MYOG Gas Adapter for a lever lock butane stove 

This is exactly what I need! Thank you for making this video.

Ive been searching for this. Thank you

Thanks this is what I needed!!

Great hack. Just checked for any easier options on Amazon $32 Gas ONE Propane or Butane Stove GS-3400P Dual Fuel Portable. But only runs on two fuels. Peace

Dude thanks for the info , cause I have several 20pounders for mr heater and yes you want the filter for them , so now I can use multi fuels on my butane stove

Single burner, portable butane stoves are very popular here in the Philippines. I make a point to only purchase Korean or Japanese locally manufactured products although there may not be a whole lot of difference with "other" stoves these days. Also, I only purchase " 2 in 1" stoves that include a screw on adapter for use with a larger tank you may already own. They may cost a few hundred Pesos more but certainly save you a lot if effort to fabricate adapters. Here are a few neat facts that I hope others may be able to take advantage of: * My bottle gas delivery guy tells me the standard mix here is 70% butane/30% propane. That should be Ok for re-filling flat top camp cylinders, especially if they will be used at high mountain elevations (Baguio for example) where it can get a bit " frosty." You may also use an adapter to refill flattops with straight butane for use at lower elevations and temperatures. Ask your supplier or re-fill station what they deliver. * Many folks in the Phils hook up their portable "2 in !" stove to the 11KG (about equal to a 20 pounder in the states) and let her rip. That serves as THE household cook stove. The stove top and or the side casing usually rots away before there is any issues with the internal regulator. * All new stoves have a safety pressure relief built in. It is suggested to avoid any NOS (New Old Stock) with out this safety devise. * Standard metal propane cylinders are common but we also have the newer and much lighter weight composite techolonogy. Mine were supplied with a German made regulator that senses gas leaks and shuts off the gas flow. Very safe for use with our " 2 in 1s," if ever we have to. * Non-refillable, disposable butane canisters are available just about everywhere. Supermarkets, hardware, small appliance stores & Asian food stores along with many other shops sell both these type of stoves and gas canisters. If you shop on-line and purchase by the case (28peices) you can still purchase fuel for around $1.00 USD/per can or a tad more. * Several companies are now marketing legally refillable aluminum canisters that are supposed to be refilled with 200 grams of LPG. They work great and I only paid P80 (80 Pesos) or approx. $1.52 for each canister, full of gas at todays exchange rate. Refills were supposed to be P20, approx. .38 cents USD at todays rates. Even cheaper if you DIY. *Important note, NOT ALL brands of butane stoves will accept these new, refillable canisters. We purchased a brand new deluxe stainless steel stove made right here in the Philippines for emergencies and camping. It is built to slightly tighter tolerances than many Korean stoves and a NO GO with the refillable canisters. I have NO plan to monkey around with the stove while under warranty. TEST BEFORE purchasing a new stove to use with these refillable canisters, they are slightly longer that the disposable steel canisters.

Nice informative vid but why don't you just order butane online like I do???

There store just needs a custom order for the hasj guy and have stock in his store

I would like to see this hack just to extend the normal purpose cylinder style butane can away from the hot stove. It’s scary to have the cylinder close to the heat.

Inspiring. Most likely the filter is not needed because you have a regulator in front of the hose. The filter is used for those hoses where they are subjected to the full pressure of propane and the oil leak out of the hose. Since you are regulating the propane, pressure down to 200 kPa or 32 psi you should be OK.

Thank you. Hi there, I went through all the lists but it seems you had some of the items left off. The website provided doesn't cover all the items used in you couplings. For instance the jeebel extension cord is missing, the filter adapter is missing,....

It would be helpful if you named the adapter part at each step.

Good job with this video. It would have been helpful to let us know the price you paid at the time of purchase date and what that purchase date was. Just gives us an idea. And maybe the total cost for each type of connection.

Brilliant, exactly the info I was looking for. Only issue is the Camping moon hose and adapters are no longer available... Is there another brand you could recommend searching for?

Hi Charles. Thanks for the video. it does help us a lot to show us what can we use. What I want to know is, what will I need to connect a lp gas bottle?

Where can I find that specific plastic bottle?

Isn’t it cheaper to just buy a dual fuel stove by the time you have to buy the parts?

I also live in southeastern Michigan. Trenton Michigan. Do you have a Meijers Thrifty Acres or a Walmart in your vicinity? They have have what you need my fellow Southeast Michiginian. Trust me they have it. Take your horse and carriage there and you will be happy I promise you

What sealant do you use for the connectors?

At 18:10 what is that adapter called?

How do you clean the filter?

I duno if I would do ALL that or just go get a propane grill. Coleman makes them. I mean they cost more. lol. And you cant fit a wok on one of those. but theres gotta be a work around. hahaha

Where do you get all the parts?