Smoke-Free Wood Stove - Portable Family Wood Stove - Making Traditional Kitchen From Concrete

Smoke-Free Wood Stove - Portable Family Wood Stove - Making Traditional Kitchen From Concrete

[@parmelapowell8283]

#1 - your innovations are inspiring! #2 you inspire me to create! #3. I believe in what was "trash to Creation"!

[@RobertGSolomon]

That's the best home made little oven I've seen being made on youtube! Very nice job, need to make myself one for camp.

[@mgrantom]

I had my doubts, but I must say, "good job!" I hope you enjoy many nice meals on your stove!

[@amararocha7506]

Gostei muito ficou top Parábens .👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@_Skazi_deda_Sergeya_]

Правильно М.Задорнов про этих говорил ... ! Печь из бетона - гарантия одна топка)))

[@normapalomba810]

Felicitaciones p tanta creatibidad.. Mil gracias p compartir y muy buen video Muchas bendiciones

[@ramzeneger]

Thank you very much for the design. I really appreciate it very much!!!

[@rockofpeacehardlines2265]

Thanks for the idea and thanks for sharing with us

[@johnlan7013]

I love watching your excellent channel. All your videos are of top quality. This cooking stove is so practical and has a nice chimney. Thanks cutest and most handsome young man for sharing.

[@printexsprasadprintex3561]

Excellent. Talented.Wonderful.thankfully.

[@BrunoPonce]

I'm pretty sure 'Smoke Free' meant no smoke in your face as you use it. And really, that's the only thing that matters to Mama when she's cooking! Good design work in working with things that are close at hand. It works, so it's all goooooood!

[@dannichols6261]

Yeah, that's what I thought, didn't see your comment.

[@lwmaynard5180]

The only smoke free fire place stove, I've read about was in New Zealand Christchurch. The inventor was largely ignored ?

[@AM-dn4lk]

I thought this video was showing how to make a very efficient burning stove where no visible smoke is produced. I did not expect to see a stove with a chimney to carry away the smoke. Good video though.

[@neciorapista1646]

Thanks for sharing very useful wooden stove!

[@honeybeezebbachannel4945]

Your are very creative and glad that we meet each other and become as one.Thank you my labs.

[@mollymoon3007]

All those plastics just blowing away into the environment. good job

[@riav7467]

People who use electricity to wash dishes and clothes, vaccum floors, cooking gas, gas guzzling cars, plastic packaging on anything including cut veggies and complaining about a guy in some far off place trying to find a method of cooking for people who can't afford any of these. You can't see the irony, can you?

[@iloveisrael2943]

your glass can destroy the enviroment

[@marharlic3198]

Good idea thanks for sharing

[@jerseyj2]

So did anyone else find the most impressive part of this video was when he flipped an egg with chopsticks?!?

[@kk4pqr]

As soon as I saw that I jumped on the comments. Skills are skills.

[@Pipeline-surfer1]

no, not me John,, I thought the most impressive part of the video was to see all the smoke come out of the pipe , when this was supposed to be a "smoke - free wood stove " , now that was truly amazing !

[@timothyneiswander3151]

I was more impressed that he used the same non-stick pan so much that the Teflon coating came off and he didn't die of teflon poisoning.

[@cptcarot]

@@Pipeline-surfer1 lol

[@navrajsingh9066]

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[@whitefordpipeshandmadebymi7238]

Pretty cool ! Enjoyed watching ! Take care peace ☮️ from Welland Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@gregorioalexanderrivero3307]

el cemento explotaria bajo tanto calor el diseño sirve pero en barro o arcilla es fantastico y moderno!!

[@yolandabalancruz4977]

Está súper me gustó mucho gracias está revien

[@capedoryus]

Nice video. A lot of time and thought put into this production, thank you. Did I watch it all? Yes Will I ever make it? No Did I love it? A Big Yes!

