Glenn Herbert wrote:I know the typical small rocket stove has an L-shaped flame path, but why do you want to use that style in a larger indoor unit? The J-tube has been found to be more efficient in combustion, it self-feeds as long as the sticks in the feed tube last, and its ergonomics are better adapted to typical American stand-at-the-stove practice. (Cooks in third world countries the rocket stove was developed for tend to squat at the fire to cook.)
What I mean by L shape is the bench part not the stove. Example... start at the NW corner of wall go south the length of a couch and then go east the length of a couch, L shape.
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