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@giacomocapasso7436

6 жыл бұрын

Made in Poland

@johannko9459

6 жыл бұрын

Made in Poland пноюдлзх

@giilsantos5730

6 жыл бұрын

Made in Poland

@giilsantos5730

6 жыл бұрын

Johann Ko

Hi guys. I know that this movie is not perfect (music, quality) and the appearance of the stove (hinges, handles) may not like to everyone, but I ask you to for your understanding. I did it with the material that I had in the workshop without spending, no extra money. The most important is that it works very well. In Poland temperatures are currently close to zero degrees Celsius and the stove makes the workshop is really hot. I did not care too much on looks, but functionality and simplicity. If I did it now probably be work out better and with videos and with the construction of the stove, but the time will not go back. I greet you and wish you a lot of heat in your workshop. :)

@dozer1642

7 жыл бұрын

Made in Poland ignore the shit talkers here. You did it yourself and it suits your needs. Good job.

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you buddy, I appreciate those words :)

@bradleycampbell5933

7 жыл бұрын

x2

@bigdude382

7 жыл бұрын

Made in Poland great job MiP...let the haters hate

@bradleycampbell5933

7 жыл бұрын

where simplicity eventually meets art, is when you begin to make things of a better quality and with useful features. in the same way as T34 tank. ugly, brutish, industrial......it's design and shape, its form, it's construction.....it comes together

I've never understood why people make fun of the poles, all I've met work hard and are very ingenious! Good job here!

The most versatile i have seen on youtube, my compliments

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank You my friend! Nice to read these comments :)

Great job ! ! ! Now I know what to do with my steel wheels.👍👍👍

My hats off to anyone who uses their hands to make something they could buy. Great job!

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy, I appreciate it!

@howdydivelbiss7783

6 жыл бұрын

Ben Gordon i

@tommynorton8973

3 жыл бұрын

I think you did an awesome job

glad to see someone cutting metal without a plasma cutter, neat as they might be. it is also good to se somone :stick weld: that used to be the way we learned to weld. using a wire welder leaves out so much of what you need to know to know you are making a good weld. i have welded for nearly 40 years

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah I try to use what I have available :) You have a lot of experience in welding. It is nice to have these viewers :)

Great way of recycling! The idea is about making something that uses recycled material and you did that very well and is functional .Well done ! Thumbs up from me!

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!! :)

The only thing I would change is adding a longer handle with a sprig at the end to the door handle so you don't burn you hand. Great job.

Thought this was a great video on using old stuff that normally wouldn't be used for anything. Thank you for sharing.

Stary twoje filmiki są Lux. tylko zakładaj osłonę na szlifierke szczególnie przy tarczy do cięcia bo nawet nie poczujesz kiedy się podejmiesz. mój kolega przez coś takiego stracił palec wskazujący. 👍

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Dzięki za pochwałę i za radę :) Jakiś czas temu ktoś na YT zwrócił mi uwagę o założeniu osłony i od tego momentu jest cały czas założona :)

Great work and economic thanks for the good ideas

INteresting!! cool recycling!

@MadeinPolandChannel

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah and the heat in my workshop :D

@bradleycampbell5933

7 жыл бұрын

if you can add a few pieces of coal it will kick the heat up a bit.

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Now in winter I'm using a coal :))

@bradleycampbell5933

7 жыл бұрын

did it make better heat? or longer lasting? :) stay warm my friend !

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

The conclusion that I noticed are: Wooden is a great deal of heat, but quickly burns. Coal is a constant cool temperature and withstand a really long time :) Thanks and you to! :)

If you can make something from materials that you have lying around then that is creativity, well done. You can't beat the feeling when you have made something with your own hands.

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I appreciate it :)

Bardzo dobrze ty zrobil!:-)Pozdravujem z Česka.

Job well done! Simple yet very functional!

Nice job it will do...that will keep your workshop warm...

Да,вроде бы и пустяк,а круто.Ведь диски из хорошего металла..долго будет служить такая печь.Ее и в баню можно.отлично.

How many hours did it take to cut that all out with that hand held grinder, is that a plazma cuter setting there?

awesome!! great work on this dude.

@elalyngadiosrcias162

6 жыл бұрын

ESCAGEDO WOODW🤗😇ORKING

I meid one my self. It works well. I have it in my workshop. Greetings from Slovenia 🤠

muy buen trabajo. saludos desde Sonora México

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Muchas gracias, Saludo también!

this is one of the best idea's so far.

Fajny. Masz rękę ci powiem do roboty. Brawo.

Great job with the stove and always use the music you like, you will never please everyone. People need to open their minds a little anyways.

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, you have right!

AWESOME!! I love it!! Great job!!

