Crazy new rocket stove made from 4 cinder blocks! READ WARNING BELOW!

Crazy new rocket stove video. Exoman and Farm Girl make and amazing rocket stove in 1 minute with cinder blocks and twigs. They then use the stove to cook hamburgers with just a few twigs!
**WARNING** The following is antagonistic: We understand that it makes a certain group of stupid people feel intelligent to call intelligent people stupid. That notwithstanding, Don't cook next to your home if you are not prepared or do not possess the mental fortitude of these two older adults who survived growing up in the 60's and 70's and are infinitely more resourceful and intelligent than those calling them stupid! Keep reading before you speak to avoid just being a mindless troll and to learn that your habits may be much more dangerous. On the other side of that wall, there is a gas stove that is used to cook indoors. The number one cause of house fires is INDOOR COOKING. Outdoor is all the way at the bottom of the list under things like indoor heating, smoking, candles, faulty wiring, curious children. Do you smoke, drink alcohol or use dangerous drugs, feed yourself or kids sugar, mac & cheese, fast or processed foods and sodas. YOU ARE KILLING YOUR FAMILY. Outdoor cooking doesn't make any meaningful appearance on study list of cause of death or destruction. All that other stuff you do is WAY MORE DANGEROUS. Exoman (who has film stunt credits on IMDB is keenly aware of the fact that mishaps do occur) has cooked inside and next to the house for 40 years (also professionally) and never a fire. His Weber grill has always been on his wooden deck, 2 feet away from his wooden home and right next to his hose bib. He keeps fresh fire extinguishers close by. Farm Girl grew up with a wood burning stove INSIDE HER HOME with wood and carpet and drapes in close proximity... never a fire. Conversely, having a deep fat fryer next to your house or on a wooden deck is asking for disaster. A deep fat fryer is gallons of hot oil over a flame. This is a demonstration of two lean grass fed beef burgers being cooked right next to a hose bib with running water by two award winning entertainers. There were high winds this day and the cooker was constructed (with risks fully evaluated and mitigated) in a place that would make filming possible. If you are more comfortable not watching, consider... not watching or watch the demonstration that takes place out in the yard here: • Build a rocket stove i...
This is an amazing survival cooking setup or just a useful trick to know.
There are all kinds of amazing rocket stove ideas but this is one of Farm Girl and Exoman's favorites. It cooks very efficiently with just twigs and branches! Farm Girl and Exoman quickly cook burgers with a minimal amount of fuel.
This quick video shows how to make a rocket stove in just a 1 minute once you have a block with the end cut out.
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[@henryottis295]

A beautiful stove. As an older person without many tools, I appreciated the simplicity of your stove. Also could see that it was completely safe where you had it, as the block with the actual heat was away from the house, certainly no different than a gas or charcoal grill. Keep up the good work. Those burgers looked great.

[@henryottis295]

@Billthewelder55 I think these stoves are fantastic, and the interest has alot to do with the state of affairs going on in this country.......meaning that people are worried about being able to cook food and boil water should the SHTF, which I believe is in the near future. Things have been going downhill since the last election at a rapid pace and there is a sense of foreboding in the air. These stoves will make a big difference when things go horribly wrong. With just some twigs and small sticks you can feed yourself and purify water. That kind of information will prove invaluable. Good job. 👍

[@BenA-bu1cz]

That looks pretty easy to put together. In case of an emergency that's the way to go. Thanks for sharing the video.

[@jlindenberger]

Hahaha!! I like the WARNING disclosure... that is funny!!

[@Green-night1]

THANK YOU!!!! For the warning. That is the best thing I have read all year! The internet created so many geniuses without a clue. A little (un)common sense and care will usually win out.

[@debraarizona4809]

Nice simple stove,it looks like a fire hazard, being so close to the wooden house. Thanks for sharing.👍

[@sbc388550]

Long story short. My friend had made a 3' fire ring on a concrete pad for burning refuse, and backyard cooking. She used 8" concrete block, two rows high, the same construction block you used. She had a nice fire going when I got there, we were standing there a few minutes when one of the blocks exploded sending chunks of cinder block 50 feet in the air with most of the pieces landing on her 1974 Eldorado's convertible top, and burning down into the leather seats. We never thought anything like that would ever happen, and by the grace of God we weren't hurt. I would strongly advise using "fire" brick because it is designed for high temps, it's the same brick masons line fireplaces with in homes. In my opinion, you might want to warn your viewers about this danger............................................................................................................................. Regards, Jim.

