Build NATURAL WOOD ROCKET STOVE - No Drill - Cook Meat Kabobs Inside Primitive Log Oven

#bushcraft #rocketstove #swedishtorch
How to Make and Cook on an All Natural Rocket Stove with no drill and cook meat cabobs inside a primitive log oven Bushcraft campfire Fire Cooking. Making a Rocket Stove out of a single log typically requires a drill but not many of us carry a drill into the bush in this video We show how to make an all natural version with no drill required. We make out out of a cedar log and also a black ash hardwood log. We melt snow and make hot chocolate and also cook meat kabobs on a wood branch skewer inside the log. The kabob Idea I first saw on the channel Os Bushcraft and Survival
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[@lindaA65513]

Amazing shelter builds, unique cooking methods, epic adventures..... your channel has it all. And of course, we can’t forget about the adorable Bella.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks Linda !!

[@trinawiggins9910]

@@TheRealTedBaird thank you so much for getting back to us. FYI we are also a big FAN of you and Heather. We watch every video you put out. Thank you for all your hard work on making them. Much appreciate, peace and love the Wiggins.

[@fletchergorman1053]

Shelter? Hahahaha.

[@Vnfy]

In Sweden it is normal to use logs like this since hundrets of centuries. Americans thing they got the wheel everytime there lightbulb make a bling.

[@richevanscpa]

Bushcraft Hall of Fame - that should go viral!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks Rich!

[@mcbnj]

When you were showing the inside of the log burning I thought what if you could somehow use that as an oven and cook something inside of it and then you... you never disappoint ted, ever

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks. I suppose its a rocket stove and an oven

[@altonmedcalf5790]

Was waiting for that classic Baird "Yeeehaaaa!" when that rocket fired off. Keep up the good work!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Yeahhh! Thanks 🍻

[@peterjurich4061]

What a wonderful find. I am so grateful that I have a chance to experience your talents. Thank you. Pete J

[@donnamcleod522]

Revisiting your 10 Day canoe trip series again... it’s so lovely to be going along with you down the lakes and rivers, enjoying the camp fires and of course be taken out of our winter for the perfect (seemingly bug free?) summer trip! Thank you guys so much!!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Nice Donna Enjoy. It was very bug free! Just awesome

[@jorgevargas4234]

I'm so in love with Bella . So blessed you guys to have her and vice-versa.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Yes 😁🐕😁

[@mr.mackey8775]

i love how in the beginning she’s calmly explaining why she’s changing saws, and the dog is in the back obliterating a tree 😂😆

[@CanadianSledDog]

Great idea. Bella looks stoked to be out with all her gear on!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks 👍🐕

[@oldsmokeeater7075]

Thank you! We have more options if the pile hits the rotator (fan). This was just sooo neat because no drill like everybody else use, it was a new obvious concept for me at least. Again thanks.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

No prob. Yes ive always qanted to try this because as you say no drill needed worked great

[@lpschick7237]

Aww....how cute Bella was helping with the fire wood. ♥️♥️♥️. Doggies are the best.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Yes they are 🐕

[@barbarasnookolderandwiser]

I am so glad to see the 3 of you. Seems a long time. Love all I'm learning from you. But being 80 that's like wasted information. Dont think I can ever get to the woods to try it. Pets and hugs to you all. Bella I lost my fur baby 2 weeks ago. But will love her always. Brain tumor.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Oh no im very sorry to hear that Barbara loosing a fur baby is very hard. Sending hugs from us all 🐕👫 I gave Bella a hug for you. All 3 of us will be in the next 2 videos together

[@northwoodsrat6686]

Bushcraft cooking at it's coolest. Very nice, Ted and Heather - you hit it out of the park again, as usual. Good filming and editing, informative, fun, educational and entertaining from beginning to end. Grinning ear to ear every time Bella carries wood - she's gotta be the best portage clearing, firewood carrying dog anywhere! 🐶🌲 🥩🥇♥

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Awesome review thanks a lot!

[@OleksandrYushchuk8]

Cool. I made such a Finnish candle more than once, but here nature made the design itself. Now I will be in the forest to look at similar remains of trees. Thank you. Everything is simple when you know how.

