Best ROCKET STOVE DIY [Plans]

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Hi. My name is Darek and in this video I'll show you how I did The ROCKET STOVE HEATER to my workshop.
If you have not heard about the rocket stove, be sure to look for information on the Internet. The wellmade rocket stove can heat up very strongly, burning a little wood.
I'm very pleased with the end result, It works very well!
The main materials which I used:
- A square tube 120x120x3 mm
- A pipe 120x5 mm
- A pipe 150x0,5 mm
- An old water tank 300x2mm
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[@RAMSHACKLE28]

Hey!, Do not apologise for this video, it's awesome. 37, from Scotland, looking to create a 2nd biochar retort kiln using some of this design. a paper sketch of your design would be very handy, not sure how pm works on you tube. cheers...

[@stubbydnutz]

I would love to see a diagram of this as well 40 USA flooring installer and father love to create memories with my family

[@johnrowley9976]

this is a great design and very well made . 46 from Brisbane ,Australia , Automotive engineer. It doesn`t get cold enough here for a rocket stove but i still want to build one .

[@5tr41ghtGuy]

Hello from South Carolina, USA. I am a 55 yr old mechanical engineer who likes to design and build useful machines and devices with metal.

[@kevinmitchell3133]

Hello new to your channel 38 I’m a transporter on my off time lobe to build thing and I’m a back yard engineer from Washington state USA

[@stackbatiste1534]

I am in the central south U.S. It doesn't get as cold but still need efficient heat. I drive a truck, 36 years, I am 55. many children and grandchildren. This build is my favorite so far. You are very creative in your work. thank you and I wish you all the best !

[@leonardpearlman4017]

Not only an advanced rocket stove, but I think that's the most I've ever seen anyone do with just an angle grinder and stick welder! That one build paid for the tools, for sure! Ah, I'm a retired guy in Florida, USA. I teach "shop" and fabrication technique to engineering students. I have so much welding equipment and so many tools, but you're doing much more with much less! I like your stove, it looks like the wood can feed itself for a long time, and you have some control of the air coming in, which most rocket stoves do not. Good design!

[@pikway79]

I cannot translate this, but there's some saying in Poland : "Polak dzięki chęci to i z g**na bat ukręci".

[@fernandoalfredo1109]

estoy totalmente de acuerdo con lo que dices Leonard Pearlman.

[@dennyarcano2470]

Leonard Pearlman right! Just 2 tools, know how and passion. It is really a great job, fine cutted and with fine regulations built in.

[@Cobra427Veight]

GOOGLE TRANSLATE / tłumacz Google

[@davidbrown4449]

Well, if you teach shop LP, why no comments on his safety factor? Really, grinding and welding with no gloves? Common man, that is just BS! That being said, this project is worthwhile, just be careful guys, Iv'e got the the weld burns to prove it, and that was with protective gear.

[@victoryfirst2878]

The Vortex is the best part of the rocket stove. This has to be the best performing stove that uses the least amount of wood, PERIOD !!!!!! This is why I watch "Made in Poland". Another job well done fella.

[@alexandernilsson777]

23 year old swedish eletcrician, I like cars and technology. Really like your videos, they give me inspiration to do my own stuff!

[@dteun]

Gött folk

[@Phuskooz]

Alexander Nilsson, I will subscribe to your channel to give you some inspiration to put out your own videos now that you’re a 25 year old Swedish electrician that likes cars and tech.

[@fpowers3015]

OMG ... I know NOTHING about welding, except I've been around it all my life, ... dad and ex-husband both weld ... but, know enough to know YOU are the KING of welders!!! WOW!!! I called an audience in here to watch this video! YOU are talented!!!

[@Colaaah]

Nice work. Aussie here who lives in Melbourne, Australia. Married to a beautiful Polish women 😉

[@wendischhanse2555]

Prosze Pana...WOW...zajmuje sie usprawnianiem zycia dla przyszlosci. Teraz akurat pracuje nad efektywnym, prostym, tanim ogrzewaniem moich projektow budowlanych. Glina,Piec Odrzutowy i ogrzewanie scienno-podlogowe to moje wnioski na ta chwile. Teraz jeszcze bardzo trwaly, prosty i efektywny wymiennik ciepla do tego Pieca...i lecimy z pomyslem...! Dzieki bardzo!