[@homefront3162]

Pat Geren Exactly.... also keep the fire small dumbfuck

[@constancecondit4349]

On a wooden deck next to a wooden wall. I suggest out in the yard.

[@lewisjohnson1978]

sbc388550

[@waqqodonkey]

hence the name "rocket stove"

[@jerryleroy9187]

Pat Geren. It doesn't matter if you use ''dry blocks'', if they sit over night the temperature change and humidity or ''dew'' will be enough moisture content to make them explode the next day. They are too porous. If you compare them to fire brick then you will see that they are very dense compared to a cement block.

[@jgabuten8868]

As long as it doesn't contribute to wildfires with backyatd dry leaves or bushes. You are being responsible by having a disclaimer. A beautiful and functioning stove with healthy food choices. Thank you. I'm hungry. Hahaha

[@MrSo47]

That's how you do it right there! Good ol' out door fun with simple stuff. I'm going to make sure I teach my children stuff like this! Great video!

[@petesessa2041]

I could watch Farm Girl fry a rock.

[@johnb9259]

Id eat it too, make mine medium

[@jimmccartney5213]

Great rockets!

[@michaelnaden869]

The lady makes this worth viewing!

[@zackhallam914]

I rember when I was young my father could not afford the gas bill once he made somthing similar to this.. it was the best meal I ever had.. brought the family together

[@cintie45]

Y'all are making me nervous cooking so close to the house with open flames scary

[@zakaidarwin1678]

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[@alfredomajor9241]

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[@zakaidarwin1678]

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[@zakaidarwin1678]

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[@alfredomajor9241]

@Zakai Darwin You are welcome :D

[@rustamgani6826]

Nice 4 block combined!!! Thanks!!!

[@ThomasJScharmann]

I like your old school style. I save the avacado pits- have three trees.

[@unitedstatesdale]

Beautiful Wife with a great attitude

[@eyeswideshut2800]

DS that was very uncalled for, be happy when a couple is together.

[@jobeewave7677]

We came to see Farm Girl !

[@shawnbartley7541]

Great job. Thank you for sharing. She is a farm girl? No way!!! best video on the rocket stove. keep sharing.

[@brickbreaker9581]

Great job... I'm going to cut that brick the same way you did. Despite all the comments lol. When SHTF and I know it will eventually we'll have a way to cook and I live in a brick house lol thanks for the video I love it.

[@alaskasnowsparrow8585]

i could actually smell that cooking lol

[@countryboylife5darlowe391]

Nice invention buddy, I don't think it's the best idea to cook next to ur house. looks like wood siding.... be safe

[@danclermont7586]

Love that farm girl!

[@douglasrice1908]

What a knockout of a woman. I'm jealous.

[@chefgiovanni]

Cool stove from concrete blocks ! We highly suggest you build it and use anywhere, but not on a wood deck.

[@saysoun752]

chefgiovanni First thing I thought of when I saw this video. It's sitting on top of a small wooden staircase, which is on top of a wooden deck and he's got it sitting within inches from his house. Second, cinder blocks aren't made to withstand that kind of heat and could crack and potentially explode. All I see is an accident just waiting to happen and it's not going to be pretty.

[@WurledPeas]

Yeah ,it's all been said before in the comments before, cinder block are not for fire, you got lucky they didn't fail catastrophically. I've seen decades old cinder blocks explode in fires and cause burns and eye injury(I was an EMT) when people unknowingly built fire rings put of them. Also, that kind of concrete gives off a corrosive gas when exposed to fire, not that it truly matters. Get fire bricks.

[@KevinTheDogGuy]

He burned the deck and house down

[@jameslakosky5207]

I agree about the bricks aren't made for heat, when I was a teenager I experienced it, rocks exploding out of nowhere,, Hurt like hell when ya got it🔥

[@samheckman5517]

Guess this guy has never seen a cinder block explode from heat. He should be doing the cooking and keep Jen, Farm girl safe.