Love the music, good effort, nothing like something that functions well. may I suggest putting something reflective behind the stove, saves the wall unless it is one of those Polish walls 3ft thick.:-)

lucky your wife but she will go def because of the music GOD bless you all salutes from Iraq

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

First I have to find her :D GOD bless you to my friend!

love you steel caps . i usually weld in flip flops . got the scars to prove it between my toes . also dropped a 4 inch grinder on my big toe . cut a lovely clean groove out of it .

Svaka čast,pozdrav iz Hrvatske

be careful in tennis shoes and shorts. hope you got goggles. I'm a welder and I practice safety first. you gotta do it. good luck . wheels look good, I like the idea.

@czowiekwmasce2986

4 жыл бұрын

This is Poland.

Great, ingenious solution! Simple and cheap but effective. I wish I had a workshop outside of my house like this to build my own rim stove.

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! I really appreciate that!! :)

Thumbs up for wearing shorts while cutting with an angle grinder!!

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

hahaha Yeah it wasn't good: D

@hughjaanus6680

6 жыл бұрын

And arc welding in a wife beater shirt.

Cool, if I ever get my welding set I will try this :D

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! definitely you should try! :)

Great job ! love your stove ,It will last a long time ! Good video also, thank you!

I like the way you've made your own hinge, very good 👍

Jest CUG, jest wszystko !!! Fajny pomysł .

@MadeinPolandChannel

8 жыл бұрын

Dzięki! :-)

Db robota kozak pomysl wiecej takich pomyslow

Hi buddy, temperature are going down more below zero. good you have made that stove on a verry simpel way. now some wood or coals and the hot chocolade is ready for the cold ;) Regards from Holland

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, the stove does a very good job :) I greet you too and thanks for the comment! :)

Mam pytanie? Jak wycinaliscie środki felg,aby było ròwno.

Good job very creative .thanks for sharing

Very nice work, greeting from Hamtramck Mi....help us take back our city. !!!

this is a really funny coincidence, i literally made a bonfire with a car wheel the other day 😁

Cool idea if its for outdoor use. No aesthetics to its appearance what so ever. Good job with effort.

Gooooooood excelent!!! Geniusss

really nice and you can make your coffee over it or make some food it's going to heat really well

clever job, very nice

very cool ,have made barrel stoves and other stoves out of scrap Iron and truck wheels and 36 inch pipe what ever you can get a hold off the only thing is to make handle that sticks out a littel with a latch you won't get burt as easy as the short one on the door ,but good job and there is nothing wrong with the top loader they did it that way in the 1800s in cooking wood stoves

Very nice job!

Any reason why you didn't make a couple legs and make a horizontal barrel stove instead of vertical ? Much easier to add wood and with the mass of the steel would radiate a lot of heat. Small blower in back of the stove ( outside, not inside ) to drastically increase heat output..

2:39 i cyk po telefonie :P, a tak ogólnie świetny pomysł!

You'll want a latch on that door. If the wood pops while burning you won't want burning bits to launch across your room and land on a rug in the middle of the room.

@elliotgranstrom3296

7 жыл бұрын

if you have rugs in your workshop you need another hobby

@richardturpin8981

6 жыл бұрын

HappyQuails You'd have that in a room with rugs? Really?

Not the great weld but I guess it'll work. Good job

Nice Work. It looks like that is not Air tight. But it is realy Air tight.

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Tkanks! Everything works well :) I'm waiting for the winter, them I will check how fast my workshop will be warm :)

Spoko piecyk. Tylko z rury o dobrym fi było by dużo prościej. No ale ten jest śliczny i gustowny ;)

Excelente 🇩🇴🌎

awesome I just love love it

My friend your inventiveness is amazing. Keep going.

top to thin, too much warpage. great job

@frankdeegan8974

6 жыл бұрын

Weld one or two of the cut out wheel centers on the inside of the top more mass and help get more heat from the fuel also less fuel more time for beer.

what type of welder did you use?

Super pomysł

great project u should put warning up for photosensitive ppl regards the welding i almost went blind lol

nice work. what is the name of the song that starts at 3:19 ?

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks man :) Song it "Back and Forth". You can find this here kzread.infomusic

@JohnSmith-ki2eq

7 жыл бұрын

Made in Poland thanks : )

@PanosAnas7

7 жыл бұрын

hi, i can't find the name of first song, can you tell me?

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

hi, yes of course. it's "Accidents Will Happen" search here kzread.infomusic :)

@JohnSmith-ki2eq

7 жыл бұрын

It's called "Back and Forth" by Silent Partner, use the link provided by Made in Poland and you will find it easily : )

SUPER !

Brilliant design 👍👍👍

@MadeinPolandChannel

6 жыл бұрын

Come back here tomorrow and you will see the second version stove like this one :)

Very nice...gave me a good idea for a project I got to do for myself

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks and good luck! :)

next time made wood fuel door in middle of stove, better for safety and for loading for wood

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for advice :)

masz moze porównanie do małego zeliwnego piecyka? które lepiej grzeje?

