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i prefer a door being on the rocket stove stops it spitting out hot embers
you should have noticed a difference between door open and door closed with your build and between the flames they look exactly right all thats left is try a kettle or a frying pan cook on it
you could if you want is put a circle around the top just to stop wind effecting the flame at top of it 1" below your riser tube
the instructions comes from one of his videos that i have on my system there not there anymore that build was his for sale builds quick and easy well tested though
all run by rocket stoves
bbq, heater , pizza, oven, grill and even a light is run by a rocket stove
you should have noticed a difference between door open and door closed with your build and between the flames they look exactly right all thats left is try a kettle or a frying pan cook on it
you could if you want is put a circle around the top just to stop wind effecting the flame at top of it 1" below your riser tube
the instructions comes from one of his videos that i have on my system there not there anymore that build was his for sale builds quick and easy well tested though
all run by rocket stoves
bbq, heater , pizza, oven, grill and even a light is run by a rocket stove
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Is the video in here the obe you have but missing on his youtube?
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i have made a few now seano
heres a link to what ive built
https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/first-build-rocket-burner.45497/page-2
what i will say is i need very little storage of wood for its usage per year compared to a normal wood stove
heres a link to what ive built
https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/first-build-rocket-burner.45497/page-2
what i will say is i need very little storage of wood for its usage per year compared to a normal wood stove
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Gaz, I’ve been meaning to make one for ages, I’ve even acquired all the materials
It’s become one of those rountuit projects
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Gaz, I’ve been meaning to make one for ages, I’ve even acquired all the materials
It’s become one of those rountuit projects[/QUOTE
Hahahaha..... Havn't heard that saying in a dogs day Parm
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Yeah, I've taken a look at yours too Gaz, was thinking of building a Thursday lunchtime cookout for my Men in Sheds project.
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When I was an apprentice we used to use the kilt pin and round tally system, when I was old enough to draw my own tools from the the stores the store keeper always gave you a blank one called a too it and told me that one was for later, when asked why I was told that was for when I got around too it, meaning anything else I hadn't got around to during the day..... Like sweeping floors and other apprentice type stuff.
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Again I know an old post, but I'm very keen to build one of those multi use rocket stoves, all in one, burner, boiler and griddle plate
if you do one you have to remember they get hot more one way than the other the illustrated one is more for the outside rocket stove hotplate/ pan style of stove
however the boiler/heater type has to be built differently as this type can and does burn out over 3 months too 2/3 years
ive built both types and do use a rocket stove to heat my shed its loverly in there but it can cook me out of a 10ft x 8ft shed with over 6 hrs worth of heat for a builders bucket supply of wood used
this one will supply that sort of heat but wears thin feeding it so pellets can be used instead
stove type vs heater type above but also small in its build other advantage is top comes off and kettle goes on no smoke comes in the room other than the top pulling off and closing again after use as it still draws back down itself
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I was going to but then decided to try it flat and see how it worked and I must say I was amazed how well it did go. Boiled a full kettle in 7 minutes. Just aimed the bottom of the stove into the wind which assisted it roaring up.
