Higher Primus 210 ( long adapter)

If this entry qualifies more for the Frankie section, please move it.
It's been a year since I bought this deformed Primus 210 tank.

It was a very good bargain, I think($10). I was hoping to find a burner for it in the future. However, after many months of searching ended in failure, I decided to design on my own a suitable adapter that would allow the use of a standard burner from a 1 liter stove. Naturally, the information on this forum, largely inspired me for this project.I measured the length of the ascending pipe in a 1-liter stove, purchased a piece of brass rod, drew out the design and asked a friendly turner to realize it. In the course of the work, it turned out that the thread of the male end was extremely unusual. Since the friend didn't have a suitable thread cutter, he did it with the help of a lathe knife and appropriate turns (great skill!).

I was left to make brackets of the appropriate length
screw on the burner and conduct tests

In the video you can see the work with a silent and roaring burner.
Some photos.

And height comparison with Optimus 00

 

@Knee good job with this 210! Just for your knowledge, a riser from a 51/54 can be used on 210, they share the same tapered threads.

Cheers,
Nicola

 

Thanks Nicola. So far I have not yet 51/54 . Useful information. I will keep it in mind.
Greetings

 

A little better pictures of the work of both burners.

 

Well done Knee

 

Thanks @Harder D. Soerensen .. If it wasn't for a skilled turner friend, I'd probably still be waiting for a burner.
For the time being, that's how I'm combining. As if I could afford complete stoves, I probably wouldn't feel like combining.

 

@Knee combining parts is pretty fun! Remember to ask friends if you need some parts!

Nicola