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- Can be used with BKAD500 double barrel adapter kit to double the size of your camp stove
- Light weight, portable and easy assembly
- Made of heavy duty cast iron
- Not for sale or usage in the state of Washington
Description
The BSK1000 from US Stove Company is an all-inclusive kit containing everything needed to convert a 36 or 55 Gallon steel drum into a primitive camp stove. Kit contains legs, door, flue collar with damper and all mounting hardware. The Barrel (model DR55) is not included. The BSK1000 is perfect for camp sites along with hunting and fishing situations. This kit is not EPA certified and is not designed for residential use.
Brand: US Stove
Material: Cast Iron
Color: Black
Item Weight: 27 Pounds
Assembly Required: Yes
Brand: US Stove
Material: Cast Iron
Color: Black
Item Weight: 27 Pounds
Assembly Required: Yes
Fuel Type: Wood
Portable: Yes
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Coverage: Medium
Manufacturer: U S STOVE COMPANY
UPC: 796084324315 773822001134 012685010007 012685011004 752913155925 010974601370
Global Trade Identification Number: 04, 07
Product Dimensions: 4 x 15 x 16.5 inches
Item Weight: 27 pounds
Department: Unisex-Adult
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: BSK1000
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 14, 2004
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Heavy duty. Easy to assemble on a 55 gallon steel drum. Priced right.
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024 by steve
No heat sapping EPA garbage here! The money saved can buy a great hearth, fire board, ladder, flue pipe, etc. Expect to spend $1,000+ on the extras to install any wood burner. You will need power tools to use this kit as intended; a cutoff grinder, sawzall, power drill, etc. Once it's all installed, you will have one powerful smoke dragon. This is my second order, the first one is in my greenhouse on a double barrel stove (pictured) and has been in use for two years-ish now. A double barrel puts out around 200,000 - 350,000 BTUs of heat when running full blast and that kind out output kept my plants alive during the historic freeze in Texas. Single digits is hard to push back against with single wall plastic but this kit will help you do it; expect to be filling your stove every four hours, day and night if or when those temps come around. Temps in mid 20s, low 30s and a barrel will maintain hot coals for 6-8+ hours; depending on the quantity and type of wood used. I highly recommend a piece of straight pipe with a 90 degree elbow so you can make use of the 2" plug on most 55 gallon barrels as an air inlet without embers popping out of it. A carbon monoxide detector is a must; they are around $5-10 and will last all winter (don't get it wet!). keeping several inches of sand in the bottom of your barrel should increase its usable service life by several years. Welding gloves should also be purchased with this kit and will really help you with refilling while the stove is burning. Keep kids and pets away from the stove, bolt it down if you can. When it's really cooking, you can't be within 3' of it without the heat starting to burn. It's my opinion that wood is the best primary heat source for greenhouse heating; it's low tech and simply works. Propane is the best backup heat source, fuel never expires and heaters are simple devices.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2021 by Nick Nick
Takes a little mechanical experience but easy to do, intact it is quite fun. You can build a big fire in a 55 gal. drum. Venting an air supply in the large space, till the fire is burning well is a bit of a problem but can easily be learned. You know , back draft. It would be interesting to know if a 33 gal. drum would work better. Does anyone know?
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024 by Van
Decent product. For the most part it’s pretty easy to install and works well. The only thing I noticed is that it could use larger ventilation holes at the bottom for I find myself leaving the door open so that it can get enough oxygen. And a small tip is to make sure the barrel you get is totally flat on the sides. Mine has small ripples on the sides that make it difficult to get a good seal with for the chimney.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2019 by John Wilson
Like most of the other reviews I've seen, I am very happy with my purchase and would buy another if I saw a use. The chimney adapter doesn't "LOOK" curved to fit the drum/barrel, but it is. I discovered this when I decided to put the the damper on the end of the drum instead of the side. I want to leave the indicated area free so I can use the surface for other things. However, a little furnace cement and some ingenuity - some "bend-a-matic' modification to the drum - solves that issue. When marking where to cut the opening for the door, it is necessary to do a little "free hand" drawing as there is no way to mark around the vent opening. A paper template of where to cut would have been a very low cost convenience. Perhaps the buyer could create a template by laying a sheet of newspaper over the INSIDE of the door and making a cut-out. Wish I had thought of that BEFORE doing it the hard way. Contrary to the instructions, inspired by some of the other reviews, I did NOT place the door so as to remove the smaller bung. Instead, I placed the door so that both the large and small bungs were beside the bottom of the door - that way both can be removed to allow more air into the drum - additionally, if I decide to add a blower later, I'll have a threaded place to connect it without more cutting. Be sure to use a fine-toothed metal cutting blade - (for THIN metal), I was caught short handed by how thin the metal is - had to go to a store and buy a finer blade for my saber saw. All in all, I am very pleased with my purchase and plan to build a (insulated) "tin shed" around it so I can duct the heat under my mobile home to augment the furnace.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2021 by Gabby_Jim_41
I didn't even look at the directions, so can't comment on those. The inside of my barrel still had epoxy resin all over it so trying to use screws and nuts on the back legs wasn't going to work. Self drilling/tapping screws to the rescue. I don't think any of these will fit perfectly to a barrel. I mean, it's a barrel not a precision made for woodstove barrel. I used the heat tape around the door frame to better seal it. Probably not needed but for 10 bucks it sure won't hurt. It throws off a lot of heat, I put the larger bung hole are the bottom below door to let in more air. Otherwise the vents seemed a little small. Oh, packaged very well. All parts included and well made castings. I might add the second barrel after tig welding some pipe through it and attaching a fan. To sum it up, I'm well pleased with this kit.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2022 by William E.
Works great as a shop heater! It's 30 degrees and I have to come out every so often to cool off🤣 ! Damper is not yet best quality but works. I burned off the heater outside first then sanded with 180 grit to finish getting off the paint from my drum. Repainted with High Temp Stove Paint. Have it in a 20x20 with 12ft ceiling. Overall great idea and a good weekend project. In addition I bought my pipe and rain cap from the hardware store was about $110.00 including paint.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2020 by Casey Casey
Some assembly required
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2023 by Andrew David McCoy