Pablo Kulbaba / Hacono Estufas
www.hacono.com
www.lestufer.com.ar
Argentina
A good starting point to all RMH research: https://permies.com/w/rmh-resources and here https://www.permies.com/t/41635/Top-Questions-Rocket-Mass-Heaters
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Benjamin Dinkel wrote:Hey Pablo,
another interesting topic.
Though I think a wiki might get a bit confusing, as a lot of people are probably looking for a lot of different things in a rocket mass heater. I for example would almost say a door with hinges is sonething I definitely don't want in my RMH :D
Pablo Kulbaba / Hacono Estufas
www.hacono.com
www.lestufer.com.ar
Argentina
A good starting point to all RMH research: https://permies.com/w/rmh-resources and here https://www.permies.com/t/41635/Top-Questions-Rocket-Mass-Heaters
A good starting point for permies.com questions: https://permies.com/w/how-permies-works
Benjamin Dinkel wrote:Cool!
I’m about to become one. I’ve been apprentiicing and planning, first stoves (for costumers) are coming up in December
Pablo Kulbaba / Hacono Estufas
www.hacono.com
www.lestufer.com.ar
Argentina
For all your Montana Masonry Heater parts (also known as) Rocket Mass heater parts.
Visit me at
dragontechrmh.com Once you go brick you will never go back!
thomas rubino wrote:Hi Pablo;
Welcome to Permies!
I'm not sure how to respond to your list.
thomas rubino wrote: I do not know the other stoves you mention, but they sound like a traditional metal box stove.
Pablo Kulbaba / Hacono Estufas
www.hacono.com
www.lestufer.com.ar
Argentina
For all your Montana Masonry Heater parts (also known as) Rocket Mass heater parts.
Visit me at
dragontechrmh.com Once you go brick you will never go back!
thomas rubino wrote:Shorty is Peter's newest design.
I believe there are less than 6 currently built in Europe and mine is the first in the US.
Here are links to Peter's development and links to my core build and the airframe construction.
https://permies.com/t/234638/Development-compact-batchrocket-core
https://permies.com/t/254283/Shorty-Core-Montana-Version-burn
https://permies.com/t/254292/Airframe-Construction-Shorty-Core
I believe this core will ultimately replace Peter's traditional BBR.
Pablo Kulbaba / Hacono Estufas
www.hacono.com
www.lestufer.com.ar
Argentina
Pablo Kulbaba wrote:
Who are your teachers in this path?
What model of stoves are you specializing in?
A good starting point to all RMH research: https://permies.com/w/rmh-resources and here https://www.permies.com/t/41635/Top-Questions-Rocket-Mass-Heaters
A good starting point for permies.com questions: https://permies.com/w/how-permies-works
Benjamin Dinkel wrote:
Pablo Kulbaba wrote:
Who are your teachers in this path?
What model of stoves are you specializing in?
I’m working with a stove builder in Catalunya, Joan Colin. https://artsambcaliu.com/qui-som/
Do you have more contacts in Spain? I’m open minded to work with whoever wants a hard working apprentice.
I haven’t specialized, but Mud’s and Paul’s ideas on bringing cost down and making reliable easy use systems available to a lot of people have me leaning towards j-tubes at the moment.
But I’m also interested in rocket powered ovens and won’t say I won’t build a batch box some time.
Pablo Kulbaba / Hacono Estufas
www.hacono.com
www.lestufer.com.ar
Argentina
A good starting point to all RMH research: https://permies.com/w/rmh-resources and here https://www.permies.com/t/41635/Top-Questions-Rocket-Mass-Heaters
A good starting point for permies.com questions: https://permies.com/w/how-permies-works
Benjamin Dinkel wrote:Hi Pablo,
thank you for the recommendation. And also thanks for the effort you put into the stove builders list. Eduardo Marquina and Pablo Bernaola never answered me when I reached out to them a while back. I haven't tried Carlos Andujar, but I've seen some of his work.
With aim to go affordable I didn't necessarily mean "cutre"-looking. Just being able to use on site material and few specialized pieces. My potential first costumer is actually super into the barrel and cob look when I showed her some pictures. And a nicely cleaned, oiled barrel without too many dents looks good to me too.
There's quite a big alternative, hippy/bohemian, off-grid population around in my area. And I think for them the natural building and a lower price are definitely a plus. I'll find out I guess.
Pablo Kulbaba / Hacono Estufas
www.hacono.com
www.lestufer.com.ar
Argentina
A good starting point to all RMH research: https://permies.com/w/rmh-resources and here https://www.permies.com/t/41635/Top-Questions-Rocket-Mass-Heaters
A good starting point for permies.com questions: https://permies.com/w/how-permies-works
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