Nice Job. Every home in America should have one of these in the basement.

Thank you for the education as well as the entertainment. Genuinely impressed. So much better than ANY show on TV. EDIT: Oh, yeah: the music was very cool.

I keep coming back to this incredible amazing video.. From start to finish I can sit down and watch this over and over again.. God and the goddess must be telling me something like I need to start in on the Rocket Stove Mass Heater on this old abandoned homestead. There's so much scrap metal, fire bricks and more that I can use for this very project. God is good ❤️🫂💪

Very impressive build! Watching you put it together was very informational. Thanks so much for the video.

Wow so much work!! Tremendous amount of cob and stones. Nice job, I bet the pups love it

@DIYwithUncleCy

3 жыл бұрын

Yep nearly 3 years later as the winter begins, and the first place they go if they don't need to do business out in the yard.

Finally, rocket stoves and good musical taste together!

@DIYwithUncleCy

4 жыл бұрын

LOL thanks man.

@jeromienorton6125

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously I love this music

@wayawolf1967

8 ай бұрын

With the mute on. Sounded like 1920 techno........@@jeromienorton6125

One of the best RMH I have seen.

WOW! Awesome ! I want one in my home!

Thank You very much Uncle cy I appreciate that

you are the example of achivment very beautifull rocket mass i learned a lot and i wil make one.

Merry Christmas to you Uncle cy

Masterpiece.

Muy bueno si vídeo, buena música, y ardua labor, me encantó las separación de la pared que le hizo para aislar el calor de la misma y de paso aprovecha el aire caliente que sube por conveccion, muy buena la masa de acumulación de calor, saludos desde Uruguay..........

Nice job

Thank you, good video

Thank you

One of the best video's on RMH s I've seen. I'm amazed at the weight of material going on top of the pipes. Wanted to see what would sit on the tiles between the drum nd d wall. Wondered was the drum easy to lift off for cleaning. Beautiful job!

@DIYwithUncleCy

10 ай бұрын

The barrel is permanent, however there are several cleanouts that let me Vacuum out the pipes and the barrel. The shelf behind the barrel is where I put a fan during the winter to blow air around the barrel to warm the shop faster. Hope that helps Thanks for watching.

Curious as to how you would clean the and service the pipes after such a great packing job.

Wonderful work ! But I'm likely going to go a little nuts trying to get a material count to have on hand for the build.

Whats your floor made of? I want to put one in my cabin wood floors but has a cement board on the ground for the current stove

Well done, u said once u start it's gonna go fast and I'm sure it seemed longer to you but it did come right together

@DIYwithUncleCy

3 жыл бұрын

If you watch the whole playlist, my comment makes more sense.

I subscribe can you leave some sort of list of the materials used please!? And what is the risk of fire?

Awesome. How do you clean it?

Good job sir I m from Indian occupied Kashmir .I want make this one in my home

i plan on visiting some very cold climes next month. I've been psyching up watching time lapse blizzard videos and discovered rocket stove applications! I can't believe the temperatures generated by mass heaters. While some DIYers are looking for the ultimate hi -tech riser insulator, your build is the best I've seen. Where I'm from, we say "Aloha!"

I want one in the basement. Tremendous heat. Only steam.

Really. Really nice. Cheers food

@itanc1

2 жыл бұрын

I meant ‘dood’. No food. 👍

You made all that for the dogs?

Isn't that beautiful! How has it served you over the years?

What kind of mortar did you use? A fire type mortar? Thanks

Hey uncle cy who does the music on that video I find myself playing at in my man cave shed when I I am doing my work on my shed inside of it I play that video over and over it's really upbeat

@DIYwithUncleCy

5 жыл бұрын

The music on this video is from Epidemic sound. There are several different groups used in this video so not sure which song you are referring too. All of it is pretty good. Epidemic is a music library for creators, once you buy a membership you can use any music in their library for any video you make.

