NEW HEATER. Rocket stove is no longer needed! 

Thanks!

For decades I've complained that manufacturers don't use basic physics and consider energy conservation when designing products. ...so individuals like this are heroes in my opinion. It takes three times longer to make a video presentation on a creation than it does to just make and enjoy it for yourself. Sharing knowledge is an investment in the future of our species.

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Thumbnail: Rocket stove no longer needed Guy: (builds rocket stove)

Hello Mr. Robo. Today was the first time to watch one of your videos. I was very impressed, and felt myself being motivated to embark on a stove building bonanza, but then I saw your indoor demo with the walls basically still under construction and was reminded that I still have the Glasshouse, the Sauna and many other projects to complete. Thanks for posting your work.

This is astounding. I would pay some serious money for something like this... unique, uses the magic of physics, and over all has a very interesting look and is fun to watch. Hands down the coolest DIY I've seen in a while.

The use of glass here is very cool in that it provides a full visual of what is happening. I don't know how many times I've tried to explain 'rocket stove' concepts to people who do not have a science/engineering education/background. Thank you for creating this and sharing.

I have built something similar but instead of glass I used a very fine mesh stainless steel screen. The chimney helps all of the wood gasses to combust so that there is no smoke. I use it in the garden and indoors. Your glass chimney is an excellent & elegant solution, providing a powerful mixture of air and heat to burn the wood gasses. It's very beautiful

In college i worked as a maintenance man and had to clean out a very large boiler, it was so large I could walk inside of it. One of the things that amazed me about it was how it created a vortex when it got fired and you could see the flames circling around very similar to your stove.

Keep up the great work. The world needs practical inovators like you!

That is Soo cool, I think I'd build a heat exchanger to fit on top, use something like 20ga steel sheet metal to make a radiator, weld two pieces together, at the ends, about 8"-12" wide and 18" long, bow them apart, put a 1" spacer to hold it open, make about 8 of them, and connect them to 18gauge sheet box, with the pipe size inlet and outlet,. Basically a radiator without the fins use a tiny gear reduction motor, and about 12-16" fan , the 12v motor should spin the fan about 45-60 rpm, and pull 5-10 watts so a 12v 1amp power supply would be plenty, the fan is just enough to move the air, without causing problems from wind blowing objects, it should be about the same as the wind from convection from a hot stove! The IR heat from the tube is an awesome idea, I bet it's not cheap, but the whole project is awesome! And if you built the radiator and fan, maybe build a power feeder, using a motor and timer controller, to use a screw drive feeder, in a 3" pipe, with another gear reduction motor, spinning the screw in the pipe . About 10rpm to a possible 25 rpm, using a pwm speed controller, to send pellets up to the burn chamber, if it's slow enough it may not need a timer, just run constantly , build a steel storage for the pellets, nearly sealed from air Incase there is an issues, so a fire can't burn into the storage, run the screw at about 45° angle, putting a 20 lb pellet storage about 2' away, made from a square sheet metal box, about 12"x 12", with a 3mm plate lid, and a inverted pyramid base, with angle iron legs with the 3" pipe. Connected to the peak of the pyramid. Making the feeder possible, feeding into the fill point of the stove , by a box on the end of the pipe with the feed screw inside, use a 1/4" axel to be driven from either end, maybe use a spring loaded trap door at the top of the feeder of the stove, to trigger a micro switch when the feed of the stove is full the door will be stuck open, this will shut off the motor feeding the stove, preventing the need of a timer making the fire the timer, and the whole thing can be easily removed to operate it as normal, only require a 12v 2amp supply, that could use a thermal electric generator, to charge the battery, while the motor is not in use, but will probably require charging monthly or so, using a 10-15 ah lithium battery, using thermal electrics to charge at probably 50-100 ma Using the floor as a heat sink, and about 150°-200°F on the hot side the motor should not pull much wattage, and the run time should be low, with a maximum if 100 ma at 14v, the nominal power will probably be closer to 40ma, 24/7, could make up for the 12v 1000ma for 5 seconds, every 5-10 minutes, it may slowly discharge the battery, over a month, or so, I love this stove with the glass tube!! The light from it is also a plus!

Your creative artistry and attention to detail is unmatched. Thank you for your shareing of your talent. Great job!

Very impressive. I think you are on to something big. Keep up the great work.

You are awesome. I've been to design and build a vertically oriented wood stove for some time. This seems a good starting point. Keep us posted!

