Homemade Wood Gas Burning Stove Like Solo Stove for Camping - Secondary Combustion - Part-1

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  • Опубликовано: 9 апр 2020
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    This time, I made a solo stove, a solo camping stove, using two stainless steel food containers(BMP, Bain Marie Pots). Secondary combustion is possible, so there is almost no smoke, but unfortunately, soot is observed
    Thank you for watching.
    Always be safe and have a fun camping.
    Stay safe.
    Disclaimer: Using a stove in a confined space can be very dangerous. When using a stove, be sure to ventilate properly and be prepared for fire or other safety accidents. I am not responsible for any loss or injury caused by carelessness.
    #solostove #camping #woodstove
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  • @campingtogether
    @campingtogether  3 месяца назад +1

    Part-2 video is here ruclips.net/video/276tClPRQFk/видео.html

  • @canadiannavigator3346
    @canadiannavigator3346 4 года назад +42

    You are a real joy to watch sir ! THANK YOU for sharing youir time, energy, and expertise. You remind me so much of my own father who was an engineer and metal fabricator himself.

  • @jeffclarkofclarklesparkle3103
    @jeffclarkofclarklesparkle3103 4 года назад +37

    Wow. Amazing! Also thank you for giving all the info needed. Exact specifications are so appreciated! So many people don't do that. Thanks for sharing! 💖

  • @strixbt
    @strixbt 3 года назад +19

    Наконец-то я посмотрел увлекательнейший процесс сверления отверстий, и ещё более интригующий процесс строгания щепы.. ну а на процесс горения можно смотреть вечно.. 😁

    • @user-ze3ty6jt8e
      @user-ze3ty6jt8e 3 года назад +1

      Книга рецептов у каждого своя!))))

    • @trplankowner3323
      @trplankowner3323 Год назад +1

      У него самые лучшие видеоролики о лесных пожарах на RUclips, которые я когда-либо видел. Он редактирует видео до идеальной скорости, где пламя наиболее красиво.

  • @robg521
    @robg521 4 года назад +21

    Brilliant work 👍👏👏
    You might want to fit a cone shaped cowling on top to direct the secondary flames into the Center
    [so in more control over the flames that emerge at the top]

  • @PainterD54
    @PainterD54 Год назад +6

    I made one like that out of a 55 gallon barrel and an old water heater tank. The tank was just the right size to fit inside the barrel and leave a 2" space around the outside of it for the air to pass up the sides. It works perfect, no smoke.

  • @williamwendling944
    @williamwendling944 4 года назад +29

    I have two solo stoves, they work great, at the end of the night you don’t smell like smoke at all, the flames at the top are super cool too. Very cool build video.

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад +2

      William Wendling Thanks for watching♥️

    • @USSR55
      @USSR55 2 года назад +2

      @@campingtogether умора, дрель есть, а спичек нет.

    • @tony3960
      @tony3960 2 года назад

      @@USSR55 это шуруповёрт, умора!

    • @USSR55
      @USSR55 2 года назад

      @@tony3960 та ти шо, сурьёзно? А я вот всю жизнь размышлял, у меня рука это шуроповёрт или столкновение с паровозом?

    • @tony3960
      @tony3960 2 года назад

      @@USSR55 да серьёзно!! А ты не верил да?

  • @NewHampshireJack
    @NewHampshireJack 4 года назад +1

    Excellent workmanship. It is great that most people around the world could find the materials to build this unit and only hand tools needed, nothing exotic.

  • @4jjameyes
    @4jjameyes 2 года назад +2

    Camping should never be an expensive activity, you set the best example!👍👍👍👍👍

  • @anthonycolbourne4206
    @anthonycolbourne4206 4 года назад +100

    Love the "smokeless fire" aspect of these stoves. Very efficient at burning off all the excess smoke. You really have convinced me to make one of these for myself!

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад +11

      Hi Anthony. Hope you have good one for yourself. It is real joy to make and use.

    • @panan7777
      @panan7777 Год назад +1

      LEATHER GLOVES. NEVER EVER wear fabric where swarf is produced. Get PRO grease or your cone drill will be gone.

