How to make Hoop Stove

This is how to video of Hoop Stove. Making is troublesome job and difficult, but has the best usability in the field. If you want to make a good stove, there is a need to spend time and effort. You can reduce primer time. There is no need to carry extra fuel for primer.
開発を進めてきたHoop Stove(輪っかストーブ)が完成したので作り方を公開します。製作はとても面倒で大変です。良いストーブを得ようと思ったら、手間と労力を惜しんではいけません（笑）　そのかわり現場で優れたユーザビリティを発揮し、予熱の無駄な時間と燃料を削減することができます。
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[@SpencerWil]

The new holes really made the difference. I am now getting very close to the results that you do. Thank you for the video and the advice.

[@garikezov1265]

Похоже на талантливого стоматолога. Без работы никогда не останется😊👍!!!

[@SakoTGrimes]

I made a similar one. But I used a razor blade to cut the cans, which did not fit together as well as I would like, and dull pins to make the jet holes. The work and precision this guy puts into this rather simple stove is an example of why Japanese cars grew to be vastly superior to American cars. Japanese make some fantastic stuff.

[@tetkoba]

Thanks comment. This stove is very complicated design. Improved version is Capillary Hoop Stove. Pls watch CHS video too.

[@awatt]

Can't believe it's six years since I made one of these. It works flawlessly and has got a lot of use in all sorts of weather conditions. Came back because it needs a few repairs. I used very thin ali for the leg supports and they need replacing due to cracking. Considering I used it in a daily basis at work for about eight months it's held up quite well

[@bikerdave19148]

I have to say, it's a real pleasure to see someone who likes figuring things out physically, and worries so much about craftsmanship. VERY well done. I've made basic can alcohol stoves with just pinholes and they work pretty well but this is very VERY nice. I like your petal stove as well but this looks less complicated and likely works better too.

[@iFrndlyfire]

as an engineering student, and an avid outdoors-man i find this as something i will enjoy making!

[@pauldude000]

I have built innumerable Pepsi-can type stoves of various styles and descriptions and can say this..... VERY nice job. Good innovation, clean techniques, and efficient metalworking skills. Nice stove build dude.

[@bluejeans8001]

Excellent "How to" video. I may give this one a try and see if I want to trade in my canister stove for this one. Thanks for making such innovative stoves and sharing them with us.

[@srrrr11]

I have that same circle cutter you use. It makes DIY stove making so much easier.

[@KGB240]

This is an amazing stove. I appreciate the fine detail on this video to the fullest extent. Thank you very much for taking the time to show each step and for sharing your creativity.

[@egn83b]

Wow what a craftsmen. I think this is amazing. This is amazing to take complete garbage and turn it into a complete retail able piece of work.

[@Burps___]

So precise. Not a missed step. Well done.

[@rid.]

This video is from 2012🤦‍♂️and I haven't seen it . Verry good thanks a lot . Time to try it 🤝🗜🔧🧰

[@SpencerWil]

I am using carbon felt. I'll have to get a .8mm bit. I hope that fixes it because I really like this design and the performance you are getting is amazing. Thank you for the help and your contributions to the alcohol stove community.

[@kennyhernandez1905]

Very, very nice work. Can't buy anything that well made & beautiful. I appreciate any thing made by hand.

[@effyleven]

What a superb little stove... and what a SUPERBLY MADE video, too! Congratulations to tetkoba... (also, many thanks)

[@boowonder888]

This was great engineering with simple materials, well except some of your cool tools, I guess. I saw your other vid where it burns, great! Im gonna try making on for myself. First I need to buy a few Pepsis..... Excellent!

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Amazing design, good color flame. You make the construction look so easy! Thanks for the video!

[@Isheian]

あなたはこれらの現金の負荷を作る売るべき！どのようにしてくれてありがとう！ 〜アメリカのファン

[@KyCuJe]

The only one I don't have is the one he used to cut the top opening with, but I have a hardware store a couple blocks away that likely has one. Pretty easy to get these. If you fix anything around your house at all, you have at least half of them.

[@spanielgita]

brilliant, professional how-to! Very well done mate!

[@upanishad9995]

天才的！　見ているだけでホレボレします。

[@tetkoba]

Upanishad999 コメントをありがとうございます。燃焼方式としては既存のウィックジェットの域を出ていないんですけどね。ここから新しい方式であるCHSへとつながっていきます。

[@leonlynes152]

Attention To Details... craftsmanship... artistically done... I will Buy that one!....