This looks more like a beautiful Art piece than a stove.

It looks so attractive and elegant. Add to this, that functionality and it is admirable. Well done dear chap.

Well, you have a creative flair for making interesting functionsl stoves, so you should, if you haven't done so already - get the best of your stoves mass produced and sell them across the world. There must be a demand for efficient small stoves that can be used safely to heat up cold rooms, and be used for simple cooking purposes. 😀💕 ☆ Niels

The one issue to improve thermal efficiency is to take almost all combustion air (both initial combustion and 2ndary chimney combustion) from exterior instead of interior as it must be replaced in the room by the colder exterior air keeping the room temp cooler than otherwise would be. However, some small amount of interior air should still be used for combustion to allow replacement fresh air into the room.

One step further if you pull the air right from outside, so the stove is 100% enclosed. Then you don't use the air of the room and pull the amount of used up air back into the room from the cold outside.

Yup, you're right, I do. Impressive. Thanks for uploading!

Awesome design and build. Really nice work.

I once built a very similar stove/oven combo on a campsite in the woods. It took me 4 days, 3 tons of mud, 2 yards of rocks, 15 people helping and a lot of work. We didn't put that stove in the kitchen, we had to build a kitchen around the stove.

Thank you for this, it’s incredible 👍

My first time viewing any of your videos. I think you're awesome for sharing your talents with everyone. Way cool!!!!

Thank you for sharing and demonstrating your skills at eyeball engineering.

it's obvious that you use the right tool for every job

New subscriber here, great content, and I am enjoying how you're solving problems and recreating items with your personal influential skills and knowledge!

This is fantastic! Great work.

Excellent build. Thank you. :)

This is super nice and will make a great outdoor heater. I don't think this will be useful for indoor heating because you are pulling very large amounts of air from indoors and pumping it up the chimney. This lowers the ambient pressure in the cabin and will pull in as much cold air in the cabin as it expels through the tube. You could just add an air intake tube that takes the air outside. I love your videos and just subbed. Cheers.

I'm blown away, by the design, and the sharing of information. Nice work, Mr. Robo, and nice channel.

Absolute genius! You are a true metal master and artist!

Brilliant design! Excellent video.

“I will not be verbose….” By the time it is said, we are already well past that point. But I will say that the welds are beautiful! Looks like a super fancy rocket stove.

3:56 that's a really nice intricate design to create a vortex in the pipe. Great stuff 🙂 Also, when you put the glass cylinder on it to use as a sort of mantle and chimney, make sure it's the high heat kind, or it could shatter.

Thank you Mr. Robo.

So Beautifull !

I desire this work of art. Definitely. I never saw a vortex flame produced in this way. It serves the artistic majesty of the piece. Your designs are inspired!!! Hats off to you stove-smith. Very well done. Also, if I may please make a request: I am persuaded that your skills could accomplish, in a future video, the nearly impossible task of making a wood gasifier that is aesthetically pleasing to the eye. I would like to see you make such a gasifier so that I can buy it from you and marvel at the accomplishment every day thereafter. Please would you/could you make a beautiful steam-punk industrial wood gasifier for me to buy and admire for the rest of my days?

I do love it! Ty. Was wondering, do you think of the bottom part of the riser was metal and higher, it would give the fuel a chance to burn more, and perhaps slow the blackening of the glass?

Crazy interesting video my friend! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thanks for all the good ideas for heating, I think people will save a lot on their electricity bill by having a rocket stove as a additional heat source.

The design is very human

I love this in fact. I use a vary similar process for smoking brisket with no accelerant at all. Start with small tinder to get coals then put on the wood pellets. With the use of a custom wind tube with aeration running under the pellets. I can apply forced air to super heat the pellets then put my special mix of hardwood pellets and brine soak. Expanding the pellets to make a lasting smoke yet still keeping the heat at an optimal temp (225°F - 250°F) for a 6-8 hour smoke/cook time.

This is awesome, the swirl chamber is genius, combining vortex with venturi. You should make something that runs off propane, or even gasoline, without the expensive glass tube. There's no super efficient heaters like this on the market!

You might ponder putting a Gas Water Heater on a second floor, as part of the flue. This will provide a very significant amount of hot water, which can be used for both standard hygiene and cleaning uses, can also be pumped through a hydroponic heating system. It's beautiful, but most likely far out of my price range. But I am sure windows on the sides of my square tubing will be almost as good.

Excellent video sir. Thanks. Wherever New things shown, please mark available for sale place.

