I just can’t for the life of me figure out how in the heck I only recently found your channel! 🔥 You’re my new hero! Thanxs for sharing;)

@BernieDawgCinema

5 жыл бұрын

Aw. Shucks.😊 BD

Mesmerising! A benefactor to all stove owners! You even answered a question about my 533 just in passing - many thanks for sharing.

@BernieDawgCinema

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! That's pretty cool about the 533 since I don't even have one! 😃BD

I'm a big proponent of Occums Law, the simplest way is the best way. That is why I have stuck with the stoves like the Seva 123 and the Optimus 00 and its big brothers. I get to camp pull out the stove and I'm ready to boil water. Every evening I top off the tank and I'm ready for the next morning or an emergency on the road or trail . I'm heating water in minutes. The size of fuel bottle I carry will depend on the length of the trip.

@BernieDawgCinema

7 ай бұрын

@tomsitzman3952 I, too, have fond regard for the Svea 123 and Svea 123R stoves. Just take a look at my many other videos all about how to use and repair the Sveas. But, many people prefer a lighter stove solution. The video you are commenting on has little to do with Sveas but more about how clever and talented fabricators can keep old vintage stoves like the SIGG FireJet running. BD

Pretty neat stove BernieDawg. It was interesting to watch you build the adapter to fit the Sigg.

Hi! Great job! Just as an additional Info, the wire cable mentioned was designed for cleaning the pipe.

@BernieDawgCinema

2 жыл бұрын

@Michael Klees Thanks! Let's be accurate, though, please. While the cable in the vaporization tube is commonly used to clean the tube of gunk when using poor quality fuels such as kerosene or automobile gasoline, its use as a scrubbing cleaning tool is not its "designed" purpose. The cable is there to promote vaporization of the fuel and to restrict the fuel path to prevent surging and pulsing of the stove. Cleaning is completely secondary to the other functions. And, if you use clean-burning naphtha fuels (aka Coleman fuel), you’ll not have the fouling that requires using the cable to scrub out poor-quality-fuel residues. Try it and see. 👍😎 BD

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@BernieDawgCinema

3 жыл бұрын

أنا سعيد لأنك تعتقد ذلك. BD

Hi Bernie, could you not have sourced a primus fuel hose 721360 (used for the early multifuel stove and easy fuel). This has an extra long shaft by the connection, to allow for the cleaning wire and terminates in an M8 connection? BTW I'm glad you didn't, because I very much enjoyed your lathe work and videos. Thank you.

@BernieDawgCinema

4 жыл бұрын

@Nicholas Cramer Hi Nick Thanks for your question. Pretty sure the 721360 hose, the early multifuel stove, and the Easyfuel stove all use a M8x0.5 thread for the hose to stove connection - just like the Omnifuel. (Primus uses M8x0.50, Optimus uses M8x0.75, SIGG used M8x1.00) So, yeah, I could have used the 721360, but you would still need the adapter to connect the M8x0.5 thread of the Primus hose to the M8x1.00 thread of the SIGG fuel feed pipe. Plus, consider... the Ergopump hose is made today, whereas the 721360 hose is leftover stock from stoves discontinued ten+ years ago. Which do *you* suppose would have more flexible seals and a longer life? 🤔😉👍 BD

I wish I knew hot to order one.

@BernieDawgCinema

11 ай бұрын

Everything you need to know is right there in the video description below the video. Just call a machinist in your area and have them make you one. No need to whine. That won’t get you anywhere. 🙄

Wouldn't it have been a possibility to braze the two together? I would think that brazing would be able to hold up to the temperatures. Like the vid and fabrication though

@BernieDawgCinema

Жыл бұрын

@Antonio M. Andersen Sure. Absolutely! Brazing the adapter on would be completely doable. You wouldn't even need to cut the threads on the stove side - just have a snug slip fit. Lots easier, too. Could even shorten the vapor tube to allow the stove to fold again. BUT!! These stoves bring a lot of money at auction to stove collectors. Doing a one-way adaptation with brazing would make the stove pretty well worthless to any collectors. Most sensible people don't want to throw the money away by brazing when the threaded method works fine, and allows for the stoves eventual resale at full price. Think about it... you don't actually OWN these (or anything else for that matter) since it'll pass on to someone else when you die. How you choose to be the custodian of it for the very short and limited time while it's in your hands is up to you. BD

@antoniom.andersen6704

Жыл бұрын

@@BernieDawgCinema True indeed. However I wasn't aware that it was a collectable stove but I guess they all are when enough time has passed 🙂. Anyway when the purpose is to keep it as original as possible I better understand the decision to do it with threads than to braze it and that the customer is happy is all that matters, was a nice way you did it for sure 👌

how to buy? from japan

@BernieDawgCinema

4 жыл бұрын

All specifications are in the description box below the video. Contact a hobby or professional machinist in your neighborhood to have him or her make one for you. I no longer make these, but my video shows you or your machinist how to do so. Feel free to make and sell them on eBay by the thousands. Easy! 👍 😎 BD