I don't have much experience with wood gasifiers but this proof of concept experiment got pretty close to working.
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 so cool. following.
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 This is so cool. Man awesome job 

 Looks like you're on the right track! Are you still working on it? 

 No, I learned what I needed to with the first build. Now I will make a much larger more substantial one. Probably won't get around to it until next winter.  

 How much power are you wanting to generate? 

 Basically as much as I can from whatever I end up building. 2-3kw seems realistic with intermittent usage. It's definitely one of those projects where it's too hard to figure anything out without just trying stuff and learning as I go. So many variables involved... 

 I did some reading about it last winter and came to a similar conclusion. I'm curious about how much wood it consumes per kw hr produced. 

 Yeah, me too. I'm sure what kind of biomass and it's dryness makes a huge difference. I imagine the power output is going to vary drastically in my situation as I'll be using all sorts of different wood.