    • @drnovikov
      @drnovikov Год назад +2

      @@panan7777 I'd never wear fabric gloves near any rotating tool, even with no swarf.

    • @adamwilkin2510
      @adamwilkin2510 Год назад +1

      I have one, and I still want to make one.

    • @user-kv3bu3xg7b
      @user-kv3bu3xg7b 5 месяцев назад

      @@adamwilkin2510 اتمنى ان احصل عليها

  • @TyMoore95503
    @TyMoore95503 3 года назад +22

    I enjoy watching your simple yet very practical builds. Thank you!

  • @itsawonderfulknife7031
    @itsawonderfulknife7031 4 года назад +6

    This looks 10x better than the wood burning gasifier camping stoves I was looking at on Amazon. You made it look easy. I might have a go at this first. Thanks. 👍🏻

  • @luizgomesmartins
    @luizgomesmartins Год назад +2

    Sem nenhuma dúvida, um dos fogões mais bonitos, bem executado e eficiente .
    Fora que os baldes de inox deu um charme só.
    Vê se perfeitamente a queima dos gases se misturando ao fogo.
    Perfeito e Parabéns

  • @KIKE8743
    @KIKE8743 3 года назад +4

    I paid $ 60 for my SOLO wood stove. Now I know where they got the idea to make it. Thanks for sharing your idea.

  • @ds2jzu35
    @ds2jzu35 4 года назад +9

    신기 하네요..
    첨 보는 불꽃..불멍 화롯대 & 스토브~~

  • @starozytnawiarasw.onufrego8727

    No sparks, no smoke - this stove could be used to heat up tipi tents. A smart design and execution. Thank you ❤️.

  • @theosalt1
    @theosalt1 2 года назад

    Great practical project. Specially enjoyed that part where you showed how to light a fire. I would have been lost without that.

  • @K3Flyguy
    @K3Flyguy 3 года назад +20

    Very nice! I made one so ilar but smaller with a quart paint can and a Progresso soup can. It is a smaller camp type stove, very small flames exit the top of can but the heat is exceptional! Perfect for boiling water for soup. Thanks for sharing!

    • @ecclesiastesThreeVerseSeven
      @ecclesiastesThreeVerseSeven 2 года назад +2

      Does the metal burning not give off fumes ?.

    • @redsable6119
      @redsable6119 2 года назад +1

      @@ecclesiastesThreeVerseSeven You're not going to use this in an enclosed space anyways, and no the metal won't give off any fumes that you would notice.

  • @miguelorengo8506
    @miguelorengo8506 3 года назад +8

    Best one I’ve seen so far. Awesome video, keep up the good work. Blessings! 🙏👍✌️💪😎

    • @tlee9484
      @tlee9484 Год назад

      Absolutely is ,and I've been thinking about making one.
      This would be the best o think

  • @juancarlosfdez.toldos326
    @juancarlosfdez.toldos326 4 года назад +2

    Es muy practica ideal para todo tipo de actividad al aire libre...Gracias por sus ideas

  • @marcelosanchez6994
    @marcelosanchez6994 4 года назад

    EXCELENTE..!!! GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR LA IDEA Y SU MANUFACTURA

  • @blahpunk1
    @blahpunk1 4 года назад +5

    Nice job! It's good to see one of these that doesn't require welding.

  • @BumBee22
    @BumBee22 3 года назад +15

    Love the care and precision in the making of this project.

    • @joejoejoejoejoejoe4391
      @joejoejoejoejoejoe4391 2 года назад +2

      Just drilling the holes by eye would have worked just fine, and most of them are unseen, but that's not the point, a pride in workmanship is a one way road to better and better standards.

    • @BumBee22
      @BumBee22 2 года назад +1

      Amen. I can't stand "good enough" mentality either.

