I like simple stoves but I really admire the small scale fabrication going on in this video. It's easy to do a good build if you have the right tools but this masterful and patient work. Thanks for sharing this :)
It's a very clever design. And as someone else mentioned, the Japanese attention to detail is legendary. I guess I must be one of those "lazy Americans", because given the choice between spending easily 3 or 4 hours making a stove this intricate, and easy to mess up, I'll spend 20 minutes making a penny stove every time. Of course, it's not really about the stove. This is art, my friends.
it's a true pleasure watching this video. the base with legs is so extremely important. not only will it stabilize the stove on rough surfaces, but it's the main safety feature as well. the bottom of soda cans has a too small diameter to support a pot sitting directly on it. mass * lever arm (i.e. 1/2 diameter of can) / height gives you the torque required to tip the set-up over. so especially light set-ups are prone to tip over when exposed to wind or accidental touch, potentially causing burns and/or scalding. well done! ty, chris
I was absolutely gripped by this as a delightful piece of moviemaking.... and, I mean, entirely independently of whether I ever (attempt to) make one of those beautiful little stoves... (Hmmm... some people are compelled to make a good job of EVERYTHING they do, aren't they? Such people deserve the very greatest respect) ... (sincerely)
the best stove I have seen. with each one you make they get better and better. just got to watch it another ten times to remember how to make one. GREAT JOB :)
That video was excellent! Precision drawn diagrams for the parts, excellent video quality...not to mention the meticulous craftsmanship in its construction. Great little stove. Thank you!
LA VERDAD ES QUE ES UN EXCELENTE TRABAJO Y MUY PROLIJO GRACIAS POR MOSTRAR EL RESPETO HACIA TODOS LOS QUE VEMOS TUS VIDEOS Y QUEREMOS APRENDER TRABAJOS DE SUPERVIVENCIA Y OTRAS CREATIVIDADES ,TE ENVIO MIL BENDICIONES POR MOSTRAR QUE ERES UN BUEN HIJO DE DIOS DANDO LO MEJOR DE TI. THE TRUTH IS THAT IS A GREAT JOB, and very wordy, THANK YOU FOR SHOWING RESPECT FOR ALL WE SEE YOUR VIDEOS AND WE WANT TO LEARN, WORK OF SURVIVAL AND OTHER CREATIVE, I send THOUSAND BLESSINGS BY SHOW THAT YOU ARE A GOOD SON OF GOD GIVING THE BEST OF YOU.
Absolutely brill tutorial video... thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge... the wife and myself are always camping.. and having only discovered DIY alcohol stoves recently .. I've been thoroughly enjoying myself making them.. some work some don't... but I will definitely build your design next... I'm fully intent on starting off our 2021 camping season using DIY stoves for cooking ect and pressurised paraffin lamp's.ie Tilly's.... no more gas for me... thanks again for your great instructional video.. it's really appreciated...kind regards Dave.
I enjoyed your video very much but especially the details and then written instruction I haven't had a chance to try it but I'm sure it'll work. Keep up the videos thanks for the detailed description. You make them and I'll watch them. 🚶💀
you have some nice tools really enjoy watching you work. I'm encountering so many problem that this design is addressing, primarily balancing the stove and pot on unlevel surfaces.
Holy crap I swear that is the best one yet but I would like to see it done with the fish eye stove 2.0. With a bit more of a higher lift from the ground. But you are amazing man love the stove and how the jb weld is used as a jet. Thx... keep up the awesome ideas.
+gijefftek Build a Fancy Feast type stove, instead of the tomato paste can, use a Vienna Sausage can, then no cutting, just put 4 holes in, 2 top and 2 bottom, add some Carbon fiber felt, and easiest stove you can make. and you got a boil in 6 or so minutes on 2 cups of water, and burns out in 18 mins, and with an easy simmer ring, last nearly 30mins.
Incredible workmanship! I would love to find different types of projects using these types of materials but have no clue of how to search/find such videos, would you any suggestions? Blown away by your abilities! Gonna watch it again!!!!
This stove really beats them all and the pot stand is unique. and steady and also makes it a compact light stove. The tutorial is also very clear and detailed. I also liked the idea of the JB weld underneath the jet holes which gives a more steady direction of the flame and also keeping the jet hole size. The wick being made of aluminium foil also works well. I guess this is the result of a lot of research and dedication. Thanks for the good idea. BTW your workmanship is BRILLIANT. Please tell us what computer program you used to produce the drawings.