[@2dividedby3equals666]

Thanks for the amazing video. As you said it is time consuming but it is worth the effort. The tutorial was very well explained, it will be very usefull. I'm looking for the next vid, take care!!

[@llm7676]

this is pretty awesome, ive always just made the typical coke can...but this takes it to a whole new level of ingenuity. I'm too lazy to make yours lol kudos my friend!

[@RonRay]

Once again, genius design!

[@DESERTDIPL0MAT]

Wow. You are one talented and creative guy. Thank you.

[@SURA19810411]

素晴らしい出来上がり！この動画を参考に手作りしたいと思います！撮影&投稿ありがとうございます。

[@haggerdcreek]

amazing craftsmanship ...truly a thing of beauty !!

[@Syncubus]

Fantastic craftsmanship! Thank you.

[@ScoutsNOA]

What craftsmanship.......

[@dutro76]

発想の先進性、丁寧な加工法、分かりやすい解説ビデオ、など多くの面でも素晴らしい！　小径缶のほうが、早く缶全体の温度上昇が出来る。立ち上がりも早くなるのかな？ｂｙ　JSB

[@johnarizona3820]

Brilliant demonstration bro! TY for posting. God Bless

[@yonigpoit]

Dude! I love the precision and engineering on this stove...The music is great on your video and how do I get your amazing tools!!!!???? Great video and stove!!!! Thanks for sharing!!! I'm going to make this but I will have a dull butter knife and a rock for tools :-) All kidding aside, I'm not sure how to get a hold of "Carbon felt" here in the US, so I'll try fiberglass insulation to see if that works. Hopefully it will wick the alcohol as efficiently as your carbon felt does. I'll let you know!

[@iMatt65]

Keep up the hard work and excellent designs!

[@Kevins-Philippine-Retirement]

Great quality work, as usual for you. Thank you

[@KOSmichny]

зачем так всё усложнять? всё должно быть просто и практично как АК-47))) Видео классное конечно же.. Успехов)

[@misterkindsir]

So much accuracy! Excellent work! You should sell these to make a nice profit! Very good quality. MrKindSir

[@Anbuccoy]

You are the master. i would like to buy one since i do not have the craftsmanship to make one

[@Kanoee64]

Awesome Craftsmanship !!!!

[@ANTONIOSALGADOCAMPINGCASTOR]

Tetkoba: ¡you are a master of the stove¡¡¡

[@Druetty]

Excellent, as always! Thanks

[@mariadelmargilgonzalez255]

Very nice...I have got too a DIY alcohol stove .....saludos de BILLIG CAMPER desde Alemania.

[@aaAlexVieira]

WOW ! REALY PROFESIONAL. AMAZING.

[@tetkoba]

Thank you! This is very hard to make. I believe CHS-U(capillary version) is much easier.

[@dalriada842]

Elegant design!

[@aparecidomiranda1191]

Parabéns ótimo vídeo

[@charles910]

Beautiful stove. But too much work and parts not found around the house.

[@hyperguy75]

Great video!

[@jitukelkar]

neat project well executed!!!

[@vieldcs]

learned a lot from this video

[@jumpoffa5011]

Brilliant job!

[@dontmesswithnature]

very well done

[@Knifeguyyy]

Your work is always so amazing. Thanks for sharing!-)

[@Road.Tripping]

I've said it before but you are an artisan. Beautiful work and a great stove. One question: if it is hard to find a supply of carbon felt could fiberglass be used in its place? I have some narrow fiberglass may available Thanks again and I look forward to your next video! Kerri

[@sunnyarky]

Great!!! Nice job!

[@NavyPLN]

Все красиво, но только после первого похода будет помято и быстро развалится, такое делают на один раз, а не так долго и красиво ) горелка из алюминиевой банки не практична ) А так хорошо ))

[@anubitsa7799]

wow..it's masterpiece., you are MacGyver.

[@AlirezaMoeini]

بسیار عالی سپاسگزارم

[@wanderfoottv5484]

it would be great if you could make one for me...=) i love what you did!...=) very well done!!

[@phillwhiting9999]

you should sell them mini stoves on ebay, some neat stuff dude gunna make one

[@davidm4160]

Nice video, thanks for sharing, how about showing it off in action?

