J shaped gravity fed brick rocket stove

Watch as we build and then test cook some shrimp on a J shaped gravity fed brick rocket stove, with coco the hollywood dog.

[@pointeisabel]

I love to see kids do something constructive, and this guy deserves a medal for patience! Great video guys!

[@mikepsl1519]

Its good to see a father and kid doing something together. I like the kids enthusiasm and the dad teaching him a survival skill. Good job both of you, keep up the good work.

[@rottiejakeluke]

Good father/son activity, it’s great seeing the bond between you both.

[@lifesprodject5265]

I wish I had a dad like yours! You little mister are so blessed that you have a dad that supports and loves you so much!

[@ayilaibalah]

The boy talk with clarity very nice as well as good voice God bless you boy 👌👍

[@suechandler8162]

Hi Kid, you are the most entertaining U tuber I've EVER seen!! You are a natural! Never mind the stove misbehaved.

[@Nomarmartinez1995]

you need a window vent air inlet at the opposite bottom of the J to have oxygenate the combustion chamber. This gave to the system an efficient combustion without smoke.

[@IngeLyck]

I just watched this video and your comment. So the vent air inlet, should that in one of the sides of the burner? I have tried to build a small rocket stove, but this seems more efficient. Sorry for asking, but I am Danish, and English isn’t my first language. 😀😀

[@jerrymoore838]

Thanks

[@tabithaelliott6855]

Super cool. Hope to build one similar to this! Good take on the self feeding rocket stove-there are not many out there.

[@HeltonMoraes]

Excellent design, excellent video, nice interaction! I noticed THE FIRST TWO ROWS COULD BE MADE AT ONCE AS A RECTANGLE, so you wouldn't need to break any brick in half. I plan to try one of these very soon!

[@MyMontana52]

I love this video. He is a child and he & his Dad are having a great time working together. I can see our grandson doing exactly this

[@ValadezReels]

Job well done. Nice energy, clarity. Good angles and presentation.

[@carpenterfamily6198]

I loved the stove and the kids youthful exuberance ! 👍

[@MrPeterHaller]

Team Work makes the dream work, great video and father & son project

[@humabeg8177]

Personal remarks on the kid are so unnecessary. He is next to the mic so his voice will be at a higher level. Lower the volume if you feel uncomfortable. Dear kid please ignore everyone. You have great passion and curiosity and I hope you build on that. Wonderful educational fun video with dad. Good for both of you.

[@oldyellerschannel4676]

This is by far the best design I have seen yet. The little rocket stoves, fed with tiny twigs, and you constantly have to feed the fire, walk away for a few minutes, and it goes out. You can use bigger pieces of wood too I see, and that's good because you won't have to add wood as often. The one thing I might change is, I might take one brick out of the firewood end, at the bottom, so you can CONTROL the amount of air feeding the fire, and so the air goes UNDER the wood instead of being drawn down into the wood. You can also close off the air flow that way, by replacing the brick. Your stove LOOKS good too, nice aesthetics, you could put one of these at the corner of a traditional fire pit, and it would look great!

[@ressieosbourne6841]

Great job! I would like to build a rocket stove. Very cost effective. The commentator was excellent!

[@runningdeer6935]

Awesome video. The narrator was really great. Totally enjoyed watching. Great instructions on a different type of rocket stove. Thank you. Loved it.

[@si.monwalks]

Great job, keep having fun and doing projects.

[@MichaelSparks]

Cutest commentary ever Gavzilla, entertaining and educational! Keep it up young man!

[@sharonpeek4578]

What an awesome young man! And thanks for the great video!

