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  • @58Kym
    @58Kym 11 років тому +14

    this is not just recycling, not just precision engineering for purpose. This is art!

  • @axiom3279
    @axiom3279 11 років тому

    Out of all the mini alcohol stoves diy, this is by far the best one on youtube.

  • @amshamil1991
    @amshamil1991 6 років тому +1

    Been watching diy alcohol stove videos recently, by far the best one ever will be this one.

  • @DixieWright2
    @DixieWright2 11 років тому

    Very neat! My boyfriend has became a little obsessed with making these. His keep getting better each time. Yours are true works of art. We both love them. Human ingenuity showcased here.

  • @joekirklin
    @joekirklin 11 років тому +1

    True craftsmanship and reuse of materials. WELL DONE!

    • @kmkmr22
      @kmkmr22  11 років тому

      Thank you :)

  • @oakrdgang
    @oakrdgang 10 років тому

    Impressive engineering young man, reminds me of the early twenties when aircraft and car metal work was hands on. Those old timers had skill now days its rare. Well done

  • @TungstenCarbideTempe
    @TungstenCarbideTempe 10 років тому

    When I read the description and saw an aluminum canister I though its gonna be simple easy thing. Turn out to be very sofisticated project requiring many steps. But the result is amazing. Very detailed and very well crafted piece. Thank you for step by step tutorial.

  • @jetpowered1
    @jetpowered1 11 років тому

    An artist is born! Beautiful work.

  • @JCKlinger
    @JCKlinger 8 років тому

    Pretty sure that's one project I prefer buying than doing... this guy made it to perfection.

  • @kenz-ol5rz
    @kenz-ol5rz 6 років тому

    初めまして。
    こんなに念密に、丁寧に作ったアルコールバーナー初めて見ました!
    バフ掛けまでされて、芸術作品かのようです。
    市販されているものより素晴らしい!
    ありがとうございます!

  • @richardng7723
    @richardng7723 11 років тому +2

    Really enjoy your craft work. Great step by step video.

    • @kmkmr22
      @kmkmr22  11 років тому

      Thank you for watching!

  • @Montestuma
    @Montestuma 11 років тому +6

    Everything about this is so well done, even the music.

    • @kmkmr22
      @kmkmr22  11 років тому +1

      Thank you :)

  • @gordond8
    @gordond8 11 років тому

    WOW a craftsman and a artist. The stoves are a work of art and the resulting flame is so beautiful. Not suitable for 5 months on the AT, but it would sure turn heads.

  • @Joeteck
    @Joeteck 11 років тому

    This reminded me of "How this is made" Nicely done!

    • @kmkmr22
      @kmkmr22  11 років тому

      Thank you :)

  • @stuartkerr7725
    @stuartkerr7725 11 років тому +52

    Typical Japanese, take a hobby and over-engineer it to perfection! This is just awesome, even the polished finish!

    • @kmkmr22
      @kmkmr22  11 років тому +9

      Thank you for your comment.
      By the way, I am particularly enthusiasm for one thing even in Japanese :)

    • @xxxkahunaxxx
      @xxxkahunaxxx 9 років тому +1

      KMKMR22 WHERE CAN I FIND TEMPLATES FOR MEASUREMENTS TO MAKE ONE MYSELF? GREAT VIDEOS BY THE WAY! VERY PRECISE WORKMANSHIP!

    • @Pushyhog
      @Pushyhog 6 років тому

      Nice to watch but not Necessary.

    • @minysmith9043
      @minysmith9043 5 років тому

      And leave out just enough details that you can't copy it....max fuel? spray can was?

  • @joepalermo3836
    @joepalermo3836 6 років тому

    Got a lot of time and patience ! Awesome job !

  • @kasiraki
    @kasiraki 4 роки тому

    woo what a divine mastery ,,, found your videos and each one is superb, the idea, how done, details fantastic more than congratulations

  • @edwarddeleon975
    @edwarddeleon975 2 роки тому

    I sure wish I had your skills it was awesome thanks for sharing your videos

  • @hiroyopoetker
    @hiroyopoetker 11 років тому +1

    Amazing brother!
    Perfect stove, you really did yourself on this one.
    I love the design, thank for the how to video!

  • @andthesunsets
    @andthesunsets 11 років тому

    Amazing! The level of craftsmanship is incredible.

  • @stevenkaplan2376
    @stevenkaplan2376 10 років тому

    Very nice craftsmanship! !

  • @JohnHands
    @JohnHands 11 років тому

    Wow what great work you should set up a shop & sell these on the net. I would love to own one they are just great. Don't think I could make one as I have arthritis but they are fab.

  • @fearthefear1
    @fearthefear1 9 років тому

    You are a very talented individual.

  • @MeyersCTR
    @MeyersCTR 6 років тому

    Beautiful. Thank you from Alabama

  • @kuyar.s
    @kuyar.s 2 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing this video sir I'm small UA-camr from Philippines 👍

  • @efesstuff4936
    @efesstuff4936 6 років тому +1

    İ dont know anything about this but this video is state-of-the-art! Even the music and editing is awesome! I wish in some day these kinds of videos will be in trends instead of those rubbish teen vlog style channels call themselves “gamers”. This is how you entertain people ! Good job and keep going!

  • @amavismilter6071
    @amavismilter6071 Рік тому

    Moc slozity, mam svuj vlastni recept, testovano v -10 st. celsia a funguje perfektne. Slozeno jen ze dvou kusu, vyrobeno jen za pomoci noze a nuzek

  • @nojaysimpson
    @nojaysimpson 6 років тому +1

    Thank you for sharing your art and skill. I would buy one of your stoves.

  • @chaitanyavedak2412
    @chaitanyavedak2412 11 років тому

    That is very Fine Workmanship...

  • @gianlucamarrone9455
    @gianlucamarrone9455 10 років тому

    You are an aluminium artist :) Nice job

  • @redpillnibbler4423
    @redpillnibbler4423 3 роки тому

    Work of art 👍

  • @letthechipsfly7620
    @letthechipsfly7620 5 років тому

    Finally great music in a you tube video

  • @datgal2u
    @datgal2u 11 років тому

    Such amazing skills. Great eye for detail and professionally done. Bravo!

  • @bahramkashanian4252
    @bahramkashanian4252 10 років тому

    You are obviously a designer !

  • @PauIoJB
    @PauIoJB 9 років тому +1

    Your work is awesome!!!
    Seu trabalho é incrível!!!

  • @TheAbraxas70
    @TheAbraxas70 6 років тому

    me agrada tu prolijidad,estupendo trabajo, saludos desde Chile

  • @Gemthermakleingk
    @Gemthermakleingk 10 років тому

    That looks so professionally made. great job i would like one like this :D

  • @firephoenix2525remix
    @firephoenix2525remix 10 років тому +4

    加工中に爪楊枝を使ったり
    仕上げと称してバフ掛けまでやってしまうところが
    やっぱ日本人だなぁって思いますねぇ
    爪楊枝万能説。

    • @icd11559
      @icd11559 10 років тому +2

      仕上がった状態だとまるで市販品ですねw

    • @홍욱김-e6w
      @홍욱김-e6w 7 років тому

      firePhoenix@2525remix .. 산북

  • @wainedodd8055
    @wainedodd8055 8 років тому

    that's why I buy & ride only Japanese motorcycles. respect my friend

  • @mariadelmargilgonzalez255
    @mariadelmargilgonzalez255 5 років тому

    Hobby...and too it is recycling. I have got too an Alcohol Stove.
    Saludos de BILLIG CAMPER from Germany

  • @danbalanescu4859
    @danbalanescu4859 8 років тому

    you are an artist .congratulazioni .

  • @Origmist
    @Origmist 10 років тому

    Wow really nice flame

  • @davidtasker6729
    @davidtasker6729 8 років тому

    cool video, good tool and making skills...

  • @MIZUKI3564249
    @MIZUKI3564249 5 років тому

    めちゃくちゃ丁寧!

  • @zecarlospiripiri
    @zecarlospiripiri 5 років тому

    Insane my friend Insane,amazing job

  • @danielemulazzi1615
    @danielemulazzi1615 2 роки тому

    Spettacolare.... ciao dall'Italia

  • @Kevins-Philippine-Retirement
    @Kevins-Philippine-Retirement 8 років тому

    Your workmanship is amazing! Typical Japanese.

  • @unimog-zetros1285
    @unimog-zetros1285 6 місяців тому

    本燃焼への移行も早いし火力も高い!

  • @bakupcpu
    @bakupcpu 11 років тому +1

    Great skill my friend! Thanks for sharing :)

  • @javiergonzalezrey66
    @javiergonzalezrey66 10 років тому

    Exelente video, muchas gracias!!

  • @0zj
    @0zj 11 років тому

    Nice with your process!

  • @高田練
    @高田練 8 років тому

    正直ちょっと売ってほしいと思った!自分で真似て作っても上手くいかず、結局よく上がっている空き缶アルコールストーブに落ち着いてしまいました・・・

  • @0zj
    @0zj 11 років тому

    Really impressive!

  • @NKG416
    @NKG416 10 років тому +1

    Mister pls answer me how did u make that can cutter platform?

  • @ANTONIOSALGADOCAMPINGCASTOR
    @ANTONIOSALGADOCAMPINGCASTOR 11 років тому

    Kmkmr San...I´m your fan, great video.

  • @1967AJB
    @1967AJB 10 років тому +1

    Beautiful!