  • @user-ri3ef1hm3r
    @user-ri3ef1hm3r 3 года назад +2

    쉽고 아주 간단하게 만들수 있는 영상이네요. 완전 대박 꼭 만들어보고 싶네요

  • @withexpectancy5818
    @withexpectancy5818 2 года назад

    Thank you for showing the fire burning for so long. This was so impressive.😁

  • @user-sl9nt9pk2q
    @user-sl9nt9pk2q 4 года назад +3

    日本語のテロップを入れてくれてありがとうございます!
    とても分かり易い説明で自分でも作ってみたいと思います👍🏻

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад +2

      自分で作成して使用してください。 小さなバレルは、燃焼を維持する上で面倒な場合があります。 しかし、そのプロセスは楽しいものであり、少数の人にとっては良いことです。ありがとうございます。

  • @TWills-oe7hn
    @TWills-oe7hn 4 года назад +19

    Good Job! Really like the size of the stove. Most practical I have seen.

    • @peetsnort
      @peetsnort 3 года назад +4

      Yes. Too often they're made too big or small

  • @herdfan697278
    @herdfan697278 2 года назад

    I made my own stove out of a Cuisinart double boiler purchased from Amazon! Fantastic stove!

  • @AaronRozenfeld
    @AaronRozenfeld 4 года назад +1

    Amazing, simple, and elegant. Good job.

  • @stilcrazychris
    @stilcrazychris 4 года назад +6

    Very good. You are good @ this stuff. Have you thought about mass production & sell your stoves online? You could you know.
    This stove reminds me of rocket stoves.
    Keep these coming. I'm loving them.
    Chris from Missouri

  • @rubensalberto4082
    @rubensalberto4082 4 года назад +4

    mais um ótimo trabalho!!
    sempre admirando seus trabalhos! 👍

    • @alanward9268
      @alanward9268 Год назад

      Àctrol Silverwater 11 Rachael cl s ii over wattr

  • @ALOYR83
    @ALOYR83 2 года назад +1

    Muito top, parabéns, prático e util👏👏👏👏👏

  • @marckarow8145
    @marckarow8145 3 года назад +1

    The Best Video instruction i've seen to build this Kind of stove. Thanks a lot. Greetings from Germany.

  • @PAPOLE1
    @PAPOLE1 4 года назад +11

    Hello everyone enjoying the new inventions ideas

  • @DryLog420
    @DryLog420 4 года назад +72

    This is by far, the #1 best mini wood-gas burning stove I have seen on youtube. I've been following your series with the little camp stove and I'm very impressed with your work!
    Keep the videos coming! Stay Safe :D

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад +9

      Thanks! Could you give me your Dry Log??

    • @robclitheroe4551
      @robclitheroe4551 2 года назад

      Couldn't agree more. I've been wondering whether to go Hobo stove or secondary burner like this one. My mind is now made up! excellent video and I can't wait to source the materials and build it!

    • @albert_the_cool8092
      @albert_the_cool8092 2 года назад

      woah *"chill"* there for a second

    • @mikeshawbrook-selfreliance
      @mikeshawbrook-selfreliance Год назад

      It's not a wood gas burning stove, it's a wood burning stove

    • @MrSkinnn
      @MrSkinnn Год назад +1

      @@mikeshawbrook-selfreliance.... It's a wood burning stove, with a stage 2 wood gas burner feature. It's pretty cool watching the afterburner working. I still like the stick burning simple rocket stove. I also have a pocket folding stick stove, works really well and almost no wood needed. This gas burner is huge and eats wood.

  • @sherrilynnnelson703
    @sherrilynnnelson703 2 года назад +2

    Outstanding! This is the one that got me started on an obsession! Thank you ❤️ 🤓🔥💡🥇

