[ATTACH] My 99 brewing coffee in a original Wear-Ever perculator. Using my 424 as table 8]
That is what I would call a museum piece. Nice stove indeed.
Very nice stove @Stanisław Grajewski and I agree with you about the usefullnes of the stove. I have the same stove as you have and even bought a...
Looks like a great piece of kit. My kit pales in comparison.
Isn't the correct way to 1st braze de needle in place and then to dremel it off? That way the needle has a bit more mass and might be able to...
Very generous of you sir! With aid, people mostly think about food. But the food also has to be prepared! Doing good with your hobby, well done....
Have fun you guys!
Beautifully done @Remus1956 looks like it's good for another 50 years for sure :thumbup:
That is a beautiful stove you have there! I guess we don't need a vote now :mrgreen:
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@thecelloronin ;) [IMG]
I voted 'something else' because I have been using my 99 for more than a decade with one of the 1st BernieDawg silent caps and a mini pump. Runs...
Taking my, just fettled, 111T for a test run and what better to do than preparing a duo of wild goose burgers. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Yes that definitely fits the 99. I know because I have the 8r and 123(r) as well ;)
Very nice find! I paired mine with a BD mini-cap and used it in many vacations. It has made me many litres of coffee :D
I tried a similar damper on my Dragonfly. It didn't turn out that great. I constantly had to adjust the screw in de middle to get to burn properly...
Ah, the venerable Radius 17! The stove that caused me to contract the stove-pox. It's the 1st stove I own. Finding how it functions led me to the...
That burner looks a bit slanted indeed. But brass is very malleable, fortunately, so can be straightened quite easily. But the fact that you said...
@Remus1956 very well done, looks good from this side of the pond! Congratulations on a job well-done :thumbup:
My first steps in hard solder/silbrazing Here is my attempt at repairing my 111T 8]
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