Great looking stove! you really made a top notch cook stove that is well thought out!

Nice cook stove...Your knowledge of how cook stoves work is impressive. It would be nice to have a beautiful cook stove like that! For now, we will use the top of our wood stove and our outdoor cook stove that we would not dare bring into the house since it is sooo smokey. Thank you for sharing!

I love that stove. Thank you for sharing! I am going to pass this on to some friends who are looking for a wood heating/cooking solution for their farmhouse.

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

+Marc Thank you Marc!

Majorly inspired. My #1 interest for 2 years now and you have an amazing design.

Awesome stove, I like all the detail you added...so long and drawn out is fine with me. One of the best videos i have ever seen on KZread. Thanks.

I love this stove! I would love to have both your heating systems in my home, but since my wife and I are going to need to move to a new home soon I am going to be holding off on something like this until we get in our next house and a rocket mass heater for the house too. I have found my true calling for how to heat our homes. Thank you for showing all that you do.

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

I've been inspired by this video for many months but I lost track of it so was only going by memory for our heater...so glad I've finally found it again for all the details. (Unfortunately, the glass top we found isn't as pretty as your black one, but we'll keep our eyes out for others). Thanks for the detailed info!

Absolutely incredible. Great job!

Pretty awesome Cook Stove, congratulations! By the way I like the door handle!

This is brilliant. I’ve been searching for something like this.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. God bless you!

Love your setup and your work on that cookstove!

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Jan!

Wow!! great job!! I love your work. I really enjoyed watching you. Thanks for the video!

Looks great Matt! You are the genius tinkerer!

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much E! Hope you are all well.

Incredible function and a work of beauty to boot.

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dave!

I've never seen this before! I love it! Gotta have one. Lol

I like your cook stove and oven. Great Job. Thanks for sharing!

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I love this stove! Currently living in the Caribbean, but it would save us so much on propane

COOL! With that said I will be putting this idea on the back burner to simmer for a while. thank you for sharing

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Todd!

Wow!!! What a super awesome cool stove! Absolutely incredible. I love it! I give you two thumbs up McBrother! You did an awesome job!

Wow!! What a beautiful natural stove !!

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Hi nice job still a bit confused how the second part the oven gets heated

Neat I had thought of making a stove, to use outdoors similar, but had not seen one until now. It is nice. I am still working out the design for mine. :D

super cool stove. Definitely going to watch your channel

i just love this set up its the best iv ever seen.

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Tony.

Great vid as always!! Next, we want to see the smokeless compost pile and septic systems that we caught a qlimpse of....LOL. Seriously, was without internet for a bit but love what you do Matt and patiently awaiting more!!

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

+Tim whaley Thanks Tim, I'm working on the rest for you!

Been looking for this video. Love the stove and its similar to what i had envisioned.

The best Freaking design I love it. You are Awesome. Going to build my out door pizza stove similar.

@solilumina9329

5 жыл бұрын

Me too __ out door!!! Yyaayy

Wow!! Felicidades, me encantó 😍 saludos desde Monterrey N.L México 🇲🇽

I would like to see that oven door opened. its beautiful. All the concept its beautiful

Very nice really appreciate the presentation would love to know how much would you burn in a day during the winter time for eating and cooking

brravo e mrekullueshme puna juaj me pelqen shume perfekto.

Great job! Nice share - ty!

oh dude this thing is professional. the whole contraption is so crafty, efficient and beautiful!! all the way down to those v shaped starter sticks. And that door lock?? dope!.. Gotta build one similar. Should make a patreon page for your knowledge, people would pay you for sure.

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

+Baron Stierlen Thank you so much, I can't tell you how much I appreciate your kind words Baron. I will look into Patreon at some point here, thank you!

Que hermoso lugar y muy bonita casa. La estufa muy bonita. Gracias

Dear Mr. Handsome, what an amazing stove!!! Absolutely Genius and super video.

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

+Rickki Johns What a sweet message to wake up to this beautiful morning! Thank you Rikki!