SPLENDID! So many wonderful things i,ve learned from this video!I have built one and just at 1 meter distance from it I have a terracotta wood stove. Do you think that I cut introduce the exhaust tube into it instead of building a heat mass? In this case the terracotta will be the mass heater and then the smoke will go out of the chimney.The terracotta stove is 1.50m high, 60cm large and 35 cm width.I would be very grateful if you could answer my question. Thank you so much!

@DIYwithUncleCy

4 жыл бұрын

That is one I am unsure of, without seeing the set up anyway. If you are on Facebook, look up the group "Rocket mass heaters international" You will find the people there very enthusiastic and helpful to find answers to your question.

Great video.. what is the sound track.

Good

4:35 what are you filling up with sand, the sides of the whole thing? can you show the top op the barrel?

Is cement and or cement blocks not an alternative to the cob?

What do you do about Soot build up? Can it be cleaned

May I ask how you prepare your mortar?

Fantastic job. How much space did you leave between the brick stack and the top of the barrel?

@DIYwithUncleCy

6 жыл бұрын

+Tim White about 2 inches give or take a 1/4

@timwhite9255

6 жыл бұрын

w?

@DIYwithUncleCy

6 жыл бұрын

Tim White sorry. Was on my phone and big fingers little keyboard and all.

Great job, how do you clean out ashes and do you expect much cresote, i know rocket heaters burn its smoke, just wondering...! Also, where the dogs are standing, the tiles, are they warm!? Thanks 👍

@DIYwithUncleCy

4 жыл бұрын

There is a clean out in the end of the bench, open it and you can reach down both pipes to the manifold and the chimney. And no the dogs were laying down the tiles only get to about 100 degrees.

@andrewzentz8861

3 жыл бұрын

6:11 mark you can see the clean out.

Could you use poured concrete instead of cob? It's hard to get the materials for cob where I live. If so, would I add more, larger aggregate?

@DIYwithUncleCy

4 жыл бұрын

It is hard to get Clay, Sand, and water? That is unusual. In this particular application I would not recommend concrete. Concrete retains moisture for too long and can explode when high heat is applied.

2 inches or a tad less from top of heat riser to the top of the barrel. If you have too big of a gap it won't work. Yes, it's a tight space.

@itsayswithoutgoing9571

3 жыл бұрын

Small reality...randomly looked up this topic after hearing about it on a podcast. Second vid I’ve watched and mindlessly scrolled the comments, and there you are. Been listening to you for a year or more! Not sure this is the system giving itself away, but odd nonetheless. Cheers!

pretty cool ! can you tell what do you use for glueing the refractory bricks?

@DIYwithUncleCy

3 жыл бұрын

That was clay slip. Once the brick is encased in cob it's very solid.

@juansimon7020

3 жыл бұрын

@@DIYwithUncleCy thank you very much

Is mixing the straw with it called "stray hay plaster" ? I was curious why you were mixing it I found some "stray hay plaster" which I read about, I guess the straw helps it stay together almost like rebar for concrete cracking curious if there's another reason though, thanks for the video!

@wisewoman7906

3 жыл бұрын

It's called cobb (or cob) and it doesn't burn, hardly cracks, and holds together forever. The straw gives it tensile strength.

how long did it take to build in hours?

I love it and I love your channel and I love your interest in chainsaws I'll be putting my collection of chainsaws up too soon on my channel

@DIYwithUncleCy

5 жыл бұрын

Keep watching because next spring I hope to be starting on my tiny house and a timber frame pagoda to chainsaw carve under. And thank.you.

I’m just curious, how exactly do you clean out the ashes in this heater? I don’t see any ash clean out points. Wanting to build one of these myself and just trying to learn more about them.

@DIYwithUncleCy

3 жыл бұрын

The Clean out is on the end of the bench. I can slide a shop vac hose back into either of the bench tubes and vac them out.