[@johndavis3250]

Very nice heater. I am a high school welding instructor, several of my 1st year students have built rocket stoves. They are starting a heater now and will use many of the ideas from your video.

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

It is veru nice to hear that!

[@411KJB]

Any male who watches this and doesn't wish he possessed such skills - I question his masculinity... Just. WOW. Amazing craftsmanship and meticulous care to detail with no apparent inattention or oversight. Simply brilliant. THANK YOU.

[@LonnyStocker]

Wait a second. After reading some of these comments, WOW! So many trolls out there unable to focus on the good this young man is creating. Any imperfections.....well let's see what you can make!!!

[@wearemilesfromnowhere4630]

I have built four rocket stoves so far and have heated my home with only these the past five years. I joined Patreon to support you and get access to your plans. I will build this one for the coming winter. Keep up the great work!!

[@TheTural22]

Tüm roket sobaları için dışarıdan gelen havalandırma gerekli mi? Roket sobasının tam arkasında

[@boogieloo1831]

Great rocket stove. This is one of the handful of legit builds on YT. So many don't get it right. Love it.

[@gentlelove]

Finally a welder who filters the welding in the videos. Ty4 saving my eyes. Shalom

[@jerryholland7817]

Wow! I have watched lots of R.S. builds, this one however blew me away with the details. The vortex inducing secondary air inlet was genius. Thanks for such a great video.

[@jvmiller1995]

wow a lot going on. I will definitely watch again and try keep up lol. my name is Jeremy I am from Oklahoma I am 41 yrs old. I am kinda a jack of all trades. I have worked professionally as a metal fabricator truck driver and heavy equipment operator. due to health reasons I have pretty much had to retire. I have since been learning knife making. I was raised in a cabinet/wood shop. I am going to have to check out some more of your builds. thanks for the upload. I loved everything except the music. I must also say I am impressed that you chose to use a real man's welder. you know one that takes real skill. if you can only afford 1welding machine best make it a stick. Almost anyone can make do with a mig. it takes skill to run a stick.

[@davidswimsr.8343]

Excellent . No detail left out. The best of 100 s of rocket stove videos. You have done so much, with so little, for so long. I think you can do about anything with nothing at all in no time flat out!

[@kinobayeddie970]

Wow this Pollock just wiped out at least a century of German craftsmanship overkill! Way to go Poland great job!!! This isn't exactly a portable unit but I can see it will give you many years of service and with a lot of attention on safety. 👍🏾✌🏾️🤘🏽🖖🏾😎

[@t.zakimiya]

今まで視たロケットストーブの中で一番完成度が高い。 素晴らしい。

[@gaetanproductions]

Hey amazing build, I love the secondary air intake and all the details . The vortex you have created is perfect, mixing the the gases in the heat riser, increasing heat and combustion. Well done !

[@victoryfirst2878]

The vortex shown is the best and most intense I have seen so far on KZbin and all my friends shops too.

[@kunaje321]

Obejrzałem tych filmów mnówstwo dużo teorii Wreszcie zbudowałem sam i .... szkoda było roboty nie widzę żeby lepiej grzał niż zwykła koza odpalana od góry tylko głos wydaje lepszy. Ile energi wprowadzisz tyle uzyskasz ciepła użebrowana rura spalinowa nagrzewa pomieszczenie błyskawicznie i wylot też jest zimny a konstrukcja o niebo prostsza

[@PRLcafe]

Darek - medal Bialego Orla dla Ciebie !! Jarek musi sie sprezyc i Ciebie nagrodzic w tym roku ! Robisz dla kraju wiecej niz 3 ministerstwa !

[@bogdandartan1737]

Ministerstwa robią coś odwrotnego

[@denisecares6124]

You, sir, are a pro craftsman. That build is amazing! So many details coming together perfectly.

[@OldCanton]

Vie de village, style campagnard, une telle vidéo est très intéressante! J'aime vraiment, je pense que nous aimons tous, s'il vous plaît ne vous arrêtez pas, louange pour vous!👋👋👏👏👏👍

[@MJ-ge6jz]

This guy is the IRON MAN of ROCKET STOVES !!! IMPRESSIVE!

[@Kidd-Alex]

Give the drawing to the dog.. Good job.👍👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿

[@JuanV388]

Maestro de la metalurgia polaca, sos un genio y te ganaste un suscriptor !! Saludos desde argentina !!