Super cool Mr. Robo. Your design solves a problem some rocket stoves have; they aren't pleasurable to look at. Spasiba. Hello from Cornwall UK.

Subscribed IMMEDIATELY! WOW! THANK YOU.

That's amazing !

Pretty sweet I like how you manipulate O2 it makes sense tho it takes some time and experience to fully grasp the concept to fully understand. Thanks very interesting and very possible this will become critical knowledge in a survival situation.

Muy bueno su trabajo , bien explicado muchísimas gracias por compartir sus conocimientos , Saludos cordiales desde Argentina .

beautiful, thank you for sharing

True gem in this space, thank you

THIS VIDEO SHOULD HAVE 100Million Views!

That's gonna pull all the cold air in from every crack and crevice of your shelter.

Very creative and inspiring work. 👍

Not only do you get heat, but light too. Perfect for when the power goes out while you are reading a book.

Brilliant! I’d love to have one of these beauties in the corner of a room!

Love it and your work and knowledge, I am sure this will be the way forward for not so well off people.

Awesome job

That is very cool 👍

Heads up ..I tried to put your name in the youtube search box and all that came up for when I put in Mr Robo was a tv show Mr. Robot . I think your channel is being pushed down. I think that they don't want pple to find your channel. Thank you for sharing knowledge.

Mind blowing stuff. Thanks for chairing.

Good job man thanks 👏👏👏👏👏keep going…

Most interesting, thank you!

I've never subscribed to any channels since non catches my curiosity. This here is my first ever subscription coz its worth it

You are very talented and gifted to know these things. You are capable of changing the world with such a great mind. You are a very wise soul. God has blessed you for sure. This world is in need of a person as you. Keep going and doing good and many good things will come your way.

Health and peace to you as well. And excellent builds.

Without knowing more about your glass-tube design, I obviously can't speak from a knowledgeable position, however, I believe I heard you say that you had a surprisingly high radiant coefficient ! I can't help but wonder how much heat loss is being experienced out from the top of the tube, and exhausted to the outside atmosphere ! So, I have to admit to the old adage of "the curiosity killing the cat" ! Making any potential premature judgements, would be, just exactly that, "premature", and uneducated ! So, as a result of this video, I have to tell you, you have succeeded in getting me to not only hit the "like" button, but, the "subscribe" button, and the "all videos" notification bell as well ! So, if for nothing else, your video has definitely succeeded in bringing at least one curious mind on board, along with what I am quite sure will be hundreds more right ahead of, and hundreds more of, right behind me ! Bravo Sir ! On to the next steps to satisfy the curiosity seekers like myself ! Success is always in the details my friend, so now, on to the details ! 😎

wow incredible i subbed i need a heater for one of my future houses,this channel is fantastic!

This was awesome thanks for sharing this with us

great design!

Great work! Keep it up.

This is awesome as hell! 10/10 content and big brain 9000!

Thank you for the great video. 👍

Great work of art!

Brilliant!

So much appreciated channel RU-vid. Boss you are star in books of mine. Much so projects of goodness of this day and many others. Be of careful of your day as yourself God will reward. Care you can take, folks bye.

That is awesome.

Thank you for the video.

Excellent work and ingenuity

Im a big fan of basic physics and the laws of thermodynamics, this gets a like from me as well as a subscribe, frens

Towards the end of the video I kept thinking of all fire hazard aspect of all the wood next pt the rocket fireplace. What beautiful machines....

Why no like button I will be like button 😊

Inspiring, great design.

I love these mad scientist channels.

Great design

The tools and quality of work make me Jeleous.

Spectacular. Peace and blessings.

Nice job. Great designs.

I love it absolutely beautiful!!!!

Mr robo musta been a hell of a defensive lineman back in his day.. arms like a tank.. dude could grab you up one hand and shake ya.. lol

Great job 👍👍 thkz!

so cool!!! I cant believe you've only got 12.5k subs! I was sure you'd have millions, keep it up and you will have soon..

Пруточки можно было бы вварить предварительно просверлив отверстия в корпусе и затем распилив заготовку поперёк - остались бы ложбинки для прутков, тогда сварка пошла бы в торец, шов смотрелся бы аккуратнее и не перекрывал просвет. В целом конечно лайк.

Excellent work and design 👍👍.

Great job very impressive

Cool!

One could theoretically produce power as well as purification of water. Very innovative design thank you for sharing it

Great video!