Introducing the 10-10-V woodburning stove!

[spandit]

Been desperate to share this with you (and it's not 100% finished) but made this over the last couple of weeks:

Details here as otherwise it would be a bit pic-heavy...

What do you think?

 

[Harvestman]

I know nothing about stoves but that looks hugely impressive to me. I love that it packs down so small.

 

[Shewie]

I do like these DIY burners, must get round to having a go one day

Cracking job Spandit, looks the mutts

 

[Kepis]

now that is superb, just mind out Keith doesnt nick it for his Tentipi

 

[shaggystu]

very impressive mate, i imagine that'd make a superb heater for a tent, and room to brew up is an added bonus

stuart

 

[beenn]

Looks excellent! Love how small it pack and its a good compromise on a larger stove

 

[Passer]

As a sheetmetal worker, I think you have done a great job. your stove works well (a damper in the flue will improve efficiency).
A little niggle,and it is little, studs sticking out the top are restricting what you can cook with, size wise.
Overall a very good job Imo.

 

[PaulSanderson]

cracking job mate...loved reading your blog on this - inspiring!

 

[Wham666]

That's absolutely brilliant.


Sent from my iPhone using my Lady fingers

 

[spandit]

A little niggle,and it is little, studs sticking out the top are restricting what you can cook with, size wise.

Thanks for the feedback. I couldn't think of an easier way of attaching the top - the flue takes up most of the space anyway. Anything larger than a cup would be difficult to balance

 

[789987]

what about a hinged semi circle of steel to enlarge the top area? can bolt on at the existing fixings and then fold inside for transport.

 

[woodstock]

that be a perfect size for the polish 2 man shelter, I really like that have you got the plans for the ammo box stove

 

[spandit]

I really like that have you got the plans for the ammo box stove

No, it wasn't that complicated - it was used upside down with a thicker plate welded on the bottom (so it became the top), rear flue & a little door at the front. I'm sure jackcbr will post pictures in due course

 

[Whittler Kev]

Like it dude

 

[spandit]

Thanks, everyone. I've just fitted a flue damper which should help. It's burning away at the moment - definitely a stout glove job!

 

[Hugo]

Nice one Robin.
I'll call round your basher on the next meet up and have a look.
Don't worry I wont be staying the night.

 

[monkey boy]

nice work mate i really like that

 

[spandit]

Nice one Robin.
I'll call round your basher on the next meet up and have a look.
Don't worry I wont be staying the night.

Thanks, Hugo. Can't make the next meet, sadly.

 

[spandit]

Had it burning much of today - no smoke at all when it's really going. Need to redesign the door handle but otherwise it gave off good heat & was still warm when I came back after an hour & a half.

 

[mousey]

Now that is pretty cool, nice workmanship too, [I'm very bad at knocking things up they always seem a bit too rustic].

good that it all packs up, does it glow red when really going??.

I can't help but think of the yukon? fire box [not sure if thats the one I'm thinking of] but a cylinder turned on it's side with a flat top - so looking straight at the door it looks a bit like a D turned 90 clockwise - this may give more 'top plate' for cooking etc. Or if you could arrange a back exiting exhaust which would leave the top clear of pipe.

Anyway NICE job, it'll be good to see the other two...