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Do żeliwnego nie, ale mam porównanie ze zwykłą kozą za 150 zł. I efekt jest taki, że koza spala mniej drzewa, ale słabiej grzeje, a ten grzeje bardzo mocno, ale przy tym spala więcej opału.

I've got a few car wheels I can cut up with my powerplasma cutter. This would make a good project.

That is impressive. You have to try making a waste motor oil burner stove next.

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Maybe I try next winter:)

Beaucoup de travail !

Very nice work with the recycling. I cringed a little at the welds (sorry, not criticizing, we all start somewhere and my first welds were no better . . . actually, my first looked more like wet toilet paper thrown on then painted lmao). Might just have to build one of these for my hunting shack! Great vid, and hope you don't get offended or discouraged about the weld comment . . . practice makes perfect.

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment, I'm glad you like it! :) Yeah i know, they could be better but unfortunately steel plate of this rims is thin and difficult to weld ;/ With mig welder machine it would be a lot of better:) Good luck at the hunting and building your own to! :)

@drunkenmoose8063

7 жыл бұрын

Try using 3/32 rod (looks like you used 7018, if you go to 3/32 with the 7018 you can get away with lower amps and not worry about blowing through . . . 80-90A depending on your machine. Check out weldingtipsandtricks channel on youtube if you are interested. Some great tutorials there, and even certified welders pick up a lot from Jodys videos. If i get around to making a stove like this, i'll do it with stick and post a vid.

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this information!

Ace. Really liked the music choice actually, and double thumbs up for shorts while grinding and - lol - weld the hinges on, because f-bolts right? Really like your videos, keep em coming!

Why stick weld for this and mig weld for other projects? Is there a reason?

paliłeś w tym piecyku węglem czy tylko drzewem palisz ??

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Aktualnie palę i węglem i drzewem :)

WOW ! Your stove is just awesome ! How long did it take to make ?

well done and dont let the haters get to you. liked,shared and subscribed :)

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you buddy! :)

you are pro level 1000 nicee

Super 👍 malac

Well done. Make one for me plz. Lol

great idea!! you made something useful out of scrap metal. try using coal. ..... Tim

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tim! I'm glad that you like it:) Maybe I will try when temperature will be below -20'C, so far it's not so cold :D

Car rims truck rims are awsome for this .high quality steel, and the different diameter machined rolled areas from manufacturing process off great rigidity to with stand heat warp and increase in area for heat to radiate out...

hola muy buenos videos , me e fijado que tienes objetos en tu taller y que salen en tus videos en ESCRITAS EN ESPAÑOL VIVES EN ALGUN LUGAR CON COSAS EN ESPAÑOL?

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

No. Traduce español en computadora porque no conozco bien este idioma :)

@chooppeerr1

7 жыл бұрын

Hello very good videos, I noticed that you have objects in your workshop and that come out in your videos in SPANISH WRITINGS DO YOU LIVE IN SOME PLACE WITH THINGS IN SPANISH?

Super

How long does this last in garage?

Czy miał Pan kiedyś Seicento ponieważ te felgi pochodzą właśnie z Seicento 😁

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Miałem cinquecento i one są właśnie z niego :D

👍👍👍

from the extra steel, cut some fins, weld onto the 'stove', these fins will import more heat into the room.. more fins will generate more heat from the stove

keep tha fijah burnin! :-)

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah I will! :)

A to može i do sauny?

make a stylish table out of en engine block and a flat glass. it will be a set with the oven

A powerplasma cutter would make short work of cutting that rim.

why dont u add small water tank on top so u can have hot water aswell

How about just a tall propane tank?

عمل جيد ولكن العامل من غير كفوف يد وهذا خطر جدآ

thumbs up buddy ,keep it up,make it your way and f*** everyone else. use what you got!

Poleciał sub, już prawie 100tys

My brother in-law was using a grinder like that with no safety shield, disc shattered and ripped his hand about

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the warning. I have not made that mistake for a long time, I use a cover.

music 2 thumbs up

DAM, all that work... Wouldn't be Cheaper and Faster with a 40lb Propane Tank? Use the Car Wheel for the Base? Hmmmmm

@MadeinPolandChannel

7 жыл бұрын

Probably it would be, but I had wheels, which I did not use, so I decided to use them :)

@JodBronson

7 жыл бұрын

You are right... Just seems on my end I would have done it differently. it was too much work :(((( All those Welding time, YIKESSSSS LOL. Although it came out NICE and please don't' get me wrong. But those doors are NOT sealed :(((((. I hope someone in the House doesn't have Breathing Problems :((((. I am extremely allergic to Wood Smoke / Yea, even Hickory Smoke Bacon gives me problems, LMAO