I don't understand the negative comments at all. You built an amazing stove. Your skill is amazing. I think alot of people will use your design. I might build one myself. Thankyou
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Most of the video viewers have never worked with metal or they are just starting out. Ive worked with metal all my life! Both in welding and forging. You say the idea is good but the execution is not. Thats an unneeded comment. For what is being accomplished his execution is fine. I dont recall him saying he is the foremost expert in the field of metal work. He's a guy very much like most who enjoys what he's doing and likes to share. If you think the execution is not good then at least share how it could be better so that we can all learn from your expertise. Just saying.
@@derelchmitdemkelch8520 I am retired now I worked with metal for 46 years and maybe not perfect as you think this is not bad at all. You can't judge what someone else when they are doing best they can I worked in many industries from building truck bodies, trailers, saw mill equipment to machinery and I can tell you for what it's for it's a good job :)
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Even without the pipes and fan, I can attest to the effectiveness and heat output of this arrangement. With the pipes and fan, this would be significantly more efficient in heat distribution. And contrary to other opinions, a standard 55 gal drum will not "burn out". I used this for years in a steel yard shed with no issues. A friend used this to heat his cabin (1000 sq ft) and you had to keep the front door to the cabin ajar and one window slightly open to keep it from getting too hot in the winter (15°F - 30°F), even with smoldering embers. But a caution: the stove must be on a totally fireproof base and cannot be within 2-3 feet of a bare wall because of the residual heat output (much more than a normal wood stove). I also had a chimney sweeping business many years ago and cannot recall anyone having a problem such as creosote build-up in the flue (it's too hot even if you use unseasoned wood or pine).
It sounds like you have extensive experience with this setup! It's great to hear how effective the system can be, especially for heating larger spaces like cabins. Your points about the fireproof base and maintaining proper distance from walls are crucial for safety. The heat output and efficiency you've described make it clear why this method can work so well, even with unseasoned wood. It's interesting that you didn’t see issues with creosote buildup-definitely a plus for anyone considering this type of heating. Thanks for sharing your insights!
@@lmtn The fundamental trick in dealing with creosote is keeping the flue/chimney hot. Creosote forms primarily when hot smoke makes contact with a cold/cool chimney or flue wall. I was asked to clean the chimney of a small cabin where they had burned only unseasoned pine for over 30 years. Because the stone chimney was short (15') and large in diameter, it had a good draft, heated up quickly, and there was no (zero) creosote build-up except on the chimney cap (which was cooled by snow and rain). I forgot to mention, once you get this kind of stove going, it takes a remarkably small amount of wood to keep it hot. Because of the fan, it might go through wood faster. I have no experience with this design but I would have thought that 2-4 pipes are going to be more than enough.
Exactly right. I ran fire tube boilers for seven years for a living,. Efficient combustion, clean burn with forced draught from the fan. Even without a fan if the chimneys tall enough natural draught is enough to do a good job.
For those who think that it cannot withstand that barrel, it lasts a long time, here in Argentina it is used to make grills and stoves too. But this stove is incredible. Good job!
@@marcosrivero7202 falso. Si el barril de chapa está dentro de la casa, sin contacto con la lluvia ni otros agentes corrosivos, y la humedad es del 50%, su vida útil será significativamente mayor. Bajo estas condiciones controladas, la corrosión será mucho más lenta. Aquí hay una estimación más específica: Primeros años (1-3 años): La chapa podría empezar a mostrar signos muy leves de oxidación superficial, especialmente en áreas donde el metal esté expuesto al aire de manera uniforme. Medio plazo (4-10 años): La oxidación superficial podría hacerse más evidente, pero aún no afectará significativamente la integridad estructural del barril. Largo plazo (10-20 años o más): Dependiendo del grosor del metal y de la calidad del acero, la chapa podría empezar a mostrar signos más pronunciados de corrosión. En general, podría durar de 10 a 20 años antes de que la corrosión comience a afectar su integridad estructural de manera significativa. Para maximizar la durabilidad: Mantén la chapa seca tanto como sea posible. Asegúrate de que el ambiente tenga buena ventilación para reducir la acumulación de humedad. Considera aplicar una capa de aceite ligero o un recubrimiento anticorrosivo para ralentizar el proceso de oxidación. En resumen, bajo condiciones de humedad del 50% y sin exposición a la lluvia o agentes corrosivos, un barril de chapa podría durar fácilmente de 10 a 20 años o más antes de que la corrosión tenga un impacto significativo.
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s great to hear that the barrel design has proven durable in Argentina for grills and stoves. The versatility and functionality of such designs are impressive. I'm glad you liked the stove-if you have any tips or experiences to share, I’d love to hear them!
It's great to hear that you appreciate the innovation in using barrel drums as heaters. Repurposing these drums into heaters can be an efficient way to create warmth in cold climates such as the Northwest Territories (NWT) and the Yukon. They can indeed last for several years if used and maintained properly. Taking the barrel drum to a new level with enhancements and modifications can improve its efficiency and extend its lifespan even further. It's always inspiring to see creativity in turning everyday materials into useful and innovative solutions!
Using one from thin steel for over ten years. It's upright, inside clad with a few common bricks. Positioned in the corner of the shop, with curved sheet half way around at 2" distance. Using old squirrel cage fan to move the air. Flue is to the other wall, 35' long which adds another big heating surface. Using the air condition fan to push the hot air down. This is the practice you can still see in old bar and shops picture. Flue temp just before the wall is around 150F, meaning I am able to get almost all of the heat. Have plans to make horizontal batch rocket, but never got the time... Need to sweep the smoke tube twice per winter. Still getting just small amount of smoke. If I would insulate the part that is outside, I would get better draft. Sometime in the future ... With all the "new tech" pushed on people in EU, I am still heating the shop and house at about 1/3 of the price. Green idiots have driven the price of all energy sky high and reliability to the ground. What EU needs, is ONE brutal winter like the US gets, thousands frozen and maybe this madness will stop? But due to stupidity of the commoners, I am not sure.
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your heating stove is amazing , I am not a welder or metal worker, but the title of your video caught my attention and made me curious to watch you skillfully create this stove. At first I was confused by your initial creativity and wondered what you were actually doing.. however, I followed you all the way and was extremely impressed by the level of hard work, your ingenuity and professionalism. What a great skill and achievement sir
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The assembly and welding are amazingly practical. I just watched a video of an Engineer building a stove performing calculations, using robots for both cutting and welding the armor. And with a cost for whoever wants to buy it of 1000 usd.. Yours is not only great but extremely economical and with similar features...you even make your own food there. Incredible.
Line the fire box (exposed to the direct flames) of the barrel with ~1 inch of clay/sand mix. This improves combustion a lot and protects the thin sheet metal. The hot air tubes however will deteriorate quickly.
