Top 5 Reasons You Should Get a Rocket Stove Now (Minuteman K Review)

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[NeverMetTheGuy]

In a pinch, a Dakota fire hole would be used. I respect the salesmanship though.

[luckypenny]

I built a few on our property with bricks. Took 10 minutes!

[lyndarina]

I like the look of this Minuteman K Rocket Stove, looks sturdy and I could move it from place to place. However, I followed the link and it was selling for $269. Jeepers. I got the EcoZoom Versa Rocket Stove instead for $149 which is also rather pricey. I’m happy with the EcoZoom and got a cast iron pot to use with it because all these Rocket Stoves get so dang hot that a regular household pot would not last long. I wanted something that I could cook with on my back porch during an emergency rather than having to cook out in the back yard so all my neighbors could see that I have food (unfortunately I live in suburbia).

[saltysoldier]

I've been using a firebox for the last 2 years, very portable, cooks great, fraction of the price, made in USA.

[minutemanrocketstove]

Hey folks. Thank you for watching this video. It seems price is a concern in the comments section today. We did want you to know that we are struggling with price increases across the board in our business. Metal is up 300% from last year. Everything else is also up. We hope these prices are not the new normal but only time will tell. Meanwhile the world continues to flash warning signs. If you have the money and need the capability a stove like this affords you. You may not want to wait.

[ThekiBoran]

A good thing to keep in mind is to avoid, if at all possible, burning pressure treated lumber. It's usually dark brown or dark green. It's treated with chemicals that aren't good to inhale. Some wood palates are also treated with chemicals.

[icicicles]

Thx for your video.
I just got mine today, haven't used it yet.
It seem very well built and I love how well it was packaged with paper instead of styrofoam peanuts that aren't recyclable.
I have a worm farm so the paper and cardboard will feed my worms.

[greenbear]

I'm old school. I liken this to an above ground dakota fire pit. Looks pretty cool.

[cddnw]

My daughter just moved to Texas, for some reason a lot of the homes stoves over there run on electricity, if the grid fails again (as it did last year and some people died) she will need some alternate way to cook, after some research I found out that gas is "evil" and is being phased out from many states! I am getting this stove for our family here in Vegas.

[MI_Prepper]

That food is killing me! So hungry for it!

[jrmaquaponics]

I built pretty much that very same machine like 4 years ago !!! U can cook ur free range eggs, a couple spuds and a 1/4 of a deers front leg on it !!!!

[rebeccasanford]

Excellent information! Thank you so much

[Davi.b]

These are awesome, I've built a few, a mos I done was add some stainless 12 mm tube to it during construction, this adds an option for heating water, mine gets up to 700 c. No smoke = good burn.

[davej]

If you need a cheaper alternative and it needs to be portable. Look for used or Recycled materials.. prep it yourself and see what you can do about finding a welder who will do the work on bid or built 2 of them and keep one and let him have the other. There are a lot of Cheaper possibilities. If you needed to go really cheap find some 4 or 5" heavy wall stove pipe. Go to The Internet and get a used book on how to project cuttings put cuttings on sheet metal to make a paper pattern and use that to make the joints fit properly. Cut it by hand and put it together with nuts and bolts it won't last as long but it will work for quite a while.

[BrDGOD]

I'm sold, but, the cinder block idea seems so easy and functional. Personally I'd rather just buy a pocket backpacking stove. Its definitely a good buy incase of emergency.

[arcstrider]

Little stove is a badass for a lot of applications. Hah it's pretty neat and compact.

[rickmars]

Besides the 4 legs, this is a very nice stove. I have a similar one with with 3 legs. It sits solidly and never rocks as the 4 legged ones tend to. Also, the price at $279.00 is very steep and hard to justify. There are cheaper ones available.

[jamaalmcleod]

Your food looks delicious making me hungry, excellent demonstration love your channel🙏🏾

[ElkArrow]

$270.00. No thanks. I've got multiple different sizes of Solo Stoves, as well as a $10.00 collapsible wood stove that will cook just about everything using the same fuel and generating the same amount of smoke, or less, than this heavy cast iron beast, and some of mine can be easily carried in a backpack

[kmb]

Love it, I want one. If only I had disposable money.