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[@newwaheedpendu3168]

New waheed pendu ka apna KZbin channel ki taraf se aapko aur aapke chahane walon ko dher dher salam pesh karta hun shukriya aapki video bahut hi acchi hai

[@tatayfanny9218]

great...ive learn a lot.thanks for sharing...

[@moisesantahuara]

saludos desde Lima Perú (Distrito de Independencia "Payet")

[@laurastafford6217]

I love it..great job

[@Janggut40]

I really nee one of that and make it myself one day. Thanks

[@corneliotaganna2386]

wow! excellent idea,,,,

[@charliedelta9501]

Thank you to the commentators., I didn’t waste my time...from now on I just read the comments and I figure out how much I would learn from a video. COMMENTS 👍👍

[@Dragonmastur24]

It is super simple to make a hot wire cutter. youll just need a 10W usb charger, some wood or pvc pipe for the frame, some screws and possibly a spring, and a single strand of wire out of a stainless steel picture hanging wire. it makes Styrofoam forming so easy!!! dm me if you need help making the cutter. please use this idea for a video if you would like.

[@playcruz9610]

Excellent work!

[@7Diky]

Цемент не любит высокие температуры. Потрескается и рассыпится. Тоже самое можно из глины сделать. Работать будет дольше.

[@shawnr771]

Pretty cool design.

[@robertoandolina2854]

Nice as idea and how you made it but there is a couple of problems.

[@skyborne6393]

Very nice idea. Nice chimney.

[@garystratton4125]

very good work & talent.

[@Matt-yw5dp]

The best so far, breather was good

[@user-neo71665]

Somebody has never seen concrete blow up when it gets hot in a fire

[@timypp2894]

Nope... I don't think you know what your are talking about. So a factory, building etc built from concrete will explode if they have a fire in the premises ? You know there are safety regulations for buildings materials...

[@user-neo71665]

@@timypp2894 I'm a firefighter. I've seen plenty of concrete floors crack and blow out from fires.

[@timypp2894]

@@user-neo71665 "blow up" like in Hollywood.. yes I seen it crack and split.

[@willo8856]

I've always been told that concrete would explode in this situation as well . Something to do with tiny air pockets?

[@timypp2894]

For it to "explode" you need the air pockets to expand million of times it's original size in rapid expansion less than a million of a second. From Boyles law you can see what temperature is needed for "expansion". The answer is "millionth" And the temperature of the stove? This is how gun powder works - high speed decomposition of a solid to a gas. And for "high explosives" they are even faster decomposition and more volume. What's wrong with people, just look at the video.

[@infoanorexic]

I had to keep reminding myself that it said "wood stove" when he started forming the cement. It really does look like something you'd see in a little block house at the State Park. It appears to work well enough, though. I guess you'd have to use a castable foundry cement? It's not for hauling on a trail, but it would be great for an outdoor summer kitchen or field kitchen. Well, small field kitchen. I wouldn't expect Cowboy Kent Rollins to give up Big Bertha over one of these. Anyone that tries this, warm it up nice and slow on the first fire. Be sure all moisture is driven out before getting it super hot, or the result could be catastrophic.

[@ashtontechhelp]

Good idea. I personally might have used flower arranging foam, gives a finer finish and be easier to saw to a specific shape.

[@g.h.1726]

I'm guessing where this was done, there probably isn't a lot of flower arrangements happening

[@hildaayoo6853]

It's nice. Keep it up

[@virgiliobautista5701]

Nice good idea amazing

[@damienthan435]

perfect and well done. smoke free = none smoke go directly into your eyes. most viewers from United States are so narrow mind, just ignore them. I am so tired to live here in the US but will get back to my homeland soon hopefully. Thanks for sharing. Again, just ignore most viewers who are from United States since they are very much democrats and over weight, they live depending on medications and junk food. I give you thousand like. Best, Damien from Twincities

[@anitborabo3214]

Your making polution bad for your lung and think aboagth the health of your family

[@johnguilbert1349]

Great job!

