Lay flat seam for pyramid tents
Sewing lay flat or flat-felled seams on pyramid tent panels while making seams easier and stronger.Read More →
Sewing lay flat or flat-felled seams on pyramid tent panels while making seams easier and stronger.Read More →
This post describes conical connectors that can be easily inserted into tent stoves and then be used to conveniently connect to flue pipes or other tubes. Introduction Most tent stoves require a close-fitting of the flue pipe into the stove body to achieve the best performance. In addition, my tentRead More →
Roll up flue pipe hand curving This post is about the segmented rolling of curves into long pieces of titanium or stainless steel foil for making backpacking stove flue pipes. Note: This is just one little part of a 12 part series on improved stove pipe rolling. You may wish toRead More →
This post is about hand rolling of circles, rings, tubes, pipes, curves, tapers and cones in titanium and stainless steel hardened alloy foils and thin sheet. Introduction Small sheet metal rollers are expensive and bulky and have such a short rolling mouth width. They use 3 geared rollers that rotateRead More →
An alcohol flame lance to burn in roll up stove pipes This post is about using an alcohol flame lance to change the shape memory of roll up stove pipes. It also considers techniques to help improve the shape of the stove pipe. Note: This is just one little part ofRead More →
Experimental ceramic stick burner A report on an experimental micro ceramic stick burner made as an inverted J-burners. It is made from largely clay free loam soil and sodium silicate. It is configured for; natural or forced draft operation. It also was designed with an optional fussed quartz charcoal-burner glassRead More →
Refractory mixing An easy in-bag mixing method for sodium silicate refractory mixes is described. It allows the mix to have a stiff consistency with low water content. The resulting ‘plasticine’ texture makes handling and molding easy. In my previous post about dense DIY refractories from sodium silicate, I have intentionallyRead More →
This article describes the lightest wood stove that can burn damp wood sticks and simultaneously cook in two pots. The small blower unit and battery (~75g) is all that needs to be carried to provide 2-3 hours/battery or more cooking time for two pots. The blower unit also doubles as a tool for rapidly starting camp fires under difficult conditions.Read More →
This article describes the lightest wood stove that can burn damp wood sticks and simultaneously cook in two pots. The small blower unit and battery (~75g) is all that needs to be carried to provide 2-3 hours/battery or more cooking time for two pots. The blower unit also doubles as a tool for rapidly starting camp fires under difficult conditions.Read More →
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