Another DIY Stove

William Hanson (live2hunt) · May 20, 2015

Chris Sloan said:
Thats cool, that would be perfect when your not in a hurry, save on fuel if your waiting on dehydrated food instead of freeze dried.

If you are really in a pinch you can set your stove outside without the smoke stack and put your pot directly over the hole for the chimney. It works a good bit quicker but soots up your cup.

WyoBowhunter21 · May 25, 2015

Built mine this weekend. Instead of using all thread to hold it together I used stainless steel wire. (Yes it is similar to the new kifaru). I worked up my own way of using the stove to cook off though. I like the idea of using the light weight stove to warm up my tent but also like the option to cook off it so I worked up a sweet little "stand" to hold my cup while it cooks. I will post up some pictures later. Thanks to all who posted in this thread.

Chris Sloan · May 28, 2015

Anybody tried hose clampa around the ends? Pretty sure you can get them in stainless

William Hanson (live2hunt) · May 28, 2015

Chris Sloan said:
Anybody tried hose clampa around the ends? Pretty sure you can get them in stainless

For what exactly? Seems like unnecessary weight to me.

Chris Sloan · May 29, 2015

I was thinkin to go around the stove body or pipe instead of the cable?

William Hanson (live2hunt) · May 29, 2015

Chris Sloan said:
I was thinkin to go around the stove body or pipe instead of the cable?

While I'm sure they would work, the reason for the body cables is just to hold the body's form and size while not really clamping anything. Hose clamps that size would weigh a good bit more than cables, while providing no real structural value to the stove.

bbrown · May 29, 2015

Agreed. I have been ditching the body rings and it has not been a problem using the all thread to contain the body in the end plates. I am going to build a couple larger ones with a few tweaks in the next couple weeks (if I can find the time) and I will post up some more pictures.

WyoBowhunter21 · Jul 8, 2015

Did the first burn in tonight. Here is the almost complete product. I just need to finish up the door.

colonel00 · Jul 8, 2015

WyoBowhunter21 said:
Did the first burn in tonight. Here is the almost complete product. I just need to finish up the door.

Looks good. How are you liking using the wires to hold the ends on? What kind of wire are you using? What supports your chimney or does it just sit on the stove body?

William Hanson (live2hunt) · Jul 8, 2015

Looking good

WyoBowhunter21 · Jul 9, 2015

colonel00 said:
Looks good. How are you liking using the wires to hold the ends on? What kind of wire are you using? What supports your chimney or does it just sit on the stove body?

I think they will work pretty good. Due to the body being made of thin stainless I will say that if you go too tight it starts ripping the metal. There is a balance that you have to watch. for the wire I picked up some stainless steel wire. As for the support for the chimney it just sits around my dampener set up which sits on the stove body. It makes a little impression but not too bad.

Take-a-knee · Jul 9, 2015

WyoBowhunter21 said:
for the wire I picked up some stainless steel wire.

If you're gonna use bailing wire, you HAVE to use duct tape as well, it's a tradition......

colonel00 · Sep 27, 2015

I thought I would add this here. While playing around the other day I realized that these burner cover plates are magnetic. So, I used a little JB Weld to attach a magnet that holds the door closed. I also fashioned an air control wheel.

colonel00 · Sep 27, 2015

Here are a few more pics and a quick update. Somehow I had forgotten that heat can affect magnets and sure enough, the little magnet was rendered useless. I may just go back to a simple latch to hold the door closed. Overall, I liked the adjustable air flow. That along with the damper should allow for better control of the fire.

Here it is setup with the legs. I think I may change the legs a little from Brian's design as I found it slightly unstable the way it just sits there and the front leg actually popped off while I was messing with the stove.

Here is a size comparison next to my smaller plate.

Action shot

reaper · Sep 28, 2015

i cant see pictures?

realunlucky · Sep 28, 2015

I can see the pictures weird

William Hanson (live2hunt) · Sep 28, 2015

I can only see some of them

colonel00 · Sep 28, 2015

Hmm, not sure why they wouldn't show for some. They are through Google photos but that shouldn't matter. live2hunt, which one(s) can't you see?

Here are some links that might work if you just click on them.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/4...TZhnAOhrMugwiLbp7RjzO91WAMh2-E4=w1693-h952-no

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/A...-zh0WEQRqk0Zs8EmDArZhroYhwS0TsU=w1693-h952-no

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/J...FkX3Qwjs20gSuP-AflHhrMphuSEgABc=w1693-h952-no

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/i...RC65YX77OBocvcnBKcDOkpORZbbZyu4=w1693-h952-no

William Hanson (live2hunt) · Sep 28, 2015

I can't see the one on post 133.
I can't see the first or last on post 134.

colonel00 · Sep 28, 2015

Weird. Do the links work?

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