[@aussiegunruna]

Cattle farmer from Australia (family fled Poland prior to WW1) Nice job! A link for plans would be great. I have made a simple rocket stove for the wife, but chimney is also rhs and as such for me does not draw properly without the cylindrical chimney. Will do a remake at a later date. The one thing I have noticed about having a rocket stove is that we, 1. Save on lpg and 2. we pick up a lot of sticks and wood out of the paddocks that would otherwise get burnt by bushfires etc!

[@SpiritusBythos]

This is where great ideas and fresh breaths come from

[@mitchamus]

This is still the best Rocket Stove build on KZbin.

[@krzysztofjankowski2214]

Dodam i od siebie - dbaj o zdrowie, chroń co możesz póki nie jest za późno, chociaż te rękawice. Kanał ciekawy, zawsze z przyjemnością oglądam nowe odcinki.

[@getoutofCanadaB4its2late]

Nicely done! The best part is you did it with a stick welder! Real skill! Thanks for sharing!

[@ChristopherSalisburySalz]

The humble beginings! This was before you were famous. It's amazing to see how far you have come since you first started this channel.

[@tools144]

Hi, fabulous rocket stove! Thank you.

[@kokotizeu1881]

Polonci boli vždy koumáci. Gratulujem !

[@freddiesoft]

Very nice work this is Formula 1 of rocket stoves!

[@dralehatece3410]

Respect. It is a gasifier rocket stove. Exelent job. Best rocket stove that I have ever seen.

[@forwhatitisdan2763]

That thing makes my $4,000.00 Vermont castings look like a Stone Age piece of crap. Hats off to you and your engineering and fabrication skills.

[@DIRTDIVER882]

Man that is a MONSTER rocket stove. Excellent craftsmanship 👍👍. I really wanna get me a welder like that.so i could make some projects like this. Really enjoyed seeing u work. greetings from the u.s. 🇺🇸

[@K3Flyguy]

First off, you Sir have excellent stick welding skills! As to the design of the stove, yes it is overly built, seriously designed, and somewhat complicated... that said, DAMM FINE JOB SIR! I have been looking something like this for sometime. Thank you for taking the time to fill, edit, and most of all share your work of art heat producing machine!!

[@pointerg6181]

Dude, you have some mad metal skills.

[@eddiesanders2719]

Great Job! I've made a rocket stoves out of steel, steel brick combo, and now have 95% fire brick rocket stove. The brick takes a while to heat up, to a max temp at around 100C ave. The metal top is not super hot because the bricks become heat batteries, steal and store the heat energy. So, as planed, It has become a infrared project. it's a a completely different type of heat...very cool...:-) I love and miss working with steel though. Thank you for your presentation.

[@GrowinAlaska]

Great build video. How about a few words on the theory of this design. What do the extra ports/channels/holes do. Thanks!

[@laskolasko2000]

Pełen szacunek dla Pana 👍👍👍 Super robota.

[@9000jimboo]

Thanks for your video. You should buy a cheap CUT50 $200 plasma cutter I think you would enjoy it

[@carmelinakatzman1863]

This time I'll use woodprix to make it by my hand :)

[@barryburac8344]

Fantastic also to me. Pure awesomeness!

[@robertmorris9998]

What a great stove! Well done

[@willwade1101]

To improve this stove you can add a "Sand Battery" to it which will allow it to continue to put out heat even after the fire goes out. Take a 15 to 20 centimeter pipe, cap 1 end, split it lengthwise down the middle, weld each half to the outside of the barrel and fill with sand. The fire will heat the sand and then the sand will release the heat.

[@hectorcalderon3011]

the precision with the angle grinder is amazing

[@81mrmusicman]

this build/design is incredible, Your like the Tony stark of grinders and welders, very inspirational, great work Made in Poland

[@Paxmax]

Very nice build, smart system to take it apart for service/inspection; yet sealed enough for use. This stove will probably run very efficient and clean with the isolated run of the secondary burn tube, hopefully it doesn't run too hot for the mild steel to wear out too fast. A really interesting feature would be a manifold switch between direct fire-to-air heater(the outer naked steel barrel heater) and the option to lead flames to a sand energy battery! First parts of burn heats to room, once room is nice, divert heat to a sand battery for slow release during the time you can't attend the fire.

