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I’ve learnt just having a go really and then made some big things which gets the practice in…. The gas bottle ones could be good ….lots of work to make a really good one though… portholes are good for the doors and you can just replace the glass with a circle of clear ceramic… I’ve found cube...

thanks for the link to Whitehill it shows a fair bit of their design!

thanks Doug.... ive seen quite a few on casement just can't seem to find anything on stormproof.... im not really even sure what the difference is to be honest .....

Ok thanks I shall try and search 🧐

Should say only a foot across 😀

Another angle

Now this is one of my favourite designs as it uses so little wood yet burns v hot… blue in fact It’s only a door across

This one was one of the first ones I made but it’s not as efficient as the previous one but it does heat water in 2 directions by thermo siphon and has a pizza oven above

Hi Jameshow I think I used a tig welder on some of this one and also a stick welder

This cubic shape ignited the timber inside very evenly

I like a big door as it lights the room somewhat

If anyone is interested this is a picture of the last one I made from off it’s of stainless plate and some 10 mm mild steel for the top plate

I’ve for some years been somewhat hooked on stoves … I’ve fabricated more than 10. The first ones I did were gas bottle then rectangular then square stoves with simple holes for air intake I realised after making a few that I wanted them to burn cleaner as I liked glass in the door. I found...

is there any you tube links specifically on stormproof windows anyone can point me to I can’t seem to find any … am particularly interested on the cill angles etc .. thanks

Pretty sure I made a 60 euro offer Inc post and it was accepted then delivered within a week

Hopefully this is the link … I couldn’t stretch to 100s of pounds … the dowelmax seems unavailable atm but this is very well made for the money

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/374357219319?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=vwCD-9AKT0O&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=s5snpgfDSha&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

ive just bought one on Ebay which I will definitely recommend ...ive tried it out (though im no expert) and its very accurate... just trying to work out how to post a pic

sometimes I found if its just surfaced hardened a buzz with a 24grit flap disc to remove the surface layer and a cobalt drill will pop through... if you are not sure how its been hardened test grind a bit and try with a high quality tungsten carbide bit /good cobalt bit and see ... otherwise...

I've been experimenting with tung oil and found a mix of 1/3rd tung oil 1/3rd beeswax and 1/3rd real turpentine spirits all heated first in a pan (on electric as v combustable} gives a really nice finish on some internal oak skylight trims. just my 2c worth