Collapsible rocket stove

[Masons Forge]

Here is my chance to give back. I made this for my brother because he helps with a group much like the scouts. He took the prototype to the camp and he said it was good because the younger kids with their fire badge could run it while the others looked for small sticks.
It is cut from 1/8" sheet and the grill or grate is 3/16

rocket stove with tabs.dxf

[acourtjester]

Neat thanks for posting

[OTHill]

Well you beat me to it.I had almost the same thing on the drawing board.Thanks masons forge.

[Masons Forge]

glad I could help, it seems to work well.

[TimP]

Nice little stove.

Thanks for sharing!
Tim

[Zippo]

Thanks for posting.

[LakeCruiser]

Thanks for the post.

[wyopower]

real nice...

[bizkuitsandgravy]

Thanks! I think I will make this for my scout troop.

[Robert]

Thanks Looks Great

[Josh1926]

thats pretty awesome

[Yellowdodge2005]

Thanks man just what I was looking for

[gwind]

That's really nice, thank you.

[nuno115]

Thank you so much, I love rocket stoves...
you can check some of the ones I built on my youtube channel, but I do not have plans for those...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzpIbWn4okk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOH3OwPJBPI

but I am still learning...

[ETCWeld]

thanks for this

[PBERLAN]

Thanks for the share. I cannot seem to get it converted to and SVG file correctly. I have used a convertor. Does anyone have any help on this?

[ROKCRLER]

See if this works for you.

rocket stove with tabs.svg

[adbuch]

Thanks for the share. I cannot seem to get it converted to and SVG file correctly. I have used a convertor. Does anyone have any help on this?

I am guessing that you want to edit with Inkscape, and then save as dxf to import to Sheetcam to create your tool paths? I'm not sure which converter you used, but I have used Convertio (free online file converter) and it has always done a good job for me.
David

https://convertio.co/

[PBERLAN]

Thank you guys. I will get to work on it asap. I appreciate the responses

[PBERLAN]

Thanks for the share. I cannot seem to get it converted to and SVG file correctly. I have used a convertor. Does anyone have any help on this?

I am guessing that you want to edit with Inkscape, and then save as dxf to import to Sheetcam to create your tool paths? I'm not sure which converter you used, but I have used Convertio (free online file converter) and it has always done a good job for me.
David

https://convertio.co/

That is exactly what I am trying to do. Doesnt seem to want to work for me. I always have trouble doing this.

[Squatchemup]

HAD A GUN SHOW AND WAS ASKED FOR ONE OF THESE. GREAT SHARE THANKS

[adbuch]

Thanks for the share. I cannot seem to get it converted to and SVG file correctly. I have used a convertor. Does anyone have any help on this?

I am guessing that you want to edit with Inkscape, and then save as dxf to import to Sheetcam to create your tool paths? I'm not sure which converter you used, but I have used Convertio (free online file converter) and it has always done a good job for me.
David

https://convertio.co/

That is exactly what I am trying to do. Doesnt seem to want to work for me. I always have trouble doing this.

I have recently discovered that convertio quite often has problems converting from dxf to svg format. I now use LightBurn to accomplish this conversion. LightBurn has a free download for trial period and costs only around $60 to purchase a perpetual license. It is a great program which I highly recommend.
David

rocket stove dxf opened with LightBurn.jpg

rocket stove dxf opened with LightBurn and exported as svg.jpg

rocket stove dxf opened with LightBurn and exported as svg opened with Inkscape.jpg

[adbuch]

Here is the information for LightBurn.
David

https://lightburnsoftware.com/pages/tri ... re-you-buy

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LightBurn Download and Trial.jpg

[acourtjester]

I just jumped on the Lightburn band wagon, looking to add a laser to my table and a friend's table too. Bought a Neje A40640 dual module, 3-D printed an adjustable mount to go on the Z axis on the table. That will allow for different thickness of material or projects. Lightburn teaching an old dog new tricks.

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[plasmanewbie]

That's awesome Tom! Surprised at how affordable it is, wish I had more play time I would pick one up to mess around with.