DIY Wood burner

[tfish]

any diagrams to show us what you mean exactly. sounds interesting.

[Brunel]

There's a very good YouTube clip here on how to build a brick rocket stove (16, 20 or 24 bricks). Works every time and once the fire's going you'll find wet wood can be used - in fact if it's slightly damp it burns longer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz2ssyGfg58

(If you can't see the clip just Google 24 brick rocket stove)

[poppypiesdad]

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[Brunel]

"Dumbass"?? really - he said you can "hold the pan up with rocks or sticks". With 3 sticks secured as a triangular frame you can suspend a pot over the heat without burning the frame. Maybe you're behind the curve but hopefully you've learned a valuable skill.

[poppypiesdad]

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[Ferricks]

There's a very good YouTube clip here on how to build a brick rocket stove (16, 20 or 24 bricks). Works every time and once the fire's going you'll find wet wood can be used - in fact if it's slightly damp it burns longer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz2ssyGfg58

(If you can't see the clip just Google 24 brick rocket stove)

really liked the clip - and I now have a great use for the pile of bricks we unearthed when preparing our new veg plot, many thanks Brunel.

[spindrift]

That video is fantastic! Thanks for sharing. Ill be giving this a go at the weekend i reckon.