and satisfaction enough in itself.
The music is always so lame too!
Yeah...My tools never make that music when I run them...Maybe I got the wrong kind....
Agreed. Some of this recycled canned music on RUclips videos is more pain than the videos themselves.
I agree with this sentiment. Its a nice break from dopamine overload
Also, some videos have the worst choice of music and make it louder than the speaker so hard to figure out what saying.
Cody, you're only one man so do what you can do. I'm not frustrated, even though I'm near the East coast. We love your videos!
I am so east that it is actually Europe.
I like more these realistic channels. If it takes 2 weeks to ship a barrel it takes 2 weeks. If plasma cutter breaks during manufacturing we would see that. Etc.
I 2nd that !
Amen this comment
"even though I'm near the East coast" ?
Are you suggesting that everyone here lives in the city & no
one values these types of skills? I don't understand.
Please advise.
@@CaalamusTube Nope, I live in Tennessee. And I truly value these skills. Most don't care and will be sorry when the SHTF! Also, Cody picks on the East coast people as most don't do squat but armchair quarterback.
What is it with people wanting to change the way a creator runs his or her channel? I have seen so much of that lately... The way I see it is it is your channel to be ran the way you see fit and works for you. It is your channel and the way I see it, you should just do you...end of story. I enjoy watching your channel and the flow of which you show your work. If I wanted something different, I would go watch something different. You got your channel to where it is by doing the things you thought best and have a ton of watchers that like it that way....don't let the few people that want you to change make you feel like you have to.... there is way too much of that in our society already and have really made a mess of things. Great video and thanks for sharing!!
The "creators" are my muse, if they don't dance right they will be banished to the dungeon.
I agree..if someone doesn’t like your method of making a video, please don’t complain…no one is forcing you to watch. It’s just one guy and he does a great job, please show some gratitude for everything he is teaching you. Filming while actually making these things is not as easy as he makes it look. In fact, it’s very hard. This is a very talented, good man. If he didn’t take the time to be detailed, he would get complaints about that.
I’m a older woman and I’ll probably never make anything he’s making, but I appreciate his dedication, skill, and mannerly disposition. He’s teaching you all for free!
God bless him and show some love for everyone. We all need more love and grace. God bless everyone.
It's not his channel tho..its RUclips's channel that they happen to let him use, read the Tos
unless they the "Tos" say he has to change because someone is whining then your comment is irrelevant
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Haters and leftists are cancer that must be removed
It may not be "illegal" to make and use on of these barrel wood stoves, but if it fails and burns down your house or garage, then the insurance company will not pay for damages. I have seen these in people's garages and they work pretty good to heat the place up in the colder months. The problem is that heat generated, melts the bottoms out. They have to be lined with stove bricks. I would like to see a wood stove made out of a 275 gallon oil tank. I made a burner barrel for my dad which took 3 years to burned out, but it was used outside and was getting rained on. Cool video through. Thanks.
Yeah my dad made one out of an oil tank just like you're saying, except that he uses it for burning garbage and small brush outside so he doesn't have to get a permit. He just slams the door shut. It's a bit of a monstrosity. As for melting the bottoms out, we always let so much ash accumulate in the bottoms of our single barrel stove that it was plenty insulating. I think the stove outlasted the garage.
My dad's a stone Mason. So of course, he lined the bottom of his with cement. Hey, it works.
Sand works fine,when they look like getting thin,just oral open another drum
I burned the bottom out of a BBQ grill in one season. Mesquite burns warm😄
My insurance company wouldn't even give me insurance on the structure over this stove. I bought the place in October and it's inaccessible in winter so I didn't have time to change it so I figured I could at least get insurance on it and obviously if the stove caused a loss I wouldn't be covered but they denied me any coverage
I enjoy the painstaking details. It reminds me of when I was a little kid under dad's feet in the garage asking him what he's doing and watching his every move. Turns out I actually learned things. So do your thing and keep the details in there. The trial and error is authentic. The why and whats are important. Thank you for this.