[@gervanmyers3066]

I love your two assistants although she forget a third burger for the 4 legged assistant😐

[@TexasScout]

I won't add to the comments already posted, but yeah, not CCB, use fire brick, GET IT AWAY FROM THE HOUSE.

[@jerryleroy9187]

Not only that but there is something about heating up the lime that's in the block, I think it is pretty bad for your health.

[@coreydean2383]

TexasScout Noneofyourbusiness no joke

[@carlos1rsa]

Sparta girl, I like that nickname. A real woman. Not many of them around anymore. Back to your stove, air fuels fire. Now you know why most BBQ's have holes in them. This is just a turbo version of that natural process.

[@asmera4547]

i had to laugh when reading your "warning" I too grew up in the 60's and 70's. We survived riding bikes with no helmets, driving cars with no seatbelts facing BACKWARDS in station wagons, we played outside far from our homes until dark with our friends, we played games AFTER dark, we had 12 foot tall metal slides (or taller in my memory!) we had jungle gyms that would cause anyone to be faint of heart, hung upside down by our knees over gravel more than 8 feet high. Kids these days NEVER play outside on their expensive plasticized playhouses, NEVER ride bikes or play with neighbor kids, do they even know what "kickball, or Kick -the-can" even is???? WE are the TRUE SURVIVORS. lol!

[@henryottis295]

Totally agree with everything you said. I could add quite a few things to your list, like making fires in the woods, camping out without tents, climbing trees, and playing dodgeball in the alley under the streetlights...... I'm still here to tell the tale......by the grace of God.

[@booobtooober]

Who's here to see farm girl?

[@David-gv6jf]

Me. I could care less about the stupid stove.

[@bill605able]

thanks for reminding me, off i go

[@wernerhenke486]

originalShorai

[@oztastic1]

what kind of cheese do I get? Dickcheese farmgirl, dickcheese....

[@Ace-ke7fq]

Well like her fellar says,.when your treated kindly..see what your gal can look like guys !

[@thomaservin1669]

NO good reason to build this close to your home nor any building.

[@carolinabeacher1558]

why are you such a hateful person?

[@djwildbillcorson]

Bill Rayvan calm down u rump ranger u been bitching more than anyone. oh and butts are exits not entrances. .lol

[@treeclimbing7798]

beach butt. Calm down sand pounder. This vid shows that there are no requirements to post anything on KZbin. Stupid is as stupid does. Use discretion at your own risk.

[@GiovaniB52]

Thomas Ervin. That's what I was about to say . I wouldn't take any chances building that stove next to the home

[@blackworldtraveler3711]

Thomas Ervin Really no need to build it at all.

[@jenniferbolland3352]

There are SO MANY versions of this stove, I've watched at least 12. This version seems fine, However many folks don't have electrical power tools so the one made with bricks is much less work and simpler. We use ours all summer long. Thanks for the video.

[@leeames9063]

Thank you for sharing! I love seeing new ways to use / reuse materials from around the house. Using cinder blocks to construct a quick rocket heater great idea. LOVE IT! Ubuntu my friend

[@joemc111]

The only reason I watch a video like this is the same reason I watch a car race. The house might burn and a car might crash.

[@nhlibra]

omg...my sides ache from lol :D

[@immasista6537]

@@nhlibra HaHaHaaaaaaaa 😂

[@henryottis295]

It's true.....

[@reidycruise]

Why so many haters lol 😂 good vid :)

[@scottyg4605]

When you've been at the bottom of the barrel when your a kid, it gives you a greater appreciation of what you have when your older. Love the free cooked Man burger, utility bills not required 👍👍

[@henryottis295]

Absolutely Scotty ! Adversity builds character. That has always been my credo. Hard times make people think and appreciate things more, and be more resourceful.

[@WERWOLF-pk2ti]

Fire and wood house... Good idea 👋 👍

[@FoghornLeghornQuotes]

“What in the, I say what in the name of Jesse James do you suppose that is?"

[@cornellete]

BEAUTIFUL, GORGEOUS WIFE... you're very blessed mister.

[@idasandoval4498]

OMG how amazing!! Love it.. ! And the egg looks just like I like them.. thanks for sharing.

