Introduction: KP Pyramid Wood Stove
I like to go outdoor ... and i like to camp there. In a wilderness fire is mandatory .. protection.. warm ... light. But safety on the first place. So against open fire, I assemble a small take dawn stove...it concentrate heat on spot
Step 1: KP Pyramid Wood Stove
Ideas on paper and after on metal sheets. Cut it in isosceles triangles. 3+1 pcs an 1 small triangle and 1 small square. I use a 1 mm thick material, Simple iron sheet. Then I cut out hinges on 3 sides...and it stay up as predicted.
Step 2: KP Pyramid Wood Stove
On the 4th triangle - bottom part - i cut out connection points, stove door, and make holes for heat exhaust. On small triangle cut out middle opening an bent corners. Triangle bottom part and small triangle are to make all this secure and firmly together.
Step 3: KP Pyramid Wood Stove
It is assembled. Now follows the door and first testings. At home i start with penny alcohol stove and it works. On a frozen day see picture, I go out and burn small pc's of wood which is collected arround... little to much moisture was in this wood. Still, water start to boil.. Of course, black bottom on container is to be expected...if the wood is not really dry, as plenty of smoke..
It work!!
Then I saw a bag and stove is packed and ready to go...
Sincerely yours...
Krešimir
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First Prize in the
Great Outdoors Contest
47 Comments
5 years ago
I use dry firewood to light the stove, then slowly ad fresher and larger sticks too. no problems with smoke at all.
5 years ago
Great DIY project. I'm going to add (with some height experimentation) a charcoal grate. Should be able to bake a whole chicken on a vertical rack and metal grill cover.
8 years ago
I wish to make one double this size next year as an evaporator for maple syrup, thanks for sharing
Reply 6 years ago
Did you ever make a larger version of this one? I'm curious as to how it performed.
7 years ago on Introduction
MOST EXCELLENT!!
7 years ago on Introduction
Awesome!
7 years ago on Introduction
Awesome instructable! Is it possible to provde your cutting dimensions for each sheet? To know the hinges etc?
8 years ago
That's so cool and small enough to carry
8 years ago on Introduction
I really like this ! Thank you. Charlene G
8 years ago on Introduction
nice job
8 years ago on Step 3
awesome :D
8 years ago on Introduction
Just wanted to say congratulations on being a finalists in the Great Outdoors Contest! This was a fantastic instructable! Good luck!
8 years ago on Introduction
That is a great design and really good workmanship. Thanks for posting.
Regards, Martin.
8 years ago on Step 3
Well done , clever and very neat Thanks
8 years ago on Introduction
Thank you for this, I was just about to start a rocket stove but the portability of this really appeals. Sure, I might as well make both!
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Please, when finished, put the picture for all of us.....
8 years ago on Introduction
Have you seen this: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/baker-stove-an-energy-efficient-cookstove-for-the-developing-world/x/485120 ?
Similar idea, yours seems easier to transport though :)
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
On the world are enormous types and solutions. Make one for yourselves and enjoy...;)
8 years ago on Step 3
Make one at least one half again that size. And being bigger It would be easier.?
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Make you one for yourselves half size and test burning....:)