good morning YouTube I'm going to make a wood gas stove I'll make it for wood
worm gear I'm afraid that when I woke them with my wood gas stove they won't
let me leave with it so I'm going to make him one just so I can keep my own
here's what I got these are canisters that I bought at
Walmart they're stainless steel they come in a pack of four they used to come
in a box but now they come stack inside each other like this and I'm going to
show you what I what they look like they come with glass lids and I think for the
full set of four they're like about 20 bucks and at Walmart on home you can
also get them at Bed Bath & Beyond so here's what you got small medium large
and a grunt day so the Grande and the medium will make one wood gas stove and
the opposed this large large and the small we'll make another wood gas stove
and the the small is what I'm fixing to make
the small is the one I'm taking with me to the camp stove race which I'll be
winning this what a large one looks like and if you were gone this used to be the
one I had a fan hooked up to a computer fan which is why this has no air holes
drilled around it because I blew the air in it this thing was like a freaking
furnace so in order to use this I gotta drill holes in it because that blowed
4th air that was just too much so I'm going to show you how to make one of
these I've already got started so let me get a chair hold on Epis if coffee you
bring you in here a little bit
all right I've already gotten started I've got handles drilled on the side for
each side actually here and here for just handles to pick it up with this is
the outer part of the stove I've got four holes drilled on the outer edge of
it for the legs which will be these little character bolts I've got one hole
drilled in the center which will hold the inner part of the stove tightly
together to the lid that I'm going to make this is going to fit down inside of
a cap and it will this whole thing will get tied together with one carriage will
going through the inner to the outer and a wingnut this way you can take a part
of the Aptus so uh here's how I measure these holes these are the the holes the
big holes there three quarters of an inch not yet they
will be by the way what I do is I just take a magic marker and I set it on
something that's about an inch high and I turned this turn it turn it all the
way around and then I take one of them hold on
my wife doesn't know it still that's utter sewing room and it's one of them
flexible like rulers you know how to wrap it around like this and then on
that line every inch I mark up where I want to drill the hole so these holes
will be three quarters add one inch apart Center to Center all the way
around the base of it and those holes the two holes for the handles on the
side five bolts on the bottom four for the legs one for the center it's all
like drill that's the outer piece the inner piece
I do the same thing I put the magic marker about half inch above and I just
turn this then I wrap this around there and I mark every half inch around around
here and that's what I've got drilled one quarter inch holes the top I do the
same thing turn upside down about 1/2 inch turn it and wrap this around there
and Mark I have these market half-inch but I haven't made one in a while and I
forgot that the holes that I put at the bottom of it
I put half that made holes on the top so I go every one inch around here to drill
a hole this these are the holes that the wood gas will come back into the income
earned chamber and reburn and you'll see when I strike maybe you have but I've
made enough of these where I think I have a lot of videos on how to make
these but I just want to anyway there's one more hold on the
bottom quarter inch and that will be the two inch carriage bolt that picks
through there and holds the thing together and then the last thing is have
a piece of metal here will be at the top I will cut a hole in it that's to fit
down inside and then I'll turn it around
and I'll trace around here and I'll cut it out a little bit wider than the top
of this so let me get started here this is going to go fast because I built
enough of these where I think if you really wanted to build one you could
look at my wood gas stove playlist in and slow it down or whatever but that's
basically how I'm going to do it so let me get started
all right I'm on my grill pressure and I've got a rag here just because this is
so slick and I don't want to really I don't want to scratch it or anything and
I'm going to drill my little pilot holes for the quarter inch holes that I'm
going to put in around here
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ok I got all my pilot holes drilled now I'm going to take my quarter inch and
drill out the pilot holes to this size
you put this on a rag so don't slide around so much well I missed one what
missing mine gets hit with a big one
all right on the top now you get the idea I'm not going to make you watch me
drill all these holes I'll be back ok I got three all my holes drilled on both
the inner and the outer parts of the stove now I make my my top piece put
that fit here where this goes down ahead even let me start hooking together first
I'm going to go over to my drum on the inside here or I drill the holes down
these big holes I've got a lot of slag in here and I got
to get in there and grind that off so if you ever pick it up you don't cut your
hands but the I'm going to do that now and then cut this okay I've got the
outer the outer line you see that yeah I bet the outer line traced out on this
with a scratch awl now I'm going to Center this in the middle of that and
let me get a tape measure I want to make sure this is completely even on all I'm
to sit on four sides so I'll be right back all right there we go now this is
the hardest part of whole thing only because this is some very thick metal
and uh what I do is I cut this out with jigsaw I drilled a hole down through
here and I put my jigsaw in and I've learned over time that the inner hole is
the hardest to cut so while I've got this big piece I'm going to cut the
interval out first and then cut this out and clean it up on my sander when I'll
show you a little bit of that when I get it going when I get a hole drilled in
there okay I've got that fit in there and I think I'm gonna try
something different you know all these years I've been making a circle and uh
you know to fit on top of that I think I'm going to go with a square and I just
round the off around the curve the edge is really nice and the reason is this is
my last metal cutting jigsaw blade I broke two cutting this out so what I had
to do was put this on my drill press the reason is when you when you cut a circle
this tight it puts a lot of sideways torque on that on the blade and it does
snap so I put this on my drill bit drill press and just perforate it with holes
so as I cut through each hole the blade wouldn't have so much torque on it and I
was able to make this last blade cut the inner side
up but I'm a little afraid that this being my last blade that uh I'll end up
snapping it then I'll have no way to cut this so I can cut my straights and I can
cut you know mild curves without putting a whole lot of torque on the plate so
that's going to do I'm going to cut this into a square curve with the corners put
them on my belt sander and smooth them up we'll be right back
okay got it done I've drilled a four little holes and I'm going to put little
screws here and what that does is keep it from wobbling around once it went
this tumble going back up a little bit here's an inner one that's how it goes
this goes down in here and I put the wing nut and a washer here and
substitute together - um yeah got the handles on the legs on here don't be
bill I showed you where the holes are it's just nuts and bolts so uh and I
also have to make the pot standoffs that will hold it up up off of this a little
bit and uh what I'm going to do is cut the heads off some quarter-inch carriage
bolts and bend them into an L shape and hold them down here with two nuts on
either side I'll see you when I get that far
okay there we go what I've done is uh just noting bolts carriage bolts with
nuts on either side bent over at a 90 degree angle I'd use my torch to heat
them up a little bit but I if you didn't have a torch you could use threaded rod
and carefully bend them so let's back out a little bit let's see if this would
work yeah holy crap that's going to look nice
a little washer on the column here this is what holds the whole thing together
now long time ago when I was making these in mass ah that looks pretty good
that's better than mine and whole bunch of people told me they wanted to buy one
of these so I bought about 30 sets of canisters and I made up about Oh half a
dozen of these and I contacted people that said they wanted to buy one now
clothe them what I wanted for including shipping and I never heard back from so
I won't fall for that again I did have two people buy one of these and I was so
disgusted that I just sent them to check back and send on the stove for free and
son under check back so this is a listen for you worm better no hard feelings
about me winning Hey
you have any questions let me know I can give you measurements and all that just
real standard stuff nothing special these I had laying around I've got
probably a dozen of these handles that I picked up a yard sale for next to
nothing I think it was a quarter a piece just because I knew that I would want to
build some more these someday so anyway that's it that's how you build one of
these uh by you king camp stoves yeah that's what I'm calling it by you King
see you tomorrow warm Gator