Best Rocket Stove Design Ever - UPDATE
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This is brilliant - I'm clearing a lot of land and can drink a limited amount with flask. Will be making one this weekend. Thanks for sharing :)
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@pmaughmer Thanks for asking. It works great! It works great because it causes its own "suction" due to the design. When the wood is lit it pulls air through the hole on the side which helps burn the wood. It is the easiest wood stove to light and keep lit I know of.
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Alittle curious as to how well this model works on a day with little to no wind?
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smart fella.
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I would be curious to see how much wood it takes to boil a kettle of water just so that I have something I can relate to. Have started saving cans so I can try making my own. Thanks for the inspiration.
hankyknot 5 days ago
@hankyknot Let me know how much wood it takes when you do it.
LDSPrepper 5 days ago
If you wanted the rocket stove to heat an area and not just to cook on, wouldn't the vermiculite make more sense? My thinking is that more heat is being transferred through the vermiculite than just escapes out the chimney when sand is used.
hankyknot 6 days ago
@hankyknot That could be. I haven't tried it. A stove this size is mainly for cooking not heating.
LDSPrepper 5 days ago
The link in the video for the dangers of this excellent stove is broken, also thank you for the post, I will be making one of these badboys
aei05h1 1 week ago
@aei05h1 Thank you for letting me know. I have fixed it.
LDSPrepper 1 week ago