Canvas Tent With Tiny Woodstove

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Gadianton x
7 days ago
6:40 its the camera making it hard
Nathan Parks
7 days ago
For a West Coast man you sure love the East coast music! Enjoy!
texaspreper62
9 days ago
What was the temperature when you got back? It said to be continued.
E Irizarry
9 days ago
No worries about that flap. It’s easy to sew in a piece of water proof canvas to repair it.
Don Petrey
9 days ago
Ok get a new tent and I’ll buy that one from you. Just saying I need one and you need a new one now but I’m game.
nick strba
14 days ago
Wheres the part saying how warm the whole test was from the stove?
bcrusher1979
14 days ago
A string to measure the circumference and then divide in half for the holes is what I do, then measure from one end of the pipe to make both holes even spaced.
MAE HAY
14 days ago
I could see us using this Alpha tent for going camping or in our backyard for our extra family and friends coming to visit us once we get through this COVID-19 experience. It would be fun just for fun outdoors or for cooking outside during the hot summers and keeping our homes cooler.
Floyd Albright
15 days ago
Cut off a couple inches off of the non crimped end of each piece and the stove pipe will fit in the stove .
Sam-Christina Willis
17 days ago
Who else leaned left at 8:30 to try to see in the pipe? 👀 😂
Raytheonx
17 days ago
LOL Greasewood....I think you mean fatwood
WebCity Films
17 days ago
I think he burned the tent down because there is no video showing how warm it got in the tent.
Fat - n - Happy
18 days ago
i do love the "warts and all" aspect of your videos. Makes me feel a little more normal.
Joe Bonomono
18 days ago
I'm really enjoying these episodes from his watch me self destruct series, many laughs. But seriously, I think Cody is fighting Covid Brain and it's after effects, it leaves you foggy, -5 IQ points, affects a lot of people.
Ryan Johnstone
18 days ago
Where's the next video
David Leaver
18 days ago
You have the patience of a saint! I would have already whipped that section of pipe across the room after the third try! Lol
27walker27
18 days ago
no followup....sooo did it heat it much?
fordloyalist27
19 days ago
that canvas can easily be repaired.
Justice
19 days ago
You putting that stovepipe together made every HVAC guy pull his hair out.😂😂 great little stove you got there
Michael Evans
19 days ago
Lots of practice
darrelmugler1432
19 days ago
Video has never been continued
Shi no kage
19 days ago
We need a homestead tour
Smashy
20 days ago
Don't claim to know jack about this, but I thought you needed super clean burning and seasoned wood for woodstoves so it stays clean or something. Wouldn't the grease-wood be bad for that?
hillbilly Yo
20 days ago
I sure enjoy the god’s beautiful earth 🌎
Reax 22
20 days ago
That was tough to watch! 🙄
Douglas Fields
21 day ago
reminds me of my old kifaru camp stove. had its own translation travel bag and everything
Arkansas Pilgrim
21 day ago
Don't sweat the hole, Cody. They'll probably send you out a new flap, then you can do a video on how to use one of those sewing awls to install it.
Arkansas Pilgrim
21 day ago
That is a very well-designed little stove. You're right about the length, though. Once I get those little sons-a-biscuits together, the thought of taking them apart is terrible.
Curtis Massey
21 day ago
I'm really glad you leave in those 'uh-oh' moments. Seeing other people mess up helps me to remember that we're all human, and I'm not the only one who messes up. I think we tend to be a little too hard on ourselves sometimes.
Stewart Joines
21 day ago
We call that fat lighter
apumasterp
21 day ago
I love watching an engineer work! It never gets old. Keep up the good work!
Nun Ya
21 day ago
I would bet that grand dad hammered a nail, not the stem.
Cdawg
22 days ago
Says fatwood is really valuable.... uses it to start a fire with a propane torch.
Greg Kahle
22 days ago
Amateur hour
Donegal Overlanding
22 days ago
Nice. You have some amazing scenery there. Not much in the way of snow here in Ireland at the moment, nothing that's lasting anyway. I made a review of a stove that's manufactured in Norway, it's called the GStove. Have a look at my channel if you like. I won't post a link as I don't want to be spamming your channel.
Chris
22 days ago
why not just put a band at the end of the pipe to hold it while you work the rest in? wouldn't that work?