  • @morayjames92
    @morayjames92 3 года назад +1

    That's nice clean looking build. Flame colour is a very good indicator of stove efficiency the bluer the flame the more efficient the stove is. Smoke and soot are indicators of un burned wood gasses and resins. The easiest way to adjust your stove if it is making smoke say when you place a cooking pot over top is to choke down on the primary vent area (the vents on the bottom of the inside burn. Most often when a stove smokes it is because the stove is burning more wood in the primary burn which creates the smoke you see and there just is not enough secondary air to effectively burn off that smoke up top at the secondary burn so the un burned smoke escaped the fire. All you have to do is to reduce the open area of your primary burn holes. You can do this by dropping in a can lid large enough to cove the bottom of your burn pot. dill hole in the lid but drill fewer than the stove had to begin with this will decrease the amount of smoke and when you get the balance right you will have enough secondary air to burn all the smoke generated in the primary burn. A really good air ratio for Primary Air to Secondary Air (P:S) is a ratio in the range of 1:4 - 1:5, with the number one being the primary are vent area and the second number being the secondary air vent area. You need a lot more secondary air to burn up all the woodgas that your primary burn releases from the wood about 4 - 5 times as much air. I hope that this is of interest and that it helps. No need to make any physical changes to the holes in your existing stove just add a lid to the bottom of the pot that has a new set of holes drilled into it. You can experiment with differing ratios to easily find the best match for your stove.

  • @user-pt7bp2ik1h
    @user-pt7bp2ik1h 4 года назад +3

    역시 완전 연소에 도전하시는군요 대단하싶니다.

  • @ZegaracRobert
    @ZegaracRobert 3 года назад +5

    Aaaahh this works better then SOLO!! beautiful, you encouraged me! Can you share exact models for pots used?

  • @tyronevanniekerk8527
    @tyronevanniekerk8527 Год назад

    Absolutely incredible, thank you for sharing your design.

  • @prinzprool7543
    @prinzprool7543 3 года назад +2

    I never see such helpfull content. Because i like how you show all the mearuments and details. Many other youtubers bring too much selfish Blabla which makes me tired. Im happy to find your channel

    • @DirkHav
      @DirkHav 3 года назад

      Or no blabla and lots of ennoying music.

  • @AntonioPereira-jq7se
    @AntonioPereira-jq7se 4 года назад +4

    Um projeto simples e ao mesmo tempo extremamente eficiente. Agradeço por compartilhar.

    • @Roseesuasdicas
      @Roseesuasdicas 3 года назад

      verdade amigo po isso faço logo tudo na minha churrasqueira que eu fiz com da roda do peneu dura mais e menos trabalhoso

  • @DuyNguyen-lo2mm
    @DuyNguyen-lo2mm 3 года назад +3

    love how it start to smoke n burn out then secondary burn kicked in and burn off all those smoke with stronger burn.

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  3 года назад +1

      It is very interesting stove I liked. Thanks.

  • @pablojavierfontana9735
    @pablojavierfontana9735 7 месяцев назад

    EXCELENTE!!!,muchas gracias por compartirlo,saludos desde Argentina!!!🤗

  • @solosaga5091
    @solosaga5091 3 года назад

    Thank you for sharing your idea and the instructions!

  • @massimobattelli5227
    @massimobattelli5227 3 года назад +3

    Great idea! I would like building one for my garden, but I think my neighbors would not be so happy :D
    Thanks for this video!

  • @silentoutsidebob5815
    @silentoutsidebob5815 4 года назад +5

    Boah, very good my Friend 🤜🔥🤛

  • @franciscomessiasdasilva6346
    @franciscomessiasdasilva6346 3 года назад +2

    Seus serviços são maravilhosos!

  • @clowd9931
    @clowd9931 3 года назад

    Straight survivalist. Excellent job.

  • @btrswt35
    @btrswt35 3 года назад +4

    I never heard of bain marie pots before. I made a slightly larger one of these out of two stock pots once just because I didn't know of any pots that would nestle together without modifying them. Good to know about these pots.

    • @89five3five
      @89five3five 3 года назад +1

      Do you have a video or pictures of your setup?

  • @user-ly8yq6mv4w
    @user-ly8yq6mv4w 4 года назад +4

    뭐하시는 분인지 궁금하다~ㅋ
    금손 구경 잘했습니다~ㅎ

  • @aliciajahan1681
    @aliciajahan1681 Год назад

    Muy bueno se ve , gracias por compartir sus conocimientos.Saludos desde el sur de Argentina.