[@mikep.coplin6800]

Surfing KZbin, seen your posting, have comment: The steel is exsorbing all the heat and throwing it out the chimly, you need refractory next to flame not next to steel. You want to add to the flame, hottest in the chamber and radeate off the top plate into the room. Try to ram up a crucible mix with soil crete and 30% perlite. Just some thought !

[@tonymunn]

That is the best rocket stove I've ever seen.

[@trenzmeister]

nice to see someone who can stick weld

[@neilpetersen5287]

One of the best rocket stoves I have seen on KZbin. Very well thought out. Sweeeeet vortex!!!!! Denver, Colorado

[@owentorgerson]

Great build. Thanks for sharing. Quick question - it's been just over two year since your build. What shape is your vortex gate in now and how would one replace if necessary due to burn-out. Maybe I missed something.

[@summersol5]

Wow. The amount of exposure. They say many Ironworkers do not live long enough. You are very brave.

[@marcinpawlowski5006]

Witam, super robota, chciałbym zrobić właśnie taki piec do garażu, ale link który podałeś do planów jest już nieaktualny, podesłał byś jakiś świeższy? Dzięki, pozdrawiam.

[@diffraction163]

anybody gotta love poland. greetings from germany!

[@Petr214]

Great video, awesome simplistic yet efficient design. One of the best i've seen so far i think. Could you PLEASE make another video where you explain in general how it works and maybe an update on how it has been performing? I mean i get the general idea of it all, but i'd love to hear your personal vision. One thing i'm not sure of, is what did you attach the rod to, and i didn't see it afterward when it was painted black.

[@StepvanDan]

Great Video wow thats a sweet stove !!!! thank you for sharing ,i need a tiny one for my van ,big hugs from MN

[@fynbo1007]

Very cool, I like your design. Thank you for sharing your amazing video. God bless you and your family

[@Vothtrucks]

Heck yeah ! I could build this stove for a few hundred bucks and 3 or 4 days of using a shop full of exspensive tools and welders.... piece o cake !

[@Lumencraft-]

Lot of work put into that. Very nice, thanks for sharing!

[@YaXoXa]

Nice work and super weld!

[@debicaron4869]

I was meserised by the skill it takes to do this. Great job..Debi..USA..traveler

[@yodamann5193]

Nice build, congrats from Canada

[@brian5606]

The main body as shown was very hot, but the riser should have also been real close to the same temperature. The purpose of a advanced wood stove like this is to lay a foundation of rock along a wall in a boxed structure and a series of back and forth pipes works it's way around the boxed structure heating the rocks and pea gravel that's been laid on and around the series of pipes and at that point the heat is called "radiant" heat and then the pipe leaving the boxed structure which at that point is cooler can be expelled out the chimney to the outdoors. But the workmanship and design of this advanced rocket stove appears to be superior to other designs I've seen of this type design. Great job, hats off, this is what I love about life, taking nothing and building something with your hands creating something very very useful. This is going forward and on the up & up way of thinking and I which this type of mindset could be taught in school somehow, the world would be a better place.

[@cbocy1]

תודה רבה. אתה מוכשר מאוד. ממש מקצוען!!! Dziękuję bardzo. Jesteś bardzo utalentowany. Prawdziwy profesjonalista!!! thank you very much. You're very talented. A real pro!!!

[@wendischhanse2555]

Zostaje Patronem pelna geba! Dzienx

[@victoryfirst2878]

I will make this stove for next year. Like the flame vortex shown burning in the bottom of the stove. If my memory serves me correctly, your vortex makes a complete flame circle. You will be the first on KZbin for that happening feature. Nice job fella too. Make more videos in this New Year too.

[@valentinassabaliauskas913]

Well done. I am happy seing people putting their skills to good use and on top of that sharing with others. World needs more people like you.

[@arnaldodoiarnaldo9965]

Wow! That vortex was amazing! Its a Nice stove.. keep the good work budy

[@613Builds]

Arnaldo Doi arnaldo I have a vortex generator in my first build from 2015. You might like it , check my channel :)

[@DmanDanstube]

Holy crap! Awesome work for a dude with a angle grinder and welder!

[@agiannetto]

Not a great welder but a terrific fabricator and engineer!