[@aephix73]

You can get carbon felt at Home Depot. It's called Flame Protector by Oatey. About $16 for a 9"x12" piece.

[@ΑρτέμηςΖ]

tetkoba's you are amazing dude !!!!!!

[@321RCHeli]

A stable base, fast self starting, center flame, efficient and a TORNADO. What more could you possibly want?

[@Warpedguitar28]

idk if you were talking about the very bottom of the can but if so it was cut with a compass cutter

[@papercut9000]

take a look a that stove, oh what a stove... well take a look a that stove oh stove, stove stove

[@MahmoudMosleh]

very accurate and nice thanx

[@JohnDoe-hh2ze]

Super badass!

[@clockguy2]

Very nice work, but you really need to look up the "fancy feast stove". It costs about $0.39 US and took me about 10 minutes to make.

[@chunkyfecalbreakfast]

You are a very skilled craftsman

[@dascooker]

impressive! koniichiwa!

[@OnizukaGTO]

you are an artist! :D

[@m8teseven]

Amazing work , it"s a pleasure to see such fine art and creativity. Question , can i use expoxy resin instead of JB Weld ?

[@ivanirjosedeoliveira6331]

Ótimo vídeo!

[@Resonant2Frequency]

Hi Tetkoba, since you are very good at building such small light and efficient stoves, would you have any suggestions on making a efficient wood gas/gassifier stove? I built a stainless steel one of a top lit updraft type/tlud, but quite heavy, and goes out far to easily(there is some blue flame though). Be great to have a lightweight(ish) one that is as pretty as your stoves! any ideas?

[@issaleganes]

good job!! Thanks for sharing

[@BirdOfParadise777]

OMG! You are a ginius! Thank you! Thank you! :) Is that the only way to remove the coating? How long will it burn with the amount of fuel it will hold?

[@SpencerWil]

I built my stove very carefully to your specs (although I did the holes closer to .6mm diameter) but I am getting a boil time of over 8 minutes. Should I change the number of holes or the diameter? Or change something with the carbon felt?

[@Mirarelief]

Ain't Nobody Got Time For That!

[@vivide2012]

Cool 👍👍

[@jetpowered1]

Amazing!

[@Wikipunani]

OMFG but this complicated to make HELP US GAMERA! Is this unit actually a serious contender in a bushcraft scenario?

[@khalidyousuf7938]

Please show us some ideas on windscreens please. Thanks in advance

[@ZBwing]

brilliant.

[@KingTesticus]

that is sweet!

[@BirdOfParadise777]

You use "mini cans"... in the US, what would be the equivilant size can for me to use? Or, what is the measurements of the can you use? Thank you:)

[@johnnymandella2496]

awesome bro :)

[@loonytik25]

When you cut the pipe ends do you angle them in the same direction as the holes in the top piece?

[@learnonedooneteachone3822]

I watch all your videos. I love the can cutting jig. I appreciate you and your work.

[@anisghil]

i'm very interested in your wonderfull stoves, i want to buy one or two, just let me know :D

[@uncleboogie69]

Amazing

[@BirdOfParadise777]

By the way... what did you do with the "wicks" that were sticking out of the tubes when you put it together? Did you push them down into the tubes? Thanks:)

[@evabuchberger5787]

another question... it is more or less impossible to get carbon felt in germany... [ I would love to be proved otherwise] would mineral wool like stone wool work in the pipes, too?

[@Fu3R4]

What are the tools your'e using? The mini drill and scribes you used to cut the cans? Product names perhaps as I'd like to get some.

[@evabuchberger5787]

is there a way to combine the carbon felt hoop technique with a pressurized jet alcohol stove system? like the penny stove.... and would it be in anyway useful? and working?

[@naninano8469]

So beautiful I want one of this Really please

[@RiotShooter75]

Do you think this design could be adjusted to work with a normal size can (12 fl oz)? If so, what modifications would you recommend?

[@ploetzlich30]

hello tetkoba. can you please tell me, which of your stoves is the best for bakeing heatwise and burningtime?

[@poikilo1120]

tetkoba I am trying to buy the materials needed. Just to confirm a bit. Is Carbon Felt those activated carbon felt used for filtration? If possible, please provide a link of it.

[@webworkhere]

I've been making these sence I was a little boy.