That is totally awesome Gieorgi, Congrats !! What repairs were needed? to get to nice flame you have managed. A "certain" 6 is one of the few still on my wish list. thx omc
not original nipple from LPG - silberised (with John method) was total jammed ill take second - and change diameter from 0,5 to ~0,35 (<0,38) it take me 3 min ( Old Method ) ------- I think most important was "burner unscrew" - done by @Russenjesus - this part is delicate thanks again for seals and assist -------------- to perfect condition is need: - burner cleaning - burner geometrical adjusting legs - i was maded - seems be little high - but this corect will be done after b. cleaning ---------------- reserve tank cap is to reconstruction
Hello Gieorgi, if you need drills look there: https://www.dormerpramet.com/de-de/...A100#Assortment={"k":"","s":101}#PSF={"k":""} it starts by diameter 0.2mm:-) RJ
thanks @Tony Press - old technik "not allow" me for - serious work ---- b/w - this example "is speaking" maybe low fuel level is reason of temporaily noices bubles iside tank i must check this
tank surface is cold if it was internal fuel rising pipe - it was about 80 celsius ----------- autofuel is inside
heat transport is litlle diferent then typical classics tank is thick brass internal pipe only 10mm -------- most heat coming to riser pipe
> To Gieorgi, Interesting. Once it reaches self-pressurizing operating temp, Gustav felt at the time the 10mm tube (and single connection to vaporizing tubes) was adequate. I'm jealous of your wonderful 6 and burner! > To readers WARNING: autofuel is not the correct fuel for Juwel No.6. The flame above is mad-science achieved by Gieorgi, a professional pyrotechnique, in his explosion-proof laboratory. Do not try this at home. Inherent danger of gasoline apparatus is mitigated with safety devices (devices not on a 6), devices developed in the 1880s and still needed today. That said, I like what I see and I'm reading just adding the "don't try this at home" bit. thx omc
juwel 6 half true internal pipe circa 12 mm burner conection to tank "conical" 9,2-10 mm ------------- TOR 91 on cheap gas cartrige Easy Click is too expensive here. first test 1 liter TTB 4 min 1/2 power temperature was around 20 C construction is hybrid - like lego ---------- too much gas is possible - but burner will be working well in "open stove" too
A-ha! So, one of these is in the pipeline: Another great find Gieorgi ... and apparently with an interestingly unusual pressure release cap ... All best, Ian. @gieorgijewski
IMO - this is "pair" to Yours No 1 "side tank logo" w/o any signs "first feet" pressure release cap with two pipes bottom stamped "X"
Folded extra pot stand for small diameter and "oversized" pots ---- This burner is beast - imo for long time burning is too hot for this construction
I think you're right. Beautiful stove. I've never seen a fill cap and air release like that before. Ben
main message from upper photos is: that No00 is more similar to Record No 1 then to little youner Optimus No 1
@gieorgijewski I think you should send that stove to me so that it matches my Tula kettle. Cheers Tony