[@trevormann8221]

Considering that almost no tools were required to make this stove makes it a viable option for people who don’t have electricity or gas. Great idea.

[@user-qb1fq9uy2m]

Good ideas! Thank You. But no need kidding about smokeless...

[@luiskunder]

Good job!

[@LifeinRussianVillage-LifeMazur]

very nice ! hello from Russia )))

[@user-od6fy4tk8h]

very goooood!👏👍🤝💪

[@mhelrodriguez1616]

Very good idea

[@tvideo1189]

Coolest thing in the whole video was flipping a fried egg with chopsticks at 11:53

[@user-kg3dj8sg4z]

The chimney accelerates the suction of the gas to help the combustion Resulting in higher efficiency So less smoke The longer the chimney, the higher the efficiency. But fit is essential The overall weight of the stove should be considered less.🤔

[@cptcarot]

So you oil up some parts to help get them out with the aid of not water. I understand that the wire used is for structural strength. What do you add the little stones into the cement for? Is it normal cement mix or something special to deal with the heat?

[@babykuttymathew8644]

Really ... soooppperrrr

[@Chimonger1]

What was the square hole below the chimney hole used for? There should have been plenty enough air intake from below the burn area...?

[@johnvanegmond1812]

Thank you.

[@softpixie]

It is really wonderful! Great job, i'd like to make one for me, but portable? To where? 🤣

[@WIZ56575]

We were wondering if you could make a gasifier generator with the same technique

[@luizpereira8579]

EXELENTE PARABÉNS 😍

[@alphaomega4893]

I thought concrete could crack or explode with the trapped air bubbles?

[@schakischak7966]

Hello Brod , can you make made of cement “ Rice Hull Stove “ you can show your next Talent please

[@WhirledPeasFursure]

Now that you made that one, what would you do differently the next time?.. or is this the end result of many experiments already? I was wondering if the chimney could be included in the cement pour... (altho the way you did it was easy enough too) Great video,, thanks

[@virgiemoises7259]

AaWWq

[@fathimashifa8931]

Best idea bro

[@wes326]

Looks like an advanced rocket stove.

[@eugenecod]

i wonder what will happen if hole going to smoke stock is 1 inch larger and sloping 45* from wood burner.

[@bubskees0607]

this is pretty cool

[@gordybing1727]

Hi All, The smoke you see coming out of the stack is from the motor oil they spread on the bucket so that it could be removed. It should burn off in 15 minutes or so. After that there should be no visable smoke. Thanks, take care.

[@kaisonatkapow.network7001]

A follow up video would help prove that. Several similar "smoke free" videos show smoke. Seems like a way to get more views.

[@LüttgePresents-MoreCowbell]

The only problem I see with it is using galvanized steel for the chimney. That’ll put off some really nasty poison gases.

[@timypp2894]

??? What? I think carbon monoxide is poisonous.. And it's not from the chimney material.

[@duffahtolla]

@@timypp2894 The steel is galvanized with zinc. Once the tube gets hotter than 392F it will give off zinc fumes and could start making nearby people sick. Google "Metal Fume Fever" for the symptoms and treatment.

[@timypp2894]

@@duffahtollaok fair enough... But eventually there's only so much zinc to burn off.

[@duffahtolla]

@@timypp2894 Sure, after a few years there may be no more zinc left, but then the steel will be susceptible to rust. In the meantime, not only your lungs, but also any food you prepare will be laced with toxic heavy metals. It's just not worth it. If you are going to use a single wall pipe, just use stainless steel.

[@yeaz0317]

I wish you would have posted a list of the products and measurements you used for this wood stove. Otherwise good tutorial.

[@phaitoon8183]

Good job.

[@vathiem5893]

Ban rat sang tao dep gon va tien loi cho nguoi thu nhap thap

[@jjyemg2397]

this is awesome. You can also use it as a toilet!

