Heating your Home AMAZING Homemade Wood Stove

[@juliekooiker3408]

You are definitely a very extremely intelligent person!!! It might be hard to organize that much brilliance! A visionary!

[@patscopat]

You might have just figured out the rocket stove holy grail. A "shippable core". Good luck and thank you for the information you provide us .

[@milevez2693]

Thank you for yor time for us who care... thanks sir..

[@HoneyDoCarpenter]

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[@gjh42]

Aircrete as an insulating material sounds great. Aircrete for the firebox or heat riser will deteriorate before long in a well-functioning rocket core, as portland cement disintegrates far below the 1500-2000 F temperatures inside the core. If the core is not getting that hot, it is not getting full clean combustion. Aircrete for the mass would be counterproductive unless made very dense, as the air bubbles in it are insulators.

[@triplebacon1]

Go on my son!! Good on you for ironing out the many problematic areas in the pursuit of perfection! including performance of better 'Mass' materials ;-)

[@smpbiker9233]

Fascinating. Ty for sharing.

[@martyvanord984]

As I watch your videos I am constantly impressed with how you can pull things together in line with the known scientific operational principals and then take what you have available and adapt it. By doing this you actually expand the known . This is a rare gift. This includes the resources of people and their knowledge. Napoleon Hill named it the mastermind principal. Worth a Google. That clip where you say you just start with what you have and create as you go other wise you probably would never get it done says a lot.This is actually what Napoleons says to do. It reminds me of what I have read about Thomas Edison. I look forward to your progress. It has great potential to help- a lot of people and bring you money in the process too.

[@HoneyDoCarpenter]

Dude, I love think and grow Rich. If you search you can find other literature from Napolean hill... You are awesome

[@tubularguynine]

No...you RE-INVENTED the rocket mass heater!👍🏻👍🏻

[@artistzamira6360]

I'm super excited!!!! love you videos!!!

[@adriaan7627]

After building your bench. How did your theory work out? Does the bench heat up as expected? How prevent the heat to escape through the shimmy when the fire has been put out? Could you make a video in which you do a summery what you have indented and discovered? Did also in relation to the foam made? What are your final conclusions? I’m watching a lot of your videos but it’s a lot, so what to build according to your latest experiences?

[@RobertasArtisticAdventures]

Love what you are doing, Darwin! Living in a 12x24 unfinished (no insulation, no plumbing, incomplete wiring) Amish cabin and I need one of your wonderful ACRMH! How much for the parts and shipping? If you need a place to practice, you can come and practice on my cabin. :)

[@johnkellersman2455]

So , if you wanted to add an oven to this system , where would you locate it ? I just want to be able to use my energy, heat in multiple ways. Maybe be able to go a another direction, other than the bench , and have a oven / cook top ?

[@patscopat]

Watch his video of a oven.

[@TheRedneckprepper]

That rocks and now look at ya 24 K subs ! rock on bro !

[@MrSprintcat]

People just don't get it . thanks for your videos. You do awesome work.i can't wait to build one . I 2 have a honeydew list . 😆.

[@GRAZINGARIZONA]

@Honey Do Carpenter Question, so if one had complete knowledge on the Peter vandenburg stove then they could run it efficiently, otherwise they don't burn so well?? Seems silly to have a system that is difficult for all but a few, who truly understand it, to make work properly. I'm diggin your design mr Honey DUDE Carpenter, thanks for explaining in detail why AND how it works. Lookin forward to someday putting some of your ideas to work for me. Thanks man.

[@David-kd5mf]

That is great news you are offering the special ceramic j tube!

[@jasonfoster9118]

Would a sand trough work? Sand is cheap and easy.

[@alexc1105]

Hey Honeydo! Keep up the good work. I beleive Paul Wheaton and the Wiesner's actually credit Ianto Evans and Leslie Jackson with the invention. A xx

[@al9929]

True credit goes back to Larry Winiarski

[@alexc1105]

@@al9929 Don't know him, but gonna google him! Thanks for the update.

[@HEMIdouglas]

The most efficient portable design may be an aircrete base burn chamber with cylindrical riser two feet high detachable. All those materials including removable 45 gallon drum barrel liner should have water glass coating inside. Side duct might be put through 3/4 gravel stones in a bench. It might be good to add stucco wire outside each for strength. Intake & vortex fresh air supply is needed. The whole system could be back up house heating.

[@smpbiker9233]

Florida could use this outside to keep your plants warm. Lol

[@jamesowens2781]

I looked at rocketmass heater for the greenhouse project.

[@kathybrochu1057]

are you going to make them for sale ??? and the coolers ?????

[@HoneyDoCarpenter]

yes...

[@WhatDadIsUpTo]

Last summer, I constructed a rocket mass heater in my living room. Overall, I am very pleased with the way it works, that said, however, this summer, I will be dismantling half of it, so as to expose the length of exhaust pipe, which currently runs through the mass. Currently, the mass gets warm and stays warm for several days, but it does not actually heat my house very much, so my hopes are that by exposing the exhaust pipe and placing it inside a vented seat constructed of air Crete,I will be able to create a flow of air up the outside wall across the ceiling and down in the center of my house, thus heating up the entire space more efficiently, still using only a small amount of wood. Wish me luck.

[@gjh42]

You probably had too much thickness of cob around the ducts. Around 4-6" of cover is generally recommended. A better style of mass for your situation would be the "half-barrel bell": 55 gallon drums split in half lengthwise and set cut side down, as many as you have length for all connected with open ends. Run the core exhaust into the bell, and the chimney pipe from the base of the bell. Cover with cob to minimum 3-4" thickness. No friction to reduce draft, a bit less mass to be heated, faster heat transmission. Aircrete is the wrong way to go about mass - it is inherently insulating and will slow the transmission of heat, and has less mass in a given volume to store heat. Plain concrete will transmit heat faster than cob, and has even more mass per volume, though it doesn't allow adjustments after construction. Convection (moving air) is a less efficient way to heat than radiation or conduction which is what the RMH excels at.

[@al9929]

Concept of shippable core credit to Matt Walker. YT channel Broaudio.

[@magicdaveable]

Hello to my Movie Star friends. I can hardly wait to start building one of these then selling the hell out of them. Central Upstate New York is Huge wood stove country.

[@whatthefunction9140]

I live in Hawaii. Please make me a rocket mass cooler

[@TheKlink]

he did build his own cooler. mr teslonian also has some videos on a rv cooler powered by a fire, might wanna look that up.

[@aliciamcnamar8203]

I really like the cylinder look as appose to the box look.

[@HoneyDoCarpenter]

The cylinder look is my favorite as well. it was my first creation and I see it as a sculpture almost. I am looking at different ways of making it into a system that can be duplicated as well...HDC

[@magicdaveable]

Hello to Darwin & Melanie Movie Stars Arnold. 😎

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

If we could just plug into your brain we would be shocked by all the knowledge you have stored in your head! maybe even you would be shocked as well!

[@dalecota5780]

again they show a hot looking girl on the thumb nail and then not show her in the video they just do that to lure you in to watch the video

[@karlmarx1202]

To much talking

[@DBCVC]

Lousy video! To much talk and no do!