  • @dutro76
    @dutro76 11 років тому

    これは!凝りに凝ったHOOPですね。 ニューヨーク近代美術館の収集品クラスに達しています。ミュージアムからのオファーが来たらちょっと焦らしてから応答ですね(笑)

  • @ramunesoda73395
    @ramunesoda73395 10 років тому

    Amazing craftsmanship can you make it with steel?

  • @mrkanangra
    @mrkanangra 11 років тому

    just like Tetkoba - your stoves are amazing yet no where near as simple as you both make out on your videos. I really wonder how many times you tried before you managed to make these stoves "so" simply as in these videos. They are difficult to make.

  • @simonepiergentili2953
    @simonepiergentili2953 5 місяців тому

    Fantastico ❤

  • @zaubermanninc4390
    @zaubermanninc4390 5 років тому

    What's JB-Weld or what can i use as a german?

  • @Li-by8so
    @Li-by8so 6 років тому

    好!喜欢日本人的严谨

  • @waihunglam9403
    @waihunglam9403 10 років тому

    it is hard to find the canister with exactly diameter to the one you used in the video. What is the type of canister u actually chose?

  • @keithmerrill9674
    @keithmerrill9674 11 років тому

    Love your work, have sucessfully imitated a couple of your designs but without the great craftsmanship. How can I figure the dimensions for is design especially the inner parts.

    • @kmkmr22
      @kmkmr22  11 років тому

      Thank you :)
      Please process the same length as the inner periphery of the outer can to the inner wall.
      The top part will continue to match the diameter while shaving little by little.

    • @keithmerrill9674
      @keithmerrill9674 11 років тому

      KMKMR22 Thank you for your guidance, A basic problem I still have on making stoves is expanding the outer can. Is your preferred method to expand by pushing it onto an unopened can?

    • @kmkmr22
      @kmkmr22  11 років тому

      Keith Merrill Diameter is slightly smaller, by creasing toward the inside the inner wall.
      Alcohol is to rise transmitted through the gap between the outside and the crease, and then vaporized.

    • @jimbxtrmm
      @jimbxtrmm 10 років тому

      cool

    • @taterrj91
      @taterrj91 9 років тому

      +Jim Beckstrom I got a big ol hard on

  • @kieferonline
    @kieferonline 11 років тому

    Great video! Beautiful craftsmanship! The blue jet flame looks like it wants to spiral out of the holes. I wonder (at 4:00 "Processing the inner wall)...I wonder what if the bends could be slanted or spiral instead of being straight? I'm unsure if this is even possible to bend this way. You've inspired me to try myself!

    • @xenaguy01
      @xenaguy01 4 роки тому

      It certainly is possible to slant the grooves. Look at *Tetkoba's Alcohol Stove Addict* channel, look for eFREVO stove.

  • @survivalanarchy1784
    @survivalanarchy1784 8 років тому

    Of all the stoves you have made, which one do you think works best? Which one is more efficient?

  • @kmkmr22
    @kmkmr22  11 років тому

    Thank you. I'm happy!

  • @kmkmr22
    @kmkmr22  11 років тому

    Thanks ニコ!

  • @Tuan_Nguyen
    @Tuan_Nguyen 8 років тому

    What do use to make it clean and shine like this?

  • @benesouza6316
    @benesouza6316 3 роки тому +1

    Muito bom parabes

  • @あたろ-l1u
    @あたろ-l1u 5 років тому

    繊細

  • @dawnschuster2685
    @dawnschuster2685 2 роки тому

    I would love to buy 1 or 2 of these. If your up for that, let me know.

  • @Origmist
    @Origmist 10 років тому

    Anybody know where I can get those types of cans here in us

  • @EliteSniperFMJ
    @EliteSniperFMJ 10 років тому +2

    do you have a video discussing your cutting tools if we want to have a "more precise" build. standard pocket knifes or razors are not quite as Professional as your finish product

  • @klaussoosten2174
    @klaussoosten2174 3 роки тому

    Ahoj stove-artist
    at Timeline 2:17 / 3:38 you use a template, which App do you used to print it?
    Amazing Presentation, Dude.

  • @billab0ng83
    @billab0ng83 11 років тому

    amazing design an effort .. to complicated for me

    • @kmkmr22
      @kmkmr22  11 років тому

      Thank you for watching.It certainly a little troublesome :)

  • @johnkennedyk522
    @johnkennedyk522 5 років тому

    I did subscribe and thumbs up this video. But I seem like an awful lot of work when I can get the same result with two Pepsi cans in a push pin. It was still cool though.

  • @toriaezunoakanto
    @toriaezunoakanto 7 років тому

    美しい…!

  • @juniordoconsorcio
    @juniordoconsorcio 10 років тому

    what kind of dark mixture you use to attach some parts? I live in Brazil and I have never seen something like that!