This vid was super relaxing. Reminded me of when I was a kid and would watch This Old House for hours on end on the weekends. Lol
My dad used to make these for all the ranchers in my rural part of NM. He was a welding instructor at the college and would teach ranchers to weld and do projects from horse trailers, coat racks with barn wood and horse shoes. and of course these wood heaters for the shops or barns. Crazy how well these would work. Thanks for sharing.
Delayed gratification is hard for some. I love the slower pace. More to look forward to. Keep on keepin' on!
My husband built/made one of this for his shop/garage. It works GREAT!!!!
You are literally like a dad for all of us that didn’t have a dad growing up man I appreciate all the information I’ve gained by watching you! Keep it up man.
I have a dad i see but he never taught me anything of significance like how to build, maintain anything or make money, i had to figure it out. he cooks food for me but makes a big deal out of it, i cook better for myself.. he might as well have been deadbeat id be happy to not see him again, mom was ok and a bit more tolerable not much better, i was dealt a very basic hand when it came to parents, my dad makes money on stockmarket but will not share his knowledge with me
So yeah seeing your real dad isn't as exciting as you might hope for, i know who my dad is and what his principles are and i dont like him
I find it quite ironic that I've learned more and had better friendships with male strangers than my own dad.
By all means try and find out who you' re real dad is but it doesn't mean he's likeable
I can agree fully with nick nearns as I did not and do not have a dad I am 33 and you inspire me every time I watch a vid thank you 🙏
RUclips deleting my comments all time. Why bother
Do things at your own pace and let the impatient ones wait a few days. Sometimes real-life gets in the way of videography
I agree 100%
@@AntonioClaudioMichael Me TOO
Yup, you take your time. I love them this way. Just a couple steps at a time. Line upon line, precept upon precept.
Don't be fooled, he makes his videos 10 minutes and in multiple parts for the ad revenue.
Your longer videos that show your craftsmanship and attention to detail are some of my favorite. Whether I'm learning from them or just watching someone do something I also love to do I think they're great. Well done and thanks.
Honestly I like the fact that you do separate videos, it gives you more of a chance to show more detail per video and gives you yourself a chance to get your NON RUclips stuff done. keep putting out the great content bud and as always thanks for sharing.
"So good they made it illegal?" -- A sensational title and a build video that didn't actually talk about the stove. :-(
@ You too, noticed....what a "star" he is...lol.
Exactly, so freasturating.
@ used one for over 10 yrs never had holes . it was still good when i pulled it out , which i regret. the rest i can't disagree with you.
Hey who knows maybe you did that on purpose so work more like a rocket stove is better exhaust flow guess you'll just have to watch the second video to find out. But I was a little bummed he didn't explane the title as well
@Fast Internet phhssss.Know nothing trolls
dont even worry about ppl being impatient. most of ur viewers understand that u have tons of other things to do, and enjoy ur content at the pace u are able to put it out. it would serve noone (other than the minority of ur viewers that are the vocal majority sometimes) if u would rush things and then u get injured or have to redo things for whatever errors sneak in due to stress. if ppl cant wait, they can find other creators whos main focus is YouTubing, but again i think thats a very small minority here anyways. me personaly, i have learned so many usefull small tips and tricks here since i came accross ur channel. and knowing its a hobby of urs and not ur "job" makes it more enjoyable for some reason (even tho i cant lay my finger on it exactly, it just is) so pls just keep sharing with us at ur own pace, and know that most ppl here are perfectly content with it the way it is ^^ best wishes for u and ur family, stay well ^^
Nicely done! I’ve made a few of these myself over the years. I would recommend that you turn the top barrel around in order to offset the stack so you get more of the heat in the heat exchanger.
Cody, keep doing you. Lord knows me being in my 30’s couldn’t even hang with you. I know I don’t comment enough to remind you how much I appreciate it.
Sucky sucky
Nope, to put the flanges on the same side defeats the whole purpose of the upper barrel. It's the same principle as with Finnish masonry heaters. You
want the hot gases to travel a maximum distance before they are released, so they have more time and area to give off their heat.
He says around 8:40 that is mounted differently because of where is going. I know little about thermal dynamics, I'll try to research the "why"
He could put a partition wall, similar to older mufflers, inside the barrel (if he opened it and welded it close again), making the exhaust flow back and forth through the second barrel.