[@jennilala3]

This is the coolest thing, guys! Thanks!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

No prob glad u liked it

[@teresakinney955]

That is so cool! Good to see Heather with you again:)

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks! Glad u liked it. Heather says hi

[@mycarcareservicekarad8415]

One More Best Video..Thanks

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks!

[@bernadetteogushing8193]

Omy so nice to see both of you been long time...Like always you always come up with new stuff..Bella so cute helping around carry wood hihihi Good girl bella .Have a wonderful camping 🏕 youvtwo 🌲🌲🌲🌝 and the full moon 🌕🌲🌲

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thank you glad you enjoyed it. Bella is a great helper for sure 🐕

[@Mar-os5nf]

You should do a video explaining all about tree's and how to identify them for certain things needed for bushcrafting. 😊😊😊

[@craigjoseph176]

I need to get out in the woods with this guy for a wknd,i imagine you could learn a lifestime worth of skill from helping out

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks

[@KelJayP]

So cool to see you re-use a shelter build! I hate to see them go to waste after just a day or two.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Hey yes we have actually reused it several times. We typically always fo but we donr always film it or put out a video

[@tinderkeep5652]

That worked out really well. Thanks for sharing this.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

No prob! It was pretty sweet for sure

[@davkrod]

The dog is the star of the show!

[@sunsetz72]

I tried the drilling method and it didn’t work out that well. This seems like a way better idea! Thank you!!!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Glad it helped!

[@bobbrown5529]

By far the BEST rocket stove I have seen . Also that meat being cooked that way , mmmmmmmmmmmm you can taste it . many thanks

[@originaLkomatoast]

While camping at the lake I found a large hollow tree trunk about 8 feet long. I cut it into two lengths about 4 feet each. The base section was large enough to stand on top of the campfire ring. It burned for over 4 hours with a tall flame on top before it burned through the sides. The next night I burned the top section.

[@BooBoo-hp6dd]

I love Bella she is so helpful

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Yes she is 🐕

[@saidtv6606]

Very good and beautiful nature

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thank you

[@joshmontgomery4040]

Now that is one hell of a way to cook meat 🥩 definitely going to be using that in the future. Coool !

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Nice👍👍🔥🍢

[@anthonypayne2526]

HAHAHAH Bella is clearly the star of this video.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

lol always

[@richardheffernan5839]

never thought to do that, thanks for the bush-craft lesson. Hi Heather and Bella!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Glad u enjoyed it. Heather says hey👱‍♀️ Bella too 🐕😉

[@kuma9069]

Yip. Must be chilly out back. Great tips, plus a super-helpful dog !! 🤣

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Yes, thanks

[@robertmccullough4822]

Great information! Another Baird Bushcraft training video. I am going to have to try this. I especially love the way you used it to cook dinner. Meat-Stick yeah, gotta try it. Thanks to you both!!!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

No prob! Glad u enjoyed it

[@coolcanoechic]

Maplemade Bucksaw! Nice choice!

[@ANXIETOR]

Vertical shishkabob. Very cool.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks. Thought so too

[@1943L]

Super idea of using a dead tree. Great idea for cooking Tandoori style.

[@shootingsportstransparency7461]

The smartest ideas are the simplest one. Bravo... Sorry looks the simplest. Still impressed.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Totally

[@donnamcleod522]

The sound of the crackling fire never gets old! Great info video once again!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Agreed. Thanks Donna

[@127cmore]

The centre of the wood is called Heartwood 👌

[@shootingsportstransparency7461]

Amaizing how simple but effective

[@OHlookSHINYthing]

So...I was looking for ideas on how to build rocket stoves, and saw this video. Gotta say I was impressed. We're just getting back into camping after almost 17 years, and this looks like a fun idea. Thanks for sharing this!!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Nice glad you found the video. 👍👍

[@ScottOut-n-About]

That was awesome! Thanks for sharing!!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

No prob tha ks for watching

[@johnburgin7478]

Cool way to cook kabobs . Came across a very large pecan that had fell on a road in a neighboring town . They had limbed it to clear the street . Some of the limbs were hollow . I grabbed and stacked them at the house . Going to be fun this fall with my son. Thanks for sharing your trip

[@stopdrinkingthekoolaid]

Hello from Louisiana. I love making rocket stoves... I never made one with a log this big wIth such a large hole ... that was a TORCH! Great video. You guys make a good team... especially with that awesome pup.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks a lot!