Thank you for your comment :) Let's make an effort to the development of alcohol stove with each other. It is a shareware called "CADintosh" application I'm using. Function is simple, but it is easy to use very much.
Hi! First I want to congratulate you on your excellent work this stove is I think the best I've vist so far and you are a great craftsman! good I have in a reproduction process based on the model and I would like to know approximately how many times you can reuse this stove? Well thank you very much for your input and look forward to your prompt response
thought about making this until i saw all the steps...then went out and bought a swedish mess kit instead..good instrutional video though for those with the resources and time..
Great job, although I still have some doubts about what happen to the epoxy when you apply such temperature to it. I'll definitely make my own as soon as possible! Thanks for sharing, greetings from Chile :D
jb weld does very well for alcohol stoves compared to any other adhesive out there. It has a continuous working temp of 500 deg f and a intermittent working temp of 550 deg f. As long as it is not in direct flame. The material to be bonded must be well abraded and cleaned before attaching and provided you let it fully cure before use. JB weld is damn good stuff.
This is so awesome! How much weight will those legs and pot stand support hold without collapsing? No locking mechanism on them.. also how long to boil two cups of water on it? What did you use as fuel?
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wow. this is hands down the most impressive alcohol stove I've seen so far.
I like simple stoves but I really admire the small scale fabrication going on in this video. It's easy to do a good build if you have the right tools but this masterful and patient work. Thanks for sharing this :)
I think this is the most elegant design of a alcohol stove i have seen yet.
Definitely beats the others hands down. The crumpled foil wick is just brilliant.
Attention to detail, patience, dedication...perfecting perfection, yet simple. Typically Japanese and truly a work of art.
Thank you for the details for this highly precised manufucture. My sincere respects!! Greetings from Athens, Greece.
amazing craftsmanship! 凄い！確かに日本人だね。そんな詳しくて、超綺麗に作りましたね！この動画、ありがとうございます。
It's a very clever design. And as someone else mentioned, the Japanese attention to detail is legendary. I guess I must be one of those "lazy Americans", because given the choice between spending easily 3 or 4 hours making a stove this intricate, and easy to mess up, I'll spend 20 minutes making a penny stove every time. Of course, it's not really about the stove. This is art, my friends.
Man you took these things to a whole new level! You are the king of alcohol stoves!!!
it's a true pleasure watching this video. the base with legs is so extremely important. not only will it stabilize the stove on rough surfaces, but it's the main safety feature as well. the bottom of soda cans has a too small diameter to support a pot sitting directly on it. mass * lever arm (i.e. 1/2 diameter of can) / height gives you the torque required to tip the set-up over. so especially light set-ups are prone to tip over when exposed to wind or accidental touch, potentially causing burns and/or scalding. well done! ty, chris
Thank you for your comment :)
I am very happy that you are familiar with the spirit of the design.
I was absolutely gripped by this as a delightful piece of moviemaking.... and, I mean, entirely independently of whether I ever (attempt to) make one of those beautiful little stoves...
(Hmmm... some people are compelled to make a good job of EVERYTHING they do, aren't they? Such people deserve the very greatest respect) ... (sincerely)
the best stove I have seen. with each one you make they get better and better.
just got to watch it another ten times to remember how to make one.
GREAT JOB :)
Truly amazing, I am in awe of your craftsmanship and attention to detail.
That video was excellent! Precision drawn diagrams for the parts, excellent video quality...not to mention the meticulous craftsmanship in its construction. Great little stove. Thank you!
Nice job. I am glad there is still people with this kind of talent. This kind of craftsmanship is becoming lost and replaced with mass produced crap.
Impressive craftsmanship. You have much patience.
Love your DIY videos, so detailed and clear :)
Thank you :)
The intricacy into making this is amazing.