Scott Growden
22 days ago
That is so cool that you had mentioned the little Minam. I have also done some Elk hunting there! It’s crazy how one name or a place can just zap you back in time to those memories places and people and great times! I now realize now to me anyway it’s all about the time and memories! Many people get caught up in the material nice things in life. And are missing the biggest part because all that is just stuff that you can’t take with you! Thank you for the video takes me back! As I’m sure it does you too God bless.
Phillip Coiner
23 days ago
I was wondering how you were not cutting to he rain flap. I assumed you had already rolked it back. Fortunately for me my tent came with a rubber (looking) fitting so no cutting was required.
Kimberly Cornwall
23 days ago
Put a square layer of waterproof or oiled canvas between the flap and the roof and your problem is solved. Give about a 1/4" room around the edges so you don't get it tangled in the velcrow.
David Westman
23 days ago
4:59 classic grand-dad characterization :-) Also like how Cody doesn't take himself too seriously and laughs off mistakes. East coast amateur homeowners would have edited out the mistakes.
stu 3355
23 days ago
Haha ur hilarious you cut through the top that’s used to close the hole for later lololol
Cool Hand Luke aka Sgt. Billy
23 days ago
Should that have a spark arrester on top?
Pontus Persson
23 days ago
Send me the dimensions for the hot Walter tanks and i Will make you two for free and ship to you! Im an swedish sheet metal worker (Plåtslagare) :)
Henry Sanders
23 days ago
Mississippian here. Never heard of oil wood. Granddad always called it lighter knot
Dave
24 days ago
The ability to laugh at your own stupid mistakes is paramount to having a happy life.
Charlie Spikes
24 days ago
Love the “professional Homeowner” comment, great T shirt idea!!!Funny Cody
Isaac Reichard
24 days ago
Coming up next, on how to assemble stove pipe on the west coast!😂
John Kinnecom
24 days ago
At 6:39, working with sheet metal good spot to have some gloves on. especially if you're out on the trail. Those metal edges can give you a nasty slice. The voice of experience is talking to you.
Gregory Birchfield
24 days ago
Hey Cody I saw a company on Facebook using you and your son as an advertisement for a wood splitting tool on a drill. The company was named Polaroyal. Doesn’t look legit.
SqueelerWheeler
24 days ago
Never heard it called grease wood. Always heard it called fatwood
Antonio Claudio Michael
24 days ago
Good video Cody @WranglerStar
safety first in texas
24 days ago
Put your dampener close to the celing. It exposes more fire box heat by surface area to the tent.
Michael Glover
24 days ago
where is part 2?? to be continued?
[GF] Burk3
25 days ago
My stove like that, I ended up welding on an inside plate right over the flue. Kinda like what your guy did for the intake, but for the exhaust side. That way the flames can't just shoot straight up and out. Helps out with burning the extra smoke and getting more out of your wood. Plus, less smoke outside. Nothing fancy, just a bent sheet over the exhaust. \_/
[GF] Burk3
25 days ago
Nice man. y0 from the Owyhees! Why not just cut the flue hole as an X cut? Then just slide your pipe through. Then when you remove the pipe the tent will kinda flap back to almost a closed structure. But right on, those tents are awesome.
owen lewis
25 days ago
Does anyone know where to get a smaller canvas tent like this in the UK, best I can find is the old scout patrol tents?
Stefan Eisenhower
25 days ago
It would be cool to see you make two hot water tanks for the furnace
timbo peters
25 days ago
Excellent video
Barry Deacon
25 days ago
Kind of amateurist?? Obviously never set up the stove before... no spark arrester or rain cap in top of tubing? I would have put section with the damper a little lower.. Other wise you have a burning stove
Ron Zor
25 days ago
Woodstove in a tent without a spark arrestor=nono. Part 2;I burned op my new tent..
007 More
25 days ago
That stove not good for anything other than making hot coco..I would run the pipe low to the ground all the way across the tent. Then you mite have a fighting chance
WWDiesel
25 days ago
FYI, it is called "Fat lighter" in the south, comes from old growth pine trees.
Mike Bertsch
25 days ago
What a cool set up
David Antczak
25 days ago
Was there ever a final temperature?
Rob Martin
25 days ago
Spark arrester and rain cap??????
