Aloc Alcohol Stove
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It's a little work, but really not that much, it's cutting off two bottoms, cutting a strip to put inside as a "wall", opening up 1 bottom, slide it in eachother and you're good.
You slide one inside the other by just crimping the edges of one a little bit, then you can slide it in. also possible to heat one and cool another. There's no need for any kind of weld or glue or anything. It can help, but isn't needed. I just have some extra jets around the edges
You slide one inside the other by just crimping the edges of one a little bit, then you can slide it in. also possible to heat one and cool another. There's no need for any kind of weld or glue or anything. It can help, but isn't needed. I just have some extra jets around the edges
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1BJOJKoUTs
This is a capillary action stove, no glue, just a knife or scissirs. 5 minutes. Very efficient. lights easily, blooms almost immediately.
This is a capillary action stove, no glue, just a knife or scissirs. 5 minutes. Very efficient. lights easily, blooms almost immediately.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tg12QnFS6w
This a wick stove. No glue can use any absorbent material for a wick, including paper handkerchiefs. Works well in freezing weather. Increase power by exposing more wick (also increases fuel consumption).
This a wick stove. No glue can use any absorbent material for a wick, including paper handkerchiefs. Works well in freezing weather. Increase power by exposing more wick (also increases fuel consumption).
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