Really good stuff! Didn't know this design has been out a year already. Just wanted to ask if a piece of fiberglass wick would help; less spillage in case of an accident, eliminate need for preheating, i heard the Trangia stoves have some inside their outer case. Just a thought. Will build one today. Also like to try the Featherfire. Thanks for helpful videos.
OBKB! In case you didn't catch on, I was simply copying someone else's design here(with permission on this one). There are newer and better techniques and stoves out there now. Check out some of the "featherfire" knockoff designs NCHiker1970 and I have come up with. In my opinion, the are the best so far. There are, however, newer ideas just around the corner here, so stay tuned! Peace.
No worries man! Check out Zellph's video on Pop Can Annealing Process, Z-roll. You should see it in his videos. The idea is to heat a metal and then let it cool slowly, which takes the temper out of it and makes it flexible. I hope that helped! Peace.
TerraFirma369, Great remake of the Crumb Catcher Stove. The original Stove of this design had my pliers hangers. I own the first one. It is a great stove, I may have to do a reveiw of it!
Great Job!!! Wonderful workmanship! Thanks for the mention and the kind words for both Greywulf and I. I did consider the annealing process when building the one for the how to and the one I have now is made that way. I have also moved the peg board holders up to the top holes and it does make a difference in the heiny pots. You made my day when I seen this video! Thanks again for the mention and wonderful job you did on recreating this stove! Take care my friend!
It was a fun project that didn't take all day to finish. I tried it with the hangers in the top row of holes. Major difference for the 24 oz. heiny pot. It seemed to allow for more flame via more oxygen, but not too much. I think I will work on the percolator next..... Peace.
Very Nice Job On Your Version of this Stove Build. I hope you will be able to take some video while your out camping. It would be cool to see it in use outdoors in the wind.
Will you be using a windscreen? I think the job that my brother greywulf2112 and NCHiker1970 did on this project is exceptional and a benefit to all of the camping, survival, hiking and outdoor community. I hope to see this one in more videos. Great Job You Guys!!
These guys did the work, I just copy things with decent accuracy. Reverse engineering,as it were. For the record, the bead of J.B. Weld is only on the inside of the lip of the canister can, spread super thin, and about 3-4 mm wide. The purpose was to give support to the unit while i did the last annealing and rolling. When you press in the basket assembly, the JB forms under it, like an epoxy retention ring. I used as little as possible. Thanks for the comment! Peace.
Excellent job! The annealing is a great idea and will make the stove more durable.
Thanks so much for the kind words you gave to Drak and myself, that made my day. I'm happy that we were able to contribute something worthwhile to the "Stovie" community. The only thing, I did differently than you and Drak, was that I put the pliers holders up in the highest holes on the side. That makes for better stability of the Heiney Pots. You can see it in my "Stand Alone" video.
Thank you. Zellph has a few videos on annealing that are pretty educational for those not familiar with the process. I believe Tinny at MiniBullDesign has a video where he anneals the edge as well, but I may be wrong. Anyway, Peace.
Really good stuff! Didn't know this design has been out a year already. Just wanted to ask if a piece of fiberglass wick would help; less spillage in case of an accident, eliminate need for preheating, i heard the Trangia stoves have some inside their outer case. Just a thought. Will build one today. Also like to try the Featherfire. Thanks for helpful videos.
AlkoHol62 1 year ago
verrrry cooooool !
265vince 1 year ago
could someone please tell me where to obtain the "crumb catcher" .
valvetim 2 years ago
Lowes, Home Depot, really any hardware store, in the sink department. Hope it helps. Peace.
TerraFirma369 2 years ago
build it silly
Veggieforce 2 years ago
OBKB! In case you didn't catch on, I was simply copying someone else's design here(with permission on this one). There are newer and better techniques and stoves out there now. Check out some of the "featherfire" knockoff designs NCHiker1970 and I have come up with. In my opinion, the are the best so far. There are, however, newer ideas just around the corner here, so stay tuned! Peace.
