Evernew Ti DX Wood/Alcohol Stove Burning Wood

[stormproof209]

Use very small pieces if wood like those slim twigs, it works a lot better. Good job

[borderraven]

Was that two 8-ounce cups of water brought to a boil in ten minutes with wood?

[RLMorris42]

@borderraven Yes, 16 oz of water in 10 minutes to a boil; details are on my blog at backpackbasecamp.blogspot.com

[reddog694uk]

I feel seasick watching this.

[slodeth5]

Haven't tried mine yet, with wood. Thanks for the demo.

[jrichardson6]

nice video thanks for posting!

[pyroman675]

that stoves realy good. nice blossom to with the fire around the pot.

[smcclosky]

Was just wondering how the coating on the handles of that pot held up to the heat? Thats an Evernew pot right?

[RLMorris42]

@smcclosky Yes, it is an Evernew pot with some kind of plastic on the handles - not sure what it is made of but the handle are often in direct fire and they don't melt.

[cliffcox66]

@RLMorris42 I think they're made of silicone, and that can tolorate at least 300 degrees, but i don't think more than 450.

[Gilbooooify]

@RLMorris42 It's not plastic that would meld. It's Silicon. Would not melt even with flames licking it (but it would if kept all the time under direct fire for some time).

[MrBillTroop73]

Nice video, thanks for testing it.

I am concerned that I would be paying a high price for what is, essentially, a titanium coffee can?

[RLMorris42]

@MrBillTroop73 Right - it is expensive (I have an extra one from Evernew if you want to buy it). But the quality is excellent - I think it will last forever. The design is a bit more sophisticated then it may appear on the video, but you are essencially correct - it is a titanium coffee can stove.

[MrBillTroop73]

@RLMorris42 Thanks for the reply, and the offer. Currently, I am working on a wood burning backpack stove design.

[RLMorris42]

@MrBillTroop73 Love to see it when your finished.