Many people would like to try building a wood gas system but can’t weld. Here is one option for getting around the problem. Affectionately dubbed “Constance”, this machine is built from just pipe fittings with a sheet metal grate cut with tin snips.
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Interesting. So I assume a cyclone filter would come in handy. I have been looking at all the hardware places around me and no one carries the 2 inch to 1/4 or 2 inch to 3/4 bushings. I suppose I’ll have to order them online.
Stephen,
Now thats a cool automation valve!
I was considering using an RC servo to control my mixing valve and just have the trimmer pot on my console and get rid of the cable.
Lots of potential with this idea.
Hi Wes. As soon I get past my two Makers’ Fairs I am going to offer an automatic mixer module for sale. I was going to have it working for the fairs but my voltage regulators have not shown up so I am freezing the design and getting some endurance runs in so there aren’t any surprises on the big day.
Morning All
For those of you wondering What the heck is StephenA talking about; and where can I see it??
This is where I drop in to read/see his works.
Net search just “northernselfreliance” or his name can bring up direct links to his youtube videos.
StephenA hangs a lot I think with the too quiet type Canadians, and others, often too polite to beat their own drums.
So like my friend ArvidO I’ll do some beating and bush shaking here.
S.U.
Stephen, How are or how did the blueberries do this year ??? I remember picking in July. Of course that was near 50 years ago. My double rotor unit built using trash cans can built without welding. Tin snips, aluminum foil, furnace cement, and stainless hose clamps cover most joints. Eventually I started brazing the hot connections. I still do most of my building with a small turbo tip and bronze rod. I use my welder mostly on the trailers and other steel items that need real structural support.
Hope all is well with all … Mike LaRosa