Great suggestion! Lining the firebox with a clay/sand mix is a smart move-it not only enhances combustion but also provides protection to the thin sheet metal. However, your point about the hot air tubes deteriorating quickly is valid. Considering more durable materials or implementing a protective coating for the tubes could be a good addition. Thanks for sharing your insights and helping improve the design! 🔥🏭👍
Why would cast iron tubes deteriorate quickly? Fireplaces have metal vent louvers in the direct line of flame and they do not deteriorate. Grills have metal grates exposed to continuous flame and they do not deteriorate. Smokers are also built from 5 gal drums and they do not burn through.
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I'm glad you appreciate the hands-on approach! It's always rewarding to tackle winter heating challenges with practical solutions. If you have any questions about the welding process or if there's anything else you'd like to see or explore, feel free to let me know. Your interest and positive feedback are truly valued! 😊🔥🛠️
I'm thrilled to hear that the video has convinced you that effective heating can be straightforward! If you have any more questions or if there are other DIY projects you're interested in, feel free to let me know. Thank you for your positive feedback, and I'm here to assist with any further inquiries you may have! 😊🔥🛠️
I'm thrilled to hear that you appreciate the ingenious barrel of pipes heating solution! Wishing you a warm and cozy winter ahead. If you have any more comments, questions, or if there's anything else you'd like to discuss, feel free to let me know. Cheers to a toasty season! 🔥🌟😊
That's fantastic to hear! Welding and warmth make for a great combination. I'm thrilled that the video inspired you to take on winter with a DIY pipe solution. Best of luck with your project, and may it bring cozy results. If you have any questions or want to share your progress, feel free to do so. Happy welding and stay warm!
Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you're impressed with the winter heating solution using a barrel and pipes. If you have any more comments or questions, or if there's anything specific you'd like to discuss, feel free to let me know. I'm here to help! 😊🔥👍
I'm thrilled to hear that you see the barrel of pipes as a solution for winter heating goals! DIY projects like these can indeed provide innovative and effective solutions. If you decide to give it a try or have any questions along the way, feel free to reach out. Stay warm and enjoy your winter heating goals! 😊🔥🛠️
It's crucial to consider the durability of the barrel stove, especially if it's based on the Bullerjan stoves. Thin sheet metal can indeed be a concern, as it may not withstand the harsh conditions of winter. If possible, you might want to explore reinforcing the drum or consider alternative materials that offer better longevity. Additionally, sharing your insights on the potential challenges and suggesting ways to address them could be valuable for other viewers. Your experience and observations can contribute to a more informed and constructive discussion about the stove and its practicality in winter conditions. Thank you for highlighting this aspect, and if you have any tips for improving the stove's durability, they could be beneficial for the community.
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The problem with most of these kinds of stoves is that they are taking heated air from inside the structure that you've already warmed up and putting it up to chimney because obviously combustion needs air. it would be really good if it had an outside source of air so you won't be sucking cold air in every crack or door jam to replace the air that goes up the chimney. Even some high end tents now come with a round silicone hole near the bottom for outside combustion air.
That's a valid concern. Ensuring an outside source of air for combustion is important for efficiency and to prevent the stove from pulling in cold air from inside the structure. This can be achieved by incorporating an air intake duct that draws air from outside directly into the combustion chamber. It's a feature commonly found in modern heating systems to improve efficiency and comfort. Thank you for highlighting this important aspect of stove design.
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I'm thrilled to hear that the DIY heating solution has you covered for Winter 2024! If you have any further questions about the project or if there are other winter-related topics you'd like to explore, feel free to share. Your enthusiasm and positive feedback are much appreciated! 😊🔥🛠️
That's fantastic to hear! I'm thrilled that the barrel of pipes has sparked your interest in upgrading your heating game. If you have any questions about the project or if there are specific aspects you'd like more information on, feel free to ask. Your readiness to explore and upgrade is truly inspiring! 😊🔥🛠️
Absolutely! Maximizing heat retention before it escapes is key for efficiency. It’s smart engineering that saves energy and reduces costs. Great to see such innovative approaches being recognized!
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You're very welcome! I'm delighted to hear that you find the innovative heating setup helpful for making Winter 2024 cozier. If you have any more questions, need additional information, or have other projects in mind, feel free to let me know. Wishing you a warm and cozy winter ahead! 😊🔥🏠
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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you see the pipe barrel creation as welding wizardry at its finest and a game-changer for winter 2024. If you have any specific questions about the welding process or if there are other DIY projects you'd like to explore, feel free to let me know. Your positive comments motivate me to continue sharing creative and practical solutions. Thanks for being part of the community and for your encouraging words! 😊🔥🔮🛠️
Fantastic video ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I only wish that I lived in an area where the barrel heater could be appreciated because if I did, tomorrow I would be making my own barrel heater. Also I thoroughly enjoyed the musical background, it was awesome just like the creation of the barrel heater ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the music. It would be amazing to see your own barrel heater in action! Your enthusiasm is appreciated!
An added step to improve efficiency is separate the burning chamber from the tubes and fill in the area around the tubes with sand and copper dust mixture.
Great suggestion! Separating the burning chamber from the tubes and filling the space around the tubes with a mixture of sand and copper dust is a clever idea to potentially enhance efficiency. This method could contribute to better heat retention and distribution. Experimenting with different materials and configurations can indeed lead to improvements in the overall performance of the system. Thanks for sharing this insightful addition to the discussion! 🔥🔄💡
While creating a thermal battery in this way would even out heat production, it would make initial heating a lot slower to get going. Slower heat transfer into the sand means a lot more heat will be lost out the vent stack, so less efficient.
Excellent craftsmanship. I've been watching yt videos on barrel stoves for some ideas and you got all the extra features and then some. The enclosed fan box in the back is really cool and the pistol grip door closure is ba.
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the design. The fan box really does help with airflow, and the pistol grip door closure adds a nice touch of convenience. If you have any questions or need tips for your own build, feel free to ask!
What does your insurance company think of that ??? Barrels are too thin to stand up to the heat of a wood stove then you have the corrosion during the off season. Creasote is very corrosive to mild steel. Wood stoves need to be made from cast iron and or quarter inch plate steel for a reason !!!
@@lmtn barrel stoves have been around for a long time but they are for one winter use. I used to work in a logging camp in the 1980s. Every winter we got a new one !!!
@rickscaggs3089 old water heaters work better. Stronger and thicker steel. The new ones have plastic inside of them and are useless but the really old ones have a layer of glass melted right onto the inside of the steel.
I appreciate your enthusiasm! It's fantastic to hear that you see the welded barrel of pipes as a preferable alternative to traditional heaters. If you have any questions about the project or if there are other innovative ideas you'd like to explore, feel free to share. Your feedback is truly valued! 😊🔥🛠️
Thank you so much for your fantastic feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that the welding skills showcased in the video contributed to creating a heating masterpiece for achieving winter warmth. If you have any specific questions about the welding process or if there are other DIY projects you'd like to explore, feel free to let me know. Your positive comments motivate me to continue sharing creative and practical solutions. Thanks for watching and for being part of the community! 😊🔥🛠️
Really enjoy your content. Very informative, fun presentation and inspiring. Have you looked into powering the fan with thermoelectric generator for a more closed loop system? Also, how would an waste oil burner do with the guage of the 55 gal drum like you have here?
