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#1559405 - 07/24/07 09:04 AM HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS
300stw Online   content
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Registered: 02/03/02
Posts: 417
Loc: culbertson montana
AM GOING TO ORDER A TIGOAT 6.5 TIPI AM LOOKING FOR IDEAS TO MAKE MY OWN STOVE, THOUGHTS LINKS THANKS.....

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#1560177 - 07/24/07 03:37 PM Re: HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS [Re: 300stw]
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Registered: 07/05/05
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Check the back history of this form. We have lots of homemade stoves shown including mine.

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#1560658 - 07/24/07 06:30 PM Re: HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS [Re: WoodsWalker]
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Registered: 02/24/06
Posts: 330
Loc: TX
I have used a paint can and a colman fuel can (or the like). The square can works much better. I oerdered the stove pipe and dampner from TiGoat. On the front(old top) I cut out all but left a small lip on the top, and cut a hole for the pipe. I made a door from light tin and rivited it on. I built a baffle to devert the flame from going straight up the pipe and rivited it on the inside. It works great. I wish I could post some pic's but i'm not literate enough. Enjoy the ride!!!--Allen--

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#1560825 - 07/24/07 07:46 PM Re: HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS [Re: Tx Trapper]
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Registered: 11/20/06
Posts: 99
300, you're gonna like the tipi. I have the the 6.5 with the carbon pole. The pole is worth the little extra you have to pay. Another neat deal I got with mine was and "eyebrow" that velcroes over the top end of the zipper so you can zip down and have some ventilation. If you get that, have him shape the bottom of the eyebrow so it will stand out. I've got some pics in an earlier post--you can search on my user name.

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#1563682 - 07/26/07 06:06 AM Re: HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS [Re: 300stw]
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Loc: culbertson montana
i am going to order the small stove from kni-co to start with and use it as a pattern to build one or adjust that one so it will able to be split in half i

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#1564016 - 07/26/07 09:10 AM Re: HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS [Re: 300stw]
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Registered: 01/26/05
Posts: 4985
Loc: Eastern, OR
That's an OK place to start for the money I guess, but the stove won't be in the same lightweight catagory that your tipi will be. Also, I've got the "Packer" and haven't found the draw to be good, although the construction is top notch. I can't speak for the other stove sizes though.
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#1566037 - 07/27/07 06:50 AM Re: HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS [Re: 300stw]
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I have a Kni-co packer Jr and it smoked a great deal. Didn't work out for me however I never used the pipe etc from Kni-co just my rollup pipe. I don't know why the draw was poor. There is a thread on Kni-co stoves in the form.

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#1566884 - 07/27/07 01:48 PM Re: HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS [Re: WoodsWalker]
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Registered: 02/03/02
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Loc: culbertson montana
any thoughts as to make it draw better, i got an 6.5 ft of the tigoat stove pipe. with the formulas people have quoted how to build stoves somebody should be able to say what to do to make it draw. i think it will make a handy light package for the mule to carrry, 2 people riding mules 1 pack mule and everyone walks out with 2 deer packed on the riding saddles. will look into building a lighter stove to backpack with the tipi to a couple places the mules dont like to go....

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#1566960 - 07/27/07 02:32 PM Re: HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS [Re: 300stw]
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I tried everything. Even a solid pipe with zero spark screens. But if the door opening is made smaller with a plate on the top or bottom it did seem to draw better. Thinking it is the shape of the firebox. I still don’t know however it was a disappointing experience. I heard people had better luck with bigger Kni-co stoves however don't know for certain.

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#1567194 - 07/27/07 04:10 PM Re: HOMEMADE TIPI STOVES....THOUGHTS [Re: 300stw]
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Registered: 01/05/05
Posts: 14435
Loc: La Grange, TX
Gotta ask.. whats a 300 STW?

Jeff
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