@joerepella2160

3 жыл бұрын

Very very impressive. My question is on the same lines. Can pipes be cleaned ? Does it get a build up ?

@andrewzentz8861

3 жыл бұрын

6:11 mark you can see the cleaning outlet.

That is glass wooĺ? I think this material my friend is very very dangerus!

Excuse me sir, whats that for? I have seen the previous vids and still cant figure out what is It. Sorry for my bad english

@connorwestgate

4 жыл бұрын

furnace to heat a house

Thanks for a great wordless visual guide! I'm in Ukraine at the beginning of what will hopefully be years helping to rebuild the nation. Our top priority: building the first RMH system in a newly liberated village near Kharkiv. I've got Ernie & Erika's guide but no one here has built one before. Would sure like to have some expertise on hand, at least digitally. Can anyone help us?

How can you clean the long pipe extension? They are bound to accumulate soot and dust over time.

@DIYwithUncleCy

Жыл бұрын

There is a clean out on the end of the bench from there I can stick a shop vac hose in and vac out anything that is there.

Not knocking you're work cause it's quite simply amazing but there had to be better things than those big sharp rocks to kneel on during the build. My knees are hurting just watching that

@DIYwithUncleCy

2 жыл бұрын

LOL yea I spent time recovering from that,

Silly question, how do you clean out the ash?

@DIYwithUncleCy

3 жыл бұрын

There is a clean out on the end of the bench. It can be opened and a shop vac hose can be inserted and vac up any ash that may be present. When I started to do it this year before winter began I got about 1 cup of ash. These things really do burn more efficiently than most people realize. As far as the burn box ash in there I scoop out with a fireplace shovel I shortened and bent into an "L" shape.

@DIYwithUncleCy

3 жыл бұрын

There is a play list for this heater that includes 9 videos of its build and all of that is explained in them.

What did you put around your stack

@DIYwithUncleCy

4 жыл бұрын

If you mean the heat riser inside the barrel, it has a metal shield that contains a mix of clay slip and perlite.

If I only understood what an RMH was it would make some sense of what you have done, nice though it is....

@toro220d

5 жыл бұрын

Rocket manifold heater

@quebecredneck666

4 жыл бұрын

Rocket mass heater

Did you use fire brick? Thanks

@DIYwithUncleCy

2 жыл бұрын

For the J tube yes.

Been wondering. Why is the riser section necessary? Why can't you go straight into the Mass material then flue?

@DIYwithUncleCy

2 жыл бұрын

Without the heat riser it would not draw the down draft through the burn tunnel, which would mean it would smoke back into the room. The riser heats up impro ing the draw ie heat rises causing the draw.

@l0I0I0I0

2 жыл бұрын

@@DIYwithUncleCy Oh, I had thought it was the wider diameter of burn outlet causing a lower pressure giving the higher pressure gas in the burn chamber a place to go, or perhaps both? Thanks for the help. Trying to develop a new one special purposed. What's the name of that whole section that surounds the riser inside the barrel including the barrel?

What kind of motor are you using ?

@DIYwithUncleCy

2 жыл бұрын

??? There is no motor in a Rocket Mass Heater.

How is the ash removed?

@emavanesa9504

3 күн бұрын

Lo he visto hasta el final. Tratando de entender eso también

Как золу выгружать

I wish I could go to Ukraine and teach people how make a simple rocket mass heater I'm sure with all the bombing there I'd tons of scrap wood they could use thus winter

@DIYwithUncleCy

Жыл бұрын

I wish I were a bit younger and could go help them in many other ways. They do not deserve what is happening to them. My neighbors that bought the house across the street form me showed me videos of their town (and their house) being bombed. They are refugees from Ukraine.

@oliverscorsim

7 ай бұрын

These heaters come from that part of the world so I'm sure they're familiar with the idea

it's a nice achievement, the least well presented I've seen! friendly

You know you dont need to spend money on pipes inside the mass section .Just make it hollow with a couple of inspection points