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Dusty 02-28-2014 14:43

Efficient Wood Heat
 
I'm gonna put one of these things together most ricky tick.

Looks like it would save time and timber...

http://www.richsoil.com/rocket-stove-mass-heater.jsp

Bob45nm 02-28-2014 16:15

Rocket Stove
 
:)Good choice, I have been making the portable models of these for camping and fishing trips, they are great and don't use much wood at all.

cbtengr 02-28-2014 16:25

Looks real slick, be sure to document the construction and let us know how it comes out.

BMT (RIP) 02-28-2014 16:27

Efficient Wood Heat
 
Does the EPA like or approve?? :D

BMT

Dusty 02-28-2014 17:42

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Originally Posted by BMT (Post 543637)
Does the EPA like or approve?? :D

BMT

It's right at 100% efficient. Even burns the smoke. :eek:

I don't know what they'd complain about.

I've already burned 18 rick this year, and I've got 5+ in a pile outside...

Dusty 02-28-2014 17:43

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Originally Posted by Bob45nm (Post 543635)
:)Good choice, I have been making the portable models of these for camping and fishing trips, they are great and don't use much wood at all.

Got a good pdf on a cement version? :munchin

JJ_BPK 02-28-2014 17:50

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Originally Posted by Dusty (Post 543644)
Got a good pdf on a cement version? :munchin

It would be very nice if you could imbed copper lines in the concrete and feed some of the heat to your water heater. OR feed an in floor glycerin heating system.

Pete 02-28-2014 17:57

Super sized Solo Stove
 
Looks like somebody super sized a Solo Stove

http://www.solostove.com/how-solo-stoves-work/

Backpackers have been using them for years.

PSM 02-28-2014 18:03

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Originally Posted by Dusty (Post 543643)
Even burns the smoke. :eek:

Our Quadra-Fire free standing stove does, too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pqx4Nwc8udA In fact, it seems to use a similar, but more complicated, system to the rocket stove.

It takes a while to learn to control it, though. The first few fires each year I manage to set off the smoke alarms. :o

It's a pretty show when the tertiary burn is the only burning visible. It's like a colorful plasma looking fire.

Pat

Dusty 02-28-2014 18:15

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Originally Posted by JJ_BPK (Post 543645)
It would be very nice if you could imbed copper lines in the concrete and feed some of the heat to your water heater. OR feed an in floor glycerin heating system.

Lotta potential. :cool:

PRB 02-28-2014 18:19

My wife says I have efficient wood but I'm not sure if that is a compliment or not

The Reaper 02-28-2014 18:34

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Originally Posted by PRB (Post 543649)
My wife says I have efficient wood but I'm not sure if that is a compliment or not

Sounds better than her saying you have "inefficient wood."

The EPA has decided that most woodstoves are not good for you, so they are making most of the old designs illegal.

Knowing the EPA, the new ones won't pollute as much, nor will they work very well.

TR

Bob45nm 02-28-2014 21:45

Rocket Stove
 
Dusty: I build mine out of #10 cans and soup cans I have them in both my truck and Jeep, they are cheap and easy to make. If you go to You Tube and type in Rocket Stove you will get a wealth of information.

On You Tube some of the better units are built by ppoty1,KSPrepper1,tryin2ihard.

I hope this helps, for some reason the site won't let me post attachments.

Dusty 03-01-2014 06:14

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Originally Posted by Bob45nm (Post 543669)
I hope this helps, for some reason the site won't let me post attachments.

I know. Had the same problem while trying to post a pic of one of my legendary whitetail trophies.

I haven't been able to play youtube vids for a while; my ISP is "putting in new fibers", but soon I'll check 'em out.

A general picture is beginning to emerge of a "high speed, low drag hobo stove"...

craigepo 03-01-2014 09:08

I wonder what materials a person would have to use in constructing the heater to make sure it would be approved by a homeowners insurance company?


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