wall tent stoves

I am interested to here what camper/hunters are using to heat their tents? I built a stove using 2/3's of a 45gal drum 10 years ago, it sits 20in off the ground and will burn about 8hrs on a fill. We have heated a 16x32 tent when it has been -10 and kept everyone comfortable. Using it in a 14x14 will heat you right out of it, the tent didn't get wet even when it snowed or rained. I have since bought a kwik kamp octagon inferno but have not had a chace to use it yet so I can't give an honest opinion of how it will perform.

It's heavy but it works!

this is out set up!! you have to look at it as an investment!! take care, rob

[chimpac]

][[QUOTE=bphunter;18279]I am interested to here what camper/hunters are using to heat their tents? I built a stove using 2/3's of a 45gal drum 10 years ago, it sits 20in off the ground and will burn about 8hrs on a fill. We have heated a 16x32 tent when it has been -10 and kept everyone comfortable. Using it in a 14x14 will heat you right out of it, the tent didn't get wet even when it snowed or rained. I have since bought a kwik kamp octagon inferno but have not had a chace to use it yet so I can't give an honest opinion of how it will perform.[/QUOTE


fire reflects on the ash pan

This stove is designed to burn from the top down. slow and hot.
I like to burn as little wood as possible, I do not need the exercise. So I do not see any sense of a fire while I am in the sleeping bag.
It has an internal baffle to make the cooking surface hotter and stop sparks (no spark arrestor needed). Make one for your self, I have the patterns, you have the tin snips. Check out my album.

[xsniper]

We use a cylinder stove like katts69, hot water reservour on the side, really works great. It is an investment but well worth it. Picked ours up in Montana.