by The BReNTSTeR
These are some shots from a small project I took on the combat boredom and possibly get some free heat from scrap wood. So far I am very happy with the results. I don't really care about safety or fires etc. I just wanted to have some fun. You should probably not try this at home. Thanks to Rob at IWillTry.Org for the inspiration!
These are some shots from a small project I took on the combat boredom and possibly get some free heat from scrap wood. So far I am very happy with the results. I don't really care about safety or fires etc. I just wanted to have some fun. You should probably not try this at home. Thanks to Rob at IWillTry.Org for the inspiration!
Started with an old water heater. I cut the bottom off of the tank.
Me welding on the beast.
The core of the unit. Basically a J shaped tube. All 4 inch.
As it sits in my crib...
During a test burn outside...
I just cut off the heating elements with my grinder so that the holes remained plugged.
This shows the burn tube being fitted into the tank.
I just plugged the holes with 3/4" freeze plugs.
The "ass" of the stove.
Fully assembled, waiting for the tank to be re-sealed.
More test burning.
Me welding on the beast.
The core of the unit. Basically a J shaped tube. All 4 inch.
As it sits in my crib...
During a test burn outside...
I just cut off the heating elements with my grinder so that the holes remained plugged.
This shows the burn tube being fitted into the tank.
I just plugged the holes with 3/4" freeze plugs.
The "ass" of the stove.
Fully assembled, waiting for the tank to be re-sealed.
More test burning.
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment