- Alcohol Stove - Ultra Easy Tornado Stove Tutorial

[@MrGdg1969]

Great! I think the CHS by tetkoba-san will burn more stable due to buffer volume in a hoop, but your construction is very easy to make, very light and starts up in a moment. Good work, thank you!

[@xj9779]

I found your video aggain after many years, one of the best stoves very easy to build great performance. I also made one out of a Deodorant spray can a bit harder to do because of thicker material but works great.

[@alexandrumunteanu1973]

thanks a lot...what i like about this stove is that it's super easy to make and can be made out of a lot of types of cans

[@FlashGeiger]

Thank you for sharing this design. I just made one but I put the holes on the outside using a thumb tack as the last step instead of on the inside so I could use without a pot stand. It works, but almost goes out when I first put the cold pot on. I will add three small pins to the edge to keep the contact minimal between the pot and stove. I was pleasantly surprised to weigh it and find it is only 6 g.

[@LittleBitWorks]

Thank you for a detailed report. The comment of the video is glad, but the comment of the person who made it is really glad. I want to see your video of your cool stove. I want you to share it by all means. Because I already have many Groove Stove, I do not get into making this type of side burner. I also share it again if I make it.

[@hiroyopoetker]

looking fantastic! I love it, it's like a super hot Stealth stove. Great conception, you should win a prize for its simplicity and intricate design. BoilOn!

[@MrGdg1969]

I did a replica of your stove yesterday. Amount of work done is sligthly less than for CHS. My stove also burn with a messy flame without tornado, but it is a defect of make, not construction. I did some CHS also, and, most important, I used it in my hikes and it always performs well. I need a stable boil time and low fuel consumption more than ultra-fast boil. Advantages of your stove over CHS: 1) The fuel left in the stove is easy to recover. 2) wide mouth of stove, more convenient storage.

[@LittleBitWorks]

Very quick work. I am glad to be able to help you. Was there the problem with contents of this video? Let's enjoy the alcohol stove life safely.

[@LittleBitWorks]

You did it two years ago? Great! I can not find it at your channel. Please tell me, where could I watch it?

[@tojomojo464]

Nice stove. I am guessing that you can adapt the design into a side burner.

[@FlashGeiger]

There is no problem with the video. I just wanted to try making a side burner version. It works well, although I would need a wider pot to achieve the efficiency that you have, so likely I should make one being faithful to your design next time.

[@ANTONIOSALGADOCAMPINGCASTOR]

Wow.....nice can stove, thanks for sharing.

[@LittleBitWorks]

It is really easy and universal and high performances. Please confirm it by your hands. Thank you.

[@ducttaperulestheworl]

hey there :D Loved your stoves I just wanna ask how did you make them to burn in tornado flames? I tried to make one following your video but it just burns with a messy flame and it isn't stable at all

[@ducttaperulestheworl]

tuned mine with a paperclip didn't get a tornado but the flame is now a very good long cone shape :D will keep experimenting :D

[@LittleBitWorks]

I am glad enough only by your comments. Thanks always.

[@rabirajshrestha]

Is there any boiling test video with this stove? What's the boiling time for 500ml water and burn time for 30ml?

[@Sokol10]

Search in their channel (LittleBitWorks) for the video: Alcohol Stove - Ultra Easy Tornado Stove boiling test ~20ml of alcohol boil 400 ml of water in 4 minutes, burnout 6:25 min

[@LittleBitWorks]

It does not influence combustion so much even if jet holes grows big. Please keep experimenting with no worry. This is a latest secret, too.

[@suecollins3246]

That piece of paper has been badly cut and is skew. How bad is the rest of the work?

[@LittleBitWorks]

Don't worry, my friend. I tell you a serious secret of the tornado type alcohol stove. Practically there is really no matter even if even a tornado is not a tornado. A messy flame and orderly flame also do the same work. It is only difference in appearance. This is a result of the my latest researches. If you need a stable boil time and low fuel consumption, please try the Groove Stove. It will surely make you more happy.

[@rabirajshrestha]

Pls share the link

[@Sokol10]

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[@alexalexeev4918]

Russian stove see Универсальная Горелка Олдыбенятова From Russia with love !!!

[@LittleBitWorks]

Thank you.

[@LittleBitWorks]

Thank you.

[@LittleBitWorks]

I challenge it, if I feel like it. Thank you.

[@LittleBitWorks]

Do not throw away it to a trash box. It needs your help. Please patiently fine-tune the direction of the jets with a pushpin needle. It becomes work well like my videos. Good luck!

[@LittleBitWorks]

Do you like it?

[@zomgz932]

is this final fantasy music? its sounding like PS1 FF music.

[@LittleBitWorks]

Thanks.

[@taiwat39]

Ok but not new I did this two years ago nice to see again though)

[@taiwat39]

Fire department I'm very well versed when it comes to fire dynamics peace

[@LittleBitWorks]

You are welcome.

[@LittleBitWorks]

The Hoop needs hard work. The Hoop makes slow start. The Hoop makes heat weak. The Hoop is already outdated. My videos prove them. Thank you.

[@lucianodaros]

Does it work? You didn't show!

[@arfaifahrul6005]

How long the fire will burn?

[@LittleBitWorks]

+Arfai Fahrul It depend on alcohol amount and how to use. Please try by your own hands.

[@zezeA380]

Could I use 1mm drill bit to drill the holes?*

[@LittleBitWorks]

no problem. If you have no drills, you can also use a push-pin of an office work and a safety-pin and a needle for sewing to drill a holes.

[@BushmanofYukon]

Nice :o)

[@threedogsandacamper503]

Nice!!

[@LittleBitWorks]

Thank you.

[@LittleBitWorks]

Sorry, I do not know about it. The music is a use right-free, got from a Web site.

[@Origmist]

Just made it and was surprised it worked how it was shown in the vid

[@LittleBitWorks]

The l One Did you have any difficult problems to make it?

[@Origmist]

Nope

[@Origmist]

Little bit works you on

[@Origmist]

I have an idea that might improve this stove

[@LittleBitWorks]

The l One It sounds great. I'm looking forward to it.

[@jeremiasboldt6290]

How broad is the ruler ?

[@LittleBitWorks]

About 60mm by 200mm.

[@LittleBitWorks]

***** Sorry, it's my mistake. The metal ruler is 200mm. But it is enough above 100mm.

[@jeremiasboldt6290]

***** THX for the request, but i asked not how long the (Metal) ruler is. How BROAD is your Metal ruler? THX ,:)

[@LittleBitWorks]

I want to hand over the title of the developer of this stove to you. However, I cancel it and hold it because I cannot confirm the fact. Thank you.

[@taiwat39]

This was not a published project just a hobby in a former engineer with the fire deptartmd

[@LittleBitWorks]

Take care of yourself.

[@zezeA380]

Correction: It's centimetres(cm) not millimetres(mm) holes

[@LittleBitWorks]

+Spreedator 1000 Mistake? Thank you for a correction.

[@zezeA380]

+LittleBitWorks I'm refering to my mistake

[@LittleBitWorks]

+Spreedator 1000 You made a stove in reference to my video. The vague of my video confused you. So your mistake is my mistake. Thank you for your very important correction. By the way, please tell me how about large holes stove.

[@BushmanofYukon]

Yes sir :o)

[@tedspang1945]

:)