Homemade Stoves?

[USAFGopherMike]

Ok, yeah.. cool thread alright. Jim, I'd be interested in learning anything about welding. Shall I pick up some pizza on the way over? When's good for you?

[Irving]

Here is that stove making book I spoke of earlier this year.
Making a wood stove: http://autonopedia.org/renewable-ene...g-wood-stoves/
Using a wood stove: http://autonopedia.org/renewable-ene...g-wood-stoves/

EDIT: That drawing you based the ammo can stove off of is in chapter 14 of this book.

[Inconel710]

I found this project last week. It uses a steel kitchen canister from Wally world ($18 for a set of 4) as the body. Looks to be nice and light for winter backpacking.

http://www.hillpeoplegear.com/FreeRe...0/Default.aspx

[Ah Pook]

I missed this thread the first time around.

Nice stoves.

I like the ammo can idea but aren't the walls a little thin?

[hatidua]

I'd like to someday make a giant version of the Emberlit, something I didn't have to look for pencil-sized twigs to run it on.

[DOC]

I got a free fireplace insert I'm wondering how to install it in the house?

[Irving]

My next stove will be a roll up stove. Look into that Hatidua.

[lllRorlll]

I have 55 gAl barrels from time to time... Could save em up as my admission to the build class at jim's... Take a month or two

[Irving]

Check out this stove. From the video, it appears to be a difficulty level 1 when it comes to assembly and operation.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Check out this stove. From the video, it appears to be a difficulty level 1 when it comes to assembly and operation.

Interesting!