dose anyone have any information on DIY wood burning Stoves, If so can you let me know.
CRAZY FROG
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wood burning stoves
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Please elaborate. What size stove are you looking for?
Have you already read about things like the Bushbuddy and the various Hobo stoves that folk on here have made?
Are you thinking of a big stove for the home, or something to pack in the car, or something that is back-packable?
The more specific you can be, the more useful the answers you will get
Have you already read about things like the Bushbuddy and the various Hobo stoves that folk on here have made?
Are you thinking of a big stove for the home, or something to pack in the car, or something that is back-packable?
The more specific you can be, the more useful the answers you will get
I have one in my shed which was made out of a standard recycled Calor gas cylinder. It was made by a guy on the west coast of Scotland and has served me will for 7 years. I'm sure its not unique so a Google search might be worth a try.
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?p=344609#post344609
have a look here (scroll down) for a small wood burnig stove of mine.
have a look here (scroll down) for a small wood burnig stove of mine.
Haver look HERE and download the PDF files, it wouldn't take a rocket scientist to modify the designs to whats avaliable from the local scrapyard.
A lot of THESE look pretty cool and are knocked up out of all sorts, should give you a few ideas.
The prices just aboult made me keel over
Especially when you look at the way they have been built.
I mean, they are nice but some of them are two grand, the bloke making them must be damm slow fabricating them in order to come up with an amount like that.
With an half decent enginering workshop I couldn't see them taking longer than a few days to build (thats the poshest ones) and the materials cost isn't that much.
Nice to look at though.
A lot of THESE look pretty cool and are knocked up out of all sorts, should give you a few ideas.
The prices just aboult made me keel over
Especially when you look at the way they have been built.I mean, they are nice but some of them are two grand, the bloke making them must be damm slow fabricating them in order to come up with an amount like that.
With an half decent enginering workshop I couldn't see them taking longer than a few days to build (thats the poshest ones) and the materials cost isn't that much.
Nice to look at though.
