Rural firewood integrated stove is a traditional cooking tool. Because of its unique design, it can not only cook food quickly, but also save fuel and reduce environmental pollution. Here is a detailed introduction to the rural firewood integrated stove *.

Materials:

1. More than ten bricks

2. A medium-sized fire net.

3. Some straw ropes

4. Some stove bricks

Steps:

1. Find a suitable location. It's best to be outdoors, away from the house, but it's convenient to cook. The ground should be flat and free of flammable substances.

2. Prepare materials. Put about 10 bricks on the ground to make them form a straight line. This will be the basis of the stove.

3. Tie the bricks together with straw rope to make the stove more stable. Check after binding to ensure that the furnace is stable.

4. Put the fire net above the brick and fix it on the brick with some brackets. This will be the shelf of the stove.

5. Make a stove with some bricks. The furnace needs a long passage so that the flue gas can be discharged smoothly.

6. Build a furnace shell outside the furnace. This will wrap the whole stove, leaving only a small exit for smoke to escape.

7. Cover the furnace shell with some furnace bricks as side plates.

8. Finally, build some small exhaust holes with furnace bricks. This can prevent the furnace from overheating or supercooling.

Rural firewood integrated stove * is not complicated, only some common materials and simple tools are needed to complete it. Whether it is barbecue in the wild or cooking at home, the rural firewood integrated stove is a very practical cooking tool.