looking to use mini compressed wood logs . Which do get hot , but is compact and stays hot longer than normal wood . Waiting to hear back from silverfire stove company . Looking at their hunter stove .
looking to use mini compressed wood logs . Which do get hot , but is compact and stays hot longer than normal wood . Waiting to hear back from silverfire stove company . Looking at their hunter stove .
Making a hot shelter is on my list. First I have to get a new Thread Injector. The plan is to use canvas Painters Tarps for the body
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Kifaru wood stoves are made for sylnylon Teepees and ground tarps.
They sell both. Their 2 and 4 man ground tarps with vestibule is how I got my idea for a hammock tarp.
They also sell one of the best/lightest stovejack kits for syl it can be glued to sylnylon so no sewing or seam sealing is required.
Mike
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I know people do use painters drop cloths but they really are not very windproof. The weave is not tight at all, even after washing to shrink them. I made a tent using high thread count cotton bed sheets and this really is good quality fabric around 3-4oz per sq. yard.
You have to shop around online to find the best deal but a king size set would give you enough for a winter tarp, two for a tent.
BV
I use both sil and multicam fabric,,, the multicam is fire retardant but heavier... I do like it better... my stove pipe goes straight up and have not had any issues...
1. with larger stove... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT9PKIiTquE
2. with small stove... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1wTut_8Lbk
What about using a heat shield (couldn't locate one that i'm happy with ) ? I'm guessing the stove pipe doesn't get hot enough to cause problems for a tarp /tent ? how far should the stove be from tarp / tent wall ?
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