@rickkijohns1408

8 жыл бұрын

+broaudio My pleasure!

That's pretty amazing

use dampened wood ash;s on a clean rag to clean the glass , rise the rag wipe the glass clean and wipe dry with paper towels or newspaper .. It is a very old method to clean stove glass

that thing is awesome

Good Job!! I hear bread made in a wood stove is much better than anything made today!!

Your secondary air tube...see if you can ceramic that somehow. Would it help to pre-heat primary or secondary air first using some kind of heat exchange?

Wow, I really like this! Brilliant!!

It was wonderful. Thank you.

Friend, is it possible to replace the metal part that oxygenates the fire with a small opening next to the flame observation glass? Thanks.

Beautiful

Can't wait to build one of these at my moms little log cabin!

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

+David Eaks Right on David, I hope you do. Do me a favor, build the firebox/cooktop as shown at least once before second guessing it, please! Not to say that's what you do, that's just the normal diy routine. I'd love to hear feedback on one that was identical from someone like yourself. Thanks for the comment my friend.

@david22234

8 жыл бұрын

+broaudio Definitely! This won't be one of my spare-time backyard experiments. We want this build to be exactly like yours. What you've built fits her needs, wants and space perfectly. Build won't start until July, when she moves into her new (old) cabin from teaching overseas.

Ive seen the old traditional soapstone stoves of European design that were strictly for heating. Ive always been curious about this application though cooking & heating with as near to complete combustion as possible. Can you recommend some good resource material on this specific application? Thx. Well done btw.

How well does it heat your house and do you get cold weather where you live?

this is interesting and i would like to know more about constructing it

wow, fabulous, where's the build video??

@edwinsantiago1872

3 жыл бұрын

Were can I get a blue prints.

@kansasadventure1831

2 жыл бұрын

@@edwinsantiago1872 their for sale now. There was a picture/link in the left upper corner at the end of the video.

Nice work kindly sher the drawing or a hand drow specific specialy the fire root how it go to the owne Thanks Malik

Good idea and easy to make the same

Got to learn this and apply it in side jobs....

Love your stove , it's an awesome achievement . I had a thought on your viewing window on the cook side . Would an air wash help there to keep it cleaner or hinder the burn ?

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! The window is scoured by the secondary air and fuel mix. It's right in the most violent area, and it's awesome to see. I like your idea, it may be possible to get it to stay a bit cleaner with a bit more flow management. It may not be able to get it to stay clean, but, it's a great thought, thank you for sharing it!

About how heavy is that thing? Wondering about supporting it in the middle of the room from the underside.

Do you have any cooking demonstrations with the stove? Baking and top cooking?

What’s the best way to learn how to build a masonry heater?

so many awesome ideas in current days if I'd had this and many other ideas as I was struggling so badly as a single mom I could have built Nubian home and done this and more and dine just fine. 100 percent clear vision on should've could of etc nice job here

Hi good job I am watching all yours videos and thks to share 😊 I am in NJ I really building on different but sooner I watch your I am like to make couple changes , question for you what the best way to install the insulated bricks? Did you live in the water before install or we don't need doing the, thks again

great job!!!

Coolest stove I have ever seen....

@BeeRich33

5 жыл бұрын

Check out some of the rocket stoves that are used in homes.

I am wondering..... with the typical built home... do you have to put something underneath the floor due to the heaviness of stove? Thanks

Any issue using bricks with holes for the manifold and outside?

I would love to see a complete build video. I'm looking for a good one to use to build one for our off grid cabin on our property this year. Please show me your complete build of this stove.

where did you get the glass.what kind is it

Great job. I just have some questions: Can I use a different top and can the temperature be control. I love you video.

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Yes, you can choose whatever top you like. Temperature is controlled via the oven bypass flap.

Hi there Can you sketch the schematic of the air flow route, pls

Lovely stove! Does it also serve as a mass heater?

Do you build them and how much do they cost.?