"Thanks for your positive feedback! I'm glad you're enjoying the content. Using a thermoelectric generator for the fan is a great idea, and it could indeed enhance the system's efficiency. As for the waste oil burner with the 55-gallon drum, the gauge of the drum can impact its performance. Thicker drums might be more durable and heat-resistant, potentially extending the lifespan of the burner. If you're planning to experiment, make sure to test and monitor the system for safety and efficiency. Keep the great ideas coming, and stay tuned for more exciting projects!"
It’s interesting how different tastes in music can be! Some people really vibe with a certain style, even if it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. What kind of music do you prefer?
@@lmtn definitely not that way overly loud music..no music would be much preferred..the music was so lound it took away from the video..had to mute the video just to make it thru a single minute of it.. probably the worst choice of music on YT I've ever heard this decade..its really bad.. neutral music like maybe natural sounds or classical music would be okay in the background but not blasting in front of everything..sure not many actually like either type but at least most can sit thru it without much complaints..often no music is better then bad music..Cheers..
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It sounds like you had a unique and fascinating experience growing up in an apartment building with what seems like large-scale industrial components that you could explore by crawling inside. Such memories can be truly special and provide a distinctive perspective on your upbringing. If you feel comfortable, sharing more details or specific aspects of these experiences might engage your audience further and spark interesting conversations about shared childhood memories. Thank you for sharing this intriguing part of your background!
I didn't see you make a grate for it. I think holding the wood up in the middle would be better than just thrown in on the bottom. Nice/cool stove you made.
Thanks for the feedback! A grate could definitely improve airflow and efficiency by keeping the wood elevated. That would help with combustion and make the stove work better. I appreciate your input-it's always great to hear suggestions for improvement! If you have more ideas, feel free to share!
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Do you have a video course here to learn how to solder? I always wanted to learn how to solder and you make it so simple that it's a pleasure to see how you work.
"Absolutely! Sometimes the best discoveries come from a bit of experimentation. Glad you appreciate the build! If you have any suggestions or ideas for improvements, feel free to share. Thanks for the positive vibes!"
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the project. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to share them. Your feedback is appreciated!
"I'm thrilled to hear that you find the content perfect for the winter! Creating solutions that cater to seasonal needs is always rewarding. If you have any specific winter-related topics or ideas you'd like to see in future videos, feel free to share. Your feedback helps tailor content to what the audience finds most useful and enjoyable. Stay warm and enjoy the winter season! 👌🏻❄️"
Thank you for sharing, it is the concept of the Canadian stove which has also been taken up by the Bullerjan company with the Freeflow model among others. Your video makes you want to tinker just before winter ;-)
No problem! Well, the concept of Canadian stoves, especially models like the Bullerjan Freeflow, is quite impressive. These stoves are known for their efficiency and ability to produce long-lasting heat, making them ideal for cold winters. They are also great for people who enjoy DIY projects and want to prepare their homes for winter. If you like to tinker, this type of project can be a rewarding way to stay warm and save on electricity.
For taming and trimming ourselves, it's necessary we read/listen 👂 to those who criticize us. They improve us. For curing a disease, bitter pills are to be chewed or swallowed, criticism is like bitter pills as it cures our weakness and builds our skills - means brings out the best out of us. 💕 Love criticism and yourself and you will grow 🪴.. Critics will be burdened with negative thinking - a self destructor.
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Really interesting principle, looks very effective and well made. Welding that thin stuff, which I believe was not only painted but also partly galvanised, must have been a challenge, not to mention smelly!! Well done. Unfortunately here in Germany it would fail every regulation known to man.
Says rather a lot about modern Germany, unfortunately...? (But I'd happily have one heating my workshop in the UK if the cost of wood wasn't so high...)
Thank you for your kind words! Welding thin materials, especially if they are painted or galvanized, can indeed be challenging and not very pleasant due to the fumes. It's essential to follow safety precautions. I understand that regulations can vary by location, and it's essential to adhere to local safety and environmental standards when working on such projects. While this design may not meet regulations in some areas, it can still be an interesting concept for educational and experimental purposes.V
Home fire based on a classic fire tube boiler design. Fantastic idea. Super efficient combustion. I operated four similar design fire tube boilers in a carpet factory for seven years. Burn 10 tons of coal and only 50 kg of ash and maybe 200 kg of clinker.
That sounds like an impressive setup! It’s great to hear about the efficiency you achieved with those fire tube boilers. Reducing waste like ash and clinker is definitely a big plus. Did you notice any other benefits during your time operating them?
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I didn't see what you did to keep the hot coals and ashes from falling on the floor. A bucket? A grate as well? Here in Alaska we have to keep the surrounding area of the stove insulated to prevent the walls from catching fire. Assuming you did something similar. Gotta say, very innovative and very functional. Great skill!
Thank you for your insightful comment! It's crucial to consider safety measures, especially when dealing with hot coals and ashes. While the video may not explicitly show the setup for handling the ashes, it's common to use a metal bucket or ash container to safely collect and dispose of ashes without causing any damage to the surrounding area. Additionally, having proper insulation and fire-resistant materials around the stove is a smart practice, as you've mentioned. Safety is a top priority, and it's great to see your attention to these important details. If you have any specific safety tips or experiences to share, feel free to do so!
I'm delighted to hear that you found it beautiful and inspiring! Safety is paramount, so using a gas mask instead of burning the paint off is a smart choice. Making one for every room in your house sounds like a creative project. Just be sure to follow safety precautions and guidelines throughout. Best of luck with your DIY endeavors! 😊🎨🏡
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Thank you for your interest. Sorry, we don't sell the product yet. You took our idea and asked a welder closest to you. They will do it for you. We hope you continue to watch our videos to receive new videos. value Very pleased to serve
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That's awesome to hear! Welding skills can indeed open up a world of creative possibilities, and making your own projects can be incredibly rewarding. If you're eager to improve your welding skills, there are plenty of resources and tutorials available online. Remember, practice makes perfect, so keep at it, and you'll be crafting amazing projects in no time! If you have any questions or need advice along the way, feel free to reach out. Happy welding! 🔥🛠️😊
@@lmtn I am very, very fortunate to have a retired iron worker neighbor who is teaching me & even gifting me his small welder. But, I will consider you on "speed dial" Thank You so much!
Nice thinking about this with the barrel but i would prefer another barrel on top for the exhaust pipe fumes with another chimney to the other side.purpose to slow down the heating losses from chimney outside.second barrel on top will amaze you how much heat you can keep in and you throw away.
