Cook your food and heat your babies bath at the same time with this wood stove!

[Don2222]

Hello

See video. Now where can I buy one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=inIDaMAUjLc

 

[BrowningBAR]

I'm a simple man. I just want heat and long burn times.

 

[begreen]

You don't buy one, you make it. This is a basic barrel stove made out of a propane tank with a heat exchanger coil added. Inefficient and dirty, but possible as a DIY.

 

[Heavy Metal]

That is really a neat idea and a cool little stove. I always admire things that were made for functionality. Thinking about life for millions in Japan and much of Asia right now, a simple, homemade stove like that could have a huge impact on a family and communities. That water heater is genius.

 

[Don2222]

That is really a neat idea and a cool little stove. I always admire things that were made for functionality. Thinking about life for millions in Japan and much of Asia right now, a simple, homemade stove like that could have a huge impact on a family and communities. That water heater is genius.

I did not see any water pump or pressure regulator valves on the heat exchanger! How might that work?

 

[Heavy Metal]

That is really a neat idea and a cool little stove. I always admire things that were made for functionality. Thinking about life for millions in Japan and much of Asia right now, a simple, homemade stove like that could have a huge impact on a family and communities. That water heater is genius.

that piece of stainless 1 or 2" piping he's holding and then inserts into the back of the stove is just a simple heat exchange. And then if you look at the tub, he's got one hose up high and one down low. So it probably cycles the water using heat/pressure/gravity? Like a syphon I'd guess.

 

[begreen]

Yes, looks like an open, thermosiphon loop.