  • @christopheschwartz7374
    @christopheschwartz7374 2 года назад

    De loin, je suis très impressionné. Pourquoi faire compliqué quand on peut faire simple! Merci pour le partage intéressant. Un abonné de plus de France.

  • @prichastniy
    @prichastniy 4 года назад +4

    Обожаю эти видео!

  • @user-cm1gb9vc3i
    @user-cm1gb9vc3i 4 года назад +3

    캠투님 영상은 다른분의 영상과 달리 성장하고 발전한다는 느낌이 좋네요 완전연소가 될때까지의 과정이 궁금해지는 영상이었습니다. :-)

    • @Alexander4Mai
      @Alexander4Mai 3 года назад +1

      Вы совершенно правы.

  • @user-px7zf9tr4y
    @user-px7zf9tr4y 3 года назад

    good stove turned out! like! A good solution.
    хорошая получилась печка! лайк! Удачное решение

  • @nomadiavan6560
    @nomadiavan6560 2 года назад

    It was a very peaceful and clearly demonstrated video. I enjoyed it very much.

  • @MadPotato80
    @MadPotato80 4 года назад +10

    멋집니다.
    그냥 멍하니 불멍하게 되네요.
    대부분의 사람들이 제작방법 보고도 판매안하냐고 묻는 이유는...
    1. 공구와 장소가 없다.
    2. 일하고 집에오면 가족이 있어 혼자의 시간이 없다.
    3. 자신감이 없다.

    • @user-is3vq4tl8q
      @user-is3vq4tl8q 4 года назад +1

      3번 ㅎㅎ

    • @skj9296
      @skj9296 4 года назад

      취미가 일로바뀌면 또 정떨어집니다

  • @reypolice5231
    @reypolice5231 4 года назад +8

    Camping together
    This is awesome very innovative compact and portable. Will not rust. Well though out!!!!
    You may wish to add the following.
    A band around the bottom holes.if you add a strip of sheet metal band like a ring around the bottom holes that moves straight up and straight down, you can then increase or decrease the amount of oxygen coming into the burn. This will lower the flame and prolong your fire.
    Also by being able to push the band down and reduce the amount of air intake it will cause a rocket stove effect, making it more efficient.
    It appears that right now you may have too many air inlet holes available.this may actually be reducing efficiency and not allowing of the rocket stove effect to be created.
    Separately if you want, get some flexible 1/4 inch copper water tube. Make a coil over the stove pore the water into the copper tube and out comes hot water.
    To shave or wash.
    Woman like a hot shower when camping to stay clean . If it's more like home and enjoyable they like that.
    Always nice to have a friend along.
    This is so compact and easy to make, I love it.
    Maybe some frigerator shelving for a grill top on some all thread and wingnuts so it can an collapse and store easy.

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад

      So many ideas enjoy building new one and add-on. Thanks for sharing.

  • @tysay8170
    @tysay8170 3 года назад

    Absolutely mint! Like a giant bush buddy!

  • @franciscomessiasdasilva6346
    @franciscomessiasdasilva6346 3 года назад +1

    Your works are wonderful!

  • @Red_Proton
    @Red_Proton 2 года назад +7

    Impressive! Absolutely the best! I'm going to make my own with your design, but the Bain Marie pots that I found are listed by quart size. What quart sizes did you use?

    • @Red_Proton
      @Red_Proton 2 года назад

      감동적인! 절대적으로 최고! 나는 당신의 디자인으로 나만의 것을 만들 것이지만 내가 찾은 Bain Marie 냄비는 쿼트 크기로 나열됩니다. 어떤 쿼트 사이즈를 사용하셨나요?

    • @johnjingle-heimer-schmidt6126
      @johnjingle-heimer-schmidt6126 Год назад +1

      Wish he dropped a link

  • @hansschmid3937
    @hansschmid3937 4 года назад +4

    a nice little fireplace for a tipi or tipitent with less smoke and using wood sparingly! good job.. but its sometimes very hart the parts like you use... also for your stoves, especially the air throttles..