Yes I was going to add that there is research that supports that. In that it’s best to separate the burn chamber from the heat exchanger to get the most complete burn of the wood. And to get the most heat out of the exhaust. So if an insulated inner pipe or box was added, and a secondary burn shelf with the burn chamber exhaust exit at the front then across the heat exchanger to the back it would make the appliance more efficient. adding refractory cement around the heat exchanger tubes would add thermo mass with its benefits. Few simple things that would reduce the amount of wood needed to burn. Great video
Absolutely, your research-backed suggestions make a lot of sense! Separating the burn chamber from the heat exchanger for a more complete wood burn is a fantastic idea. The addition of an insulated inner pipe or box, along with a secondary burn shelf, could significantly enhance the efficiency of the appliance. Routing the exhaust across the heat exchanger as you described is a smart approach to extracting maximum heat. And incorporating refractory cement around the heat exchanger tubes adds valuable thermal mass. These thoughtful modifications not only improve efficiency but also contribute to reducing wood consumption. Your insights are spot-on, and I appreciate your contribution to making heating systems more effective and eco-friendly. Keep up the great work! 🔥🌿
Nice thinking about this with the barrel but i would prefer another barrel on top for the exhaust pipe fumes with another chimney to the other side.purpose to slow down the heating losses from chimney outside.second barrel on top will amaze you how much heat you can keep in and you throw away.
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Благодарю вас за ваши добрые слова и пожелания! Мне приятно, что вам понравилось. Если у вас есть ещё какие-либо вопросы или замечания, не стесняйтесь задавать. Удачи вам тоже!
C'est vrai, un chauffage avec soufflerie peut vraiment faire la différence ! C'est pratique pour chauffer plusieurs pièces à la fois. Tu l'utilises souvent ?
We had a cheap woodstove where i worked, and the top and bottom were cast iron, and the sheet metal shell was very thin steel. It lasted for years. A layer of tiles bedded in mortar would make this stove last a decade, and only needed in the bottom 1/3 or 1/4 of the drum.
That's a great suggestion! Adding a layer of tiles bedded in mortar to the bottom section of the drum could indeed help improve the durability and longevity of the stove. The added thermal mass from the tiles would contribute to better heat retention and distribution, making the stove more efficient. This approach can also help protect the thin steel sheet metal from excessive heat, reducing the risk of warping or damage over time. It's a practical and cost-effective way to enhance the performance and lifespan of your DIY wood stove. Thank you for sharing this valuable tip!
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I'm thrilled to hear that you're enjoying the budget-friendly, money-saving ideas! The off-season is indeed a fantastic time to get creative, and your enthusiasm for incorporating mistletoe and jingle bells is infectious. 🎄❤️ It's a wonderful way to infuse a festive spirit into your content while keeping things lighthearted and joyful. Embracing the holiday vibes with a touch of humor and creativity is a great way to connect with your audience during the off-season. Keep the positive energy flowing, and I'm sure your viewers will love the festive and money-saving content! 😊🌟🔔
"Brilliant!" - Your comment is positive and appreciative. You could further engage your audience by asking them what specifically they found brilliant or if they have any related experiences or suggestions. Encouraging viewers to share their thoughts can enhance community interaction on your channel.
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bizim oto sanayii çevrelerinde zaten oldukça yaygın kullanılan, kapısı olmayan her açık dükkanda veya atölyede kullanılan soba !!!... motorcularda genellikle atık motor yağı yakılan tiplerini tercih ederler! ve bunları her dükkan sahibi zaten kendi yapar bu iş bir proje gerektirmez!.. Lakin ev yani konut için çok başarısız bi iş. ilkel bi uygulama! kül nereye yığılacak, nasıl çıkarılacak, o boruların arasından curufları temizlemek işkence olur!!!... varilin altında keserek çıkaracağın bir bölümün altına kül birikmesi için çekmece gibi bir hazne ilave ederseniz biraz daha kullanışlı olur yoksa hava deliğnden kül alınmaz! küller birikince içinin temizlenmesi eziyet olur
Bu önemli geri bildirimin için teşekkür ederim. Evet, bu tür bir proje genellikle daha endüstriyel veya atölye ortamlarında kullanılmak üzere tasarlanmış olabilir ve ev ortamında kullanımı daha fazla zorluk ve sorunlara neden olabilir. Kül birikimi, temizlik sorunlarına yol açabilir ve kullanım sırasında ortaya çıkan çeşitli zorluklarla başa çıkmak gerekebilir. Geri bildiriminizle bu tür konulara dikkat çekmek önemli ve başkaları için faydalı olabilir. Eğer başka konularda yardıma ihtiyacınız varsa veya başka bir konuda görüş belirtmek istiyorsanız, sormaktan çekinmeyin.
I don't understand the negative comments at all. You built an amazing stove. Your skill is amazing. I think alot of people will use your design. I might build one myself. Thankyou
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The idea is good but the Exekution is really bad from my opinion i work 25 years with metal though i know what good metal work is .
Most of the video viewers have never worked with metal or they are just starting out. Ive worked with metal all my life! Both in welding and forging. You say the idea is good but the execution is not. Thats an unneeded comment. For what is being accomplished his execution is fine. I dont recall him saying he is the foremost expert in the field of metal work. He's a guy very much like most who enjoys what he's doing and likes to share. If you think the execution is not good then at least share how it could be better so that we can all learn from your expertise. Just saying.
@@derelchmitdemkelch8520 Can you give us the link from video you made?
@@derelchmitdemkelch8520 I am retired now I worked with metal for 46 years and maybe not perfect as you think this is not bad at all. You can't judge what someone else when they are doing best they can I worked in many industries from building truck bodies, trailers, saw mill equipment to machinery and I can tell you for what it's for it's a good job :)
It's a beautiful thing watching someone that's knows his craft, your an artist. BADASS!!!
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But he doesent! Spot welding without cleaning the are first^^ Spot welders do NOT know their craft!!
Even without the pipes and fan, I can attest to the effectiveness and heat output of this arrangement. With the pipes and fan, this would be significantly more efficient in heat distribution. And contrary to other opinions, a standard 55 gal drum will not "burn out". I used this for years in a steel yard shed with no issues. A friend used this to heat his cabin (1000 sq ft) and you had to keep the front door to the cabin ajar and one window slightly open to keep it from getting too hot in the winter (15°F - 30°F), even with smoldering embers. But a caution: the stove must be on a totally fireproof base and cannot be within 2-3 feet of a bare wall because of the residual heat output (much more than a normal wood stove). I also had a chimney sweeping business many years ago and cannot recall anyone having a problem such as creosote build-up in the flue (it's too hot even if you use unseasoned wood or pine).
It sounds like you have extensive experience with this setup! It's great to hear how effective the system can be, especially for heating larger spaces like cabins. Your points about the fireproof base and maintaining proper distance from walls are crucial for safety. The heat output and efficiency you've described make it clear why this method can work so well, even with unseasoned wood. It's interesting that you didn’t see issues with creosote buildup-definitely a plus for anyone considering this type of heating. Thanks for sharing your insights!
