I just recently completed my second woodstove for hot-tent camping. The new stove was made out of 26ga galv sheet metal and designed to be a large 11"x11"x24" for longer heat retention. I added the same old features as my old stove but also some new practical details.

Rather than re-writing my comments from the "construction" process, please check the link below. You can also click on each picture for a closer look.
http://life-outside.smugmug.com/gallery/7229725_4oBJh

Enjoy!!!

i just finished building my wood stove, with help from my brother. we used oak and maple to make the wood stove. we got the plans from a outfitter in newfoundland. we can not wait to try this baby out!!
i have plenty of room for the march trip gathering.

Eh Swedish! Gotta love your dry humour. LOL

Barry Bridgeford
http://www.AlgonquinAdventures.com
http://www.ABRweb.ca .. Algonquin Backcountry Recreationalists - Caring for Algonquin's Backcountry

wot do you mean dry humour. just two good old boys building a wood stove!

I can just see the marketing catch-phrases ...

Single-use .. self-fueling.

Barry Bridgeford
http://www.AlgonquinAdventures.com
http://www.ABRweb.ca .. Algonquin Backcountry Recreationalists - Caring for Algonquin's Backcountry

Great report there Jkr.
Thanks for posting your photos, I had been wondering how it would all work out for you.
Glad to hear it was a success.



Mark Rubino
Mark's Algonquin Park Sampler - Blog
Mark's Algonquin Park Sampler

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