The Red Panther - Build photos Portable Stove: Installing a heat-resistant glass window

They shipped the wrong size. But since this wrong size is a square, I decided to go with it (mostly because I didn't want to wait).

Using the Dremel again, for making a notch.

I marked where the glass window should go, and built two guide rails to partly hold the window in place.

Now make the opening for the window at the front. Drill four holes and cut/grind a square with the Dremel.

First grinding disc breaks safely.

Second grinding disc breaks with the pieces flying around. Always wear safety goggles.

I get it done, finally. This is supposed to be square.

Using stove cord with adhesive already on it. To give the window a nice and sound-proof place.

Fireproof cord all around, to seal the gap between the door and the frame when closed.

Seems to fit. With the glass in place the door doesn't warp (glass is out on this photo).

Secure the glass in place with some nuts, bolts and rings.

It's sturdy, but not too much pressure on the glass.

Happy with the result. Can't wait to see the flames through this window.