@@lmtn The fundamental trick in dealing with creosote is keeping the flue/chimney hot. Creosote forms primarily when hot smoke makes contact with a cold/cool chimney or flue wall. I was asked to clean the chimney of a small cabin where they had burned only unseasoned pine for over 30 years. Because the stone chimney was short (15') and large in diameter, it had a good draft, heated up quickly, and there was no (zero) creosote build-up except on the chimney cap (which was cooled by snow and rain). I forgot to mention, once you get this kind of stove going, it takes a remarkably small amount of wood to keep it hot. Because of the fan, it might go through wood faster. I have no experience with this design but I would have thought that 2-4 pipes are going to be more than enough.
Exactly right. I ran fire tube boilers for seven years for a living,. Efficient combustion, clean burn with forced draught from the fan. Even without a fan if the chimneys tall enough natural draught is enough to do a good job.
For those who think that it cannot withstand that barrel, it lasts a long time, here in Argentina it is used to make grills and stoves too. But this stove is incredible. Good job!
Duran un año como mucho . Eso lo que hizo es tiempo perdido en el verano no lo usas y la chapa quemada se pudre !.
@@marcosrivero7202 falso.
Si el barril de chapa está dentro de la casa, sin contacto con la lluvia ni otros agentes corrosivos, y la humedad es del 50%, su vida útil será significativamente mayor. Bajo estas condiciones controladas, la corrosión será mucho más lenta. Aquí hay una estimación más específica:
Primeros años (1-3 años): La chapa podría empezar a mostrar signos muy leves de oxidación superficial, especialmente en áreas donde el metal esté expuesto al aire de manera uniforme.
Medio plazo (4-10 años): La oxidación superficial podría hacerse más evidente, pero aún no afectará significativamente la integridad estructural del barril.
Largo plazo (10-20 años o más): Dependiendo del grosor del metal y de la calidad del acero, la chapa podría empezar a mostrar signos más pronunciados de corrosión. En general, podría durar de 10 a 20 años antes de que la corrosión comience a afectar su integridad estructural de manera significativa.
Para maximizar la durabilidad:
Mantén la chapa seca tanto como sea posible.
Asegúrate de que el ambiente tenga buena ventilación para reducir la acumulación de humedad.
Considera aplicar una capa de aceite ligero o un recubrimiento anticorrosivo para ralentizar el proceso de oxidación.
En resumen, bajo condiciones de humedad del 50% y sin exposición a la lluvia o agentes corrosivos, un barril de chapa podría durar fácilmente de 10 a 20 años o más antes de que la corrosión tenga un impacto significativo.
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s great to hear that the barrel design has proven durable in Argentina for grills and stoves. The versatility and functionality of such designs are impressive. I'm glad you liked the stove-if you have any tips or experiences to share, I’d love to hear them!
Barrel drums were common in the NWT, and the Yukon.
They lasted several years.
This fellow took the barrel to a new level. Great heater.
It's great to hear that you appreciate the innovation in using barrel drums as heaters. Repurposing these drums into heaters can be an efficient way to create warmth in cold climates such as the Northwest Territories (NWT) and the Yukon. They can indeed last for several years if used and maintained properly.
Taking the barrel drum to a new level with enhancements and modifications can improve its efficiency and extend its lifespan even further. It's always inspiring to see creativity in turning everyday materials into useful and innovative solutions!
Using one from thin steel for over ten years. It's upright, inside clad with a few common bricks. Positioned in the corner of the shop, with curved sheet half way around at 2" distance. Using old squirrel cage fan to move the air. Flue is to the other wall, 35' long which adds another big heating surface.
Using the air condition fan to push the hot air down.
This is the practice you can still see in old bar and shops picture. Flue temp just before the wall is around 150F, meaning I am able to get almost all of the heat. Have plans to make horizontal batch rocket, but never got the time...
Need to sweep the smoke tube twice per winter. Still getting just small amount of smoke. If I would insulate the part that is outside, I would get better draft.
Sometime in the future ...
With all the "new tech" pushed on people in EU, I am still heating the shop and house at about 1/3 of the price. Green idiots have driven the price of all energy sky high and reliability to the ground. What EU needs, is ONE brutal winter like the US gets, thousands frozen and maybe this madness will stop? But due to stupidity of the commoners, I am not sure.
This is the kind of content I love to see - practical, inventive, and perfect for winter prep!
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your heating stove is amazing , I am not a welder or metal worker, but the title of your video caught my attention and made me curious to watch you skillfully create this stove. At first I was confused by your initial creativity and wondered what you were actually doing.. however, I followed you all the way and was extremely impressed by the level of hard work, your ingenuity and professionalism. What a great skill and achievement sir
Thank you so much for your kind words and appreciation! I'm thrilled that you enjoyed the video and found the process interesting. It means a lot to hear that my creativity and hard work resonated with you. Your support motivates me to continue sharing my skills and projects. If you have any suggestions or ideas for future videos, feel free to let me know. Thanks again for being a part of the journey! 🔥🛠️
The assembly and welding are amazingly practical. I just watched a video of an Engineer building a stove performing calculations, using robots for both cutting and welding the armor. And with a cost for whoever wants to buy it of 1000 usd.. Yours is not only great but extremely economical and with similar features...you even make your own food there. Incredible.
Line the fire box (exposed to the direct flames) of the barrel with ~1 inch of clay/sand mix. This improves combustion a lot and protects the thin sheet metal. The hot air tubes however will deteriorate quickly.
Great suggestion! Lining the firebox with a clay/sand mix is a smart move-it not only enhances combustion but also provides protection to the thin sheet metal. However, your point about the hot air tubes deteriorating quickly is valid. Considering more durable materials or implementing a protective coating for the tubes could be a good addition. Thanks for sharing your insights and helping improve the design! 🔥🏭👍
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Why would cast iron tubes deteriorate quickly? Fireplaces have metal vent louvers in the direct line of flame and they do not deteriorate. Grills have metal grates exposed to continuous flame and they do not deteriorate. Smokers are also built from 5 gal drums and they do not burn through.
DIY heating just reached a whole new level. Your innovation is a game-changer!
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I love the hands-on approach to solving winter heating challenges. Welding skills on display!
I'm glad you appreciate the hands-on approach! It's always rewarding to tackle winter heating challenges with practical solutions. If you have any questions about the welding process or if there's anything else you'd like to see or explore, feel free to let me know. Your interest and positive feedback are truly valued! 😊🔥🛠️
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Your video convinced me that effective heating doesnt have to be complicated. Thank you!
I'm thrilled to hear that the video has convinced you that effective heating can be straightforward! If you have any more questions or if there are other DIY projects you're interested in, feel free to let me know. Thank you for your positive feedback, and I'm here to assist with any further inquiries you may have! 😊🔥🛠️
Cheers to a warm and toasty winter thanks to your ingenious barrel of pipes heating solution!