Why...you could just put a double elbow ...inside the 2nd barrel, thereby doubling the area of heat distribution...You gotta think out of the box LOL
@@MolloRelax "outside the drum"?
It works way good the way he did it. I have 1 at work, my guys did it that way.
You just keep doing what you’re doing at your own pace. You’re running a homestead and we are merely observers with no skin in the game. No pressure, I’ll enjoy whatever video you put out for us, no matter the content.
Years ago my uncle built one of these double barrel stoves. It was super efficient and burned smoke free. If the fire was to big, the top barrel would could glow straw red. But this stove could heat a triple stall garage so effectively, that even when it was -20 outside we could open the main door and still be warm.
Any idea on how to build one of these you mention?
@@marinetrax yeah, make what wranglerstar did in this video but
insulate the bottom of the bottom barrel
insulate the whole top barrel
@@escapetherace1943 righto cheers thanks ;-)
@@marinetrax aircrete/firebricks
@@escapetherace1943 thanks
Don't pander to the audience...
We will find you my friend.
Excellent videos.
From Montreal with love 💪🏼🇨🇦👊🏽
People who don't know how to build "stuff" think that everything should happen immediately. Those of us who build for a living realize that building is a time consuming process it doesn't happen overnight.
Time is something that few people are willing to invest for quality
@The Truth about Africa hurts all right, build exactly what this guy built, do it live and don't stop till you're done period. I want to watch
@The Truth about Africa hurts So you are no better than your sad excuse comments.
@The Truth about Africa hurts um. "Slow" is "accurate". "Fast" is "sloppy".
Some of us believe in only building things once.
I'd imagine everything you build needs repairs.
That's job security for guys like me!😂
@The Truth about Africa hurts Hey! Not fair! I'm a structural engineer. I wouldn't want you building a gazebo! Lol.
Fair enough?
I had that same design stove in my garage 25 years ago. I had 5 - 4" tubes through the top barrel with a box fan behind it to push air through the tubes. I also lined the bottom of the bottom barrel with fire bricks. Best wood stove I ever had.
He's got that pipe between the two barrels backwards smoke and flame can come up through the joint
I wondered the same thing...
The beautiful part is he can just flip the stove upside down to fix it...
Actually, it should be easy to correct. Swap the flanges.
He does a lot of silly stuff like that. More of a get it done type of guy than a thinker. Lacks critical thinking skills and the drive to start over and correct errors before posting. Sweet guy with a ton of knowledge to share. Just watch the details and check your facts.
Actually the pipes are supposed to be joined that way so any cresote will run back down inside , not out the joints and down the outside of the pipe .
Thank you...
I was thinking thee same thing. Very dangerous. Illegal to do that up here in Ontario.
What you expressed at the end of this video is priceless. Your authenticity, sincerity and honoring of one’s intentions was made crystal clear. I believed I stumbled here just to take a moment and acknowledge as witness to a brother who is his worth in weight of gold.
I believe you meant; he is worth his weight in gold. What do you think? It means if Wranglerstar weighed 200 pounds he would be worth the same as 200 pounds of gold.
Impatience is the root cause for mistakes... what we lack today is patience, everything is now... when doing things by hand patience is the price we pay for quality and piece of mind.... great work Cody god bless you and your family.
In Australia we call these men “cowboys”. Can’t spin a wrench or swing a hammer but they’ve got the shiniest versions of both.
You must be new to this channel
You must be new to this channel
Here they have free NorthFace jackets and DD4 AR fifteens
I like the episode format.
As Lord Marks said: “leave them wanting more”.
Agreed
when using tin snips to cut a line dont fully close the scissors when snipping this will give you much better lines
Hvac dude here and yea I hate when guys cut like that
Never thought of that but it does make sense
@Ronald Reed ikr? He has to have a cheap MIG around somewhere.
Saw a double barrel stove in Northern Idaho where a guy had cut out the ends of the top barrel, then he put the ring around the inner barrel welded in a 30 gal barrel with no ends in it, and placed a fan in the back to heat a very large shop. I think it was his own design. I saw it 35 or 40 years ago in St. Maries, Idaho.
