Oil Stove - Revision history

Ivc: /* Build */

2009-10-06T17:23:04Z

Build

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	[[Image:Oil_stove_complete_wick.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_complete_wick_oiled.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:Oil_stove_complete_wick.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_complete_wick_oiled.jpg\|300px]]

			== Alt. build ==
			This is a alternate build a friend of mine made. It features a door and a larger conduit.

			[[Image:Oil_stove_alternate_build_overview.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_alternate_build_door.jpg\|300px]]

			[[Image:Oil_stove_alternate_build_netting.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_alternate_build_burner.jpg\|300px]]

	== Measurements ==		== Measurements ==

Ivc: /* Measurements */

2009-10-06T13:06:57Z

Measurements

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	== Measurements ==		== Measurements ==
	The first test burn were a lot more powerful than anticipated. The flame reached 40~~-50~~ cm into the air. The cause was too much wick and ignition surface. Removing half the wicks made the burn more controlled.		The first test burn were a lot more powerful than anticipated. The flame reached 30-40 cm into the air. The cause was too much wick and ignition surface. Removing half the wicks made the burn more controlled.

	* [http:// Excessive flames video] - Youtube		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQaqZCZfoRE Excessive flames video] - Youtube

	== Report ==		== Report ==

Ivc: /* Measurements */

2009-10-06T13:02:03Z

Measurements

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	The first test burn were a lot more powerful than anticipated. The flame reached 40-50 cm into the air. The cause was too much wick and ignition surface. Removing half the wicks made the burn more controlled.		The first test burn were a lot more powerful than anticipated. The flame reached 40-50 cm into the air. The cause was too much wick and ignition surface. Removing half the wicks made the burn more controlled.

	* [http:// ~~Video of excessive~~ flames] - Youtube		* [http:// Excessive flames video] - Youtube

	== Report ==		== Report ==

Ivc: /* Measurements */

2009-10-06T13:00:52Z

Measurements

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	== Measurements ==		== Measurements ==
			The first test burn were a lot more powerful than anticipated. The flame reached 40-50 cm into the air. The cause was too much wick and ignition surface. Removing half the wicks made the burn more controlled.

			* [http:// Video of excessive flames] - Youtube

	== Report ==		== Report ==

Ivc: /* Complete Stove */

2009-10-06T12:54:51Z

Complete Stove

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	This is the complete stove with the conduit and burner.		This is the complete stove with the conduit and burner.

	[[Image:~~Oil_stove_complete_burner_conduit~~.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:~~Oil_stove_complete_inserted.jpg\|300px]]~~		[[Image:Oil_stove_complete_overview.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_complete_burner_conduit.jpg\|300px]]

	~~[[Image:Oil_stove_complete_overview~~.jpg\|300px]]

	Last thing to do is to insert the wick and fill the burner with Canola/Rapeseed oil.		Last thing to do is to insert the wick and fill the burner with Canola/Rapeseed oil.

Ivc: /* Conduit */

2009-10-06T12:48:51Z

Conduit

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	To create the air inlet, cut out four squares on each side of the large can. Find another similar sized can and cut four large squares to use as inlet doors.		To create the air inlet, cut out four squares on each side of the large can. Find another similar sized can and cut four large squares to use as inlet doors.

	[[Image:Oil_stove_large_can_air_inlet_cut.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:Oil_stove_large_can_air_inlet_cut.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_large_can_air_inlet_size.jpg\|300px]]

	Drill 4 holes for each air inlet and use 1 bolt, 3 washers, and 1 nut to fasten the inlet door.		Drill 4 holes for each air inlet and use 1 bolt, 3 washers, and 1 nut to fasten the inlet door.

Ivc: /* Complete Stove */

2009-10-06T12:28:57Z

Complete Stove

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	==== Complete Stove ====		==== Complete Stove ====
			This is the complete stove with the conduit and burner.

			[[Image:Oil_stove_complete_burner_conduit.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_complete_inserted.jpg\|300px]]

			[[Image:Oil_stove_complete_overview.jpg\|300px]]

			Last thing to do is to insert the wick and fill the burner with Canola/Rapeseed oil.

			[[Image:Oil_stove_complete_wick.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_complete_wick_oiled.jpg\|300px]]

	== Measurements ==		== Measurements ==

Ivc: /* Burner */

2009-10-06T12:25:38Z

Burner

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	[[Image:Oil_stove_medium_can_mount_screws.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:Oil_stove_medium_can_mount_screws.jpg\|300px]]

			==== Complete Stove ====

	== Measurements ==		== Measurements ==

Ivc: /* Burner */

2009-10-06T12:24:37Z

Burner

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	To make the heater, drill 8 holes in two of the circular sheets and a set of larger holes for the wick. Cut the threaded rod to right lengths, they should reache near the top of the conduit. The heat from the fire will transfer via the rod and increase the temperature of the oil.		To make the heater, drill 8 holes in two of the circular sheets and a set of larger holes for the wick. Cut the threaded rod to right lengths, they should reache near the top of the conduit. The heat from the fire will transfer via the rod and increase the temperature of the oil.

	[[Image:Oil_stove_copper_threaded_rods.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:~~Oil_stove_small_can_copper_threaded_rods~~.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:Oil_stove_copper_threaded_rods.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_small_can_copper_threaded_rods_inserted.jpg\|300px]]

	To mount the small can on top of the medium can, drill 4 holes on top of the medium can to fit the small can inside the square. Screw 4 bolts into the holes. Notice that the small can with the oil and wick does not touch the medium can, this limits heat loss to the metal below.		To mount the small can on top of the medium can, drill 4 holes on top of the medium can to fit the small can inside the square. Screw 4 bolts into the holes. Notice that the small can with the oil and wick does not touch the medium can, this limits heat loss to the metal below.

Ivc: /* Conduit */

2009-10-06T12:21:04Z

Conduit

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	Remove the bottom of the small can to create the conduit and insert it into the hole on the large can to see if it fits.		Remove the bottom of the small can to create the conduit and insert it into the hole on the large can to see if it fits.

	~~[[Image:Oil_stove_small_remove_bottom.jpg\|300px]]~~ [[Image:Oil_stove_small_remove_bottom.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:Oil_stove_small_remove_bottom.jpg\|300px]]

	Cut out a circle of the garden netting, place it on top of the small cap and mark around edge of the netting. Cut snippets around the edge just close to the marked edge and bend the flips down around the edge of the small cap. Creating a cap. Insert the can and netting into the large can.		Cut out a circle of the garden netting, place it on top of the small cap and mark around edge of the netting. Cut snippets around the edge just close to the marked edge and bend the flips down around the edge of the small cap. Creating a cap. Insert the can and netting into the large can.

	[[Image:Oil_stove_small_can_netting.jpg\|300px]]		[[Image:Oil_stove_small_can_netting.jpg\|300px]] [[Image:Oil_stove_small_can_netting_closeup.jpg\|300px]]

	To create the air inlet, cut out four squares on each side of the large can. Find another similar sized can and cut four large squares to use as inlet doors.		To create the air inlet, cut out four squares on each side of the large can. Find another similar sized can and cut four large squares to use as inlet doors.