I'm thrilled to hear that you appreciate the ingenious barrel of pipes heating solution! Wishing you a warm and cozy winter ahead. If you have any more comments, questions, or if there's anything else you'd like to discuss, feel free to let me know. Cheers to a toasty season! 🔥🌟😊
Welding meets warmth! Your video left me inspired to tackle winter with a DIY pipe solution. 🔧🔥
That's fantastic to hear! Welding and warmth make for a great combination. I'm thrilled that the video inspired you to take on winter with a DIY pipe solution. Best of luck with your project, and may it bring cozy results. If you have any questions or want to share your progress, feel free to do so. Happy welding and stay warm!
Youve turned a barrel and pipes into a winter heating masterpiece! Count me impressed!
Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you're impressed with the winter heating solution using a barrel and pipes. If you have any more comments or questions, or if there's anything specific you'd like to discuss, feel free to let me know. I'm here to help! 😊🔥👍
Winter heating goals! Your barrel of pipes is the solution we didnt know we needed!
I'm thrilled to hear that you see the barrel of pipes as a solution for winter heating goals! DIY projects like these can indeed provide innovative and effective solutions. If you decide to give it a try or have any questions along the way, feel free to reach out. Stay warm and enjoy your winter heating goals! 😊🔥🛠️
Based on the Bullerjan stoves. This barrel stove won't last one winter because of the thin sheath metal of the drum.
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It's crucial to consider the durability of the barrel stove, especially if it's based on the Bullerjan stoves. Thin sheet metal can indeed be a concern, as it may not withstand the harsh conditions of winter. If possible, you might want to explore reinforcing the drum or consider alternative materials that offer better longevity.
Additionally, sharing your insights on the potential challenges and suggesting ways to address them could be valuable for other viewers. Your experience and observations can contribute to a more informed and constructive discussion about the stove and its practicality in winter conditions. Thank you for highlighting this aspect, and if you have any tips for improving the stove's durability, they could be beneficial for the community.
Thank you for watching the video!
based on your ignorance i can say they last 5 years easily
Да действительно мнигие верят в фейк о недолговечности жаль....
Welding a barrel of pipes? Thats some next-level ingenuity for staying warm in the winter!
Thank you so much for your appreciation! I'm thrilled that you see the welding project as next-level ingenuity for winter warmth. If you have any questions about the welding process or if there's anything else you'd like to explore, feel free to let me know. Your positive feedback is truly motivating! 😊🔥🛠️
Your welding project is both practical and resourceful - a true inspiration for winter!
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Нет никагова изобретения по такому принципу работают сотни печей по всей России ха
From my homeland, Lebanon, I can tell you that you are a wonderful person ❤🇱🇧❤
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The problem with most of these kinds of stoves is that they are taking heated air from inside the structure that you've already warmed up and putting it up to chimney because obviously combustion needs air. it would be really good if it had an outside source of air so you won't be sucking cold air in every crack or door jam to replace the air that goes up the chimney. Even some high end tents now come with a round silicone hole near the bottom for outside combustion air.
That's a valid concern. Ensuring an outside source of air for combustion is important for efficiency and to prevent the stove from pulling in cold air from inside the structure. This can be achieved by incorporating an air intake duct that draws air from outside directly into the combustion chamber. It's a feature commonly found in modern heating systems to improve efficiency and comfort. Thank you for highlighting this important aspect of stove design.
This is a great idea, I salute the creator of this video
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Winter 2024 is officially covered with this DIY heating solution. Well done!
I'm thrilled to hear that the DIY heating solution has you covered for Winter 2024! If you have any further questions about the project or if there are other winter-related topics you'd like to explore, feel free to share. Your enthusiasm and positive feedback are much appreciated! 😊🔥🛠️
Really God bless you for your ingenuity and your generosity. Amazing 😊
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm truly grateful for your support and happy to share these ideas. 😊
I never thought a barrel of pipes could be so fascinating! Ready to upgrade my heating game.
That's fantastic to hear! I'm thrilled that the barrel of pipes has sparked your interest in upgrading your heating game. If you have any questions about the project or if there are specific aspects you'd like more information on, feel free to ask. Your readiness to explore and upgrade is truly inspiring! 😊🔥🛠️
Capturing and utilizing as much heat before it goes up the chimney. How can anyone argue with that? Very well done!
Absolutely! Maximizing heat retention before it escapes is key for efficiency. It’s smart engineering that saves energy and reduces costs. Great to see such innovative approaches being recognized!
Лайк!!!за подачу материала!без единого слова,но все предельно ясно и понятно!Важно что быстро без ....соплей словесных.
Огромное спасибо за лайк и приятные слова! Рад, что материал был понятным и ясным, даже без многословных объяснений. Ценю ваше внимание и поддержку! Если есть еще что-то, что вы хотели бы увидеть или обсудить, смело делитесь своими мыслями. Без лишних слов, прямиком к делу! 👍🌟
Very nice, great work and idea 💡 👍
If you find this idea interesting, please like and share so more people know!
Winter 2024 just got a whole lot cozier with this innovative heating setup. Thanks for sharing!
You're very welcome! I'm delighted to hear that you find the innovative heating setup helpful for making Winter 2024 cozier. If you have any more questions, need additional information, or have other projects in mind, feel free to let me know. Wishing you a warm and cozy winter ahead! 😊🔥🏠
Just amazing. Great work and fantastic idea!
Толщина стенок этой бочки смешная. Прогорит очень быстро. И окажется, что столько отличной работы выброшено впустую...
Нам важно ваше мнение о техническом состоянии товара. Да, качество - наша главная забота. Мы продолжим совершенствоваться и внедрять инновации, чтобы предоставлять качественную, экологически чистую продукцию, отвечающую ожиданиям клиентов. Благодарим вас за то, что поделились своими комментариями, и мы с нетерпением ждем вашей дальнейшей поддержки и предложений.
Вот это отстой лоховской, игрушка, заняться нечем)))
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Welding wizardry at its finest! Your pipe barrel creation is a game-changer for winter 2024.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you see the pipe barrel creation as welding wizardry at its finest and a game-changer for winter 2024. If you have any specific questions about the welding process or if there are other DIY projects you'd like to explore, feel free to let me know. Your positive comments motivate me to continue sharing creative and practical solutions. Thanks for being part of the community and for your encouraging words! 😊🔥🔮🛠️
Fantastic video ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I only wish that I lived in an area where the barrel heater could be appreciated because if I did, tomorrow I would be making my own barrel heater. Also I thoroughly enjoyed the musical background, it was awesome just like the creation of the barrel heater ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the music. It would be amazing to see your own barrel heater in action! Your enthusiasm is appreciated!
An added step to improve efficiency is separate the burning chamber from the tubes and fill in the area around the tubes with sand and copper dust mixture.