What is the square footage of the area it will heat ?

Beautiful this is the one!

Wow I like it great job

In the plan description you mentioned that there's a white oven option with this design, what is a white oven?

Dry hardwood ash will clean the inside of your glass really well.

Can a Walker stove have a downdraft to the outside??

Mr. Walker, do you sell all of the metal and glass parts for a batch rocket burn chamber, such as the p channel, door, etc.? If not, do you know anyone who does or could build one for me?

Very nice stove

Nice stove. I am thinking about building a Kincho here in Chile and would like to steal some of your ideas. Jim

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

Steal 'em Jim, steal 'em! There are links in the description that go to build photos and details of the air and whatnot. One crucial thing, the flame path is long and must be insulated the entire way, just as this one is. Otherwise, you are gonna smoke and burn dirty, often. Let's see it when you build it please! Thanks for the comment, good luck on the build.

@ChileExpatFamily

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the help. I intend to build a Quincho which is an outside kitchen. It will have a brick oven and a stove. The only problem I have here is that they do not use bricks in the south of Chile. They use concrete and they have fire brick but no "Bricks" so I have to make mine of stone. So we will see. Thanks again from Chile. Jim

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

You can easily make your own adobes with local clay/sand, and depending on what you are going for...you can change the properties with additives. Straw fiber for outer skins, perlite/vermiculite for insulated inner bricks. Then you might line just the wood feed with real fire brick splits to protect against abrasion, but try to keep the mass low in the firebox, in any burner. Good luck!

@ChileExpatFamily

8 жыл бұрын

The soil here is volcanic in nature and therefore either ashy or very, very loamy. You do not see Clay here at all. You do not see adobe either since it rains buckets here in the winter, 142" that is INCHES a winter. Where I am is nothing like the Amazon. We are just a little north of Antarctica. We get a 5 min snow every 4 years and it rarely gets over 90 degrees here, so we are more like Washington State than the Amazon. As a result no clay here. We do have lots, and lots of round rocks like you would see in an region that was dominated by glacial activity. So round field stones are my choice by default. I will let you know how it goes. Jim

@9:45 it shows how it heats up the baking chamber (y)

Very good vid

Sir, it's awesome. I am thinking to build one in rural area in my hometown where most of the family using traditional wood fire stop that I think it's not healthy, where the smoke is everywhere during cooking time. Please assist me with the low cost for them. Thank you, really appreciate it

One thing that I don't understand is why the exhaust gas doesn't flow back out of the feed door when you're lighting it, since it has to go down through the stove inside. Wouldn't the path of least resistance be back out the feed door instead? I know that it works, but I don't understand how.

I'd like to build a wood stove to heat my shop that I can also cook on. Yours looks great... Any ideas?

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Build one my friend! Thank you for the kind words.

I want to see how you build it internally

can you bring the two .j tube [mass heater], and the sidewinder cook stove? what is missing is a temperature gauge on your oven. is there no temperature control in the oven. the oven does not look like that there is no insert. the fumes would get into food.. if the oven temperature could be controlled. then so has the fire box temperature. could controlling the firebox temperature alter the burn quality. if it could do. perhaps incorporating the j tube [mass heater]., with the sidewinder cook stove would bring the whole thing together. maybe, even hot water could be possible.lots of people ask this question, as to bring the two appliances to gether.

Love it

we live in a small village. How can you have this in a home. What bylaws restrictions are there in Ontario

You have more grass on your roof than I do on my back lawn, did you use peat moss roof shingles? And I like your stove, it's really fancy!

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Ha! I live where the moss and forest will claim anything that doesn't move for 10 days. Thank you! kzread.info/dash/bejne/lpiVlteHmpS_mps.html

very awsome thank you for sharing ,your wonderful craftsmanship, i do have a question pertaining to the mass heater that you switched around,to a front loader. do you miss the top loading style that it once was, i personally thought that was the cats meow. what are the pros and cons betweenst the two ? ok back the oven now do you have to close that bypass off to open the black oven door ? you certainly are the rocket man ! thanks for shareing?

