Tincanium

Tin Can Chimney

30 July 2003 - 12:00am

Boyt

Richard Boyt, July 2003

Stovers all:

Metal

Tincanium

TLUD Workshop in Seattle Friday Jan 27 9am-1pm before ETHOS

15 January 2012 - 1:42pm

TLUD Workshop being offered prior to ETHOS Conference
Hosted by Hydrovolts
Biomass Energy Foundation is offering a Workshop on the technical and practical concepts of its micro-gasification units. Dr. Paul Anderson aka “Dr TLUD” will provide an overview of the science and technology of the Top Lit Up Draft (TLUD) stove and its applications in meeting the cooking needs of local communities around the globe.
He will be assisted by Bob Fairchild, Christa Roth, and Kathy Nafie.

The Pop-Up Two Buck Stove

1 December 2007 - 6:15pm

Henson

The Pop-Up Two Buck Stove
Lanny Henson, November 27, 2007

The CRAB Stove

22 October 2006 - 3:02pm

Henson

The CRAB Stove (Henson Charcoal Rice And Bean Cooker)
Lanny Henson, October 21, 2006

The CRAB Stove (Henson Charcoal Rice And Bean Cooker)

The CRAB Stove a low cost metal charcoal stove by Lanny Henson.

CRAB Stove- The Henson Charcoal Rice And Bean Cooker cooks, serves and holds. It is efficient and saves up to 75% on fuel. It is inexpensive, easy to build and easy to use, just light it and forget it. Only 150 grams of charcoal cooks 5 kilograms of rice. That is about ¼ the UCB Water Boiling Test Benchmark of 600 grams for charcoal.

The CRAB Stove only needs 175 grams of charcoal cooks 5 liters of pintos for 2 hours, or boil and simmers 5 liters of water/stew.

It functions three ways, it cooks, it serves, it holds.

CRAB

Tincanium

Charcoal