Great suggestion! Separating the burning chamber from the tubes and filling the space around the tubes with a mixture of sand and copper dust is a clever idea to potentially enhance efficiency. This method could contribute to better heat retention and distribution. Experimenting with different materials and configurations can indeed lead to improvements in the overall performance of the system. Thanks for sharing this insightful addition to the discussion! 🔥🔄💡
@@lmtn you're welcome
There's lots of ideas for innovation like a self feeding fuel hopper
While creating a thermal battery in this way would even out heat production, it would make initial heating a lot slower to get going. Slower heat transfer into the sand means a lot more heat will be lost out the vent stack, so less efficient.
@@cluebin8398 it goes out the chimney regardless, absorbing the heat in the sand is minimal amount of time compared to the storage ability.
Excellent craftsmanship. I've been watching yt videos on barrel stoves for some ideas and you got all the extra features and then some. The enclosed fan box in the back is really cool and the pistol grip door closure is ba.
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the design. The fan box really does help with airflow, and the pistol grip door closure adds a nice touch of convenience. If you have any questions or need tips for your own build, feel free to ask!
What does your insurance company think of that ??? Barrels are too thin to stand up to the heat of a wood stove then you have the corrosion during the off season. Creasote is very corrosive to mild steel. Wood stoves need to be made from cast iron and or quarter inch plate steel for a reason !!!
Thank you for your insights! You raise valid points about materials and safety in wood stove design. I appreciate your expertise on this matter!
@@lmtn barrel stoves have been around for a long time but they are for one winter use. I used to work in a logging camp in the 1980s. Every winter we got a new one !!!
In the shop these hold up well, hi air flow is key
@rickscaggs3089 old water heaters work better. Stronger and thicker steel. The new ones have plastic inside of them and are useless but the really old ones have a layer of glass melted right onto the inside of the steel.
Forget about traditional heaters - your welded barrel of pipes is the way to go!
I appreciate your enthusiasm! It's fantastic to hear that you see the welded barrel of pipes as a preferable alternative to traditional heaters. If you have any questions about the project or if there are other innovative ideas you'd like to explore, feel free to share. Your feedback is truly valued! 😊🔥🛠️
Winter warmth achieved! Your welding skills turned a simple barrel into a heating masterpiece.
Thank you so much for your fantastic feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that the welding skills showcased in the video contributed to creating a heating masterpiece for achieving winter warmth. If you have any specific questions about the welding process or if there are other DIY projects you'd like to explore, feel free to let me know. Your positive comments motivate me to continue sharing creative and practical solutions. Thanks for watching and for being part of the community! 😊🔥🛠️
we did this in a larger scale to heat a large shop. worked great.
That’s awesome! Just imagine the cozy shop vibes-like a warm hug, but without the awkwardness! Keep that heat flowing! 😄🔥
Really enjoy your content. Very informative, fun presentation and inspiring. Have you looked into powering the fan with thermoelectric generator for a more closed loop system? Also, how would an waste oil burner do with the guage of the 55 gal drum like you have here?
"Thanks for your positive feedback! I'm glad you're enjoying the content. Using a thermoelectric generator for the fan is a great idea, and it could indeed enhance the system's efficiency. As for the waste oil burner with the 55-gallon drum, the gauge of the drum can impact its performance. Thicker drums might be more durable and heat-resistant, potentially extending the lifespan of the burner. If you're planning to experiment, make sure to test and monitor the system for safety and efficiency. Keep the great ideas coming, and stay tuned for more exciting projects!"
Ignore negative. Your skills are admired ❤
How did 1.6 million people put up with that music?
It's horrifically bad..I turned the sound off completely..
It’s interesting how different tastes in music can be! Some people really vibe with a certain style, even if it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. What kind of music do you prefer?
@@lmtn definitely not that way overly loud music..no music would be much preferred..the music was so lound it took away from the video..had to mute the video just to make it thru a single minute of it.. probably the worst choice of music on YT I've ever heard this decade..its really bad.. neutral music like maybe natural sounds or classical music would be okay in the background but not blasting in front of everything..sure not many actually like either type but at least most can sit thru it without much complaints..often no music is better then bad music..Cheers..
@@lmtn I’ve never really liked music during a video. Voice overs are always better, just my two cents. I did enjoy the video, I just muted it.
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that's absolutely genius amazing well done
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i grew up in an apartment building with 2 of these on an industrial scale you could crawl inside of it was amazing
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I didn't see you make a grate for it. I think holding the wood up in the middle would be better than just thrown in on the bottom. Nice/cool stove you made.
Thanks for the feedback! A grate could definitely improve airflow and efficiency by keeping the wood elevated. That would help with combustion and make the stove work better. I appreciate your input-it's always great to hear suggestions for improvement! If you have more ideas, feel free to share!
Very nice Good job.Good music.Thanks
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Very cool design
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YESssssssss wunderfull. Nice !!! have some thanks for this makeing of a Tonne Burner. Thanks often from Germany
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Do you have a video course here to learn how to solder? I always wanted to learn how to solder and you make it so simple that it's a pleasure to see how you work.
Great idea for heating a shop.... People with no skills are the haters here.... behave.. love the stove ❤❤❤😊
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Yep, screwing around and finding out! Finest kind. Nice build y'all!
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Amazing skill and nice stove. I may try it for winter 👍👍👌
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Very nice !! Good job !!
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Perfect for the winter 👌🏻
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Predivno ja sam odusevljen kakva fantasticna ideja vi ste za 10. Hvala vam zelim vam svako dobro lijep pozdrav.
Hvala vam puno! Stvarno mi je drago da vam se svidjela ideja. Želim vam sve najbolje! Šaljem vam tople želje!
Thank you for sharing, it is the concept of the Canadian stove which has also been taken up by the Bullerjan company with the Freeflow model among others. Your video makes you want to tinker just before winter ;-)
No problem! Well, the concept of Canadian stoves, especially models like the Bullerjan Freeflow, is quite impressive. These stoves are known for their efficiency and ability to produce long-lasting heat, making them ideal for cold winters. They are also great for people who enjoy DIY projects and want to prepare their homes for winter. If you like to tinker, this type of project can be a rewarding way to stay warm and save on electricity.
For taming and trimming ourselves, it's necessary we read/listen 👂 to those who criticize us.
They improve us. For curing a disease, bitter pills are to be chewed or swallowed, criticism is like bitter pills as it cures our weakness and builds our skills - means brings out the best out of us.
💕 Love criticism and yourself and you will grow 🪴..
Critics will be burdened with negative thinking - a self destructor.
Thinking outside the box - or should I say, barrel? Your DIY heating solution is inspiring!
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Really interesting principle, looks very effective and well made. Welding that thin stuff, which I believe was not only painted but also partly galvanised, must have been a challenge, not to mention smelly!! Well done. Unfortunately here in Germany it would fail every regulation known to man.
Says rather a lot about modern Germany, unfortunately...? (But I'd happily have one heating my workshop in the UK if the cost of wood wasn't so high...)