TerraFirma369 2 years ago
@valvetim in case you didn't pick up what there layin down you build it from parts brought from several places,a real do it yourself project!
slowtaknow 1 year ago
Looks like a great stove. Could you please describe the process of annealing. Please forgive my ignorance.
lgallenstein 2 years ago
No worries man! Check out Zellph's video on Pop Can Annealing Process, Z-roll. You should see it in his videos. The idea is to heat a metal and then let it cool slowly, which takes the temper out of it and makes it flexible. I hope that helped! Peace.
TerraFirma369 2 years ago
TerraFirma369, Great remake of the Crumb Catcher Stove. The original Stove of this design had my pliers hangers. I own the first one. It is a great stove, I may have to do a reveiw of it!
conradstesttable 3 years ago
Cool, man! Thanks for the comment! Peace.
TerraFirma369 3 years ago
Dude cool stove!
Fishingandhikingfool 3 years ago
Thanks for saying my name the right way BTW!
NCHiker1970 3 years ago
So it is pronounced that way. I rather thought so. Good to know. I hope I got Greywulf2112's name right also....lol. Peace.
TerraFirma369 3 years ago
an interesting design! I like it
4ancientarts 3 years ago
By the way did I say I was Very Impressed!
NCHiker1970 3 years ago
And yes, I will be using a windscreen with this stove. Peace.
TerraFirma369 3 years ago
Great Job!!! Wonderful workmanship! Thanks for the mention and the kind words for both Greywulf and I. I did consider the annealing process when building the one for the how to and the one I have now is made that way. I have also moved the peg board holders up to the top holes and it does make a difference in the heiny pots. You made my day when I seen this video! Thanks again for the mention and wonderful job you did on recreating this stove! Take care my friend!
NCHiker1970 3 years ago
It was a fun project that didn't take all day to finish. I tried it with the hangers in the top row of holes. Major difference for the 24 oz. heiny pot. It seemed to allow for more flame via more oxygen, but not too much. I think I will work on the percolator next..... Peace.
TerraFirma369 3 years ago
Very Nice Job On Your Version of this Stove Build. I hope you will be able to take some video while your out camping. It would be cool to see it in use outdoors in the wind.
Will you be using a windscreen? I think the job that my brother greywulf2112 and NCHiker1970 did on this project is exceptional and a benefit to all of the camping, survival, hiking and outdoor community. I hope to see this one in more videos. Great Job You Guys!!
nj4x4fever2 3 years ago
These guys did the work, I just copy things with decent accuracy. Reverse engineering,as it were. For the record, the bead of J.B. Weld is only on the inside of the lip of the canister can, spread super thin, and about 3-4 mm wide. The purpose was to give support to the unit while i did the last annealing and rolling. When you press in the basket assembly, the JB forms under it, like an epoxy retention ring. I used as little as possible. Thanks for the comment! Peace.
TerraFirma369 3 years ago
Excellent job! The annealing is a great idea and will make the stove more durable.
Thanks so much for the kind words you gave to Drak and myself, that made my day. I'm happy that we were able to contribute something worthwhile to the "Stovie" community. The only thing, I did differently than you and Drak, was that I put the pliers holders up in the highest holes on the side. That makes for better stability of the Heiney Pots. You can see it in my "Stand Alone" video.
Greywulf2112 3 years ago
Also, I have the same exact pliers holders you do.
Greywulf2112 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment! Any contributions, especially good ones like this, are steps to improving the whole. Peace.
TerraFirma369 3 years ago
Nice Job, especially rolling the lip over the top.
Bill
MrBillTroop73 3 years ago
Thank you. Zellph has a few videos on annealing that are pretty educational for those not familiar with the process. I believe Tinny at MiniBullDesign has a video where he anneals the edge as well, but I may be wrong. Anyway, Peace.
TerraFirma369 3 years ago