/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>431993
It is just a simple rocket stove made with steel food cans. It is double walled with fiberglass insulation inside the wall and under the combustion area. There's tons of ways to make them. Mine uses rivets to make most things solid. It uses coat hanger wire on the top for the pots/skillets. It weighs 0.6lbs. I used pipe crimps to be able to slide the end of one can onto another for a tight fit.

When I say it uses hardly any fuel, I really mean it. It is amazing. I think I'll make a larger, taller one, with thicker metal were the coals rest. I want one that will work with one of my stock pots. I really recommend using fiberglass or rockwool/mineral wool as insulation because it is so light and won't leak out and make a mess.

This is someone else's video, but mine is very much like this one, only mine uses fiberglass instead of sand or vermiculite. My fuel rest is also riveted in place.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6ValmUnjz4

here

rocket stove tips and ideas? i want mine to heat a hot tub and a fish tank for tulapia. simplest is best :)