Homemade cook kit and woodgas stove (Pic Heavy)

[Jonboy83]

Hi all made a new cook kit and a woodgas stove, billy can is made from a stainless pasta storage can than I bought for 50p, the handle is off a paint tin and the mug I bought online. The woodgas stove is made from a Lidl powdered milk tin and an Asda sweetcorn can.

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[Big Stu 12]

Nice bit of kit there... Its about time I started to make some

 

[cowboy]

Looking good mate!! Looks like it doesnt weigh in to much either!!

 

[Dave-the-rave]

Looks good mate. Mine works as well as my Wild Stove woodgas stove. In fact it will boil a mug off water in the same time but using less fuel as the fire chamber is smaller. The Wild Stove has the advantage of being better at cooking a larger pot as it has a bigger fire chamber so can take more fuel. For solo use though my home made job is actually more fuel efficient.

 

[copper_head]

Good job Jono, looks like a neat set-up there.

 

[Gray]

Good job buddy, i use a lidle powdered milk tin and a tinned spud tin. Really like the billy.

 

[Pete11]

Neat set there mate, nice one.

Pete

 

[tedw]

Spot on - an inspiration to get of my artichoke and make one myself!

 

[Corso]

what sort of volume of wood can the stove handle? enough for a boil? or do you need to keep feeding it

been trying to work out the best size to feed ratio for a while

 

[raskusdrotti]

Nice work! Well done fella...