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  • DIY PLZ ;)

    

  • Love the music... Jake certainly has his own way with a ukulele!

  • hi love the stoves Now were do I get those songs you have on your Vids Thanks

  • Hello, my name is dutro76. From Tokyo

    "SUKIMA stove" so cute. Thanks!

    "WONDER JSB STOVE" This is an amazing trick.

    I have the firepower to light the stove. Of course thin and can be stored.

    Both indicate the rising and fast to use carbon felt.

    ps: in Tokyo shortly, will be a beautiful cherry blossoms bloom during the warmer months.

  • Looks similar to a choke hazard stove by minibulldesigns

  • Joshua,

    What material are you using for the wick? RJ Burg did a video recently where he showed that the Oatey brand heat shield cloth used by plumbers to keep things from catching fire when they're soldering pipes is actually made of carbon felt and makes a good wick. You can get it at Home Depot for about $16, it's about a foot square if I recall correctly. The flame should burn blue & the wick won't fry.

  • Thanks for the materials reference! I will check it out! I have been using fiberglass wicks, but carbon felt is much better for many applications. Again, thank you! Peace.

  • It's nice to be of some help, but Mr. Burg deserves the credit for the discovery. Take care.

  • Do you need the protective plastic glove on your right hand when operating the stove? Is there a left handed version of the glove?

    I trust that this is a safety feature that maybe comes with the stove.

    Bill

  • It's not a glove. That is a splint. I was involved in an accident where I was riding a bike and was hit by a Volvo. One of my injuries resulting was a broken 2nd metacarpal on my right hand. At 5 weeks post-accident, I have now found out that I need surgery. The stove was made by me. Peace.

  • I have the same issues with my wick stoves burning yellow or orange, in time it gets worse! 10:30 for a boil, ya know I look at it this way whats the hurry if your out to enjoy nature ENJOY it and take a look around while you cook! I like your design Joshua very nice work! Is the wick able to move up or down to make the flame some what adjustable?

  • Thanks, Drak! Many are big on boil time, but my way of looking at it, if it can boil 2 cups in 20 minutes(!!!!LOL!!!!) or less, than I am happy with this one. It's uber small, extremely light, refuelable, and yes, adjustable. You have to set it before lighting it (much like Tinny's wick stoves), but it is still semi-versatile. It may see some time if I do a solo soon. Still waiting for doc's release though, you know? Thanks again for the comment! Peace.

  • Good stuff man :o)

  • Thanks, guys! Just a bit of fun to keep me sane while I convalesce from my bike accident. Peace.

  • I have tested those Knorr sides, and found them uncooked and inedible.

    However, the longest I ever waited was 15 min. So, now Ill have to give it a try for 30 min.

    Great work, thank you.

  • They aren't the best, that's for sure, Bill. The longer you let it sit, the better it ends up. I find 30-45 minutes is about right. The one knock I have on them is the consistency of the noodles. They were cooked, but there was a texture issue for me. I think it's Knorr's recipe for the particular pasta used for these sides. Thanks for the comment, Bill! Peace.

  • I like the fuctional styling of your hardware cloth stand, Joshua.

  • Thanks, Tim. I bent it in that fashion to fit the 8oz. Coke Zero pot, but it works for the 24oz. Heiny Pot as well. Thanks for the comment! Peace.

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