This is the smallest woodgas stove I have built. It was a combination of a campbels soup can and a refried beans can. It is not the fastest but it is light weight and the fuel for it canbe found most anywhere you hike. It is shown how to build it step by step with the exception of pot stand. Mini Wood Gas Stove
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This is a link someone sent me. It is a blog and it seems to have good instructions for another gasifier. www.vedbil.se This is a Real Plans for a...
Loading woodchunks into the gasifier and lighting it off in preparation for a trip to town. The fuel for this trip was a 40lb sack of prunings from Apple,Pear,Plum and Cherry trees gathered this Spring from our property.Wood cut from sawmill waste is a typical fuel for the truck. Firing up the...
Wood Gas powered lawn tractor introduction and explanation of components. Built with technical assistance from the Yahoo Wood Gas Group. Edited by MP Productions Wood Gas Lawn...
Running our entire place off of gasified white oak chunks and running the gas into a 1972 - 25Kw Onan 30 EK genset through a simple homemade carburetor. The wood gas...
Alternative energy history of World War 2 is so amazing! So much was lost, But hopefully we'll find it again together! The Nazi war machine in 1939 took over the WW2 Woodgas...
Besides household heat, potable water heat and electricity; the Energy Bootlegger(tm) makes automotive fuel. I thank all my friends and family for their patience, help and encouragement. I, Ken Driessen and Local Ideas Inc. NPO claim the Energy Bootlegger technology as our intellectual property. (c)2006-2011 Driving on...
peplers.blogspot.com I recently got this Outdoor Fireplace, having been very pleased with the pair of Woodgas Campstoves that I already have. The fireplace is a scaled up version, putting out 16kW of heat at full power! This video is my first go using it, I expect to make some more videos later on, perhaps with other fuel types and methods of use. You can buy them here: woodgasstove.co.uk You can also read a more detailed review on my blog peplers.blogspot.com Review: Woodgas...
I've gotten several requests to make a simpler woodgas stove than what I've been making lately. Something that doesn't take special parts that only I seem to have. Something that is easier to make than some of the woodgas stoves I've made in the past. To go back to the woodgas stove rather than the wood forge stoves. So I rummaged through my can stores and found a soup can that fit into a one quart paint can perfectly and proceeded from there. This video shows how I put those two cans together to make what I think is a pretty simple stove that I think anyone could put together using only a few tools such as a can opener(side cutting), drill, drill bit or uni-bit, and maybe a needle-nosed pliers. The stove may be a little big by some peoples standards but when you consider that it burns fuel that you can find along the trail it will save both money and weight on long trips. Also I used the extra space in the stove to store an alcohol stove and fuel to be used when or if needed. I hope that my requesters (is that a word?) will find this stove easy to make and useful. Woodgas Simple...
www.USH2.com This stove is a partial oxidation gas generator stove. It produces Hydrogen, Carbon Monoxide, Methane and other cracked organic compounds. The same principle is in our books on gasification of wood for engines and cars. Yes, you CAN run a car off this type of system and over 1 million vehicles did this during WWII... it can still work today Biogas Wood Stove...
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Running an 1988 Harley FLHS on wood gas! Testing our prototype wood gas motorcycle. Wood gas hawg
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Woodgas Stove - Simple Version Originally uploaded on Mar 26, 2009 I've gotten several requests to make a simpler woodgas stove than what I've been making lately. Something that doesn't take special parts that only I seem to have. Something that is easier to make than some of the woodgas stoves I've made in the past. To go back to the woodgas stove rather than the wood forge stoves. So I rummaged through my can stores and found a soup can that fit into a one quart paint can perfectly and proceeded from there. This video shows how I put those two cans together to make what I think is a pretty simple stove that I think anyone could put together using only a few tools such as a can opener(side cutting), drill, drill bit or uni-bit, and maybe a needle-nosed pliers. The stove may be a little big by some peoples standards but when you consider that it burns fuel that you can find along the trail it will save both money and weight on long trips. Also I used the extra space in the stove to store an alcohol stove and fuel to be used when or if needed. I hope that my requesters (is that a word?) will find this stove easy to make and useful. Woodgas Stove -...
After watching all those gasifier wood stove videos here on YT I just HAD to make one and try it out on my Stirling engine. It needs tweaking yet but runs the engine fine for a long time on pellets. The stove is about the 4th or 5th version, top lit downdraft, sort of a venturi system at the bottom that sucks the gases out and mixes with the secondary air, exiting at the top in a swirl and burning with a flame cap there. The fan is overkill for this thing and it could do fine on a smaller battery. [Note: the pot is black and sooty from previous stove attempts - the current stove keeps the pot almost free of soot and oils.] Stirling engine...
The construction of a Mother Earth News Gasifier with recycled hot water tanks,cast iron frying pans,old driveshafts etc. More construction and woodgas plan info at- www.woodgas.net under the name Halvorson. The making of a...
A hybrid stove that combines the continuous feed concept of the rocket stove with the smaller dimensions of the Cheap Bastard's...
peplers.blogspot.com I recently bought this woodgas camp stove to use for cooking when we're in the woods, either working or just relaxing. It works by woodgas camp...
This is the result of my first attempt to run an engine on woodgas. I was really surprised at how well it worked, especially because I had not plugged up all the air leaks in the plumbing :) . The engine ran like this for about an hour, before I shut it down and started messing about with other parts of the project. This is a Stratified Downdraft gasifier. They are known for making tar that will foul an engine up, so I would not recommend building this kind of gasifier, unless you are sure you can resolve the tar problem. Filtering is only partly effective, as the residual tar will still clog up the engine. These FEMA gasifiers are easy to build, fun to operate and are a good way to get into this interesting 'hobby' of making fuel gas for an engine - as long as you are willing to make the improvements that are needed for tar cracking. I plan to add air jets, a bigger ash pit, a bigger hopper, an anti bridging shaker and a few other little improvements to this prototype gasifier. Ultimately, I would like to use this generator for powering my little farm, as I am not on the national power grid. This place relies on solar panels and wind turbines for electric power. It's been this way for 18 years :) . WoodGas engine...
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This was a test of the material being used as knob on the pot lid. It is heat resistant up to 500 degrees. Watch how the flames come up over the top of the pot and go towards the knob. The material used was very sucessful. No signs of melting or deterioation in strength. The pot lid is made of silicone rubber. I'll be creating a thread at www.bplite.com to show the results of the test and to include the variety of lids made for GI military cups made of stainless steel. Wood fires produce a great amount of heat up and over the top of the pot. Lots of ash and soot can get into the pot. Silicone lids are an alternate to heavy stainless steel lids and aluminum lids that usually hang over the top edge of the pot. That overhang collects soot and creosote during the heating process. In the beginning of the video you will notice the large amount of woodgas/smoke being produced until the fuel reaches a high enough temperature to ignite. A fresh batch of cold wood was put into the stove over a hot bed of coals. During the time it takes for that wood to heat up sufficiently it gives off mountains of woodgas. On one side of the stove there is a flame that will provide Woodgas...
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Configurations for my wood gas stoves. guns4toys...

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