[@happyhomelesshomesteaders158]

Thanks for sharing your time and mind with us

[@colinoleary7814]

Cinder blocks are not mention for heat and at temps will break in a violent way as the sides or ends pop off I would never use them for this even in a onetime situation Ask anyone that has used them and built a camp fire with them Not a good idea at all

[@allenmernick5125]

This is insane. Concrete actually has a lower fire separation than wood. And why would you do this beside a wooden shack. What a maroon.

[@harleystine1840]

This guy is a candidate for a Darwin Award.

[@davinatest8467]

Great design and so easy..thanks

[@KDurankk]

Thanks and prayers to all of you for sharing this amazing video 👍🙌👏👏👏

[@pammyrogers]

OMG, he pulled it away from the house when he saw the flames, "just to be on the safe side" LOL

[@foxecarpentress4964]

Need to make a way to regulate the heat!!! To close to house siding for my taste!

[@jerseystotler3615]

So Cool!!! Gonna build one on my farm!!! Thanks!!!

[@Pennykandrews]

His wood deck looks like it would catch on fire real quick! Especially since it isn't maintained; it's all dried out & splintering. Not to mention a fire next to a wood house & probably under the eaves above. Open fire next to the woods....forest fire next? Pretty thrilling!

[@mackdickerson9322]

Dang! Son,if she ain't your wife,you need to make her your wife before somebody else does!!

[@SolarizeYourLife]

It will work for awhile but blocks will crack with heat, need high temperature bricks...

[@sbc388550]

Fire brick.

[@tomfromeriej4611]

Bill Rayvan............. No Bill. You just suck, pig.

[@ktcadd]

play nice boys

[@stevebergh7303]

Agreed

[@dianewheeler5638]

Hi where would you get high temp bricks, thank you for the suggestion.

[@thomasalundago6332]

Ingenious idea! I'll try this

[@steelangel]

lololol.. LOVE your **WARNING** Give 'em hell ;)

[@roberttannerroberttanner3029]

Hey, this is also a damn good way to burn a wooden home to the ground

[@jameslaw3740]

That's why you get fire insurance. No brainer there, just remove the blocks before fire department gets there if you can!

[@2annawen]

No shit!

[@agustintorres8981]

No common sense.

[@rachbutters9233]

😆

[@snuffysmith1074]

Keep your dog clear of your concrete 'oven'. Dogs should not have to suffer because of stupid human tricks.

[@sandrapolichino8806]

We should not have to suffer from your stupid remarks !!!

[@51-FS]

hes right tho.... that was a stupid comment

[@BassSniperTV]

It's a fucking dog!

[@user-wr4jq8mh1q]

Like idea. Easy to do. Of course me being scary I would heed all the near house warnings. Like your style and congratulations on your beautiful wife. Looking forward to more videos.

[@Charles77598]

Exoman is such a smart man! The way I feel, if you know the hazards, it is up to you about what you do. It is your home, so there. Yumee! Those burgers look so good...medium rare for me is perfect! Jen is Grade AAA! Your so lucky Exoman!

[@kenfosdick6869]

You are aware that those blocks will explode with high heat,.. Right??

[@Catastrofius]

Why would you put this so close to your wood sided house? Common sense much?

[@Lipstic450]

U right sir IT IS SOOOOOO CLOSE TO THE HOUSE 😭can burn the house down ✋👈

[@beetlebayley5237]

I didn't notice that...Probably because I'm a man....

[@garyholt4445]

That is the first thing I thought when I started watching it.

[@copa8]

At least he didn't built it indoors! LOL!

[@justjordie4106]

Sofa King dumb!

[@johnstaton6257]

Farmgirl is smoken hot

[@drdianneLc]

I LOVE your warning! As I read comments on this video, I see that there are those who didn't read it. Lol.

[@kathyfann]

Dangerous without firebricks.

[@EliteGeeks]

She needs a Channel on xHamster " She's a beef eater "

[@Jeff-gt2xu]

"This is an amazing survival cooking setup or just a useful trick to know." ....agreed.