My buddy did at least similar to what you're describing... the top barrel was essentially an internally hollow huge metal pipe (for the hot gasses to flow through), with capped ends, and a wide open hole through the middle of it that a box fan could blow through
Here in Finland, wood burning stoves were practically compulsory in every house since the beginning of the cold war until very recently. To get a planning permission, you had to file a statement under heading "Winter heat source during periods of inavailability of imported fuels" meaning situations where electricity, gas or oil is not available. That was in effect until year 2012, if I remember correctly, and thus almost every house has some kind of a fireplace.
People want movie magic..., it seems that anyone who “does it themself” knows how long a seemingly simple project can take. Take your time, do it right and thanks for the years of interesting, educational and real content.
The 3" pipe piece in between the barrels was installed upside down. If you imagine the flow of air/smoke it will leak out at both ends the way it was installed.
That’s incorrect. The pipes are meant to go exactly how he placed them. Stove pipes always go in this direction. The reason being that any moisture or condensation will not leak out. Smoke will follow within the chimney with any reasonable draft that’s needed for the stove to operate properly.
The male (crimped) end of any woodstove pipe ALWAYS points down.
Your comments are insightful re: viewer frustration over you not including every part of a project, all on one video.
This isnt a simple "how-to" channel, it's you sharing your everyday life, as an example or model of a modern homesteader, a "professional homeowner."
I for one appreciate the authenticity. Thanks.
You'r doing great Cody. You just keep doing what you do. Love the stove btw. My grandfather had one of those in his wood working building. I remember getting the fire started and then sitting with him up at the house till it warmed up a bit. Wonderful memories made near that stove!
omg i wanted to scream when he was trying to mark a 3in line when the square hes using has the freaking grooves to stick the marker tip in
I haven't seen these heaters since traveling through British Colombia and the Yukon in the early 1970s. I suppose they're still in use there, because they're the most effective heaters I've ever seen. When the temperature outdoors was around 40 below, one of these would heat a very large, high-ceilnged room to the point of being too warm for comfort. Make no mistake: if you want real heat, get one of these. They work!
I've said it before, I'll say it again, I don't care how many vids it takes. I'm thankful I get to come along for the ride.
I think I must have missed it. Where do you speak about the stove being banned. Come on dude, your one of the people I actually trust, speak the truth.
Needs ratings and money. So guess catchy titles is not lying. Well, I disagree.
Wood burning stoves are illegal in your house in most states now so hes kind of telling the truth but you can still go to rural king or amazon and get this kit for around $100
that's the only reason i was interested in the vid. thanks for saving me the time. the guy knows some stuff, but vids are soo long and often shilling products, so i hardly watch anymore
you must be a young-un that's an 'ol timey expression LOL forgot what you call that.
señor momento / senior moment guess the jokes on me i forgot LOL
example: nice = that's hot. time to take my brain fart outta here
I believe they are banned, in that they have no epa rating. Also, try explaining to your home owners insurance that you have a diy wood stove that you built by watching youtube in your house and see how fast they drop you.
Honestly, I like the multi-part projects.
As a long time subscriber, I personally like the multi-episode projects. It feels more personal and more like real life.
I Can't imagine how busy you must be. All by yourself that's a lot of work. Patience is a virtue
When I was a kid, we had one of these in our basement and man, did it put out heat! They really work.
Barrels never last very long. Use 20"+ oil pipe. It's around 1/3" thick instead of the thin gauge barrel. Costs about $20 per foot around here. Some 1/4" plate for the front and back, it's a stove that lasts a lifetime
Could also use a Water Heater Tank as they are also quite thick!!!
I had the same heater in my shop. It was put in in the late '70s. I think around 76 or 77 by my father in law. And I inherited the place in 1991and I used it until we moved in 2006. The only problem I had with it was birds would fly down the stove pipe until I put a screen over it. And I sold the place to a friend of mine who is still using it now. My father in law put a rebar grate in it to keep the fire off the bottom. The drums have never been replaced. I don't know why he would say that it is illegal. It may be in his state. I have put a smaller one in my shop just last year. Just one drum on this one.
@@dukesworld3020 You let the ash build up about 3" on bottom/will never rust out. Clean out for summer.
@@stephendwolf13 That's the way I did it. Never had a problem!!!
