I tinkered with a penny stove last night. I used a Hansen's Energy drink can and a Campbell's vegetable juice can for the stove. The jets were on the inside with the exception of one. I left that jet to point out to help to keep the stove body hot. It worked well at 35F.

It boiled 2 cups with an unknown quantity of denatured alcohol in a heinie pot. I need to work on a better hardware cloth stand and add a priming wick.
I'll test it tomorrow with the Titan kettle.
Sorry about the poor focus, but the jet for warming is on the right.

Edited by Genetic on 03/03/2008 22:27:54 MST.

hope this pic is better.

I offset the cookpot to keep the flames centered.

Greg, nice work. I'm curious, you said one of the videos was the LAST time you'd use a hardware cloth pot support. So... now what are you using?

And do you think the priming pan is a must? The tabs and all make it too poke-y and fussy for my clean-lines-and-smooth-packing taste.

Thank you, clever tinkerers, for making my newbie MYO ventures easier!

I continue to use 1/2" hardware cloth.

I've put some large water filled kitchen pots on this type of stand and I've never had it collapse. Even with side burner stoves that heated the top half of the stand to a glowing orange color.

I used the sideburner to help burn off the galvanized coating.

小さな直径のポットに対しては、小さな直径のストーブを準備します。上向きに噴出させるのが早道と思います

これは、アルミニウム製のお菓子の型です。必要な加工は、底板を貼り付けて小さい穴を開けるだけです。

VARGOのストーブものよりも予熱時間は短くなると予想しています。

お菓子の型の単価は＠￥３２０でした。サバランと呼ばれています。

Edited by JSBJSB on 03/15/2008 10:42:20 MDT.

I cut up a cooling baking sheet from 8Walmart...
$6 and plenty strong!

and the priming tray just helps it prime very very quickly :)

Edited by hiflyer on 03/16/2008 00:46:17 MDT.