[@richardj2927]

had my share of homemade fireplaces and also would suggest that concrete isnt the stuff to use because it will crack for sure...you just dony know when...big thumbs up for farmgirl... ;-)

[@anamiriamalvarez6703]

too close the the wood wall

[@billy_dingo7]

Congrats. You kept people watching thru 7:38 of dullness until the real reason every guy clicked on his vid. Cinder block who? Not a bright idea but nice marketing skills.

[@royalspin]

Exactly what I was thinking. Not sure how this guy got her.

[@82LeRoy]

Love your video, and your caser was great too. It’s great to see more people using this tech. FREE ENERGY is out there, we just have to reinvest in it. Thanks. 😉

[@bushpushersdaughter]

I LOVE your disclaimer!!!! Great video!

[@Combat_Pyro]

The blocks will be cracked by the second or third use.

[@charliebecker4417]

Combat Pyro nope there already cracking

[@chrisbowman4346]

No it won't

[@ponani7711]

Nothing more to add that hasn't already been said. This is bad on SO many levels. Please do not follow this.

[@certifiedweldor]

wow you guys look great, still having fun,fantastic

[@stevemcc7208]

Hillbilly hack all the way. Exploding blocks next to the house. LOL

[@aarongrant3243]

why next to house?

[@michaelanderson8514]

the design is good don't do it if you want it next to you house don't do that way

[@SegoMan]

Now it is documented and the insurance co will say sorry Chuck!

[@ogarzabello]

Concrete cylinder blocks are not the best material for a stove, they could crack. Try fire bricks.

[@davidlaw233]

What a bright spark right by the wodden house 😅😅😅

[@robl8247]

Works well. Carbon neutral. Nice looking patties too, good stuff.

[@patlowney2834]

then you light it up and burn the house down then every Thanksgiving we hear about those clowns that do the deep fry turkey thing in their garage and they wind up knocking it on the floor and the oil goes all over and it catches fire and burns the house down if they were smart they would put it out in the backyard in a safe location where if it fell over it wouldn't burn the house down some people are candidates for the Darwin Awards how do you tell your family hey dinner's ready I cooked it on those old concrete blocks out in the backyard that sounds kind of tacky doesn't it

[@1caramarie]

I'm terrified of those things. I used to have a part time at Home Depot and once a year we had a turkey cooking in one of those. One time the guy "taking care of it" added to much oil, and we all ran. Needless to say, that was the last year. Lucky, they sell fire extinguishers. Nope, I'll use the oven.

[@jaybuzz4071]

I can think of an explosive situation that's a whole lot safer and hotter.

[@TexasTrails]

That was a cool idea. I may use that. The young lady in the video was a pleasure to see. God Bless

[@MarissaMorte]

These men on here are so disrespectful. Your stove is awesome and your wife is beautiful.

[@NickedBlade]

at least the design is good....

[@MrJimmyb161]

As a firefighter, I say you could burn your house down.

[@chrismiller7820]

Lmao 😂 Save the farm girl, she's a keeper

[@power1961able]

Good job guys .

[@dpsmn72]

Thanks for giving us info and video has been clarified, I'll do!

[@MrCountrycuz]

That deck appears to need sealing and staining. just sayin

[@tenwalls2428]

Very bad idea, very bad.

[@MichaelScarbroughcat]

+ Nice job. I learned how to filet avocados. Thanks Exoman!

[@stevenwithanS]

Wow, that was awesome. The fire in the blocks was ok too.

[@tommyt242]

Dude your girl is hot!!!

[@olson091]

I watched 3 minutes. What a disaster! I'm out.

[@gangoffour6690]

For an old girl you really got it going on Farm Girl. Nice tight frame on you girl.

[@label1877]

Wish I knew about this years ago. The efficiency of this Rocket Grill is amazing. Very little free fuel for the amount of heat. No more expensive charcoal.

[@lilyrose7456]

Ok I don't know but I loved your warning! I got a good laugh. Thanks for the video.

[@BPratto]

Neat trick, definitely going to give it a try.

[@davidm4160]

This would make a great backpacking stove!

[@davidm4160]

I have a big backpack.

[@jorgemurillo5772]

good tip and also ingenious good job

[@Matthew-ju3nk]

Respect for the tee shirt man! Ithaca ROCKS!