Three Combustion Zone Wood Stove Making

I made a steel stove for my new workshop and idea was to make a three combustion zone wood stove to take maximum heat from wood. Watch the installation process and first test in the next video: https://youtu.be/JSkg5WBrl9I

Love your builds and your sense of humor. I actually backed up twice because something was off when you knocked the "door" out and it took three watches to get it. I'm awestruck at your video editing to keep things moving. It is just slow enough to not be "fast forward". You put just as much hard work into the video as you do in the projects and it's absolutely admirable on both counts. Thank you so much for your dedication.

How many zip cut wheels were destroyed in the making of this video? I sympathize with people who have to use them, but admire the determination of those who will use them to get a job done. Be careful, they are one of the most dangerous tools in the metal workers arsenal if not used with caution. I have the scars to prove it.

Not only an amazing carpenter but a bloody good fabricator/welder as well ! I never watch anything in 360p but I couldn`t wait for it to come out in a higher resolution. Watched the whole thing because I was so fascinated and wanted to know where you were going with it ! I really hope that design works because it damn well deserves to ! Brilliant ! = ) As a side note... I hope you and yours are keeping safe and well despite the troubles your wonderful country is enduring. Stay safe. Slava Ukraine !

Автору благодарность и уважение! Задумка Очень интересная. Очень хочется увидеть в действии, особенно некое подобие отчета по результатам работы: расход дров, температура, время выхода на рабочий режим третьей камеры. Есть к конструкции один вопрос - как чистить третью камеру... Да и зольник съемный не помешал бы, ибо выгребать даже тот мизер золы, который будет оставаться - то еще развлечение ))

Привет, очень понравилось видео, я думаю не мне одному хочется увидеть её в действии, такое видео как релакс, а особенно когда смотришь видео в действии как она заработает, ты молодец, очень крутое видео.

@GRINwood, add a small window in the door that is just big enough to see in looking down and up to observe the lower chamber combustion action and/or the air flow action that can be seen through the door inside. You might want to put a couple of very small REMOVEABLE windows in the stove higher up to be able to actually SEE the 2nd and 3rd burn chambers action, to help you adjust the fuel, heat and air flows to optimum efficiency.

Well thought out, can't wait to see the test burn. I would only have added a window in the door so that you actually can see how it burns and adjust the air vents accordingly.

I HOPE the stove works well. Keep us all in the loop Sir. 😀😀😀

Wonderful! Cant wait to see how it works.

судя по кол-ву металла, в этой работе были достигнуты ещё 2 достижения, эталон кубометра и тонны ))))

Impressive! Impressed you move all that metal up and down the ladder into basement too!

@GRINwood, we are excited to see your video of installing and testing your stove design and the results of how well it works and how much control you have over the available airflow through the internal air/heat passages. We really look forward to you getting it working controllably and efficiently and then SHARING the final design PLANS with all of us as you said you would do. You may really HELP a lot of people to be able to build a heating stove that heats well and doesn't have to burn that much wood to do it. 👍

The real value of this stove is the huge amount of radiating surface area. I have never seen a stove with a design like this. It looks more like an industrial heater for a power station. Looks like it will work very well, maybe even too well;) I am anticipating part 2.

An incredible project. Thanks for share it

Все как всегда не докопаешься). Очень интересная буржуйка получилась. Ждем еще видео. Удачи и всего хорошего!!!

@GRINwood, you put a lot of thought into your design, you measured, cut, ground and welded very accurately as well. Your design LOOKS like it should work, and work well. You do probably NEED to add small, removeable (bolt-on or clamp-on) observation windows higher up on one side of the stove that allow you to see into the 2nd and 3rd combustion chambers so you can adjust the air and heat flow balance to optimum. Good job on the planning and fabricating of your stove, well done! If it needs some adjustments made to the design you should be able to do them, maybe another control point or two for the internal air flow, or a couple of mechanical thermometers mounted on the outside to show you the temperatures at certain places inside the burn chambers. You could also use a digital readout laser temperature gun to check the temperature in different spots. We're all excited to watch you testing your stove soon. 👍

This is a wonderful work of art.

How can one Person be such a Genius with Wood AND Metal? Absolutely astonishing Work man! Love it & thank you for Sharing your skills 🎉

I love your projects, because even u make something to your workshop it still need have perfect mesure, perfect degrees. Everything for you must be perfect. Chapeau bas!