You need one of these in your life

I'm sure it's a nice little stove, but I'd be laying the gas bottle horizontal. Otherwise soon as you put a pot or kettle on the stands that supply pipe is going to be in the flame as it leaps out the side of the base.
 
ST840 said:
I'm sure it's a nice little stove, but I'd be laying the gas bottle horizontal. Otherwise soon as you put a pot or kettle on the stands that supply pipe is going to be in the flame as it leaps out the side of the base.
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You can indeed lay it down. I tested that after I stopped the video. It would be nice if the pipe was longer but then it would need a bigger box I guess. All in all we are impressed.

Also I don't think the ebay one has the adapter so that you can use the very cheap gas canisters
 
Bigplumbs said:
You can indeed lay it down. I tested that after I stopped the video. It would be nice if the pipe was longer but then it would need a bigger box I guess. All in all we are impressed
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Maybe you can update the video and show it in more detail with a kettle boiling. Maybe time the boil from cold?
 
As requested I did a little boil time test. Just making our morning coffee outside rather than in I suppose.

Interesting that it flamed when I tried to lay the gas down as this is how these bottles work in the main stove they are used in. Might have been air getting in at the connection. Will check next time

Here is the little boil time video. Very interesting it is to ;)

 
alandalus11 said:
Aw common. Are they big cups, small cups, medium cups. I've seen cups in various sizes and shapes. We need to know this. I would be interested in buying one of these but need precise info to the millilitre please.
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2 cups on the ISO standard I thought you would have known that ??
 
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