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Home fire based on a classic fire tube boiler design. Fantastic idea. Super efficient combustion. I operated four similar design fire tube boilers in a carpet factory for seven years. Burn 10 tons of coal and only 50 kg of ash and maybe 200 kg of clinker.
That sounds like an impressive setup! It’s great to hear about the efficiency you achieved with those fire tube boilers. Reducing waste like ash and clinker is definitely a big plus. Did you notice any other benefits during your time operating them?
Very cool, hot design! 👍
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I didn't see what you did to keep the hot coals and ashes from falling on the floor. A bucket? A grate as well? Here in Alaska we have to keep the surrounding area of the stove insulated to prevent the walls from catching fire. Assuming you did something similar.
Gotta say, very innovative and very functional. Great skill!
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Nice set up for circulation.
The clean out at the bottom may need a cap depending on the floor material.???
Great point! A cap can definitely help prevent any issues with debris or leaks, especially depending on the floor material. Thanks for the insight!
one of the most beautiful things I've seen. i want to make one for every room in my house instead of burning the paint off i just put on a gas mask
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So clever. Good Job.
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Wow! looks great, man! amazing!
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Adorei,estou inscrito e o like está deixado!
Saudações do Pescador do Brasil 🎣 🇧🇷 👍
Muito obrigado! Fico feliz que tenha gostado! Saudações para você também, Pescador do Brasil! Espero trazer mais ideias legais no futuro! 🎣🇧🇷
Awesome, I love that design
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Thank You
Outstanding design😊
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C’est efficace et en plus c’est beau 👍👍👍👍🤓
Super idea's 👌 👍
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I like to buy one already made up how much are gonna cost? Thank you for the video you are very smart
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Well done 👍👍👏👏👏👏
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Very good and simple
thank you very much
This is great! Really makes me want to get better at welding so I can make one.
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@@lmtn I am very, very fortunate to have a retired iron worker neighbor who is teaching me & even gifting me his small welder. But, I will consider you on "speed dial" Thank You so much!
That is awesome. I would like to have that in my shop.
That sounds like a great idea! Having a heater like that in your shop would definitely keep things comfortable. Do you have a specific model in mind?
Nice thinking about this with the barrel but i would prefer another barrel on top for the exhaust pipe fumes with another chimney to the other side.purpose to slow down the heating losses from chimney outside.second barrel on top will amaze you how much heat you can keep in and you throw away.
Yes I was going to add that there is research that supports that. In that it’s best to separate the burn chamber from the heat exchanger to get the most complete burn of the wood. And to get the most heat out of the exhaust. So if an insulated inner pipe or box was added, and a secondary burn shelf with the burn chamber exhaust exit at the front then across the heat exchanger to the back it would make the appliance more efficient. adding refractory cement around the heat exchanger tubes would add thermo mass with its benefits. Few simple things that would reduce the amount of wood needed to burn. Great video
Absolutely, your research-backed suggestions make a lot of sense! Separating the burn chamber from the heat exchanger for a more complete wood burn is a fantastic idea. The addition of an insulated inner pipe or box, along with a secondary burn shelf, could significantly enhance the efficiency of the appliance. Routing the exhaust across the heat exchanger as you described is a smart approach to extracting maximum heat. And incorporating refractory cement around the heat exchanger tubes adds valuable thermal mass. These thoughtful modifications not only improve efficiency but also contribute to reducing wood consumption. Your insights are spot-on, and I appreciate your contribution to making heating systems more effective and eco-friendly. Keep up the great work! 🔥🌿
Nice thinking about this with the barrel but i would prefer another barrel on top for the exhaust pipe fumes with another chimney to the other side.purpose to slow down the heating losses from chimney outside.second barrel on top will amaze you how much heat you can keep in and you throw away.
Pretty cool... like that 👍 good job
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beautiful... thanks for showing...
Espectacular !! me gustara tener uno igual !!
Excelente, muito bom, nas concordo q não durará muito pois o material do tambor é muito fino. Parabéns pelo trabalho e habilidades .😊😊
Great work
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Great ideas 💡
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Well done 👍
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Great job i really like it
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😊well done!
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Amazing work...great
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Круто.Удача и сила вам.Спасибо.
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Ce chauffage avec soufflerie est super. Il est possible de chauffer d autres pieces en même temps. 👍
C'est vrai, un chauffage avec soufflerie peut vraiment faire la différence ! C'est pratique pour chauffer plusieurs pièces à la fois. Tu l'utilises souvent ?
We had a cheap woodstove where i worked, and the top and bottom were cast iron, and the sheet metal shell was very thin steel. It lasted for years. A layer of tiles bedded in mortar would make this stove last a decade, and only needed in the bottom 1/3 or 1/4 of the drum.
That's a great suggestion! Adding a layer of tiles bedded in mortar to the bottom section of the drum could indeed help improve the durability and longevity of the stove. The added thermal mass from the tiles would contribute to better heat retention and distribution, making the stove more efficient.
This approach can also help protect the thin steel sheet metal from excessive heat, reducing the risk of warping or damage over time. It's a practical and cost-effective way to enhance the performance and lifespan of your DIY wood stove. Thank you for sharing this valuable tip!
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Genius I think we’ll done
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Very nice!
thank you my friend
Love these cheap money saving ideas I mean what else are you going to do in the off season. Mistletoe and jingle bells all the way baby.❤😊🎉
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Brilliant.!
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bizim oto sanayii çevrelerinde zaten oldukça yaygın kullanılan, kapısı olmayan her açık dükkanda veya atölyede kullanılan soba !!!... motorcularda genellikle atık motor yağı yakılan tiplerini tercih ederler! ve bunları her dükkan sahibi zaten kendi yapar bu iş bir proje gerektirmez!.. Lakin ev yani konut için çok başarısız bi iş. ilkel bi uygulama! kül nereye yığılacak, nasıl çıkarılacak, o boruların arasından curufları temizlemek işkence olur!!!... varilin altında keserek çıkaracağın bir bölümün altına kül birikmesi için çekmece gibi bir hazne ilave ederseniz biraz daha kullanışlı olur yoksa hava deliğnden kül alınmaz! küller birikince içinin temizlenmesi eziyet olur
Bu önemli geri bildirimin için teşekkür ederim. Evet, bu tür bir proje genellikle daha endüstriyel veya atölye ortamlarında kullanılmak üzere tasarlanmış olabilir ve ev ortamında kullanımı daha fazla zorluk ve sorunlara neden olabilir.
Kül birikimi, temizlik sorunlarına yol açabilir ve kullanım sırasında ortaya çıkan çeşitli zorluklarla başa çıkmak gerekebilir. Geri bildiriminizle bu tür konulara dikkat çekmek önemli ve başkaları için faydalı olabilir. Eğer başka konularda yardıma ihtiyacınız varsa veya başka bir konuda görüş belirtmek istiyorsanız, sormaktan çekinmeyin.