No apologies needed. Love these kits, I use them for making smokers. Well done, no pun intended!
Anyone who complains "its taking to long " doesn't actually do anything ....unless watching others work is counted as 'doing something ' ! ! !
Your stove reminds me of the shop stoves we would build when we were young. we didn't have any of the fancy cast flanges ,etc you have for your build, we made that up out of scrap steel and pipe we'd get from the junkyard for cheap. that could fit standard store bought stove pipe.our fire box having 2~4 inches of beach sand with old masonry brick on top to build our fires upon & its cold here in winter in Canada, wood pallets at the Industrial Park were free fire wood & it kept our garages warm where we could work on our vehicles . They were ugly but they worked great to heat a garage up. often you had 1 side of you cooking, the side away from the stove was chilled ~;)
Best we could do as Students with part time jobs, and 2nd hand beaters, dirt bikes and a couple old snow machines to work on.
It takes me 2 hours to mow my lawn. Hurry up? I go slow on my rider for a better cut.
You can't please everyone, just do things at the pace that you're comfortable with. Some people want the world revolve around them, they're not worth your sweat. I'm glad to see your projects and grateful for the information you put out there.
I’m so used to using a cutoff wheel and sawsall that I forget plasma cutter exist. What a sweet tool.
I actually like your how to videos that are more than an episode long. The Essential Craftsman has been building his project going on near nine months.
I remember helping a friend make one of those back in 1973. They catch a lot of heat that would otherwise go up the chimney.
X nay on the S vay
I actually love this wood stove ,, i actually made my own version using 2 100 pound propane tanks and it works amazing
I've been wanting to do that myself
Hey cody,
Just got to say your amazing at what you do, forget the people that like to complain about your process they can all stay frustrated in there own way, its not your problem . I appreciate all your passion, diligence, and precision you put into all your videos. All your effort and hard work alone is enough for anyone to appreciate your time and consideration ect... you put into your projects.. Take your time and do it your way . Many thanks for your vidoes !!! we are all blessed to have someone who puts this much pride into delivering Quality video lessons such as yours.
Could you do a video on the common man's vehicle recovery kit? I would love a Warn winch but they are expensive and it's out of my budget at the moment. However, I'd still like to be prepared with my truck. Thanks, love the videos Cody!
Skigan good idea! Would love to see a vid on this.
A come-along, chain and a D-ring hitch if you have a receiver hitch. Don't just hook to a ball
He's done several of those. Go back and watch some of his older videos, there's lots of good ones. Harbor Freight have some decent winches for cheap. As well as rigging gear. Straps and come-alongs etc.
How many tons do you recommend?
@@NordboDK why not hook to a ball?
I don't care what anyone says about the videos taking too. I find you're videos to be very satisfying. They calm my anxiety and it's awesome. Thanks for the great videos and please don't shorten them
the flanges between the barrels are backwards - they are directional and have the potential to leak that way - male should have been on the bottom and female on top barrel
When dealing with wood and Solid fuel it is backwoods on purpose or soot falls down the outside of the pipe.
@Mark Makes carbon monoxide coming into the room would be my biggest concern.
@@gazinta which is heavier than air, and would fall down and out, this should be the way WS has em
@@gazinta - It's all venting into the room via the holes in the ends of the upper drum. There's no chimney through the ceiling. Why are Americans so obsessed with dying from carbon monoxide poisoning? Buy a microwave oven and live another 30 years.
@Mark Makes I used to sell these pipes and stoves kits both and that was how we were trained by the manufactures reps.
ok if you cant do it in 1 video, i get that too. but can we have a playlist for each of these projects? you can have unlimited playlists and easily just add the newest part in as soon as its posted
This is the only video I have seen of yours so far. It’s great. I will watch more. I hope your videos stay with what you told the audience about your channel showing what you were able to accomplish for the day. You don’t talk too much, you inform us of what is going on when needed. And…. You have a good demeanor. Thanks for what you do!
I stumbled across this video from youtube suggested videos. The way I've lived it, projects are projects, THEY take time, Do what you do. And I subscribed just because of the ending comment about it taking more than just on day to get something done
I don’t mind multiple videos!! Makes me look forward to the next one! Keep up the great content.