[@SheenaRea]

I like this rocket stove alot! It's substantial and made with GOOD bricks. Good job! And I like your doggie, too :-)

[@duhhhh1723]

Nice! I love it thanks for sharing. Love the doggy too💕

[@sheilavestal3849]

Annoying kid? Be honest - isn’t everyone you know too much or not enough something or other? I find it endearing that father and son are excited about doing something together. Not to mention it takes a lot of courage to open oneself up to criticism on this channel

[@American-Plague]

THANK YOU FOR BEING HONEST! 😎👍

[@kevinburgess6112]

great video, you both have a great attitude and it shows, very entertaining,, well done guys👍

[@laurarivero-fisher3128]

Great job guys, I'm inspired to make one too!

[@aletafrances4984]

I so appreciated your video. Its a challenge to find videos of ppl cooking w/cast iron on a rocket stove. I just blt one in my back area for cooking legumes & pulses to save power b/c they take hrs to soften. Anyway loved this video - my rocket stove is different but I like the dbl chimney - the base is secure. mine is just a single chimney. Happy cookin' & sharing. So helpful... thx a bunch.

[@dotmac48]

Love that kid, he's great.

[@robertcoulson483]

Well done production! That is how Ron Howard got his start, filming his dad mowing their yard to learn how to capture the event with film.

[@thomasgellos1732]

I bet Dad has a bundle of sunshine wife to match the Son. Lol

[@JD604B]

Love the design. I'd add an ash clean out and would have put sticks in the chimney. I'd like to do this with my 12 year old son and 2 year old dog. Make burgers and sausage with peppers and onions. Mmm great job Dad and son.

[@NBryanBlack]

Methinks you didn't need to cut the bricks in half to do this, and not doing so would help tie the two sides together. I personally appreciate the Father/Son aspect of this video, although it could use some father/son bonding while learning to edit as well. ;-) The fast forward never happened, which somewhat added to the humor, but could have been put to good use on the scenes of the dog, if they weren't edited out entirely! I realize people love their pets, and a lot of KZbinrs will show a shot or two of their pets, but this was a bit much. Keep making videos, though. I've made a brick rocket stove, but not with the J tube. Nice addition!

[@Schoolforson]

Yall just saved me and how to build my offgrid fireplace

[@jerrymoore838]

Great video guys! Liked, shared and subscribed

[@marlonalexanderorellana8868]

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FATHER FOR SHARING COOCKOUTS WITH HIS SON THE BOY IS VERY SMART TO EXPLAIN EVERYTHING THEY'RE DOING. 👍👍👍👍

[@hecate235]

If you raid a salvage yard for a gas stove cast iron burner grate you don't have to bother with the nuts and "weld." Gives good clearance for pans, and is very stable. Nice design.

[@shakurhaqq]

great father and son video I really love your sun and dogs enthusiasm oh and great patience dad

[@dietarychef2212]

Dad looks like he needs a beer, kid sounds like he needs his Adderall, dog is like get me the hell out of here!!

[@sdreduk4364]

I think you need to have the 3rd and fourth bricks matching the first 2 you put down, leaving a gap both ends, you would have a much better air flow, but I really like the design well done guys!

[@frankadankism]

Hahaha..you got a LOT of energy...Keep makin videos!!!

[@pattystordahl3754]

you sound just like my 13 year old grand son. He has a dog named Coco too. nice job

[@hectorperez7655]

Great team !! Father, son and coco !!

[@philliprude5997]

Nice build

[@Mercy-Willmar]

A good rule of thumb is to have all the narration coming from people in the video, never from the camera operator; very annoying. Otherwise a good video.

[@talib849]

I TOTALLY AGREE . I don't know in what depth to you , but to me the kid was very annoying to hear.

[@brainclerk4431]

that pan standoff was "NUTS"

[@VanGoCleaning]

Great Job enjoyed your voice over I was waiting on your music but your commentary was fun to listen to.

[@learnersenglish9839]

hii..I am from India..Very good entertaining video.. but,Your stove is built too high.. 7 or 8 layers are ok for Rocket stove.. If it is too high, you have to use lots of firewood.. That boy seems too talkative.. His dad must have too much patience.. but anyways they have made a rocket stove with their pet coco..FUNNY..

