Showing off my Rocket Stove
Channel: Ian Schlom
Date: 30/09/2020

I used a 28 oz can of crushed tomato to make the furnace area (that place where the fire goes). The chimney is a 16 oz can of beans. The structure containing them is a paint can with a helpful handle which helps with portability. I used soil as insulation (doesn't work perfectly well). I cut up a tin can, flattened it, cut holes in it, and made it the length of the crushed tomatoes can to serve as a bed for the sticks and twigs.
Before I set anything on fire, I checked that each can was made with tin and not aluminum by prodding it with a magnet (aluminum isn't magnetic). Safety tip: Don't burn aluminum because (a) inhaling it will slice your brain is something I've heard and (b) idk it just can't be good....
This was inspiration:
* This article and video: https://offgridworld.com/how-to-make-a-tin-can-rocket-stove/
* The instructions in Recipes for Disaster https://we.riseup.net/assets/35370/crimethinc.recipes.for.disaster.an.anarchist.cookbook.pdf https://crimethinc.com/books/recipes-for-disaster

P.S. This video's actually dedicated to the public domain.