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Hi Guys, I've been working a cool project out of Tauranga. Its a portable cooker - heater - wood fire which will appeal to a great many people here.
Stick it in the truck for the next roadie, camp, beach, bivvy. It's a cool piece of kit that's got a lot of uses. I I think it will appeal to every man/women who loves playing with
and cooking over flame..
Bakewell Burner Camper - Bakewell Burners
They look great!
Looks awesome mate. Nice job!
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I think that it looks fantastic. I wonder if you can extend the flu and use it inside if you want to?
A 9 kg gas bottle on its side with top side milled off and a plate welded on works super wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
Super easy to make
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Google "gas bottle fireplace"
It's easy if you have a welder and know what to do... Sure there's a market for people like me that works with wood not metalQuote:
Originally Posted by 7mmsaum
I note that the bottom image is of a factory made Frontier folding camp stove.Quote:
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Do you have one and how does it go ?
There is also a Frontier Plus stove being made now that has a small glass section in the door, more adjustability and a larger diameter flue.
https://www.anevay.co.uk/outdoors/ca...tier-plus.html
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One of those in one of these in one of these would be very cool ( or hot ).
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One of these winters Im going to disappear into the mountains somewhere remote that I can hunt and fish, where there's a good supply of dead wood on the ground and just exist for a while.
Brand new gas bottles from mitre 10 are $25 from memory and saves you dealing with old combustible gasses during fabrication.
They are super fun to make
Cool...all we need now is a 'forum welder'......?...... @veitnamcam
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I suppose you need an empty gasbottle to start with. I would imagine a full one might upset the engineer mans day??
Looks brilliant, can you run it in a wall tent?
I like it, do all the parts fit inside the main compartment for travelling?
Large box section would be handy for making lil cookers for boat/caravan/hut
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Canadian "cubic mini wood stoves" will send to nz too
$433
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Welding is work not fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouser
Blowing shit up is fun so a full bottle is more likely to get your job done as a perk....(ps places to blow shit up without the men in black arriving are good too ;) )Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
What brand is that one?.want to put one in shed. Got Oz pig but too smoky for indoor use thoQuote:
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Flick of TM kiwistuff1 I mounted it to a barrow to wheel around,goes in the tent and in the garage.Galv downpipe flue in tent and st/st in garage.Run mostly wood with couple shovels coal for overnight
Hi Ryan_Songhurst , the whole kit fits inside the main tube. even comes with a canvas carry bag. Another bonus is the alloy body. You never have to worry about rust and she's significantly lighter to carry.
We have the original which has lived outside for 40 years and its still in great shape. The camper was born around a group of hunters/engineer types who wanted a compact, rust proof light weight heat source and cooker
They used them in bivvys and on fly in trips which is where they come into their own.
Whats the all up packed weight?
A friend and I made something very similar to that years ago to heat a spa pool on a trailer for the undi 500. It was pretty much like that except we had a second bottle mounted in the flu which had 20m of copper tube coiled up inside it, then on the door for the fire box there was a 100mm tube extended forward which had a 12v fan mounted to it. The water was cirulated with a Subaru intercooler pump. I might have to have a look at it again and make it into a bbq or smoker or somethingQuote:
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Damn straight.
Here are the weights of the Bakewell Burner Camper stove made of Alloy.
Total standard Camper weight - 9.8 kgs.
S/S water box - 1.8 kgs.
Drying rack - 0.5 kgs.
Extra 2 x pieces of s/s flue - 1.7 kgs.
Anyone tried one of these blazing stoves run on waste oil
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No idea about that e. He garage on the island has one that runs on past oil and it sure puts the heat out. Suspect they built it themselves
