Alternative to the Bushbuddy

al anon

18/07/2008 at 14:19

Bushbuddy alike stove at Jason Klass website: click here

Trevor D Gamble

18/07/2008 at 15:49

There will definitely be a good few of the OM forum die-hard DIY Stovies very keen on this great little idea, well spotted there aa, cheers!!!

I thank you for me too, of course!

Edited: 18/07/2008 at 15:50

captain paranoia

18/07/2008 at 15:54

Not too keen on paying for DIY designs, though...

Made any stoves yet, Trevor...?

GG64

18/07/2008 at 15:59

Hey, I really like this!

Take a catering sized can, and youve got your own multi fuel stove at around 400g!!

Trevor D Gamble

18/07/2008 at 16:05

Not too keen on paying for DIY designs, though... - Wrote cp.

Pssst! cp, that appears to be very similar to the free plan version I posted before though, some while back ago here.No cost but the materials to make that one!

As for me making stoves, I have had a good few disasters trying is all sadly! I don't seem to be able to find anything fine enough to cut out the little Euro orangeade cans without wrecking them. Probably I should be using a scalpel as you did I think cp. But I'm just not sure where to get them, as the modellers set version I bought from the cheapo shop isn't really working out too well.

Edited: 18/07/2008 at 16:05

captain paranoia

18/07/2008 at 16:17

Use a Stanley blade, as shown in the monster Q&A thread. Dont use it to cut through the can, just to score it heavily. Use the blade to just start the cut, and then the can will break/tear along the scoreline.

Trevor D Gamble

18/07/2008 at 16:20

Thanks then cp! That is where I am going very wrong then, by trying to cut right through, instead of just heavy scoring a cut as you say.

captain paranoia

18/07/2008 at 17:02

Go and re-read the Q&A thread. It's all there...

Frum

18/07/2008 at 17:06

al anon wrote (see)

Bushbuddy alike stove at Jason Klass website: click here

Blox - look again. This is not Jason Klass's site, it is J. Falk's. I was surprised when it appeared that Klass was charging for a design, but it turns out he's not.