    • @hansschmid3937
      @hansschmid3937 2 года назад

      @babysquirrels did you ever try it with wood pellets?

  • @sony5244
    @sony5244 Год назад +1

    I too had a stove like this but the thin steel burner disintegrate after a few uses so i replace with a heavy one and i uses a small fan with a 5 watt solar panel to power that fan. It's awesom

  • @abrahamkoshy6613
    @abrahamkoshy6613 2 года назад

    Very scientific appratus but simply explained with appropiate pause and perfect screenshots of the materials used. Esay for anybody to make due to the wonderful picturisation.Wonderful Wow Great. God Bless you Dear

  • @richardsolomon8076
    @richardsolomon8076 4 года назад +6

    Nicely done, that's one I'd like to have a go at making :-)

  • @ianbruce6515
    @ianbruce6515 Год назад +18

    I just made one from a double walled stainless steel ice bucket. Works great!

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  Год назад +2

      Great work. Thanks for sharing.

    • @tln25
      @tln25 Год назад

      Where did you buy the bucket?

    • @ianbruce6515
      @ianbruce6515 Год назад

      @@tln25 I got it from a thrift store--Goodwill.

    • @tln25
      @tln25 Год назад

      @@ianbruce6515 ah, gotcha- thanks! I’ll keep a look out.

  • @tobiaslysdahl
    @tobiaslysdahl 4 года назад +1

    Ginius. well done. 😍👍💪

  • @UnfinishedSymphony
    @UnfinishedSymphony 2 года назад +1

    Great & inspiring job, mate! 🙂

  • @jykim268
    @jykim268 4 года назад +4

    2차연소로 불이 확 붙는 장면이 멋있네요.

  • @rangerdoc1029
    @rangerdoc1029 4 года назад +5

    The lack of heat in the secondary combustion air is the biggest flaw in most of these designs. A triple wall design is needed to insulate the secondary air from cooling down.

    • @michaeldean5787
      @michaeldean5787 2 года назад

      It seems effective to me. I'm sure the combustion is improved with a third chamber but then you have extra bulk and complication.

  • @zhimingchen9751
    @zhimingchen9751 4 года назад +1

    a compact product, nice.

  • @blessedbackpacker222
    @blessedbackpacker222 2 года назад

    wooow.. not a single word, but everyone can understand. you made it so simply and beautifully.

  • @hohopapa4262
    @hohopapa4262 4 года назад +6

    항상 볼때마다 느끼는거지만... 불꽃이 참 예뻐요~~~

  • @hassandidi8860
    @hassandidi8860 4 года назад +4

    what I like about your videos the simplicity and sounds of the elements around you really beautiful. I was in another world for a while. Thank you and be safe. Greetings Hassan👍🔥

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад +1

      Hassan Didi Thanks for you coming in my living area! ♥️

  • @KNBARON
    @KNBARON 4 года назад +1

    Oooooo......
    I like...wood gasification ......
    Nice build..these are usually super expensive.....

  • @waktosha7378
    @waktosha7378 4 года назад +1

    I don't see how anyone could hit dislike on this video. If you're not into these type of videos, then you just should not watch them! I personally like this video, and this is the best diy Solo Stove I have seen yet.
    I would just like to know where I can get these pots.

  • @slayerjo1
    @slayerjo1 4 года назад +5

    이 스토브의 장점은 연소시 연기가 거의 없다는 겁니다,,

    • @gun9411
      @gun9411 3 года назад

      좋은 정보 감사합니다~

  • @MakeItorBreakItNow
    @MakeItorBreakItNow 4 года назад +23

    could you provide a parts list in English? very interesting, thanks for sharing. Apologies for not being able to speak your language.

    • @hjcalero.1448
      @hjcalero.1448 3 года назад +3

      Aren't those pretty obvious parts? 2 chromed ice bucket (those you fill with ice and put a bottle to cold on) of slightly different diameter, a 2mm bolt+crane and power tool drill with 3 pretty common drill bits to work with metal. The weird one is used to enlarge holes to a fixed standard set of sizes.