[@American-Plague]

"That boy seems too talkative.. His dad must have had too much patience." THANK YOU! This is what liberal parenting does! He will grow up to be "that guy" that irritates and argues with EVERYONE.

[@marilyngrass416]

Nice presentation daughter and father video, dog was cute too.

[@axiomic]

that's his son 🤣

[@cynthiamoon372]

That fast talking kid is a hoot. Good future as a radio announcer. 😁

[@deniecedonnafield4749]

Coco said " Get that Paparazzi out of my face "

[@GALLEN-vf7uy]

Very Nice Video

[@CarolinaTom80]

Nice Job!

[@scatterhoard360]

You can tell this kid loves that dog.

[@pattystordahl3754]

those shrimp should be soaking in garlic, butter and S&P for sure before cooking. Keeps better flavor. But great job. Dad and son project. Props.

[@rosaespinal7698]

I love this video....And Coco!!! Thank you for posting! Please film more and post, post, post!

[@The_Absent_MindsetReality]

"you heard the man." 🤣

[@RodGibsonMusic]

8:15 "I got DEEZ NUTZ" LMAO

[@insideaibashouten]

thanks for nice video! i also made this type of J shape rocket stove for heating in my house. it is working well!

[@paulmarshall3001]

Good job buddy with narration. Great video.

[@Faiselmoha]

Doesnt energy get lost from the first opening where wood is placed?

[@chewfacity]

By energy, do you mean heat? Rocket stoves create a very strong draft, which blows all heat up the tall one.

[@allfaithworks]

I love this design. I think I would like to do something similar but maybe on a little bigger size. My only question is how do you clean the ash?

[@royshalem]

There is no cement to keep the bricks together so we just reach in or if needed take the small side apart and clean then rebuild.

[@abdalbateeh6766]

Great photography 👍🇦🇪👍👏👏👏👏👏 Great boy

[@deniecedonnafield4749]

Coco looks very smart!

[@bc24roxy4]

great stove. Thanks for sharing!

[@grassabrutta]

Nice work young man. Maybe just open up the J a bit for better airflow and to feed the materials more directly into the bottom of the flue.

[@apalsagheer6450]

Good 👍🏼…will definitely make 1-2 for my front/back YARDS….

[@fatimainaciodasilva2076]

Olá sou do Brasil,parabéns pela construção do fogão rocket stove,quantos tijolos vocês usaram? Obrigada pela atenção!

[@royshalem]

Olá, Obrigado por assistir nosso vídeo usamos 50 tijolos para construir o foguete. Muito bem sucedida!!

[@hectorperez7655]

50 luego cortar 2 en la mitad . 2 bricks = 1/2

[@deniecedonnafield4749]

Glad you didn't play music!

[@joshuazerubbabel5951]

That was great! Gabzilla LOL

[@martynkendrick9813]

well done. i can follow that. will keep you posted on my build

[@abdalbateeh6766]

Lovely camera man👍🇦🇪👍great GavZilla

[@hectorperez7655]

need more air ?

[@leonleborgne573]

Start the fire in the chimney side first to warm up the chimney and increase the draft

[@rosaespinal7698]

I love your vid but here's a suggestion which will def be super cute, at the beginning of the vid, let's see something like " Hi, I'm _____.....(then Dad says " I'm _____the dad" then you both say " and this is Coco, our very curious dog" Please at the beginning, lets see your faces at the time of intro and dad, use a mic, other than that, you guys will attract a lot of views! Keep it up! PS, this is just suggestions, from a mom and new subscriber.

[@dietarychef2212]

Dad: wait till his dumb ∆$$ finds out we did no fasty forward 😈😈

[@lancerudy9934]

What is the noise in the back ground?

[@hamidshah902]

Guys nice try,but you missed web,from below first portion is for oxygen and in second portion you hv to place web than bricks .fire need oxygen otherwise plenty of smoke make fire extinguish.

