guns4toys Homemade Wood Gas Stove Configurations
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Excellent! The best on how to I've seen! Very informative and helpful. Thanks!
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@hydraman5 Ditto!!! This is the best video on home made wood gas stoves 'Ive seen on YouTube
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this video is perfect.it cannot be improved in any way.extremely well thought out.the best on YouTube in my opinion.
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So how is the lip of the second inner can attached that the third can rests on?
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Ah, this is what I was referring to...forget precious comment, you answered my question.
Best regards
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OK. Absolutely the BEST instruction video on these stoves that I have seen! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
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Extremely nice video, Brother. Well done! I've seen a lot of videos and you are definitely the best one so far. Thanks for your expert teaching style and knowledge. I've decided to make my first stove based on your model. God bless and happy camping to you.
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i have made a wood gass stove bit i get a lit of soot and wet soot stuff and i was wondering if you now how to stop it. chers tully
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At 5.58 guns4toys explains how the lids are fasten to the inner can. It seems easy.
how did you fasten the cans to the lids? are they welded? or just smaller than the actual diameter and bent?
LAZERBEEMofTRUTH 1 year ago
@LAZERBEEMofTRUTH Thanks for watching. The hole in the lid of the outer can is smaller in diameter than the inter can. Tabs cut around the edge of that hole bend down when you push the can through and spring load against the inter can holding it tightly in place.
guns4toys 1 year ago
This might be a dumb question?
Do you think a super size version of this would work for a portable fire pit? Like a 55 gallon drum. I live in the desert southwest and fire wood is not always easy to come by. I thought a wood gas fire pit might use less fuel for a small campfire? Any thoughts
1800jayd 2 years ago
Hello 1800jayd, Larger Wood Gas burners work great. A friend has built a couple of campfire/wood gas stoves from large popcorn tins for the outer can and charcoal chimney starters for the inner can or burn chamber, with very good results. They are very good for cooking and for smoke free campfires. And are extremely efficient with fuel.
It should be possible to build real nice burner from a 55 gal drum cut down to size for the outer can with a 30 gal drum cut to fit for the burn chamber.
guns4toys 1 year ago