[@maryannbecksted1939]

Wow great job, that's a whole house furnace and stove. great job! Plus great video, you didn't need to use words, you did everything great by action alone. I'm surprised your hands aren't all beat up.

[@BacirceaZoltan]

Thanks for the project!

[@matthewb7049]

i must say. this is one hell of a woodstove you built man. ive built allot of stoves (nothing as serious a this though. i build mine with soup cans n cookie tins just to fart and and for fun) and im always experimenting with designs and air flow. how to control the air going in/out, most efficient method. that type of stuff you know and i gotta say when i see your "vortec draft maker" you hit the nail on thead. genius. going to have to incorporate a vortex in my next stove, which will be a rocket stove of this same design. and start thinking about efficiency. instead of just seeing how much wood i can burn lol. love it. love the secondary air intake too!!!

[@thugasaurusrex6004]

Idubbbz has made such a scar on this song lol as soon as I heard it I was expecting edups to crawl out somewhere. Thank you for reminding me of better times. Oh and cool stove lol

[@fredgarvin4482]

more of a rocket mass heater and stove combo it seems. awesome build.

[@suzannecei4848]

Bravo, très belle réalisation, très simple et accessible. Un beau vortex. Merci

[@TruthIsKey369]

Very nice design! The only thing you can make it better is by making a longer outlet pipe and loop the pipe in some concrete or other material that will keep the heat for a much longer time. Then you will have an even more efficent heater in that shed of yours that will keep it warmer for a much longer time.

[@sev812]

Standing up clapping !!! Nice Job !

[@ericspratt3164]

Built like a tank. Very nice.

[@kaycox5555]

From the middle of California....thanks for sharing and what a great idea!

[@MrBoo1963]

You did an OUTSTANDING JOB.!

[@ZenaSmithmusic]

And he doesn't bother with gloves...he's hard-core angle grinder man!

[@user-bd9go5hp9w]

다시 봐도 한번 도전해 보고 싶은 영상!!!

[@gallanonim4259]

Piecyk fajny i pomysłowe rozwiązania. Co do BHP: Elementy szlifowane/cięte szlifierką kątową nie w ręce, ale albo w imadle albo unieruchomione na ściskach. Lewą rękę ma się tylko jedną. 😉

[@brianbell951]

Awesome metal-working skills.

[@DarrellHughes82]

your grinder cuts are amazingly straight and precision

[@brianrundle2875]

I was wondering how the burn chamber would handle the high temperatures as it appears to be just steel? Does not steel oxidise at temps that the vortex operates at, that is why most designs use fire brick or some kind of fire proof concrete for the burn chamber and vortex box. You did a great design and engineered it really well, I just wonder about the choice of materials...

[@LonnyStocker]

Wow your really good!!!! Really smart set up for being a patron. I am really surprised more people haven't taken advantage of your skill & plans. Put more tag words for people who search. You are very talented..... Good luck to ya brother!!!

[@LawtonDigital]

The one improvement I would recommend would be to have the stove draw air directly from the outside.This would make room heating more efficient and help keep the room humidity up. By drawing air from the room, the stove ends up sucking in cold air from the outside in through the door and window cracks. This makes the stove less efficient and the room air much drier.

[@TheNiast]

Good point!

[@1949chefjojo]

You put a great plan together for the Rocket 🚀 Heater.

[@all_handmade]

Again Great Work Darek. Keep going in your warm Shed. Greets from Germany

[@raggybear7772]

Very good and nice to see a workshop using common sense not surrounded with health and safety.

[@infinitesolarforall3901]

Simple tools, job well done! I congratulate you!

[@Quarxtena-_]

you are a genius from italy

[@JanKowalski-vj9py]

I made rocket stove using standard steel pipes for cheminey. Diameter 250mm. I use it to burn leaves and all other organic flamable stuff with as less smoke as possible. Stove it is almost 3m high so there's plenty of space to burn, vaporise or dillute all stuff that normally is reponsible for heavy smoke.

[@viz12345]

palisz liście? policja klimatyczna już jedzie pod twój adres!

[@JanKowalski-vj9py]

@@viz12345 Po to zrobiłem "rocket stove" żeby nic takiego nie miało miejsca.

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

That is an awesome stove. You the Man, it only took 10 minutes to build. I haven't welded in awhile, so it'd probably take me a good 15 -20 minutes to build.