The DIY "FIREPLUG" from Smokeeater908!

After I developed the "FLOWMASTER" for the bottom feed burner I hit up Robbie to make his own version of a self feeding system and he came up with this little gem :o) "FIREPLUG" This was a fun little build. It's sweet not to have to squeeze fuel into the stoves sometimes :o) This will work on any bottom feed alcy burner. For instruction on how to make this project go to Robbies channel and his two vids on this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8pKO1IMK4E&feature=channel_video_title
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9LHwIApmqM&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
http://www.youtube.com/user/smokeeater908?feature=watch
Thanks for the fun man!

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[2kargarage1]

The foster pot ring by smokeeater908 WILL fit a Heineken pot! I think he has a vid on it.

[Ggreenvideos]

@2kargarage1 Oh? I guess if it's cut in the rite spot I suppose :o) Funny Robbie never mentioned it.

[ibmoosed]

really cool design

thanks for the ideas and links

[Ggreenvideos]

@ibmoosed It is pretty cool :o) Thanks and you're welcome :o)

[Ggreenvideos]

@1377stick Rite on :o)

[1377stick]

@Ggreenvideos

Gotcha.

I picked up some .005 foil from Hobby Lobby and used it to make my windscreen and even a pot lid for my Backcountry 700 pot.

[Ggreenvideos]

@1377stick Haha! Los of kits for every mood :o) The only ones I had for sale were the "Big Breeze 2.0" at arrowheadequipment,webs,com but I discontinued them now. I believe my tolling foil windscreens are still on his site. they're the .005 tooling foil 4"x22" 20grams :o)

[1377stick]

@Ggreenvideos

Wow, after looking through your videos, you really do like your stoves...I gotta lotta catching up to do... So did you make the kits for Trail Designs? Do you have a store that you sell these kits in?

[Ggreenvideos]

@Woodenarrows Hey Jim. I found that it wasn't the bottle to cap leaking. It was the cap in the 1" pipe. The Crazy glue I used is thin and runny which was not good for this application since my cap wasn't a real tight fit. I switched to a thick industrial glue and that fixed the problem :o) I was wondering what was going on at first...haha! Because none of my bottles have ever leaked :o)

[Ggreenvideos]

@wawhiker Haha! It fun to get out :o) Personally I wouldn't even play around with this in nicer weather or in summer ;o) But this is fun too. Maybe not as much as watchin' critters though :o)