I remember those. And they busted out the BTUs. My grandfather also had a similar stove in the basement he made from an old hot water heater. With a good fire in that, and the upstairs stove lit as well, it kept the whole house warm in the winter. Thanks for the very complete video!
I’ve never heard of a hot water heater…Is that new?
You almost said it. Right at the end. "I well, I...". "Appreciate your patience ". I knew you wanted to. But i was just gonna say, i have been watching you for well....since i can remember you being on. And while i havent seen every video. I dont think i could happier with what you have taught me and and the energy you put out.
May be a bit of a sensational title for something you can buy on Wayfair.
you can buy a lot of legal and ilegal thangs on wsyfair
The problem with the ones from wayfair is they cost twenty thousand dollars and come with a missing child inside.
@@stevematson4808 I was just trying to think up a witty remark such as this. Ur is better than anything I could’ve come with 😁🤣🤗
It’s wayfair. They ship kids, what do you expect
He figured out that you get paid for good and bad comments so he titles his videos things he knows people will say something about to receive more money.
I made this exact stove back in the 80’s for my dad’s cottage with 20”x1/2” diameter wall pipe, also added a hot water tank, he used a fan at the back end to blow the hot air through the tubes, the cottage never gets cold.
Spend the extra couple hundred for stainless food grade barrels, they won't rot out like the standard steel. We got ours from a barrel recycler, but most large restraunts and bakeries have them.
They eventually decuarberize and eventually start rusting as well.
you need to flip the connections between the 2 barrels... smoke is gonns seep through the piles as it travels up... flipping them would put the open side of the over lap on bottom and smoke cant travel back down the pipe to seep out
MMORPG87 When I used to install stoves we put the female ends down so that the creosote would flow down into the stove. If your pipe is not drafting well and your joints aren’t tight. Use some filler to fill in the gap’s. If you still have smoke then you have a draft problem.
That would be wrong on a woodstove. Male ends always should point down. Otherwise creosote will leak outside and possibly catch fire.
I like the detail and so do not mind watching multiple videos. I'm here to learn how and taking the time to show how is appreciated.
I'm watching this again after a few months, just because. It occurred to me that, for those who want to see a full start to finish project, maybe you could edit the relevant bits into a single video if you get some down-time. I'm not trying to make more work for you, just floating a possible solution. Best of luck with all you do!
The way I located mycollars between the barrels was that I placed the barrel on top and measured the distance between. I cut a piece of pipe slightly shorter then that. removed the top barrel then placed the pipe and top collar together into the bottom co ensuring it was higher then it needed to be. As I placed the top barrel back into place it pushed down the top collar and I then marked it which ensured exact placement.
You can run the modern version of this on any woodstove. It is just a square box that goes above your flue collar with through piping for heat exchange via fan. They work great. "Heat reclaimer"
When using your square to scribe try using the notches on the inside of the square. They should go up in 1/4inch increments and it's used for scribing
I think it's good that you're taking your time, quality over quantity. People are in such a rush all the time, they just want more and more and more.
Video games have created an "Entertain us!" mentality.
I just bought a set of coupling myself, this spring, for the winter use. Always good to watch someone else before I try to screw it up. Thanks!
I switch the collars around so the pipe goes into the one at the top and around the one at the bottom so the smoke wont seep through the crimped end as it goes up.
Will Wade ...That was the only thing I also noticed I’d change, from trial n error on my part.
Black chimney pipe isusually done with the male end on the top so liquid (rain water or creosote) would stay on the inside when running down. The chances of smoke leaking through is nominal at best, especially if your stove draws well.
WETT code now says male-side down because all certified stoves are airtight, resulting in negative flue pressures and increased condensates. This stove is not certified, so who knows? Any smoke seepage should only ocurr before the flue begins to draw properly anyway. Once the stove is hot and airflow established there should be no smoke seepage unless there is obstruction or constriction in the flue/chimney or it is badly designed (undersized, too many elbows, uninsulated exterior pipe. The purpose of the insulation is to keep chimney gases hot). That said, the inter-chamber connection is not a regular flue. It wouldn't hurt to flip it.