South Coast Fabrication And Outdoors
25 days ago
@9:15 we call that “Fat Wood” or “Lighter Knot” here on the South Coast
Patrick Harding
25 days ago
any update on how the stove did to keep it warm?
hillclimber65
25 days ago
You get down on the floor with the pipe between your legs, and it goes together very easily
Stuart St John
25 days ago
we call it fat lighter
The Dutch
25 days ago
All my stove pipe fits in my stove for travel, its so much easier.
Quentin Crosby
25 days ago
Shoot a .22 through it next time. Works much better and saves the pain. Always goes straight too 🤣
John Morrison
25 days ago
You still have a new flap on the other end of the tent to swap out.
Barry L
26 days ago
Grandad wasn’t trying to set up his stove with everybody watching his mistakes. Good job and Happy New Year..
El Guapo
26 days ago
So what keeps a constant stream of drip from coming down that pipe?
Alex Axline
26 days ago
I am sure the repair kit will have a patch and thread to sew up the hole. A little bees wax to help seal the canvas from water. No one will ever know
David T
26 days ago
Cut all you stove pipe pieces to length to fit in your grand dad’s stove. Now you can place them in the stove to save space. Enjoy your videos. Oh, Happy New Year to you and your family :)
TORKSTEER
26 days ago
We call it heart wood, heart pine, or a lighter stump.
Uncensored American
26 days ago
We call it Fat Wood in Ohio…
Darrin Rentruc
26 days ago
The fact that you do not edit out you mistakes is what makes your videos real. I learn enough from my own mistakes but I would rather learn from other peoples errors. That is impossible when they are edited out. Thanks
oldreliable303 Justin Scott
26 days ago
Know as fatwood or lighter pine here
John Hopkins
26 days ago
That’s too bad, but as you were cutting the hole I thought to myself “I wonder what you do with the hole if you don’t want to use the fireplace?” But now we know. 🤣
Nick Kammer
26 days ago
That’s fat wood
Dalton
26 days ago
That cliff hanger... Now I have to watch the next episode! How will I know how warm it got after the hours up?!?
Christopher Cote
26 days ago
oh yeah Love Mandolin Orange- you have great taste sir.
Christopher Cote
26 days ago
Wild fire by Mandolin Orange- tell me i'm wrong. lol- keep up the good work
Christopher Cote
26 days ago
in the intro- whom was that playing? it sounded like Mandolin Orange to me.
Marty Wilkinson
26 days ago
It’s fat wood in the south.
Dan Baker
26 days ago
With a stove that small you will have to load more wood pretty frequently in frigid temperatures.
Ed Mcwilliams
26 days ago
Trump. 2020. Keep on Praying. !!!!!!!!!!! Great Video Thanks
Chandler York
26 days ago
We call the resinous pine wood "fat wood" in Arkansas.
Marlena Sanchez
26 days ago
Hello were do you buy your axe handles from thanks
Devon C
26 days ago
That hole you cut in the flap is a west coast error.
pamtnman pamtnman
26 days ago
youtube is no longer pushing your content to me. I have to look for it. i use a titanium wood stove in my tent. very light
Woodenstool Productions
26 days ago
Cody!!!! Can you please please please do a video on how to optimize your wood stove??? Why can't i get it red hot? Why doesn't it work as good as i see yours?? How to operate the draft and flew??? Whats the secret you weat coasters are keeping from us??? Ps- does the east coast of canada get a break on you manliness scale???
Brian Kramb
26 days ago
Boring video. Could have been a 2 min video
John Edgewood
26 days ago
I always use the word "DAMPER"....same thing I guess as "dampener"
Win Watkins
26 days ago
We, don't call it "grease-wood" in the South (Georgia here). We call it fat-lighter. Just a lil' southern slang lesson for ya!
Justin Denmark
26 days ago
Could you use high heat bondo to fix the extra hold you made?
WhoWantsAChannel
26 days ago
If you want to store the pipes in the stove just cut down the pipe sections as required. Don’t need a bigger stove. Worst case, you have one more pipe section.
Jesse Smith
26 days ago
Lighter wood, fat wood, Lighter Knot. That’s what we call it in the south. This is the first time I’ve heard grease wood.
John D
26 days ago
This camera seems to be a bit finicky, struggles with auto focus, and exposure when you came out of the tent near the end?