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Ok...a video about the stove function...but not a single word about it's main selling point: the generating electricity part. I would have wanted to know how long it takes for example to generate enough electricity to fully charge a smart phone. THAT would have been the single interesting thing about a review of this product. Cause if i merely want a stove to cook water in above a fire, i'll just use a steel can, cut a hole into it, effectively turning it into a mini-chimney, burn twings in it and put another can on top of it for the water to boil in - best of it all: that way i only pay for whatever food was in the cans and get the stove and water vessel basically for free 😏

Wonderful stoves untill the battery gives up. Biolite is no help

Very enjoyable 'vid', you explained the technical data very well to a 'not-so-technical-man'... Thanks

Do you still have this sawmill setup?

how much does the fan sounds?

coolt ända är att man inte fick se stridsvagn 122

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You are'nt publishing any more UA-cam videos? I have not seen anything in awhile - missing those videos...

Great simle designe

I got one for Christmas. I like it as an option in my car for the case Im out of gas and for hikkng instead of a gas stove. I think the weight is about equal to a gas cartridge. And at home it could be usefull in case of black out or natural desasters. Cheers.

All the way to Sweden? I can get to their main store at Tyresö in just one hour 😂 (lives north of Stockholm City and Tyresö is just south of the City)

So, my question is wether even a blue flame from gas could be used to generate electricity with this? Would it be just a matter of applying to the rod? This obviously is more brilliant as a concept for not requiring such a method but at the same time, if someone simply lost electricity in their apartment not due to a natural disaster, but because they couldn’t afford the bill, maybe due to job loss, than they probably would not have a good enough excuse to burn wood in the apartment but could probably get away with a blue flame. I am curious….

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Where did you get those concrete blocks from?

So will these be like cucumbers or pickles?

Thank you for posting this. We are in the middle of trying to build a greenhouse from the greenhouse people. The instructions are rubbish. Thanks to your video we have more idea about what we should do. Great job.

I am in Maine, recently bought the F2+ When I went to buy the Schiller fuel injected saw they told me , and correctly, that science I have had shoulder surgery , I would not be able to pull start any saw over 50cc. I tried it. They were right. I asked if I could start the Stihl fuel injected using both hands..they said no. But it appears that the F2+. Is stable enough so that I could start the saw.. using both hands to pull the cord How can I get an electric saw and what is the cost? I have relatives in Sweden

You said your going to show step by step but you did not.

How do you find those tires in the snow? Do you ever lose traction when plowing?

Where exactly do you grease the outer collar/slewing ring bearing ? . Good explanatory video otherwise.

So, he went off grid for real and disappeared??

I like you! Your kind! N thank you for your honesty n sharing! There is very few of our kind left! Thank you so much n I'll be sharing this! 😀 I can't wait to buy one of these I just have ti save up! I'm starting my life over so I'm off grid o e step at a time n I'll make it! Addictions not easy but so far I'm pulling through because of life off grid! God bless! 😀 I wish everyone happiness that we have with the most simplicity

this shit costs a shitton of cash compared to how useful it is. much better to just buy a real bandsaw mill instead because this is so expensive anyway.

Thank you for sharing am from Yap Island in Micronesia

I was wondering what ever became of you. Have not seen or heard from you in quite some time. Hope all is well.

Did you give up on UA-cam?

With the money invested in the chain saw mill, do you think a bandsaw mill would be better?🇨🇦

You make great videos! Thanks. I see you haven't made any videos for 2 years. Will you make anymore?

You mean there is no cooking?

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Awesome awesome, thank you for sharing

Just a woodgas stove

How much was the cabin and land?

INSTALL FANS TO BLOW THE SNOW OFF BEFOW IT HITS OR A SNOW BLOWER

Fågeln har nog tyvärr högst troligt flugit in i ett av era fönster på bostaden och därav knockad och instinkterna att fly och flyga avslagna.

What a hassle!

Hej från Värmland (Y)

I'm sorry, but the idea of a chainsaw mill is that you can easily take it to your tree, fell the tree, and make boards on the spot, no tractor needed to move the trees. If you're going to make something this size I'd really suggest a Swing Blade mill. You will save in effort, time, blade cost, and material loss due to blade thickness.

Thats a lot of panels. I think using an almost vertical orientation will get you better results in the winter and solve the snow problem. Since you have over capacity in summer losing 30% or more in summer wont be a big problem. The ideal angle for our house in winter is 82 degrees, so almost vertical. This is in Norway so the best solution was put them on the side of the house.

I thought the panels would still produce energy without sun. So let's say if you have light, but no sun (a raining day for example) would still produce energy? Even if just 20% or something. Thank you for the video.

Sweden is the type of country where you could live in a small wooden cabin 100km from nearest civilization and still get fiber internet.

I'll be using this stove for the first time tomorrow. Thankyou for the clear and concise video I feel relaxed already. Happy travels ✌️

I made yesterday the jam and it is delicious, superb! Many thanks for the recipe!

That stove $ light is on my shopping list when i start putting my hiking & camping kit together. Gerard. New South Wales Australia.

Would have been way more informative if you had actually cooked something. Boiling water is no big deal.

Hey my Nordic brother, nice and clean setup you have! I like the jig along with all of the other metal work you made for the device to work optimal! Loved every second of it! Best regards from New York!

What caind offgrid it is if you have electricity? Did you have generator?