wood gas stove

[kenfo0]

Please explain how this is a "wood gas" stove as opposed to rocket stove.

[jmg1957]

well done.

[shenaniganbrothers1]

thumbs up if you think that dog was about to take a dump

[futuristfood]

is it oxidizing your teapot?

[catalinux007leiro]

lol, what a happy dog

[Dibby59]

You could call yourself "Wagging Tail Productions" & make this clip the start to all your future videos.. Cracked me up.

[Taino187]

0:10 thru 0:25 Oh my a happy dog, happy dog, happy happy tail waggin dog... ha ha! :)

[cobalt120]

Good video.

It's very similar to the bush buddy. However being much taller it works better than the BB.

[wa7mlh]

Can you tell us the basic construction details on this stove? It looks quite nice for a water boiler!!!

tnx

[jalfrado]

did you use a fan?

[tomterahedrob]

hmmm Ill use an old oil filter for the center of my woodgas stove.already has some holes in it.

[tuizentfloot]

hello tom

I've used a vegetable can (140mmx30mm) as inner burner. The outside can is a coffee can (100mmx190mm). I've drilled the holes with a normal drill. cheap and easy

[tomterahedrob]

thanks!I wonder by what factor this will save on my wood consumption, for it seems one is burning all the smoke.

[tuizentfloot]

You can boil a quart of water in 15min using small squaw wood. Produced charcoal glows 10-15 min. You'll need to fill it up before lighting it. For a good burn I fill it to the top with small pieces of wood (twigs..), bigger pieces below and smaller on top.

You'll need to start with a good burn, I use zip/firestar to get it going. After a few minutes you'll see the secondary combustion starting up. There won't be smoke if the combustion is optimal.

If you want more info, just let me know.

[tomterahedrob]

Excellent!thanksIve got a Swiss Volcano stove but it only runs on mthanol.This seems to be just what Ive been trying to do.

[marthale7]

I have found a few peices of cardboard start it very quickly, but I have a computer fan on mine..

[rogeliomarigomen]

please provide more details how to make your stove

[gnorwdaed]

Could you maybe give a bit more details on the construction/operation on the one you've built?