sorry had to laugh when I think of the look on my wifes face anyway, the alcohol in it heated up, expanded and overflowed into the can making a very large burner with flames going way way over the top of the can. I had gone back to the trunk of my car to get the rest of the lunch stuff etc.(back beyond the wooden fence you will see in one of the photos. So I was at my car, my wife was standing along side of the picnic table watching the flames coming up out of the big can and she sees the plastic starting to melt and bubble away as the can gets hotter and hotter. Some of you may remember this story from WB Anyway, my wife used something to knock the hot can off the table onto the concrte slab that she was standing on. Once the can was engulfed in flames my wife startted yelling for me as loud as she could while I was way back there on the other side of the fence by the car. She was yeling for me to come quickly to her aide It was the first pressurized stove that I had designed. I'll see if I can drag up a photo of it from the archives. It contained a wick in the center of it to act as a primer to heat the stove from the inside out, not the other way around. The stove was the first to be listed on Sgt Rocks site. Tiny and his cult made fun of it when I listed it on ebay. Oops56 was on Rocks site also when I started a thread on it. I think Skidsteer may have been there also. I went by the name of Incognito.
Pressurised stoves can be hazardous
Be carefull with them. 
The first photo is the park bench with the "O" permanently branded into it's top. Looking out in the distance is the parking area where I was at the time my wiff started yelling my name so that everyone and their uncle could hear, waiving her arms and pointing down at the flames coming out of the can. I had to do one of those athletic type leaps over the fence to come to my wifes aid licketty splitt, good thing I did'nt trip on the way over the fence. I felt so manly
These photos were taken Monday of this week.
