Us two knuckle heads put together we managed to dial that stove just how we needed it 😆 Also let's not forget you adding a grill plate inside improved tremendously the air flow and proper burn! Great video Doug! Thanks again buddy🍻

Not sure how I missed this one.....I like the recent upgrades and I know it will work several times better....

All smart mods. Too bad someone doesn't just make a stove just like your final product. Thanks for sharing with us!

Your buddy Marc is one smart dude. A very good video on refab of an essential for a tent or small shed or shelter. Way to go. Very informative and interesting. Great videos Doug.

How's she goin'? These mods sure improved this stove and made it safer and better. I think the stove is a perfect size for hot tent camping eh!!! Thanks for sharing brother and stay warm!!!

Nice mods, Princess Auto rocks!!

My tent stove from the factory has 6 inch legs . The flat plate sure made a difference for cooking . Nice mods forsure. 👍

I have one of these stoves. It has not been fired up yet. Thank you for showing us these mods, Doug and Marc. Stay safe and stay warm

Cool mods on the stove ! Fun project for sure. Good video as always Doug ! Cheers 👍👍🌲🌲🌲🇨🇦🍻

I bent my handles so the grates would sit level when open for extra surface to set pots etc. For the to top cooking surface I hammered it flat the width of my pots.

Marc did one heck of a nice job of modifying your stove. It was well thought out

Thank you for showing us these mods, Doug and Marc. May look into one for our off grid equipment. Great improvements, brother!

Well Doug.. You are walking 🚶‍♂️ around like someone in the back ground that wanted to be on tv..LOL Well you will b in your summer soon..! So stay warm. Cheers buddy 👍🍻⛏🤓

I finally got one of these stoves this week (August 2022). Right away I saw the piping error where the creosote will run down the outside, so I'm going to modify that soon. The door on this one is very flimsy and the hinge is pathetic so it will need some work too. I like the flat plate top Marc added and I'll look into that too. My wife likes the racks so I may have to remove them on the sly and then say something like, "I wonder where those went...I couldn't find them in the shed...Now where are those...?" or something like that. These were on sale for $85 Canadian this week and I was able to secure one before they sold out. I see it as another motivator to get outside and do something on cold or wet weekends where I may otherwise stay indoors. We have been watching the "ALONE" series on Amazon this week and it also motivates us to get out and try some of the bushcraft ideas we see on there, but rest assured, we won't be trying to stay out for weeks at a time...just one night here and there that's all. Great channel, Doug. Keep up the good work! Craig

Awesome video Doug.

Sweet mods on your wood burner brother and well done Marc on getting them mods done!! Y'all have a good weekend up there Doug, stay safe bro!! Dan

I like that little stove and Marc's improvements make it even better! I have had my eye out for one of these but so far, they are out of stock. I remember a folding-style wood burning stove for camping tents but haven't seen one for a while. The cylindrical shape of this stove reminds me of one I made about 35 years ago. At the time, I was working on a ship restoration in Halifax, NS, the WW2 Corvette HMCS Sackville. This was the major conversion that was done to take it back to its wartime look after years of being used as an auxillary vessel by national defence. One of the features the contracors were trying to replicate were the Cowl Vents, which are the air scoops that took air down into the boiler and engine rooms. The open mouth of the vents attached to cylindrical steel bodies 30 inches in diameter. I was a partner in a wilderness cabin at the time and thought that the diameter of the 3/8" thick, cold-rolled steel would make a great wood stove. I got permission to work in the contractor's shop in the evenings one week where I welded a stove from one of the new sections of steel. I cut a 30" length and closed the back wall, made a crude door and used angle steel to fashion a frame on the top so I could insert a section from an old wood burning stove (two round burners with a lift-out centre section, known as a short centre). This way, I had a flat surface on which to cook, and could lift out either round burner or both and the short center to feed wood from the top. That stove was heavy !! But once in place at the camp it provided heat and a cook surface for years. Good tip on placing stove pipe inside the one below so that sap doesn't drip outside. Many novice stove pipe installers do the opposite and have sap burning on the outside and running down their new pipe. Nice to see you out enjoying nature, Doug and Marc!!

awesome job with the stove. have a great weekend

Greetings Doug. Looks like a great little inexpensive stove made even better with Marc's improvements. I enjoyed to the 10:14 end. Thank you my friend.

Take offf to the great white north , sorry had to say it😂😂, good job guys. I’m gonna get one there on sale right now for 90 bucks I believe.

Great video Doug. That is a really useful stove now. Marc did a great job on the modifications. Being able to cook on it is sure handy. Take care brother 👊

Good job, my friend

Hope all works great for you

Great idea man have to try that. Cheers

Good mods

Spark arrestor won't work. It will get stopped up.

Hi Doug

nice mods. Do you have the part number for that CT pipe?