The Hybrid Stove Two Cooking With Biomass

[sincerelyrhoda]

I am interested in making this for our away from home cooking. Can you show us haw to recreate this?

[lst1194]

do you have plans Drawings or a step by step video of this. its really great

[ray2e0vls]

great vidio, and it's a can do project. mr methane.

[aqtrubz]

mr lanny can you send me a diagram The Hybrid Stove Two i am going home to india i think it would good over their i thank you

[musiccitybluesguy]

Great work man. You know, those stoves really resemble the cookers that the Iditarod racers use to melt snow with using alcohol. I think the rules say they have to be able to melt 3 gals of water. Anyway, love yer stove. Great work....

[jonboda]

your the man lenny!

[Canoots]

good video, but as a pinto bean lover, they looked undercooked. maybe cook them just a little longer. love the video and burner.

[biospharms]

Biospharms thanks you. This is a great video. Your simple farm tech could save million. Half of the worlds population cooks over a open 3 stone fire useing ten times the fuel and breathing in as much smoke to cook a two packs of Camels. When the SHTF you will save lives. Thank you. We have more videos like this on the Biospharms YT channel and website. Keep up the good work!

[kamden1980]

I love this, I have all of your videos queued up and I'm working through them. I definitely prefer the videos with commentary. As it clears up the screen making it easier to see what you are doing.

I have subscribed and am urging my friends to watch and do the same.

[Nordite]

Very Cool!!

[bigal7429]

nice work, I'm enjoying watching your other videos as well. I've been to the third world and these stoves would provide a great benefit to those in rural areas, especially burning sugar cane biomass and bamboo. Thanks for the inspiration.

[hiedi11]

Cool design, but I am just wondering if you ate the beans?

[flintstone9812]

This a great concept and most promising.

I wonder where you get the pails that fit inside each other. All the pails I have looked for are the same size.

[kbotilaw]

Lanny great job. So far from all the stove I saw in the net, your design is the best!!! This can really help a lot of poor people here in our country. I wish to help in your funding, but how can I do it?

How can I also get plans so we can replicate? How can we get in touch with you?

[jblove111]

ummm i don't get it..

maybe because i'm not as smart. or i'm not at that level yet?

well i'm doing a science report on biomass and i saw this video thinking it's gonna talk about Biomass lol. i was lost threw out the whole video

[99cachorro]

I'm very impressed with the economy of fuel for so many cooked beans! There is only one better way and that is the solar cooker oven, such as mine, but when there isnt sufficient sun, one can always find just enough wood scraps. I would like to build one of these stoves.

[astrialkil]

why ? what does copper add? expense? good looks? make it heaver? copper is harder to come by. what does it add?

[limestick]

well done.... real worthwhile project

[forrestgumpcab]

fantastic stuff. you are an inspiration! can plans be had to build

[psarflgmailcom]

your work is good to complement solar cookers.

I will love to see you create a solar cooker too.

[soapkid123]

you wasted lots of beans

[ronninroshi]

Great job Lanny

I'm returning to South Africa soon, you might not know but large numbers of people loose their lives in S.A. from using paraffin stoves in informal settlements. It's not only dangerous but not good for the environment. You could be a life saver. Keep up the good work, you never know who you might meet in life.

[mihailvladimir]

five stars. Great job, i hope your work help to really preserve environment...

[Badilika]

Hi Lanny

Thanks for sharing this valuable knowledge. Our organsition supports children's centers in Kenya and have been looking for a cheap effective and affordable method of cooking for the last 7years. We will use this information to build a similar stove when we travel this autumn. Thanks for the great job. ASNATE SANA !

[crawfish069]

Lanny, whether you make a lot of money from this or not, you're still a genius. Many highly intelligent people invent stuff like this for the thrill of success, not monetary gain. Thanks for your innovations.

[scottnebo]

IF I could donate I would, others reading should, It's a tax write off, come on peeps! fifty bucks isn't anything or even less.

[228player]

have you ever thought of an efficient way to use this stove as a heater? I go to University of Alaska Anchorage, and my engineering group is working on a project to actually create a gasifier heater, fueled by newspaper, paper, and wood chips.

[4Mengineering]

lovely video and nice demonstration of wood vs food cooked. five stars for your science

[lannyplans]

Comments like this and my growing subscriber list motivates me to do more.

I will have something new to show soon, so hand in there.

Thanks for the stars, I will remember my supporters and my subscribers.

LannyPlans

[4Mengineering]

i'll check in often Lanny you're a great inspiration, Nat

[mphandel]

@lannyplans You probably get this question all the time:

Do you build any to sell?

[AlecBGreen]

good work Lanny! Do you have blueprints availible?

[josephdupont]

what kind of paint did you use?

also could you insulate the sides with straw.

you can cast paperpulp in rings on the sides to retain heat too.

[Josiah922]

Wow thank you for your efforts sir. Great job

[ezezez3]

Nicely done sir

[HelmerandRawlins]

I enjoyed this new video a lot. Your stove design is both inspired and backed with science/testing/documentation, a powerful combination.

Good work on the narration and editing.

All the best mate, keep up the good work and I look forward to future videos.