GSC International 42002 Alcohol Burner/Stove

[@longrider42]

I just got the burner today, and I am very happy with it. I put mine in a collapsible small wood gassification stove. And it worked nicely. Oh, you do not need the snuffer cap to put it out. Its easy to blow out. I didn't even have to prime mine. filled it with fuel, let is sit for a bit, then lit it up. Boiled two cups of water, in a pot with a lid, in about 20 minutes. I use the same fuel. It does get loud as it gets going.

[@_dave4460]

to repeat - you have the best stoves! i voted this morning and then got the ozarktrail griddle you recommended; i’m a happy camper

[@ballisticcoefficientdepend9811]

That's a great price for a stove, that looks really well put together. I don't know what it is about alcohol stoves, that makes me want every one I see lol. Thanks for the review, stay safe out there and God bless!

[@Charlielizard]

Pretty cool and handy. Thanks for posting! Have a safe week.

[@Matt-wb7lm]

I believe it is made from an oil filter and a large radiator cap. Very nice vid. Thanks

[@SWPG]

You had me at "Alcohol Stove", SOLD ! Great Video.

[@stevendavis2244]

Bottom looks alot like a vehicles oil filter.

[@45ACP_9mm]

I was going to say the same.

[@tonythebutcher1959]

Steven Davis yeah

[@_dave4460]

each piece looks like it was intended for other use but not completely machined, like blanks. the reservoir could also be a bearing dust cover. the top looks like a radiator or resrevior cap of some kind. the snuffer looks like it could be a battery post cleaner minus the wire brush inside. great repurposes whatever they are

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the video.

[@mountaingator001]

Great Video Thanks

[@ronicarbine8723]

Got the lixada alcohol stove today so will give that a test run tonight

[@mountainghost556]

Thoes are really good short term burners for a lab or quick testing and experiments. I have 2 in my lab. Great video.

[@HarshmanHills]

brought out the old school stove

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

Very cool thanks for sharing you made one of those years ago didn't you

[@Iridium242]

Yes I did, kind of similar :)

[@JOHN-6-45-i-dont-belong-here]

If nobody's mentioned it it's a Harley-Davidson oil filter

[@threedogsandacamper503]

Cool, I ordered one via your link. Do I need another alcohol stove? Of course I do. Looks cool.

[@bluelpgamers8509]

Oil Filter case

[@NorthcoastPatty]

What is the advantage of having coils instead of a Trangia type burner?

[@Iridium242]

Its more of a different type of stove, these with the coils can be very efficient and burn super hot. I made one years ago on video (copper coil alcohol stove) and that one was like a jet engine.

[@koostory1776]

Can you switch it with a glass jar for fuel visibility?

[@No0basaurusRAWR]

My guess would be that is made from a oil filter.

[@AlaskanGamerGuy]

Looks like an oil filter with a retrofitted and modified radiator cap.

[@Iridium242]

Thats it, yeah the top felt like a radiator cap. Could not figure it out

[@AlaskanGamerGuy]

@@Iridium242 they can hold a decent amount of pressure. I wonder if they were able to use any mechanisms pre-existing on the radiator cap...

[@thomasnoteboom1531]

bottom reminds me of an oil filter cartrage from a car engine..... Thomas Noteboom

[@georgespeck8761]

The bottom looks a old metal Oil filter.