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How to make the Monad Stove
How to make the Monad Stove.
Its a simple very strong stove that will last for a long time.
There are many different types of pot stands you can make but I chose to make a super easy cool 3 pice pot stand!
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- Date Posted
- Mar 23, 2016 at 20:21Mar 23, 2016
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- Tips/HowTos
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FUKUOKA, Japan
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Parkbuilder72
(Mar 24, 2016 at 2:16)
Dude...excellent work! But for me it takes to long to build all the stuff together...I give up 
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Thank you dude!
But, please don't give up! hahahhahahha
Its fun when in pure concentration, if I was just making a stove like this and not filming it takes no more than 20 minutes!
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minor refinements creating the most efficient burn.
nice looking flame pattern.
How long would lets say 100 mils of fuel last?
how much fuel do you use to brew up a pot of coffee?
nice looking flame pattern.
How long would lets say 100 mils of fuel last?
how much fuel do you use to brew up a pot of coffee?
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Thank you, its a hot little stove!
WOW 100ml would last a long time, 30ml will usually burn for about 15-20 minutes.
For a pot of coffee, I maybe only use about 15ml which will burn for about 7-8 minutes.
Its good to know you stove before you go out in the mountains so that you can use just enough fuel.
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Interesting how you create that second/double wall. Very precise work, all of it. Great video, really enjoyed watching it.
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your stove is great,thanks for sharing this!
I hurt my RC car at the test drive,need a new chassis,your kid can teach me alot
I hurt my RC car at the test drive,need a new chassis,your kid can teach me alot
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hahahaha don't get too drunk! I was super blazed in this video but still was able to make a great stove. So how did your come out bro? I would like to see!
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I will make one more that doesn't look as monkeyish. By numerous attempts, I meant 8 beers but I think I should be able to do a nice one with a six pack.
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Nice to see how you are still building and improving your little stoves. I'm very happy with the ones I got from you.
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Thank you very much! Your stoves are most likely getting very old now!
This new stove is much stronger and will last a long time! Im always thinking and rebuilding on new ideas, however this stove here is perfect, is burns long and hot so its a very fuel efficient stove. Are you in the need of some new stoves?
This new stove is much stronger and will last a long time! Im always thinking and rebuilding on new ideas, however this stove here is perfect, is burns long and hot so its a very fuel efficient stove. Are you in the need of some new stoves?
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The fuel is 100% alcohol, either methanol cheep or ethanol more expensive.
Methanol is a wood alcohol so it can't be drunk or used as disinfectant but its makes an awesome fuel that burns very clean, no smell or residue left behind so burning indoors is even not a problem.
The reason alcohol stoves are so great as the stove, pot stand are just grams barley nothing compared to carrying a butane canister. For an over night camp, I will usually make 3-4 meals and I carry about 6 ounces which is more than enough with some left over. For a day ride, meaning just lunch an ounce of fuel is all you need to cook some food and boil some water for coffee or tea. So, very light. In the US you can buy alcohol in the form of "denatured alcohol" or "heet" in the yellow bottle. Im not sure what you have to buy in Canada, but Im very sure any camping store would know. Its a lot of fun to just relax and have a cup of coffee while out on a ride! That was my first inspiration to get this kind of system started.
Methanol is a wood alcohol so it can't be drunk or used as disinfectant but its makes an awesome fuel that burns very clean, no smell or residue left behind so burning indoors is even not a problem.
The reason alcohol stoves are so great as the stove, pot stand are just grams barley nothing compared to carrying a butane canister. For an over night camp, I will usually make 3-4 meals and I carry about 6 ounces which is more than enough with some left over. For a day ride, meaning just lunch an ounce of fuel is all you need to cook some food and boil some water for coffee or tea. So, very light. In the US you can buy alcohol in the form of "denatured alcohol" or "heet" in the yellow bottle. Im not sure what you have to buy in Canada, but Im very sure any camping store would know. Its a lot of fun to just relax and have a cup of coffee while out on a ride! That was my first inspiration to get this kind of system started.