    • @TheRedstoneWarriors
      @TheRedstoneWarriors 10 років тому

      here in the usa it is called jb-weild

    • @juniordoconsorcio
      @juniordoconsorcio 10 років тому

      Muito obrigado pela atenção!

    • @xxxkahunaxxx
      @xxxkahunaxxx 9 років тому +1

      Junior do Consórcio ANY HIGH-TEMP-RESISTANT TWO PART EPOXY WILL WORK...

  • @kmkmr22
    @kmkmr22  11 років тому

    I also fail frequently this task :)
    Compass cutter for paper is vulnerable. Radius will change if you add a strong force.
    In addition, the blade is a tendency to go straight.
    First, please draw a thin cut-line in edge of the compass.
    After that, trace the cut-line slowly .
    The position should come settled gradually.
    If nothing goes wrong, please open the hole slightly smaller (or bigger) than intended.
    And adjust the hole by sandpaper.

  • @kmkmr22
    @kmkmr22  11 років тому

    Thank you!

  • @geoffreybywater9909
    @geoffreybywater9909 10 років тому

    Mint job love it good vid to

  • @1136845792402
    @1136845792402 5 років тому

    オレの作ったアルコールストーブとレベルが違い過ぎる!!!
    「自作アルコールストーブ」だけど、正直に「クラフトマンシップ」を感じます!!

  • @uncut125f
    @uncut125f 9 років тому

    awesome!

  • @JPrime-rm1xc
    @JPrime-rm1xc 3 роки тому +1

    Veey good

  • @orlandot
    @orlandot 11 років тому

    That is an amazing alcohol stove. What kind of JB Weld was used? & does it not get effected by the flame or alcohol?

    • @kmkmr22
      @kmkmr22  11 років тому

      JB-Weld original.
      There is no problem if you use in a location that is not in contact with the flame.
      Further, it is not deteriorated touching the alcohol, if within one week.

    • @TTime685
      @TTime685 10 років тому

      KMKMR22 No more than one week of contact with alcohol? With my coil jet burner the JB weld seems to weaken and get somewhat soft around the edges fairly quickly.. (only on the inside welds) even without contact it seems, just from the vapor. Maybe I'm not letting it cure long enough? Or not mixing equal enough amounts? I don't know.. I usually just eyeball the mixing and let the weld set for 24 hours before I put it to use. Like you said though, the heat doesn't effect it much unless the flame is making contact. I've just noticed the deterioration/weakening on the inside welds and thought it was from the alcohol so I figured I'd say something. It hasn't happened on all the burners I've made but it did on a couple so maybe I just messed up with mixing or curing on those. What do you think?

  • @BrandenLage15
    @BrandenLage15 11 років тому

    How do u get the can so shiny?

  • @DixieWright2
    @DixieWright2 11 років тому

    thanx...will do.

  • @emiliatovar8212
    @emiliatovar8212 10 років тому

    EXCELENTE ! ... GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR :) ..

  • @shawnmarron6911
    @shawnmarron6911 10 років тому

    awesome design! also where can i get that music?

  • @kmkmr22
    @kmkmr22  11 років тому +1

    Indeed, the durability of this is unknown because it does not after five months old.
    What I'm worried about the adhesive force of JB-weld.
    I think it Other than that, this stove will be able to continue to use as long as it is not trampled :)
    Thanks a lot.

  • @darksentinel9304
    @darksentinel9304 8 років тому

    where can you find that circle cutter??

  • @kmkmr22
    @kmkmr22  11 років тому

    Thanks for watching!
    Please recommend him to share When he makes nice one :)

  • @kmkmr22
    @kmkmr22  11 років тому

    Thanks!

  • @Tuan_Nguyen
    @Tuan_Nguyen 8 років тому

    What type of alcohol did you use? 'Cause i tried some types of them, but they could'n release the blue fire like yours.

    • @edwardbecerra4721
      @edwardbecerra4721 6 років тому

      Any alcohol will do. If you want more visible flames, merely add some salt to the alcohol. It will color the flame harmlessly.

  • @Pushyhog
    @Pushyhog 6 років тому

    Guess? 2 sprite cans & what is other can?

  • @BSTMusix
    @BSTMusix 11 років тому

    Also fan here!

  • @indarsin
    @indarsin 9 років тому

    awesome! btw what kind of glue did u use ? what the name of it?

    • @linusstrahlman273
      @linusstrahlman273 9 років тому

      Tjuk Indarsin He uses JB weld in other videos, probably the same here.

  • @DarkxV3N0MZz
    @DarkxV3N0MZz 10 років тому

    Wow man just wow

  • @aparecidomiranda6637
    @aparecidomiranda6637 4 роки тому

    👍👍🇧🇷 Parabéns