Not my idea, but figured I'd share cause it works great.
4oz mason jar, 5/16" copper refrigerator pipe, tiki torch wick, jb-weld and a few washers.
Rigged up a table/wind blocker out of aluminum sheet. Folds up nicely
Punched a couple of holes in the larger cup to attach dogchain as a hanger. Cook with the large cup, transfer to the small cup to sip and eat out of.
Everything in the photo:
Stove
Fuel
Lighters
Wind shield/ table
Fork
Spoon
2 Pots
Tea Bags
Apple Cider
Swiss Miss
Sugar
Cinnamon
Graham Crackers
Packed down
The main advantage of this thing is fueling.
I can get Heet at any gas station for about 3 bucks.
The only downside is it burns Methyl. Which is toxic. So... I don't inhale it.
I use about 2 ounces of fuel to boil water, and 4 ounces to make ramen.
I ordered a camping stove, but will probably just stick with this.
Might try to find a different epoxy that can withstand the heat a little better.
jars are $1, copper tube is $3/ft, and wicks are a few bucks.
Ill try to snag a video of it running.
4oz mason jar, 5/16" copper refrigerator pipe, tiki torch wick, jb-weld and a few washers.
Rigged up a table/wind blocker out of aluminum sheet. Folds up nicely
Punched a couple of holes in the larger cup to attach dogchain as a hanger. Cook with the large cup, transfer to the small cup to sip and eat out of.
Everything in the photo:
Stove
Fuel
Lighters
Wind shield/ table
Fork
Spoon
2 Pots
Tea Bags
Apple Cider
Swiss Miss
Sugar
Cinnamon
Graham Crackers
Packed down
The main advantage of this thing is fueling.
I can get Heet at any gas station for about 3 bucks.
The only downside is it burns Methyl. Which is toxic. So... I don't inhale it.
I use about 2 ounces of fuel to boil water, and 4 ounces to make ramen.
I ordered a camping stove, but will probably just stick with this.
Might try to find a different epoxy that can withstand the heat a little better.
jars are $1, copper tube is $3/ft, and wicks are a few bucks.
Ill try to snag a video of it running.
