It can boil water, like most alcohol stoves, but can it simmer or do a low heat setting? Which most alcohol stoves can't do as they can't adjust or adjust down enough to maintain a low flame.
Awesome stove, I am impressed. I know how challenging it is to design a good burner, I have built a few myself. I was successful building a miniature gasoline lantern, now I am working on an alcohol one. Any suggestions would be great.....
now to see if you can fiddle with it to see how it burns other fuels like naphtha or kerosene. would be really interesting to see if a diy "all fuels" stove is doable. cheers! and keep up the amazing work!!!
That's what I was thinking. I've never saw one like it. Really good job. I would like to know how you did it however, I can understand if you keep the design to yourself. Again, really nice.
clkindred That's very kind of you. Thanks! I look forward to watching. Necessity is the mother of invention and I understand the amount of thought and workmanship that went into this. The world has become to easy and I admire someone that sweats out a unique tool for a unique job. I commend you!
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look like a primus omniuel style stove with a larger jet for alcohol.
Hello. 6:30 Why does your pan have these fins underneath? What's the science in this? Thanks for your videos from Brasil!(google tradutor)
It can boil water, like most alcohol stoves, but can it simmer or do a low heat setting? Which most alcohol stoves can't do as they can't adjust or adjust down enough to maintain a low flame.
Glad to see you're back! Love the new format. Are you going to publish a build video for this new setup?
thanks, I can't post a build video because the building happened so slowly. I will post a design video explaining why it's built the way it is.
awesome video thanks
+tinbender998 Thank you!
Hey! Glad to see you back clkindred! That's a nice stove you made there. Where were you camping in this video? That ridge seems really familiar...
+TheBoeKing Thanks, that's "McCurdy Park" in Lost Creek Wilderness Colorado.
What brand of stove is that?
Wow it's been a while, glad to see you back.
+UnbeltedSundew Thanks!
Awesome stove, I am impressed. I know how challenging it is to design a good burner, I have built a few myself. I was successful building a miniature gasoline lantern, now I am working on an alcohol one. Any suggestions would be great.....
now to see if you can fiddle with it to see how it burns other fuels like naphtha or kerosene. would be really interesting to see if a diy "all fuels" stove is doable.
cheers! and keep up the amazing work!!!
That's straight up Jedi stuff right there.
Nice!
+Joep Stuyfzand Thank you!
Wow, I find interesting how diligent proof of concept can turn a bunch of miscellaneous, into an efficient machine; cheers mate!.
Very nice can you put up plans on the vapour generator, how the brass coils are done? Thanks : )
braver man than I, I wouldnt have anything to do with methanol, i like my eyes XD
Hey, missed your vids. Glad you're back.
Awesome stove, love your vids, keep up the good work... Your campsite looks like a perfect missing 411 zone..
+John Hayward Thank you!
first.
are you in Colorado?
Yes.
Cool! Looks like a great stove, congrats on getting it working.
+Druetty Thank you!
Amazing scenery.
+Trimere It was well worth the effort to get there.
Nice job, well done.
+Timothy Ciarlette Thank you!
nice job!
+John Snyder Thank you!
cool
+QuaintNotions Thanks!
Very nice. Where did you obtain the pressure pump container?
I made it.
+clkindred oh the container, that is a stainless steel bottle that vodka was sold in.
That's what I was thinking. I've never saw one like it. Really good job. I would like to know how you did it however, I can understand if you keep the design to yourself. Again, really nice.
Oh I plan on a design video, I was going to talk about it in this video but it would have been too long.
clkindred
That's very kind of you. Thanks! I look forward to watching. Necessity is the mother of invention and I understand the amount of thought and workmanship that went into this. The world has become to easy and I admire someone that sweats out a unique tool for a unique job. I commend you!