Homemade TIN CAN Rocket Stove - DIY Rocket Stove - Awesome Stove! - EASY instructions!

Homemade TIN CAN Rocket Stove - DIY Rocket Stove - Awesome Stove! - EASY instructions!

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Hossein Hajiagha
Hossein Hajiagha - 24.10.2023 21:03

smart job

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Anim8tor&Fiddler
Anim8tor&Fiddler - 14.10.2023 05:15

You can keep the weight down by using vermiculite pellets for insulation instead of pebbles.
*But having pebbles in the bottom 2 or 3" helps anchor the stove for Stability.

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Anim8tor&Fiddler
Anim8tor&Fiddler - 14.10.2023 05:12

Beautiful work. I have tried this several times. Cutting a round hole in the side of a Cylindrical Paint can is a REAL CHALLENGE. You show a nice solution. Thanks.

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aarde
aarde - 07.09.2023 09:17

For insulation I mixed self-drying clay with shellsand and a spoonfull sugar, after the first burn this became rock-solid so easier to transport and throw out ashes. I also took a stainless steel drinking straw, cut into pieces and made airflow-holes at the bottom, drilled through both cans. Works perfect! Oh, and instead of making an arch on the inner can I drilled a whole cirkel in that can too. Now it is easy to take it along camping, I take the front can out and stack it inside the stove.

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ANDREW Lewis
ANDREW Lewis - 03.09.2023 10:43

How do you get the ash out ? It can't fall out of the bottom

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Fernando Rodríguez maya
Fernando Rodríguez maya - 19.08.2023 01:50

BUENÍSIMO GRACIAS

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Noneyaone Noneyatwo
Noneyaone Noneyatwo - 07.08.2023 00:41

Gives me an idea to use a big bucket, some stove pipe from Lowes and a bag of sand

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Graciela Gomez
Graciela Gomez - 29.05.2023 17:37

HOLA , RECIÉN TE DESCUBRÍ Y TE PIDO QUE COLOQUES LOS SUBTÍTULOS EN ESPAÑOL. ME INTERESA ESTÁ ROCKET CASERA. CHAUUU...
GRACIELA DE ARGENTINA 🇦🇷👌

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JB ARTESANAL
JB ARTESANAL - 24.05.2023 17:21

Ficou Muito bom mesmo parabéns

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אֵלִיָּהוּ
אֵלִיָּהוּ - 22.05.2023 23:25

Ok, but …. How do u clean it ?

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Philip Mendisco
Philip Mendisco - 18.05.2023 04:48

Tin snips???

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HCL
HCL - 24.04.2023 17:47

TKS for the video. Could you tell me how long it lasts? Or how many times you can use without damages?

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Fp Chauvette
Fp Chauvette - 23.04.2023 16:07

Good work! It's a good idea to place any fire-baring invention on stone or non-flammable surface when taking photos and videos for fire safety reasons. I noticed your video does show the completed stove on a stone surface, and this would have been a good surface for the "wrap photo" (photo of completion).

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Moises Rodrigues de Farias
Moises Rodrigues de Farias - 03.04.2023 03:45

Espetáculo muito bom

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Gerland Kent
Gerland Kent - 25.02.2023 21:58

thank, you for you're video. / this is going to be great for the beach this summer.

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Daniel Burgos
Daniel Burgos - 15.02.2023 05:32

No ventilation holes?

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Tracer
Tracer - 14.02.2023 23:16

Brilliant. Well Done.

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JHT Survival
JHT Survival - 12.02.2023 15:27

The can man

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Pacco Enzo
Pacco Enzo - 09.02.2023 17:53

Hi , in some parts of India peoples use saw dust or rice husk stoves. No flame but heating gradually, easy for cooking interior no smoke, can keep warm eight hours. I don't know how it was made.....

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satheeshan kripa
satheeshan kripa - 08.02.2023 02:31

Very good and easy and quick method, thank you for sharing.

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