AwesomeXJ
NAXJA Forum User
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- Vancouver WA.
So I've had plans for a d.i.y. Woodgas camping stove for awhile now. Tonight i was feeling bored from being inside all day so I decided to give assembling it a try.
For those of you who don't know what this is, I'll explain. A wood-gas or producer-gas stove uses wood in the form of chips or pellets as well as branches, twigs, leaves to create a highly flammable gas known as producer / wood gas. If the stove is made properly it will efficiently create the gas and produce little smoke. In fact, in WWII Europe due to petroleum fuel shortages people would make larger forms known as producer gas generators and use the producer gas as a fuel source for there cars. (check the web)
Amongst other things this concept is a viable means to fueling a power generator to live off the grid. But this is just a simple camping stove which uses this method.
I used a 1qt. metal paint can for the outside can which contains the gas. A progesso soup can for the inner chamber where the wood smolders. I'm hoping to have my final and best stove completed for NWfest. It literally took me 20min. to make. check out the video.
http://s1204.photobucket.com/albums...on=view¤t=video-2011-01-26-18-53-53.mp4
For those of you who don't know what this is, I'll explain. A wood-gas or producer-gas stove uses wood in the form of chips or pellets as well as branches, twigs, leaves to create a highly flammable gas known as producer / wood gas. If the stove is made properly it will efficiently create the gas and produce little smoke. In fact, in WWII Europe due to petroleum fuel shortages people would make larger forms known as producer gas generators and use the producer gas as a fuel source for there cars. (check the web)
Amongst other things this concept is a viable means to fueling a power generator to live off the grid. But this is just a simple camping stove which uses this method.
I used a 1qt. metal paint can for the outside can which contains the gas. A progesso soup can for the inner chamber where the wood smolders. I'm hoping to have my final and best stove completed for NWfest. It literally took me 20min. to make. check out the video.
http://s1204.photobucket.com/albums...on=view¤t=video-2011-01-26-18-53-53.mp4