DIY Brick Rocket Stove

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Sensible Prepper Presents: The Do It Yourself Brick Rocket Stove Project. Fun and easy to build for around $25. Great option for outside cooking and heat using renewable fuel source.... sticks.

Thanks for watching~ Sootch00

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Just made one and cooked some eggs on it. Worked great. Thanks for all the awesome ideas Sootch.

stevegoulet

Thanks for the video. I like the design and look of the rocket stove you have built. It looks sturdy and stable. I saw someone who built the same one but used fireplace calking to keep out air leaks and it made it permanent. My intention is to build several rocket stoves for outdoor summer cooking. I have watched many YouTube videos on them so I believe I have settled on my design. I noticed everyone has an issue of burning in the middle of the pan and this is how I plan to resolve that. Amazon has a set of 4 gas stove grates for 22 dollars. I've already purchased those. At Aldi, I bought, 4 cast iron flat pans @ 7.88 each to serve as a base for all other pans to sit on. With the stove grate only the intense heat still gets focused on the middle portion of pans making it hard not to burn things and it blackens them too. The thick cast iron will distribute the heat evenly to the bottom of any pan I place on it. And for more temperature control, I've purchased a Lodge brand spacer used for suspending things off the bottom of dutch ovens about a half inch. It can be placed atop the flat iron pan for simmering. I intend to truly learn how to cook and bake using only rocket stoves. Then again my ideas may not work but I intend to find out. Maybe I will make a YouTube video although I find that pretty a intimidating thought.

maryvanulzen

Cast iron skillet a plus!!! But a plastic spatulas, how uncouth!!! LOL
Great build!!! Thanks for the information.
Please keep it up!!!

leegrubb

This guy is badassed. The knowledge that I've gained by watching his vids is HUGE. Thanks brother.

occamsrazor

Great video, I would have never thought using bricks to cook.

MarkusandAngela

Thanks Sootch, you just saved me a hundred big ones!

EnriqueSonora

2 bricks + a flat block on top can form a "T" shaped cross section, which prevents air blowing down the chimney in strong winds and keeps rain out. A metal plate on the bottom holds charcoals and reflects heat back up. The hole on the 2nd level can be built on another side instead of directly above the lower vent hole. An extra brick can hold up the ends of sticks, or else choke the lower vent for a slower burn.

xxxYYZxxx

Like the expanded mesh! One thing I remember from Fire Marshal visits to grade school, they always cautioned: *Be Aware of spontaneous combustion that can result from heat released by slow oxidization of oil-soaked rags.* Seems like cotton-balls with Vaseline shouldn't be stored in large masses, right? A pill bottle sounds reasonable, but a # 10 can full of vaseline-soaked cotton balls might be a *BAD* idea...

animtorfiddler

Terrific! Mind-blowing in fact. I'm going to make one of these this weekend. Thanks!

DCavalcade

I remember trying to make one years ago, did not hold up (bricks cracked with the heat) but they where dirty used ones &And i bet there was lots of moisture in them, , Hope your Bricks hold up!

starpuss

I'm going to do this with my kids. This would be a great project for us all.

cityhomestead

Well done man. Thx for sharing. Greets from Germany 👍👍👍

joachimbraun

Thank you for this, I'll be using this method in the future.

KrundoDesigns

Learn something new from everyone who makes these.
I have yet to see anyone use a protective spark screen at the top. Great idea.
Thanks for the vid and bloopers. Excellent stuff brother.

andystephens