[@antonmatthews1769]

hey that was cool,thanks I'll be sure to get my rocket stove in place for summer sizzling sausage sessions cheers good skills Guy's. I think I'll go for you're styles rocket stove. Sweet as new zealand

[@gilbertolopes1166]

nao funcionou por varias razoes...mas a principal de fazer fogo foi a falta da entrada de ar no inicio da montagem dos tijojos. sugiro que refaca o forno com novo video. ate mais, xau

[@marizildagomessilva6010]

Olá não precisou de entrada de ar?

[@jamaics07]

Great video nice to daddy along with son doing something together and outdoors. Thanks for the inspiration I’ll have to make one myself a J style stove now. I love roasting breadfruit on mine , how often do you use it and what’s your favorite thing to cook on there ?

[@npi369]

USE INDUSTRIAL VACUUM TO CLEAN OUT THE LEFT OVER BOTTOM

[@momo-yz4lu]

Pretty long there’s no need for gravity just leave well enough alone wen all else fails feed from the chimney directly. Hope that helps demo the feeder part. You’ll be better off and it won’t take ya 30 minutes to cook shrimp 🍤

[@albion2742]

Hes a kid having fun.

[@dennislynn2955]

Love the yard dude

[@kupacfeenazmoke]

I’m sorry I had to stop it short, can not take that kid

[@yolandacordero284]

Just a suggestion. You should have left an open space to slide in the wood instead of putting it in the whole. That way it will be easier. Good job though. Great kid

[@oldyellerschannel4676]

I think the point was that this stove is gravity fed. If they added wood the way everyone else does, it would need constant maintenance. This way, you can put larger pieces of wood in the hole, and as it burns, it feeds itself, for a while anyway. I would have left out one brick on the wood side, at the bottom, for better air flow and control though.

[@alessandriaj7265]

@Soyel agree I have one and made the feed open one brick higher than usual and you can put larger piece in that way and it's fed in the bottom like traditional rock stoves, works better and easier to clean out....another question here...how do you clean this out on his design???? no opening to ash removal lol

[@jagadishnavalagund7806]

How u remove the ash

[@qmdavis95]

It's a good structure.

[@rafaelsalome1986]

Very good project, boys.

[@sogorusg1342]

"CHASING COCO" would be a better title for the video. About the rocket stove, would be better if you put a grill to rest the wood, so that way you get a better ventilation and ashes don't get in the way, take one brick off of the bottom inlet for a better air flow.

[@Enochian2006]

Great video with horrible sound...i am not trying to be mean I am all for parents involving your kids in projects but you made a very informative video and have it ruining with all the unnecessary talking . Also Dad was too low and Son was too loud. The design was awesome.

[@talib849]

I believe that a child should be respectfully be maintained as a student instead of appearing to be the teacher of the father. Dad was too docile , son was too dominant . The child was so annoying , I could not continue to finishing watching .

[@kellyjo6978]

@Talib 535 There are different ways of teaching and everybody learns differently. He seems articulate and able to explain the process along with the whys. We are not aware of any possible disabilities either. So easy for others to judge from the outside.

[@alliehunter9896]

Didn't overlap in all the places. I guess it doesn't have to be perfect.

[@lancerudy9934]

What is the dog earring?

[@helenabasquette7222]

the nuts sre fine but dont glue them and use only three tei pod effect

[@greyhnd001]

The chimney needs to be digger than the wood/ air entry.

[@watersabove2014]

Interesting build, nice video. The title is a little misleading though as gravity does not exist.

[@deanhenthorn1890]

From the other side it looks like an L shaped rocket type grill! Who knew?

[@vladimerpopov3070]

Those are not fire or red bricks. There pavers and they can explode.

[@FromDarkness2Light203]

The video is all about Coco Dog...Lol..

[@pattystordahl3754]

would an old grill grate work better than those nuts? maybe more stable? Just asking

[@royshalem]

Thank you for the comment, we will try it on our next cook : ) all the best