[@rlav2000]

Excellent technique cooking the meat.

[@derekjohnson8859]

Hi Ted, Hi Heather. Absolutely fabulous efficient rocket stove. Great video. Luckily you had Bella along to assist. Take care. Love and best wishes from the UK XX.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks Derek! Appreciate it

[@christhefist55]

The ring of fire

[@lockguy2652]

literally the most ingenious way to cook a kabob i have ever seen.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks!!

[@xryanxrulezx]

Awesome vid!! I LOVE that the pupper was trying to help!!!!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks! Yes shes always trying to lend a hand or paw 🐕

[@pirie555]

Awesome... never saw one work before... Thanks for sharing LG NB

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it

[@tHEHEAd1138]

Oh my God, it's Bubbles stunt double!! 😲

[@Tony_CDXX]

Amazing technique! I hope you make vids like this 😊

[@gracegene4253]

Nice, can’t wait to try that. When we get out of pandemic.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Nice 👍

[@antaress8128]

The inside shots were great! Looks like a tunnel from a game.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it. I thought it was pretty cool also

[@billellis3137]

Great video, clearly your pup i the star. 😀

[@TheRealTedBaird]

💯 the true star

[@ianbruce6515]

That makes so much sense!

[@tomgrantham9992]

Neat .Nice view of the rocket stove.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks

[@cosmos2307]

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT

[@mikerogers9711]

Most of our Cedar in Maine bigger then a fence post is hollow. I have taken Cedar with 3-6 foot diameter and 4-6 long and carried on my shoulder out of the bogs. Smaller Cedar is awesome for that kind of stove, but burns fast. Hard wood is much better but hard to find a hollow one over here. Great Demo. Love it, never really thought of doing a rocket stove with any wood we get from the forrest on a camp out in the past. Always cut to stove lengths and split. Next time me and the wife are out in the northern woods. Going to do this for experience Thank you

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Nice! Ya its a fun project and i agree the hardwood lasts longer thsts why we used the Ash log to cook the kabob inside. The dry cedar made a better torch though so they both were pretty cool. 👍

[@mikerogers9711]

@@TheRealTedBaird we never did the rocket thing years ago, this is new, I have a rocket stove but you made it CLICK with the dead wood. 🙈 I can not believe I never thought of it. You are an awesome outdoorsman. Keep it up.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

@Mike Rogers Thanks a lot brother appreciate it. Id like to find a really tall hollow dry cedar like 5 feet section and see what kinda tourch you could get with that... probably pretty nuts...this style works better then having a hole in the side because the fire below really feeds it as it sucks air and its its better in ways then a swedish torch in that air cant get in the sides and u don't have to hold the split peices together.

[@mikerogers9711]

@@TheRealTedBaird damn a 4 or 5 foot log would give you a HUGH flame. I might try it when we get into camping season. If I do I will video it. 😉

[@TheRealTedBaird]

@Mike Rogers 👍 sounds good 🔥ill def check it out if u do a vid. This one we used could have been 4 feet but we cut it to be more functional...Kinda regret that now lol. Cheers Mike 🍻

[@IanPattisonOakville]

Woofers looks like she was having fun out there. Boy was she interested in that kebab (no surprise there).

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Lol she has all the fun 🐕

[@melvinroehm821]

Now that rocket fire us just cool.best one I've ever seen work..nice

[@robinsvensson7138]

Great video and great advice using natural materials! Thank you =)

[@laffitteoutdoors]

What a great idea! I’ve seriously never heard of this before but it’s freaking sweet! Thanks Ted😁😁

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks. Pretty fun. First time doing it myself. Was impressed

[@AlphaCopper]

The flames were cool

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks

[@stevehall734]

Well done. Champion job folks.

[@oregon433]

The dog is having such a good time

[@richardroyles1423]

That’s really neat. God bless.

