Miniature alcohol coil pressure stove 

Hiya, great little hack, I have one of the vintage versions of these and they put a wick up through the coil, so you may want to try that as well. I would be a little worried about the thin aluminium fuel reservoir but thumbs up for building it!

You have a stove at the end that saves fuel. I find that a positive thing that the stove won't stay lit without a pot.

Best jet hole size recommendation please

I have made a couple coil stoves but when i make them out of cans i have two problems: first i cant find any copper tubing small enough, and a overheating problem(i think your small lighting tray might fix that). i just use methyl alcohol(heet) and it seems to work well. the sputtering could be that your wick is to tight(needs more space) just a thought. Your work looks nice, good job - Have A Pleasant Day

@TheBeebopper Thanks, you are correct about the jetting. Someone suggested that the pulsation is a symptom of a constriction in the coil (usually caused by carbon build-up). The only thing that may have been causing a restriction in my coil was the wicks. I was lucky enough to be able to fish and pull them out. The stove burns much better.

I could use your help. I have a svea 123,like the first one you showed in this vid. The burner is fubar,and I want to make a coil burner for it. The coil isn't the hard part as much as adapting it to the svea tank will be. I also would want to us two small coils as opposed to one big coil,set a small distance apart,to distribute the heat more. Any ideas how to do this? Help is appreciated. Good job on these stoves by the way

Hi, I have a heater alcohol such as video, the problem is not light alcohol use 85 degrees. Any solution?

Hi I made a few of those and the problem was that the copper pipe was too close to the top, so I lower the the coil deeper into the container and problem solve, hope this help

i have made some of these stove and its fun the coil is 1 inch and the jet is about 1/2 mili it needs to try cver n over to make it work but its fun

@shadowsaidhe Thanks, the wick was causing the problem. It was removed and the stove can be seen burning in another video. For small copper tubing, look for refrigeration tubing. The one I'm using here is from Auto Zone, sold as tubing for oil pressure gauges. Hope thas helps.

So the wicks are not supposed to stuffed the tube completely but leaving some space from the inner walls? How deep they go inside the tubes? Thanks

Probably from lack of pressure. Try making a smaller jet.

really nice job well done

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Thank you so very much for your help and understanding...so gratefull

what makes the jet ?is it just a hole drilled and what size? mzbiker

i tried making one of these stoves but when i lite it im geting a weak flame what am i doing wrong please help.

Will it still work without a wick?*

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@Anon2987 Thanks Anon. The stove in this video was not running very well. You should watch it in one of my other videos after it was repaired. Cutting cans is real easy using household scissors. Plenty of videos on how to.

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