Winnerwell Wood Stove In an Igloo

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  • Опубликовано: 23 янв 2025

Комментарии • 11

  • @dalevig8118
    @dalevig8118 3 дня назад +1

    Awesome!

  • @kokadjooutdoors620
    @kokadjooutdoors620 14 часов назад +1

    Really well done igloo nice work

    • @mark.payton.photography
      @mark.payton.photography  14 часов назад +1

      Thanks, took 24 hrs to build this one lol

    • @kokadjooutdoors620
      @kokadjooutdoors620 11 часов назад +1

      @ not bad! Something different at least. Glad enjoying winter

    • @mark.payton.photography
      @mark.payton.photography  7 часов назад +1

      Had to wait a week for the weather to warm up enough so the snow would pack to form bricks … to cold and it was like granulated sugar. Almost gave up on completing it lol. I’ll be putting a other video together showing the process from nearly start to finish

    • @kokadjooutdoors620
      @kokadjooutdoors620 3 часа назад +1

      @ our last snow storm had some nice fluffy snow but is melting fast even though in 10-20 degree temps

    • @mark.payton.photography
      @mark.payton.photography  3 часа назад

      Must of had some wind to go along with it … speeding up the melting process

  • @casualcampingpodcast
    @casualcampingpodcast 2 дня назад

    Hi Mark, great video, im interested in the woodlander air vented stove, had a woodlander but without windows. How have you found them. Do they soot up much?

    • @mark.payton.photography
      @mark.payton.photography  2 дня назад +1

      Thanks! I don’t seem to have much issues with sloot on the glass especially if you’re not fully closing the damper. Any soot that might form easily comes off with the stove pipe brush. The hotter you run the stove the less likely you’ll get any soot buildup