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Home-made stove with a gas cylinder water heater to the cottage

Home-made stove with a gas cylinder water heater to the cottage

I present to your attention a homemade gas cylinder stove do it yourself. To make this miracle stove, the author took a regular gas cylinder. This stove will be indispensable in the country, where there is no heating and hot water. This oven solves this problem quite easily!

To begin with, the author marked the places for sawing:

The end part of the cylinder and the upper part are cut off.


The front part, where there will be a door, the ends are cleaned.
The next step, the author makes a hinge on the door. An ordinary steel pin is taken and steel billets are welded onto it, in which holes are drilled.

Similar actions are performed with the door itself. Metal billets with holes are also welded for fastening to the container itself.

We weld a handle to the door that locks the combustion chamber.

A hole is attached to the hole remaining from the tap, which closes the hole with a diameter. This is the so-called blowing, for air circulation.

Now we install a thick sheet of iron on the slot on the "back" of the balloon. This is a stove on which you can cook food or warm the kettle. But you never know what!

Then a thick-walled chimney pipe is installed.


The next step is marking the pipe and drilling holes in it.

Such a detail is inserted into these holes.

An iron circle smaller in diameter than the pipe itself is welded onto a metal rod. Slots should remain around the edges so that air can circulate freely. If traction is needed more or less, this valve is opened or closed.

This is how the oven should turn out.

Now he makes legs for the stove. For this, four pieces of rectangular shape and a pair of metal strips are needed. Weld the legs like this.



For an aesthetically finished look, the author covers his product with black paint. The finished stove looks like this. As if purchased!



The next step, the author of this product takes a water tank and inserts a pair of pipe fittings into it.


Copper tubes are inserted into these fixtures, which are pre-wrapped around the chimney.



Fully finished stove with a water heating element.

Since this stove will be installed at home, there must therefore be a pipe facing the street. And since the pipe is straight, that is, the hole goes directly into the combustion chamber of firewood, the author decides to close the top of the roof so that rain does not get into it. An ordinary metal bowl, a small bucket or something else suitable for these purposes is taken. Mounts are made for putting on the pipe.



In the end, it turns out such a wonderful portable oven, easy to operate. And it’s not difficult to assemble.
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I have two questions. 1- where is the oil seal; 2- how to take water from a tank
I also thought that because of the components .... That, the German was liquid. I will try. For things like a barbecue, this is not essential ... Only, in closer examination, I did not find (Brest) close to me ...
Nikolai Slides can be from the properties of the paint itself, like hammer, for example.
but isn’t it easier to put a radiator in the stove?)) My grandfather quirked ... when there was no hot water, he took the main (large) car radiator, put it on a gas stove, turned on all 4 rings, and let water through the radiator. And woo-a-la, there is hot water)) True, the pressure was small.
Author
Brazier painted. About a year and a half already and nothing. I just erased at the ends where the skewers lay down. And another minus was, I don’t know, maybe it should be so, or maybe marriage is the fact that it doesn’t lie evenly. As if small slides remain. And I was afraid to dilute. But nothing, but the grill does not deteriorate. And at a temperature it didn’t smell when the fire in the barbecue was first burned.
Have you used it? And then I once bought in Germany - the Germans also swore that it was heat-resistant. But the barbecue every season 2 times painted. And it seems that the Germans !!!!!
Author
Heat-resistant CERTA enamel. Withstands up to 600 degrees. This enamel has modifiers that protect the metal from rust. Give it a try. Cool stuff!
And here I would still have closed this spiral with a tin case with glass wool, and the pipes were thermally insulated, which go to the tank ... It would be more efficient, otherwise it gives a lot to the air - to warm for a long time ...

By the way, tell me, who painted the potbelly stoves, or barbecues with what?
It is understandable .. But these tubes are, apparently, ordinary, for heating systems, which are .. Very poor material. (Maybe I just ran into such a producer ... But there is such a disaster - they oxidize terribly with access to air and humidity. They go directly to the sinks. But there will be trouble in “almost fire” ... Although I myself cooked eggs in paper in childhood cone on the spirit lamp, but it "burns out" quickly)))),
: winked: ")))))"

Well, firstly, if they are with water, then paper ones will not burn out. Secondly, I did not say that it was copper. And thirdly, the water does not boil in the pipes, if you place them above the valve (which I also made a reservation about). The damper can adjust the heating. Well, the last thing about the bath .... I also understand that this is not a bath, but for this they talk about it, maybe someone will decide to put it in the "light" bath.
: wink: Well ... As always .... and I ..: winked: (PS: boring ...)
I agree about the fire hazard. I wouldn’t put it so close to the wooden wall! And if I already set it, then I would cover the wall with tin with a gasket for their glass (min) of cotton wool, or asbestos.
As a child, we built a house in the country to skip school ...))))) In winter we put a "potbelly stove" there. It was about 20 cm to the wall. Somehow they heated it so that the wall was charred and smoked! Well, that did not sleep! ...
And the hot water part is an ordinary boiler. There are also ready-made industrial ones for solid fuel boilers. Dress up in the chimney. And inside these tubes will burn out - there is already a stainless steel is desirable. Yes, and water can boil ... This is not a bathhouse, this is to wash your hands)))))
: winked: Well, as always, I'm here. The design itself is also not new (not an idea), fire hazardous for such a building. If the coil is placed inside the chimney, the heat transfer will be greater. And it’s also important, before the damper or after. It all depends on ... more importantly, heat or hot water (bath). As they like to say here, if the author is satisfied, then ....

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