[@marnvds]

Ted and Heather....that was totally awesome! We’ll have to give a rocket stove a try. We so enjoy your KZbins....and Bella is so sweet and entertaining....one lucky dog!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thank you:) ❤

[@kevola5739]

It’s not rocket science But it is rocket stove science. This might be a good option for the summer when you need a cooking fire but not necessarily heat for warmth.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Yes prefect aplication. Also just for fun if you could get one like 10 feet tall that would produce a serious tourch

[@polligma1450]

Awesome video. Thank you

[@TheRealTedBaird]

No prob Thanks

[@sallyohalloran6650]

So cool! I am going to hunt out a log and make a rocket log!!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Nice! Good luck

[@jaimevalenzuelamedina8866]

THANKS TOO MUCH GOOD IDEA

[@johnduffy6546]

Don't ya just hate it when you get up-staged by the dog? Too cute! Good video, good dog

[@davinchristen7713]

How funny is it I built one tonight with my buddy, I look up a video and it's you guys. LoL. Right on

[@haydenvargas469]

that's a good doggo very helpful boi

[@BA-yo3vz]

That is super cool Ted and Heather. I've never seen that before. I was wondering how you can tell a tree might be hollow but I think you answered that - you would come across it when processing wood for your fire or that is sounds hollow when you tap on it. Is that correct? Love these videos that educated and have great camera work. You are awesome, thanks so much.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks. Yes those methods work. Sometimes you can also see right down near the base of the tree that has rotted that there is a hole and its likely hollow. Its not always possible and often its trees that are huge

[@jerrydague5686]

Me and the grandson are going to try this.. Cheers Ted👍😎👍

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Nice! Have fun

[@Mocking69]

I am impressed with the log torch of good ideas ♪

[@janklintestrand8780]

Häftigt. Janne och Monica Värmland Sverige

[@benskai2475akurfishing]

sempurna dan jenius idenya

[@gregsr9us403]

I thought, I will watch this but I’m sure I will never try it. Cannot wait to try it! Very cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Awesome! Glad to hear it. Fun project for sure

[@TheOutdoorSeeker]

Nicely done Ted! While I was expecting the 'classic' rocket stove you came up with an even better version. Always learning something...

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks!! Appreciate it

[@waltwalters4144]

Ok that was cool

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks. Worked out great

[@ButchCassidyAndSundanceKid]

I love shish kebabs on a makeshift tree branch skewer.

[@154cm00]

Cant help but love this bird dog!

[@154cm00]

Shes really smart and helpful.

[@victoriamaaske7420]

Loved your dog carrying off his own rocket stove.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks dhes pretty helpful 🐕❤

[@angler2058]

I like the stove and the steak. Now I'm stumbling around the dark trying to find the right tree to make a stove out of to cook my steak. Thank alot.🤣 Take care

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Lol! Maybe go for a massive one and cook a pig in it 💪🏻🔥👍

[@angler2058]

@@TheRealTedBaird I like that idea🤣

[@jaredscabinlife2868]

I’m gonna try that out it’s amazing! Thanks for sharing Ted!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

No Prob Have fun!

[@MichiganHiker]

Great video thanks for sharing! I loved it when you lowered the meat into the log. And of course when your dog kept wanting to carry off the wood.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks. Glad u enjoyed it

[@blindhowlingdrunk]

This is good innovative stuff! What a great idea.

[@user-ci2mn1oy3w]

that vertical kebab is a great idea, Ted.

[@livelife4471]

Bella thinks the stove did a wonderful job. Interesting video and informative.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Lol yes she does. Thanks

[@tundra.runner]

Very nice method, thanks.

[@cliffordwright1603]

Ted and Heather that was amazing. I’ve done the Swedish candle now I gotta try this. I love the way you cooked the meat I would never have thought to put the meat inside. Great video

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks Clifford

[@corollaae8645]

Great new information!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks

[@robturner5746]

Very cool Ted, Heather, and Bella!

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks Rob!!

[@clifffawcett]

This is SO COOL! I’ve seen them before but never knew you could make one this way. Looking down into it was so fascinating! Although I have to admit I kept thinking “Oh no! You’re going to melt your GoPro!!!”

[@paddywan]

For a moment there, I felt the gaze of Sauron ;)

[@jimlyon7311]

Excellant guys. It's the best video I've seen yet for rocket stove👍👍👍👍

[@DickTator6969]

great video , and thanks for making me hungry

[@TheChefmike66]

This was super interesting and novel. Not too easy these days! I love you guys.

[@TheRealTedBaird]

Thanks Michael appreciate it