    • @mattpohlhammer9482
      @mattpohlhammer9482 3 года назад +7

      @@hjcalero.1448 Would Stainless Steel (proposed in Original Post) be far superior to "chromed ice bucket" you've counter-proposed? Solo Stove spec's indicate 304 SS, for example. Chrome-plated ice buckets, as you suggest, seem like less suitable material, for this very high temperature application

    • @rguil15
      @rguil15 3 года назад

      @@mattpohlhammer9482 You are correct.

    • @dragonclaw88
      @dragonclaw88 3 года назад +7

      they are bain marie pots...but im having a hard time figuring out which actual sizes...basically they are warmer pots restaurants would use like of buffets or on the food prep line...if we could figure out quart sizes we would be in business

    • @rbfriesen
      @rbfriesen 3 года назад +2

      I’d also like to know exactly which pots he purchased. Went looking and I can’t tell from website measurements which will fit as shown in the video. Looking to make one as the solo stove campfire size is too small but don’t want the Ranger size either.

  • @fredrikandreasson2253
    @fredrikandreasson2253 2 года назад +1

    I found this today. Really nice stove and excellent instructions.

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  2 года назад

      Thanks for watching. Try this for fun. Have a great day.

  • @SINBOXTV
    @SINBOXTV 4 года назад +2

    와 진짜 대단하셔요 이거 제가 사고싶네요!!!맞는 재료 찾고 해보는과정 얼마나 힘든지 잘알기에 진짜 이건 대박입니다. 진짜 소장하고 싶은 물건입니다!고생하셨어요^^

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад

      감사합니다. 만들어서 사용하는 재미가 좋습니다. ^^

    • @johnnypetit1990
      @johnnypetit1990 3 месяца назад

      Croyez-vous que ça marcherait sur un brasero de poêle a pellets pour optimiser la combustion merci ? Très intéressant 😊mon brasero en fonte c'est fendu de partout !😅

  • @user-ff7br3sq5s
    @user-ff7br3sq5s 4 года назад +3

    우왕 굳!!! 제가 말씀드렸던 솔로스토브를 진짜로 제작하셨네요. 고맙습니다.
    만능손 대단하시네요.
    장인이십니다. 리스펙트합니다. ^^;

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад

      요청도 좀 있고 저도 사용해보고 싶어서 만들어 봤습니다. 감사합니다. ^^

  • @PaNowak
    @PaNowak 4 года назад +19

    So next step for you guys would be a rocket stove. Even more efficient that this invention.

    • @hjcalero.1448
      @hjcalero.1448 3 года назад

      In fact, You can see here for a second one rocket stove he already made in another video.

    • @TheZetman85
      @TheZetman85 3 года назад

      @Dave M Why? What makes it so?

  • @Redarkrome
    @Redarkrome 4 года назад

    Bellissima soluzione!
    Sembra davvero funzionare bene.
    Posso chiederti dove è possibile reperire quel tipo di contenitori?
    Grazie molte per la condivisione.
    Un saluto, ciao.

  • @matthewdannar-lc8df
    @matthewdannar-lc8df Год назад

    You are quite simply a genius... everything you create, from the gear and tools, to the way you create video content for the world, is art.. I am blessed from your thoughtfulness in sharing. Happy journey, teacher.😊

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  Год назад

      Thank you so much for your word. Have a great one😊

  • @xchaser69
    @xchaser69 4 года назад +6

    what or how are these pots called? Looking where to buy them.

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад +5

      Bain Marie Pot(s)

    • @totallyjonesin
      @totallyjonesin 4 года назад

      @@campingtogether How much taller is the large pot.

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад

      M998 For your reference
      4.9L with top OD20.1cm, top ID 18.0cm, H21cm
      3.7L top OD 18.7cm, top ID16.5cm, H19cm

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад +1

      totallyjonesin M998 For your reference
      4.9L with top OD20.1cm, top ID 18.0cm, H21cm
      3.7L top OD 18.7cm, top ID16.5cm, H19cm

    • @totallyjonesin
      @totallyjonesin 4 года назад

      @@campingtogether Thank you.