[@noriesalutan9584]

WOOOW 👏👏👏

[@MemoGrafix]

That mop pail he used I had the same one and threw it away earlier this year. DAMN

[@carolmoore1038]

I'm just going to make a square one out of a Ben and I'm not going to use styrofoam and all that I'm just going to use some old cans that I can leave in there. I'm going to use the elbow and just leave it embedded in there and leave it stick out a bit so I can just stick the chimney on top of it. Even the air intake at the bottom I have an old metal can from charcoal starter that I'm going to use.

[@ninhduong9482]

Good idea.

[@davidromero7611]

Very good

[@vincit1813]

Top tip, light it when it's dark : ), nice ideas though.

[@gutrali]

Cement would crack and fall apart under this heat over time. Also you write "smoke-free" on your videos, but they all have a lot of smoke shown in them! :-D

[@babykuttymathew8644]

Smoke free means ... chimmini type ....

[@gutrali]

@@babykuttymathew8644 smoke free means smoke free. Chimimini type means chimenea type 🤣

[@rielmarcleuterio3224]

@@gutrali pashnea

[@jumcopper]

and that concrete will blast into pieces cauz its not meant for fire

[@georgedemean2228]

He meant "smoke free" as you don't have to pay for it...it comes free with the stove 🤣

[@josejohn3006]

very good, appricate

[@GoingtoHecq]

i like the electronic organ music near the end

[@sspence65]

dump the music and explain how you determined the markings on the styrofoam.

[@fairrider3346]

HE CAN NOT SPEAKY ENGLISH

[@Rancid_One]

Sizing of styrofoam is determined by the size of the bucket/container .

[@shawnr771]

Guess.

[@timypp2894]

Dump the rant and use your brain

[@luzinete3226]

Como faço pra conseguir um fogão deste ai eu me apaixonei por esse ai❤

[@luzinete3226]

Me manda um desse aí pra mim por favor me dis o valor que pago

[@mrglasecki]

Outstanding 😎

[@dopeboy3879]

Is that crude oil he spred on the bucket?

[@samgould9930]

You don't need the hole at the bottom on the back, it will work better with less smoke without it

[@xzxz-uy2lm]

Portable thats one heavy duty picnic

[@mariasocorroconceicaogomes1459]

Ficor lindo

[@TONY18crowns]

good idea

[@MOUTHOFTHEAPE]

Does anyone know who the music is by at 3:34? it's so good...

[@gregisada5355]

GOOD IDEAS

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

Oh! Is there a discount when the smoke-free stove smoke?

[@elarabe7795]

Con mucho fuego ek cemento explota!

[@shortcraft321]

very good

[@mvblitzyo]

amazing

[@timavery99]

Pretty cool but more description in materials and method would be better.

[@mlangfordcamper]

I need one of these

[@duncannok]

Can't watch as I can still here the squeaky Styrofoam in my head 🤣

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

Cool

[@OutdoorFreedomDk]

Only ONE thing : A lot of microplastic was produced to make this stove. Just to be blowing out in the wind.. - Leave No trace. Except in your Mind, Heart and Soul !!!

[@lennyf1957]

I guess they don't give a fuck about the environment

[@klasina55]

@@lennyf1957 did you see it blowing around afterward, no , so probably it was all cleaned up and disposed of properly. As for giving a fuck about the environment, your ' ecological footprint'is probably at least 10 times as big as this man's is, so I would be very quite if I were you and stop pointing fingers.

[@dper1112]

This was made using re-purposed materials, plus the concrete, as best I could see...

[@lennyf1957]

Vanden, I don't have a foot print Of any kind, ecological or otherwise. Both of my legs were amputated many years ago.

[@Master-AGN]

@@klasina55 Lightly packed it all up and jumped over the fence into the street. Asia is like that

[@patriot3916]

열에 약한 시멘트가 견뎌날까요?

[@killmimes]

Fyi genius: Portland cement brakes down under heat....the water expands!

[@RegretWhisperer]

exactly! everyone commenting about the design and possible modifications are missing the fact that thus will be a pile of rubble after 10 or so firings