Keep up the good work man! Don't sweat the folks wanting the instant gratification to watch you complete something each day so they feel like "they accomplished it"
God bless you! Yall are in our prayers brother
Why is this design so great? Waisted all that time just waiting for an explanation.
It is one woodstove with the heat of two! Normally, too much heat goes up the chimney!
I’m guessing more surface area for heat to radiate from.
@@fauchejuliano no, it doesn't have the heat of two, it just holds a little more heat. The 20 foot chimney will actually get rid of most of the heat in that place. It still doesn't not have any type of gas reburner and will use twice if not three times as much wood as a newer one.
I know right? Not impressed with this at all...maybe because I've been a welder/fabricator for going on 30 years, I'm sure I could whip up something way better than this just using material out of the scrap bin at work...but whatever, dif strokes for dif folks...
Artists rarely listen to their critics. They usually look down upon them, and see no worth in most of their criticisms, because the ART is what matters. Critics do not DO, they merely criticize. True artistry takes the amount of time that it takes. If you were to do time-lapse, or only show what some people THINK might be the important parts, there would still be so much information and explanations missed that nobody could ever dream of re-creating what you have done. Take advice from doers/ makers/creators like yourself, not from critics. The journey between the start and finish of reaching the destination/ end result, is where the true adventure lays. Let those of us who appreciate the journey, have the journey with you.
I like step-by-step videos. For those wanting a start to finish, it's not too hard to add videos to set playlists as they are uploaded. Also, if you feel up to it, you could take all of the video you have and edit it into a compilation video at the end of a piece. Take your time with them, and I'm sure they'll be appreciated. Either and both options are nice ways to gauge how long a project takes.
Blessings upon you and yours.
Remember the days when all we had was t.v. and you had to wait until the next week to watch the next episode and you had to follow the series for months to find out how it ends? Now we have RUclips, with amazing people inviting us along into their daily lives, posting daily videos of their projects all while the viewer is paying NOTHING for this content and yet......people want to complain! 🤦. SMH. Thank you sir for the hard work and care that you put into each one of your videos and the patience that you have with some of these knuckle heads.
Love the little stool you had your screws sitting on. You should do a video on making one. Love your videos bring joy to me. God bless you and your family
They are called saw ponies, like a sawhorse but smaller, they are so handy to have around the shop. I think I have a video on how to build them,
@@wranglerstar found it it was 9 years ago. ruclips.net/video/4XuJXyqtOaM/видео.html
Your videos are spot on for those that don’t have a clue how to build anything. Thank you.
The reason you are struggling with your sheet metal cutting: Yellow handled tin snips are for putting small nips in the edge of sheet metal... Not for cutting from the start to the finish of a complete cut in sheet metal. Green and Red handled snips are both used to cut straight line cuts from start to finish in sheet metal ... The difference between Red and Green handled snips is which way they curl the sheet metal; up to the right or up to the left; as the cut progresses from start to finish in sheet metal. Hope this helps.
All three of my cutters handle are black.
@@avelitosan Then you have a problem my man..
One curves to the left, one curves to the right and one cuts straight.
@@avelitosan read my first comment carefully. My last word on the topic.
I have no clue what you are saying
I like a project extending over the course of a few videos. It gives more time to see a more detailed version of each step.
There are several "Star Wars" movies for a reason.
Wow! Awesome work. Some of us do enjoy watching every step of the way. thanks
Oh I completely understand keep doing what you’re doing haters got a hate but what you’re showing is worth the what
This whole project is just homestead awesomeness ♡ thank you for sharing ....
Love watching your videos very calming and it’s nice to know these projects take longer than 5 mins.
Thanks for the content. Don’t listen to anyone being negative.
This was what I was waiting for. Brilliant job again Cody. ( David in England )
Cody …..you don’t have to explain. All you share with us is greatly appreciated. I would love working for someone like you . Never a dull moment and always learning
Thank you and god bless you and your family
If people don't like how doing things, they can move along and find another, why do people always got to make some comment about how THEY want to see things go, how about you make your own channel and do how you want. Smh. Great job at the video by the way, I like how you make videos, of how real world works, Rome wasn't built in a day. Thank you