A food safe glue that burns safely?

[mountainm]

What size do the tablets have to be out of curiosity.

You have silicone ice cube trays right up to muffin. How about old school flour and water glue?

Make solution, fill silicone with kitty sprinkles, add glue, leave for while.

They need to be about 13cm diameter I want a single charge to go in my MK2 wildstoves woodgas stove (it also serves to stop pellets falling through the holes in the bottom)

I've never had particularly good results with flour/water glue. It always ends up going mouldy in damp environments.

 

[bilmo-p5]

Whatever glue you use, isn't it going to fill up the gaps between the pellets and thus restrict airflow up thru' the fuel to where it's burning at the top?
With a (waxed) paper bag of pellets you could rip it open, tip the pellets in and then use the paper, scrunched up, as kindling to light the pellets.
Also think the tubular gauze thingy would just collapse into a sort of burnable beanbag.

 

[mountainm]

Whatever glue you use, isn't it going to fill up the gaps between the pellets and thus restrict airflow up thru' the fuel to where it's burning at the top?
With a (waxed) paper bag of pellets you could rip it open, tip the pellets in and then use the paper, scrunched up, as kindling to light the pellets.

The pellets fall through the holes. A glue like PVA would be able to just coat the surface if the pellets are shaken in it and leave voids. Still think cotton tubular support bandages are my best bet if I can get them.

 

[bilmo-p5]

The pellets fall through the holes.

Make the holes smaller. Fit a mesh grate - only needs to be fine enough to stop them falling thru'.

 

[mountainm]

Make the holes smaller. Fit a mesh grate - only needs to be fine enough to stop them falling thru'.

Also on my agenda - but I haven't got 'owt suitable at the mo'.