@broaudio

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Darrell. The open firebox in a J is really cool, it's fun to load, safe for kids, and offers some great ambiance. It isn't very flexible in terms of fuel size or burn control. The enclosed firebox batch style rockets can handle more fuel of varying sizes, offer better control, and can hold larger loads for longer burns. Both are great! At lot depends on the size of your space and usage. J is wonderful for smaller spaces, and if you there to tend it. The batch is better for larger spaces, absent operators, and I think offers better control for the cooking applications. The oven door can be opened without opening the bypass, but depending on what's going on in the firebox, it's usually good practice to open the bypass when opening the oven door. That said, usually by time something is cooked the fire is dying down and in practice I rarely actually do that. No smoke in the house unless you really blow it. Hope that helps!

You are very funny. Thank you for the upload it is wonderful to see this stove as it gives one food for thought. Ta

Hi Matt. I've been out of touch for quite a while. Glad to see you are still so productive and putting out informative and useful vids! Can you see any possibility of tucking a white oven in there to replace the black oven? Maybe using hard brick splits somehow? Also, do you think mass could be added to chimney somehow to get more "mass heating" out of that general style of stove? All the best, Mark

@broaudio

6 жыл бұрын

Hey, thanks for the comment Mark. I think a low mass white oven would be best, simply a metal box inserted in the oven opening would be a dead simple way to achieve that. Covered ceramic cookware is my favorite solution when cooking foods I don't want flavored. Chimney could be built with masonry for sure. It could also support a bench or additional bell, the firebox has plenty of power. Hope that helps.

Do know how many btu’s this makes?

Love the idea. thanks for the video. I have a few questions for you. Can the oven be isolated from the cook top and vis-a versa? And can you regulate the cook top temperature by increasing or decreasing the heat venting?

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks! You can use the bypass to circumvent the oven, but the cooktop is always in the flue path in this layout. Yes, fuel and venting can have a large impact on cook top temp, and the design is laid out such that the cook top is variable temp from high to low, following the flue path. In use, I've found it's very intuitive to find the ideal temp. You slide your pan around and it sizzles or boils or simmers or whatever, easy peasy. Hope that answers your question.

@caseymcclellan4221

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. How about ambient room temp? How much heat comes off the bricks in use?

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

If you run it for a while the outer skin will idle at around 100°F. It's a nice little masonry heater for a small space.

Great stove! It will make a good inspiration. I am now planing to build mine here in south Portugal (yes winter also gets a bit cool and very humid during the nights here) So it will be good to sleep warm and keep humidity out.I was wandering about the lack of a fume cupboard to remove the humidity from the cooking. Don't you feel a need for it?Thank you.

@sDelBello

6 жыл бұрын

By cupboard I mean a range hood or a vent. Thank you.

@broaudio

6 жыл бұрын

I don't feel it's necessary in my home/environment. If my house were tighter, or I didn't heat with wood, I might feel differently. I tend to do any greasy/smokey cooking in the oven so it vents out the chimney. Stove top will produce moisture from boiling and cooking, but the house is pretty dry inside in the winter. Hope that helps.

Tenks is beautiful Engyi

Is this a Hollywood casting?

Did you design the stove yourself? It's awesome. Very impressive and interesting. I might consider making a smaller version or my place.

@broaudio

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's my own design. Thank you!

I would like to see a diagram of the core. The stove looks badass.

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

+Bob Vance Hi Bob, the Walker Stoves site has the core layout there for you, layer by layer. Good to see you man, hope you are well!

@bvisel4558

8 жыл бұрын

All is well. I'll check out the site. I thought you would have left a link. Take care Matt.

@broaudio

8 жыл бұрын

+Bob Vance Fixed it Bob, links in the description. Thank you.

@bvisel4558

8 жыл бұрын

Excellent!

Foarte interesant ! Daca as vedea cum s-a lucrat, as construi si eu ceva asemnator.