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I want one of these and wondered if anyone here has any practical experience
with one they purchased or built.
It's called a "rocket stove" and this one is called the Deadwood Stove.
Comments welcome.
aint never seen one but I sure would to add it to my collection of outdoor cooking devices
Looks like a little wood chipper. Keep your fingers away from that and french fry's.:biggrin
There are a bunch of video's on youtube of people showing home made cooking rocket stoves................ Some of them are very cool. Been meaning to build one, just ain't got to it yet......
Well, I've made 3 trips to the salvage yard and picked up enough material to build one just like it and have now invested a total of $11.00 in materials. Gonna do my cutting
and grinding tomorrow and weld it up Saturday. I will share a photo of my finished product. All my research has convinced me I can't live much longer without one in my
collection of camping stuff. Youtube has ruined me, I think.:Rofl
don't show my wife. we just about need a bigger tow vehicle (now using a suburban) to put everything in.
Here is a video of a simple rocket stove that would be easy to take anywhere........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQyU4lokVe4
Ahh and here is a camp stove you pack in and don't have to pack out.............:biggrin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_629q8t8_Hg
That stump stove is something else. Makes for an efficient camp stove without the bon fire effect. Simple enough to make some up and stash them for later use.:ThumbsUp
Attachment 176472 Got to make some of these.
There are a bunch of video's with different variations of it on youtube........... I think the original idea is called a Swedish fire torch.
A few years ago when I was in scouts we used a coffee can stove. 3lb metal coffee can w/can opener holes around the bottom. 6 holes that crisscrossed the top with stout wire hangers bent over about 45* on the end to keep them in place. Build the fire, let it settle down a little, install the wire, place pot on top. Wind easily blocked, it worked well for our backpack adventures. You brought back a flood of memories.
Neat!!!!!!!
I must be aging.
I useta dig a hole in ground for fire and drag my woman around by the hair on her head.
Talk about a flood of memories........, I think I still have my club around somewhere.
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Watched a bunch of videos and decided to design my own. Cut it out and cuz came over and welded it together for me. Got a little cleaning up to do and painting
with some high heat paint. Lookin' forward to firing it up. It was a fun 7 hours of cuttin' & grinnin'.
Attachment 176644Finished. Now the clean up and painting.
Looks good, sir...
good looking stove RRR ! should work good for cooking. i got into these things last year and havent let go yet. the "rocket mass heater" idea keeps pecking at my thoughts. i like the idea of heating with out burning all the time. and im real cheap too. lol i went as far as to build a core and have burnt it all summer playing with feeding and burn temps. mine is made from clay, perilite, sand, and straw/dry weed stalks and some bricks for burn chamber and feed tube. the idea of the rocket stove is to push temps high enough to burn all the hydrocarbons up and emit no smoke/particles. one thing you will like is a vertical feed tube. it will allow you to let it go, without feeding, for at least 45min. a lot longer with a bigger 8" system. i have found the rocket stove stuff facinating and am planning an outside heated bench by the fire pit. would love to build a rocket mass system in the garage but insurance reasons make me hesitant. seems no limits with these things! forges-making electricity-heating your water-cooking....... your rocket searches will lead you to all kinds of interesting stuff for sure.
Never seen one before but they look cool!!! RR - good looking stove!!!!!
You know how it is when your lookin' for a place to stop. Ta-da. Finished.
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And yeah, you know how it is when the neighbors drop by and say........oh! would you make me one. All I can say is........"I'm retired"! :cheers2
Know exactly what you mean. I lay my head down on my pillow at night and have visions of what all is possible. Neighbor gave me a small propane tank and I haveQuote:
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visions about making a stove/water heater combo with it so I'll have hot water to wash cooking tools after the meal is consumed. Limited only by our imaginations.:ThumbsUp
I love building stuff too.......But sometimes it's cheaper to buy some things,
Check this out.........Eccotemp Eccotemp L5 Portable Tankless Water Heater | Wayfair
don"t camp much anymore, but have been looking for years for a dutch oven like the one hanging there.--shu