LA VERDAD ES QUE ES UN EXCELENTE TRABAJO Y MUY PROLIJO GRACIAS POR MOSTRAR EL RESPETO HACIA TODOS LOS QUE VEMOS TUS VIDEOS Y QUEREMOS APRENDER TRABAJOS DE SUPERVIVENCIA Y OTRAS CREATIVIDADES ,TE ENVIO MIL BENDICIONES POR MOSTRAR QUE ERES UN BUEN HIJO DE DIOS DANDO LO MEJOR DE TI. THE TRUTH IS THAT IS A GREAT JOB, and very wordy, THANK YOU FOR SHOWING RESPECT FOR ALL WE SEE YOUR VIDEOS AND WE WANT TO LEARN, WORK OF SURVIVAL AND OTHER CREATIVE, I send THOUSAND BLESSINGS BY SHOW THAT YOU ARE A GOOD SON OF GOD GIVING THE BEST OF YOU.
Absolutely brill tutorial video... thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge... the wife and myself are always camping.. and having only discovered DIY alcohol stoves recently .. I've been thoroughly enjoying myself making them.. some work some don't... but I will definitely build your design next... I'm fully intent on starting off our 2021 camping season using DIY stoves for cooking ect and pressurised paraffin lamp's.ie Tilly's.... no more gas for me... thanks again for your great instructional video.. it's really appreciated...kind regards Dave.
What fantastic workmanship.
Very well done. The stove and the video. A pleasure to watch.
I am inspired by your craft! Thank you for sharing with us!
very amazing! this is a very impressive stove that was built by a person with great patience.
Molto bello...le cerniere e i supporti son fatti da maestro .. complimenti...bel video... ciao dall'Italia
That was awesome. Thanks for taking the time to put the video together.
I enjoyed your video very much but especially the details and then written instruction I haven't had a chance to try it but I'm sure it'll work. Keep up the videos thanks for the detailed description. You make them and I'll watch them. 🚶💀
Impressive stove and instructional video. Great background music. Thank you for sharing.
一つ一つの作業が丁寧ですね。あと、完成品が機能的でかつ美しい。GJ！
You are a true craftsman sir
Thank you for this video. I am going to try and build this for my next trip. I will keep you posted on my progress. Great stove!!
VERY nice workmanship!
完成度がとても高すぎる作品ですね！！！！もし買えるなら買いたいです。
Impressive precise, hard and well done work. Congratulations.
WOW, Love that design!!!
precision craftsmanship !
that was Beautiful to watch. way above my skill level. it even looked relaxing. my build skills suck
I think your work is amazing.
Great craftsmanship!
Very nice stove-a true piece of art
Thanks for sharing such fine building process! Well done👏👏👏
Dear KMKMR22, Greetings from New Mexico U.S.A., This was a great video. Thank for posting it.
pierre
That is awesome, my favorite stove could very well be this one. Thanks for the videos! I am going to make one this weekend.
Thank you :)
Please Try it !
Mr C did you finish making your stove or is it still in the workings? Lol
Favorite stove so far!
Thank you :)
you have some nice tools really enjoy watching you work. I'm encountering so many problem that this design is addressing, primarily balancing the stove and pot on unlevel surfaces.
This guy is an artist man...
Its nice to craftsmanship is alive and well. Well done well done
Holy crap I swear that is the best one yet but I would like to see it done with the fish eye stove 2.0. With a bit more of a higher lift from the ground. But you are amazing man love the stove and how the jb weld is used as a jet. Thx... keep up the awesome ideas.
Thank you :)
We do that in bbq manner the can allways melted...love the video excellent very good
So gloriously over-engineered! :D
that´s really awesome, you are brilliant. It is simply, a few difficult (but not a serious problem), and surely it costs less than 5€
Impressive detail! Great tutorial, Sir.. Thanks..
very nice build!
Good lord man, can't I just BUY one? I don't think I'm up for all that detailed fiddley construction. ^_^
Thank you for your comment :)
Unfortunately, there are no plans to sell this because there is still room for improvement.
+gijefftek Build a Fancy Feast type stove, instead of the tomato paste can, use a Vienna Sausage can, then no cutting, just put 4 holes in, 2 top and 2 bottom, add some Carbon fiber felt, and easiest stove you can make. and you got a boil in 6 or so minutes on 2 cups of water, and burns out in 18 mins, and with an easy simmer ring, last nearly 30mins.
I would buy it from you as it!!
gijefftek I was thinking the same thing!
It's not that great a stove, I built one exactly, and my Fancy Feast and my ALCO stove both outperformed it.
