Links to many camping stoves

[bulrush]

Here are a few links to many homemade camping stoves. Fuel varies from wood, to alcohol, to kerosene (paraffin).

Another coffee can stove (wood)
http://cottonwoodinstitute.typepad.com/photos/community_adventure_progr/coffeecanstove.html

Cookstoves for the developing world
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~kammen/cookstoves.html

Kerosene stove
http://www.newdawnengineering.com/website/stove/paraffin/

Zenstoves.net
http://zenstoves.net/LinksGeneral-DIY.htm

Penny stove (alcohol)
http://www.csun.edu/~mjurey/penny.html

Review of alcohol stove performance
http://art.simon.tripod.com/Stoves/

The Wings Stove archive (lots of stoves here). They actually copy the stove pages to their site, so if the original site goes down, there is still a record of it here.
http://wings.interfree.it/html/sstove.html

Oops. This is actually a forum about buying, collecting and repairing camp stoves.
http://www.spiritburner.com/

This guy has collected, I would guess, over 100 camp stoves, old and new.
http://stovecollector.tripod.com/index.htm

Peyo Revolution Stove (alcohol)
http://www.outdoors-magazine.com/spip.php?page=article&id_article=252

And last but not least, the Trangia-style stove with cook kit, for $12 plus shipping. (Wow, 2 years ago they were only $6. I have this and it works great.)
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ZRW170-297-1391.html

I hope you have fun with these.

[Rick]

Wow! You've done some homework. Thanks!!

[crashdive123]

Bullrush. Thanks for the research and putting it all in one spot.

[dragonjimm]

the kit with the trangia is a good one, mine has made many a pot of camp casserrole. and hot water
looking for a cheap german set with the third cup

[pgvoutdoors]

Well Done! great Info...

[bulrush]

I added 2 more links near the bottom, just above the $12 combo kit with Trangia stove, in the original thread.

[Gray Wolf]

There's also the Esbit stoves (great) and 2 new Esbit stove systems, FireLite Titanium Esbit Wing Stove and the Ultralight Outfitters Beercan Esbit Stove System. Best to Google for best prices.

[Tony uk]

I have 2 stoves that i like, One the the Jet Boil, Its a bit costly, But i think that its deffinately worth it, And a lighter one, A Heximine stove as used by the army, Light, cheap, and reliable.

Thanks Bulrush, Great ingo there :D

[bulrush]

Thanks. But my links focused on the Do It Yourself variety of camping stoves.