How to Make an Ultra-Light Alcohol Stove

Menards or Home Depot.

nice, lol i love the brute force part, i never thought of using one of those real sturdy aluminum cans, 5

You can get denatured alcohol from a hardware store, probably in the paint/stain area. Or use the engine additive HEET in a yellow bottle.

Great vid man! Thanks!

where do you get the alcohol, and how long does that burn for? Thanks!

If you light the middle section, do you need the primer?

Where did you get the pipe cutter? You're right about the hacksaw, it is impossible to get a clean cut using one.

Where could I find the denatured alcohol?

Good job,nice way of explaining the proper
procedure.Vallo.

likely not as it would be consumed by the flames as the fuel burned off. You might be able to find replacement tiki torch wicks if you're having a hard time finding fiberglass stove gasket?

U CAN USE A SHOE STRING AS THE WICK

U USE A SHOE STRING AS THE WICK

cooll very cooll

thanks

ok, I will

hey why dont you make a vide on the gear you carry

cool

If you make the holes smaller, and put more of them, will it make the stove burn hotter?

that's pretty smart.

one qt about 4 min, but it all depends on what type of pot and how windy and how many holes in the sides.

how long to boil water in this?

Pretty cool stuff. Another useful item to keep in mind when it comes to bushcraft. I'd prefer to use the jetboil or a wood fire but this would make a quick and inexpensive stove if I decided to camp out unprepared. I've seen that type of can in just about every store and gas station, and most also sell denatured alcohol.

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It can be found at package stores AND mountain dew just launched a newly designed packaging in this same type of bottle!