Diy outdoor stove

In which my brother builds a cinderblock rocket stove / jet cooker and shares the evidence. As you can see from the pictures, it's small and it works!

I love how versatile this fire stove is. Anything from charcoal or firewood to coconut shells can be used as fuel and it's so efficient.

This outdoor stove is known as a rocket stove as it uses twigs instead of logs for fuel. It’s also extremely easy to build.The L-shaped design of the chimney results in virtually smoke-free cooking, and since it requires minimal amounts of wood, it’s rather sustainable and eco-friendly. The materials needed to build this stove are cheap and easy to find. It makes a good outdoor stove for cooking and grilling, or simply for keeping warm.

Rocket stoves are perfect for efficient cooking in any setting, whether you're camping or prepping at home. Learn how to craft your own with these 10 inspiring DIY design ideas that save energy and space. Save this pin for later and get started on your next DIY project!

How to Build a Rocket Stove

Brick Wide Rocket Stove: Extra wide rocket stove. I tried the smaller half brick chimney but needed a larger cooking area. Works better for me.

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