  • @user-xe5fo6on6u
    @user-xe5fo6on6u 4 года назад +3

    Для природы лучше три ножки для установки.

  • @marryme7478
    @marryme7478 2 года назад +1

    여태올렷던 유투버들 스토브중에 제일 현실성있고 가성비있어보여요 이건 저도 제작하고싶네요.

  • @thundertmf
    @thundertmf 4 года назад +1

    you are brilliant i wish you had a catalog i would buy 1 of everything you make and 2 of some of them lol ^^

  • @Padredes
    @Padredes 2 года назад +3

    Вопрос любой печки - вопрос сухих дров. Сухие дрова будут гореть в каждой печке. Испытывать печь надо в разных условиях и при разных дровах. Кстати, обычной нержавейки хватает всего лишь на год-два. Так что в условиях апокалипсиса нет смысла заморачиваться добычей нержавейки. Гораздо проще сделать себе печь из толстого железа. Пусть оно и будет ржаветь, но гораздо дольше нержавеющей печки.

  • @user-zg9tj9eg3d
    @user-zg9tj9eg3d 4 года назад +4

    MAKITA Japanese Electric drill driver Thank You 💖

  • @wldjfj4441
    @wldjfj4441 Год назад +1

    제가 지금까지 봤던 우드 스토브 영상중에 정말 최고입니다 이해도 잘 되고 정말 좋네요!!!

    • @wldjfj4441
      @wldjfj4441 Год назад

      스텐 구입처를 알수 있을까요?

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  Год назад

      좋게 봐주셔서 감사해요!

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  Год назад

      네이버에서 스텐 BMP 검색하셔도 되구요, 주방용품 매장에서 구하실수도 있어요 ^^ 내통 외통 사이즈 조합을 잘 하셔야 해요.

  • @seunghwanchoi5694
    @seunghwanchoi5694 4 года назад

    제가본 스토브 제작 영상중 최고네요. 따라해보겠습니다. 감사합니다

    • @campingtogether
      @campingtogether  4 года назад

      감사합니다. ^^ 후속영상들도 보시고 만들어 보시기 바랍니다. 제작에 사용한 재료 및 공구 등 정보가 필요하시면 네이버카페로 오셔서 참고하시기 바랍니다. [캠핑투게더 캠프] 네이버 카페로 초대합니다.
      naver.me/5X3S0IyX
      From 캠핑투게더

  • @jimmy5F
    @jimmy5F 4 года назад +4

    You must be an aircraft sheet metal man; you know your hardware and how to use a drill.

  • @doodieman5518
    @doodieman5518 4 года назад +11

    Ты очень рациональный человек))) рядом лежит топор. но дрова ты колешь ножом.

    • @user-oo1ud8eu3v
      @user-oo1ud8eu3v 3 года назад

      Он может не знает для чего нужен топор.

  • @18RG1
    @18RG1 3 года назад

    BINGOです。先日、たまたまホームセンターで買い物中にこんな缶を見つけ、「今度これで薪ストーブを作ろうか」…と思った矢先に、この動画に出会いました。素晴らしい。

  • @arturolopez2886
    @arturolopez2886 7 месяцев назад

    Saludos desde México.
    Excelente trabajo, gracias

  • @Andrey_Oserov
    @Andrey_Oserov 2 года назад +3

    Это точно не щепочница: может- поленница, переносной горн, комсомольский дровяной факел? Пропала сама идея бездымного микрокостра. Это стационарный вариант, дачный, такое в рюкзак не запихнешь.

  • @rekwento9918
    @rekwento9918 2 года назад

    Perfekt gebauter Holzofen. Brennt wirklich super gut.

  • @user-im8gc1iq5j
    @user-im8gc1iq5j 5 месяцев назад

    2차 연소 구멍을 아래쪽으로 약 5~7cm가량 내려서 만들면 어떻게 될까요? 아니면 내측화실에 해당하는 스텐통의 길이가 좀 더 길고 연소구를 조금 아래쪽으로 내려서 만들면 또 어떻게 될까요?