The "Torpedo" Wood stove

[Artifishal]

This has been my most recent project, it started out as an old oxygen cylinder. It will be finished just in time for the cold weather .

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[jnewy]

looks good but heavy

[ellicat]

Looks good.

Have you used it yet ? How did it go ?

What happens when the Mrs wants to do the vacuuming ?

[bootyinblue]

Looks good....

Saw a similar idea out west when I was there this year. Its a 44 gallon drum on its side, cut horizontal in half to half way point and then vertically down to meet the horizontal cut.

Weld a flat plate into the cut out for a hot plate and a small flue on top of the round section at the rear.

Stuck on a steel pipe in the ground and make a great BBQ/fire

[Guest]

Thats very different hope it works for ya

Cheers

Darren

[jeff f]

cool, seen a few similar in workshops.

are you going to build a barby plate to fit the top?

best thing is you can build a fire or just shove the oxy in it

[Artifishal]

Looks good.

Have you used it yet ? How did it go ?

What happens when the Mrs wants to do the vacuuming ?

No haven't used it yet gotta get some wood .

[Derrilex]

Looks cool. A few of the 4x4 fellas on another forum are doing a similiar thing with old 9kg gas bottles.

[Artifishal]

Looks cool. A few of the 4x4 fellas on another forum are doing a similiar thing with old 9kg gas bottles.

Yeah I have seen the lpg bottle ones there's a guy who sells them (Ozpig). this one will just heat my patio. 5mm steel will put out a lot of heat but isn't very portable.