@MeironEgger hi and ta mate. Yeah na no record that was just a prototype slapped together. It was like a slow roaster .I am yet to release a video with my latest prototype oven design, it's summer here in nz and going out sailing seems to be taking priority lol.

1. Assuming it’s a one shot video, it seems like within less than 3 minutes there’s smoke is gone. Is it? It’s pretty amazing! 2. Do you have any scientific source that explains why the angular design creates (or increases) this vortex effect?

@MeironEgger its a one shot wonder, i recorded that like a day after newyears two years ago. I think I was still high from the music festival. That's right the smoke only takes a few minutes to run clear. More so with those wood pellets anyway. My latest stove runs on standard wood and takes around ten minutes to get up to temperature before running clear. Your question regarding the vortex spin ,I don't have many answers there. I find it mesmerizing and head scratching.

I remember watching this video below, and then I became intrigued by how a change in shape can course the fire to start to twist. I just love triangles and pyramids etc so I thought I'd experiment with shapes to guide the rocket flow . kzbin.info/www/bejne/joaUe5psrNOtfZIsi=w328sqyadREgewRX

I’ll take a look at the video you linked… ​​⁠ Thanks for the answers. Mesmerising indeed !!!! I still haven’t built my stove, but was wandering how to shorten the time it takes for the smoke to clear: Given the the combustion chamber temperature is what affects how fast it gets to full burning efficiency (e.g. clear smoke)… what if instead of using the torch on the fuel source (wood / pellets) you’d just take 30-60 seconds to heat the whole surface top and bottom, and then, when you fire the pellets/wood up, the combustion chamber is already hot (at least half way, if not fully). Do you think it can significantly decrease the time to get the smoke clear?

@thehazelnutspread that's just the first prototype I made in a rush two years ago. I am currently working on a new design, buts it's taking longer because I had to redesign the whole rocket stove to run on normal fire wood due to the cost of wood pellets doubling here in nz. Amazing that the stove could still roast food even with open ends lol

@pablocruz62 thanks for that , yes this one is mesmerizing. It's spring here and fishing season has just started I hope to get out tomorrow to that same spot for some fresh kaiwai.

@MartinLegris She/it keeps me warm, cooks my dinner , looks hot and burns me when i get to close.

@@PYROFLOWROCKETSTOVES😂 That’s an awesome explanation!!!😂

@@joeskill4663 cheer very muchy

It sure is nice watching the fire through the glass..👍🏽😲

@joeskill4663 thankyou this is one of my favorite designs. I have been working all winter on a slightly larger version of this that runs multi fuel. It's going to have an oven similar to this but more fine tuned in the designs Link is to my latest stove MR FUSION kzbin.info/www/bejne/pF7CZKOlm89joZYsi=T7RDh7PFEtQA_Gxf

@@PYROFLOWROCKETSTOVES yes I’m checking out your other videos. I’m in Canada.

@brujocaban awesome thank you. I am on a bit of a festival and camping run this coming summer so the scenery will only get better. Hopefully, by summer I will have the slide in underneath oven prototype ready for this stove. Having an oven while camping sounds next level to me haha thanks for watching.

@@PYROFLOWROCKETSTOVES Wow... Hahaha that sounds PRETTY nice, looking foward to this update. Congratulations on your work.

@@brujocaban wicked cheers

@Princess_n_TheDuke I will make plans available when it is safer. I still have one design flaw to work out before I start selling the stove or plans. This design can currently get what's called reverse chimney. Two things can cause smoke to travel up the fire box . Gusty winds blocking the fire draw and cavities in the fire box when wood doesn't drop properly into the fire basket . I have designs ready to test,but these things take longer than I like

Thankyou I to would love to make a lighter camping or survival model. I haven't had much luck with that. The top plate is the 1st to start warping and twisting under the heat. I tried to go down to 4 mm steel even that buckled. Thanks for watching

0 fahrenheit must be Crazy cold lol

@inmyopinion6836 Check out the new rocket stove that i posted yesterday. I spent all winter fine tuning it to run on multifuel. Next I am putting an oven under it similar to this one but with the flaws ironed out. Thanks for watching

I love the bacon 🥓 but a lot of the crew and party people preferred lettuce and oat milk lol. I made Lots of cup a teas and coffees for cold big kiddies that needed a chill space.

Wicked dude cheers aye. greetings from kiwi land

Cheers heaps. I think the plan is to iron out all flaws before I sell it. I am way down under in newzealand and these things are not light. I'd say I will be selling locally for a start, but I have aways said that when I do start selling them I will share the plans for the diy crew overseas. Cheers for watching

@walterleigh8193 thankyou . I have a new design I am keen to show soon.I hope to make a new video after next weekend . My big tipi tent is set up at a music festival here in nz, the rocketstove will be running the whole festival so I'm sure to get some good footage

@teddypearce1716 it's hard to say at this point. I'm still fine tuning them. This stove I'm this video has been put together and apart again multiple times its hard to get a grasp on pricing as costs are continuallyincreasingfor everything. I have been recently working on this one, putting in an ash dispenser and modification of the hopper and ash grate. The price of wood pellets has almost doubled in the last year, so I have been working hard, creating a multi fuel stove. As much as I would love to sell stoves its a slow moving process on my budget

@davewilliams6172 that would look real cool, yeah sure it would be the only downside would be more glass to clean. This stove is just sitting about .unfortunately the price of wood pellets has almost doubled here in newzealand, even though they are made locally. This beast uses twice the amount than my other stoves, so yeah it will be sitting around for a while to come.

Hi , I would sell tue plans but that's just a prototype it has a few flaws that needs fixing.

@flattail thanks very much, yeah, that's the newzealand tui bird,they are amazing. It sounds like some complex alien communication sometimes. Some of their bird calls human ears and can't hear.

Same! I have been looking for a stove like this for winter camping!