Will you cement it once you have the design finalised or leave them as loose bricks? Looks like the proof of concept has proven the concept all right :)
From my few previous experiences with a Rocket stove this size, you don’t need to cement them. If you overlap the bricks from layer to layer then the whole thing will be strong enough. I like leaving the brick loose so I can dismantle everything and reassemble at will.
Very nice!! I like the design with 2 chambers so you can have two styles of cooking at the same time. Nice going getting your kids involved and helping with the project :)
Thanks mate. I might even extend the design to have a third chamber on the other side of the chimney for a small fire pit. We sometimes grill stuff at night in the mild winter and a small fire would be nice to keep us warm.
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howdy there quochoy! hey I like this stove design because it's so practical but effective, I like the fact that it can be built with no messing with mortor! great design!
Hi @janton, thanks for your feedback. Playing with bricks is like playing with grown ups LEGOs hahaha. The nice thing is it does bring the family together, enjoying some fun time in the backyard.
Very nice design!
Thanks so much for sharing with us.
Thank you 😊
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No problem!
Such great info needs to be shared. Gave it a resteem.
My witness vote as well.
Keep up this great content!
Will you cement it once you have the design finalised or leave them as loose bricks? Looks like the proof of concept has proven the concept all right :)
From my few previous experiences with a Rocket stove this size, you don’t need to cement them. If you overlap the bricks from layer to layer then the whole thing will be strong enough. I like leaving the brick loose so I can dismantle everything and reassemble at will.
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Very nice!! I like the design with 2 chambers so you can have two styles of cooking at the same time. Nice going getting your kids involved and helping with the project :)
Thanks mate. I might even extend the design to have a third chamber on the other side of the chimney for a small fire pit. We sometimes grill stuff at night in the mild winter and a small fire would be nice to keep us warm.
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Niffy design!
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howdy there quochoy! hey I like this stove design because it's so practical but effective, I like the fact that it can be built with no messing with mortor! great design!
Hi @janton, thanks for your feedback. Playing with bricks is like playing with grown ups LEGOs hahaha. The nice thing is it does bring the family together, enjoying some fun time in the backyard.
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hahaha! yes sir quochuy..that is so true and this is a practical project, I assume you do alot of these types of posts?
Awesome...!!!!!!!
Thank you