Incredible workmanship! I would love to find different types of projects using these types of materials but have no clue of how to search/find such videos, would you any suggestions?
Blown away by your abilities! Gonna watch it again!!!!
بسیار عالی ممنون از زحمات شما
Very good thanks
Parabéns seus projetos são simplesmente maguinificos mais um escrito mais um fã..........
is a masterpiece, amazing job, I never seen something like that
Hat off to you, Sir. You're the BEST!!!!
Awesome.. th vid is so well made it's fascinating to watch and th music suits..
That is magnificent!
I only wish I had the skills to make one for my pack ha.
WOW! Just WOW!!! Great, well done...
Very nice Build. Now all I need is $30-$40 in specialty tools, $5 in materials, and about 2 days to build this beautiful "penny" stove...
como dicen aquí tenia que ser asiático Buen trabajo!!!
Very clean design!, I will suggest to add to your next version a level to add or limit the fuel to the food some can of level with out glue !.
Super boulot.tres jolie resultat.Bravo.
Too beautiful to use.
Oh my gosh! This was made on my birthday!
algo laborioso, pero muy perfeccionada. felicidades y gracias por compartirlo, quedo hermosa. saludos.
Yo are an artist.
This stove really beats them all and the pot stand is unique. and steady and also makes it a compact light stove. The tutorial is also very clear and detailed. I also liked the idea of the JB weld underneath the jet holes which gives a more steady direction of the flame and also keeping the jet hole size. The wick being made of aluminium foil also works well. I guess this is the result of a lot of research and dedication. Thanks for the good idea. BTW your workmanship is BRILLIANT. Please tell us what computer program you used to produce the drawings.
Thank you for your comment :)
Let's make an effort to the development of alcohol stove with each other.
It is a shareware called "CADintosh" application I'm using.
Function is simple, but it is easy to use very much.
Great video. Thanks for sharing this.
Very nice job!!
you're so great man.
Thank you :)
+KMKMR22 nice stove and music! whats the musics name ?
Emil Evangelista bravo!
すごい！ DIYの極致。尊敬いたします。
Its amazing bro 👍
excellent design
impressive work
Formidable! Vous êtes un artiste! ;)
Nice stove!! Good job buddy! Way too much work though...
You need to sell these. You'd make a fortune
Good work my man!
Ingenious. Bravo!
This is art.
Great Job !!!
Bravo. Very nice
Are there detailed plans on how to build this? I love the idea. And the simmer ring?
You need to sell these I know many people would buy them. Get a Amazon buyer status and sell man
yo an artist bro
muy bonito tu proyecto lo voy a hacer, pero hay algo que no entiendo,por que dejaste tapadas algunas recamaras con papel de aluminio?
You a master craftsman. I appreciate your skillful assembly of this stove. Is there a download for the plans that you used. Thank you once again.
By the way, Sir. Could you explain what is the purpose of adding alluminium foil inside the burner? Is it optional? Thanks..
Hi! First I want to congratulate you on your excellent work this stove is I think the best I've vist so far and you are a great craftsman! good I have in a reproduction process based on the model and I would like to know approximately how many times you can reuse this stove? Well thank you very much for your input and look forward to your prompt response
This is SO COOL!
Thanks for video. Most people have a patent
thought about making this until i saw all the steps...then went out and bought a swedish mess kit instead..good instrutional video though for those with the resources and time..
In a future Post-Armagedon-FallOut World this guy would be the One to rule us all...
I would drill the vent holes at more of a angle to achieve more of a vortex! Good luck!
Great job, although I still have some doubts about what happen to the epoxy when you apply such temperature to it. I'll definitely make my own as soon as possible! Thanks for sharing, greetings from Chile :D
jb weld does very well for alcohol stoves compared to any other adhesive out there. It has a continuous working temp of 500 deg f and a intermittent working temp of 550 deg f. As long as it is not in direct flame. The material to be bonded must be well abraded and cleaned before attaching and provided you let it fully cure before use. JB weld is damn good stuff.
+dmith smith
i call it liquid duct tape
Boa noite, essa cola que vc usa é epóxi? Parabéns pelo trabalho ficam muito bonitos e funcionais.
This is so awesome! How much weight will those legs and pot stand support hold without collapsing? No locking mechanism on them.. also how long to boil two cups of water on it? What did you use as fuel?