gr8 jason i love it. gotta get one my stove burns gas too heavy. can u tell me what ounce each can is pls? thx i love ur vids i've watched alot of yours....thx karen
Hey Jason, just wondering if you still use this and if you prefer it to a simpler well made Hobo stove? Mine does everything that this does but is just one piece, = 1/2 the weight. Let me know what you think.
light and compact are not two words I would use with this stove if you want light and compact you should get the little dandy wood burning stove. It folds down the thickness of two playing cards and weighs less than that one.
Very good video. I see it's been here for a while, but it really helped me out. Ive been looking to make a wood stove of this type for myself and this seems to be a very well thought out design. Thank you for not only the demo, but the review at the end.
Jason as with all wood burning stoves there is always a layer soot on the bottom and side of the pot. I have not heard anyone talk about a trick tought to me by a girl scout leader. Simply rub the outside of the pot with some dish soap before you cook in it and the soot will wipe right off with a little water. The pot comes out looking brand new.
Hi Tony, It's not that it hasn't withstood the test of time, it's just that I like to use different stoves every time to experiment. Do i still like it? YES! But I have no loyalty to any stove and take different ones out according to my whims.
Hah! Face it, Jason, you're a gear junky :) Me too. Anyways, I just got one of these wood burners in the mail thinking maybe the dirtiness of burning wood would be offset by not having to carry fuel. Thanks for the input.
Hah! Face it, Jason, you're a gear junky :) Me too. Anyways, I just got one of these wood burners in the mail thinking maybe the dirtiness of burning wood would be offset by not having to carry fuel. Thanks for the input.
Also if one is not so worried about ultra lite you can most likely use a can of Sterno fuel the same way Jason demonstrated using the alcohol stove inside of the upper part of the stove. I am curious though. The fuel port on mine seems smaller on my stove than yours, Jason. Mines about 4 1/4 in height and 4 1/2 inches wide. It just looks smaller than yours.
Not sure what you mean but they're those small black clips from Office Depot what you pinch and use to hold thicker piles of paper together. Does that explanation make sense?
Great vid. I like the many ideas that were presented here. It is so great to see ingenuity from people who, with their interest, develop ideas. Building anything on your own with ideas is a wonderful experience. This was very educational. Keep in mind that with wood you are using a fuel that is carbon neutral, in that it replenishes the earth with oxygen / carbon exchange its whole life as a tree. So the carbon add is net zero. Not so with gas fuels they only add carbon and remove none. Thanks !
How is it that you know that Carbon Dioxide is good for the environment yet you think that gas/propane burning stoves hurt the environment. Keep on contradicting yourself.
Truth bro, one small volcanic eruption puts out more carbon, sulfur dioxide, methane, co2, etc. Than humans ever have. That's ONE eruption! That and last year was the coldest winter in recorded history here :P
U have a Kelly as well. I agrre -it is superfast water boiling. But size, volume and weigt in consieration, -it is not a thing for more than a daytrip. Anyway -it funtion.
nice rig but i'd like to add some info. a decent alcohol stove like you have there should boil water in under 3 minutes minus the soot on the pan. it's nice to have both though
jetboil and of course you know Tinny, both have small stoves that will boil in that time. i should add that there are variables like outside temp and water temp.
you got me there i watched one of his many videos and he does some burn times with a timer. if i remember i'll be sure to give you a link.if i remember correctly tinny's stove did it in something like 2:37 or 2:47. if you go to his page and click "see all videos" it's about a 1/3 from the bottom. sorry that's the best i can do on the video
this would be a great buy for someone that don't have time to build ,or don;t want the chance of cutting themsevles tring to build it,, very nice video.. I went to website trailgear , but didn't see one like this, nor the plans but it seems like they maybe in process of making changes to their site,, i would like to know about the V shaped clips ? what are they? where do I get them or how do I make them? and how may holds are in the top & bottom ? sizes? or does it matter?
the v shaped clips look binder clips. You can get them anywhere office supplies are sold. If they are not binder clips, i'm sure binder clips woud work. you can get them many different sizes, which could be helpful depending on the size of you pot.
LOL No doubt ar15guru. Plus you also get the soup.LOL It never ceases to amaze me how inept some people are at making even very simple things. It is a neat design but the principle behind it is easy and it would be quicker to make it than run to the store and buy it. People please, if you have never built or made anything give it a try. After you get good at it, it is lots of fun and very handy to be able to get out and make something you want or need. Give it a try..
It's funny that folk can figure out the features of,and how to use an I-phone, yet altering a couple of cans seems more difficult than the time it takes at work to make money to buy one of these.
Nice design , but i noticed the rim above the feeding opening is bending , maybe due to the heat. Maybe leave some extra material say 2 cm's ore 1 inch in your cut of the opening from the top would make it a bit stronger so no bending any more.
That would sound like a good idea to save space, but I think this wood stove works on the same principle as a "chimney starter" like is used for a charcoal grill, or a chimney stove/flue pipe for a home wood burner. I honestly haven't made a square wood stove so this is just a guess, but the shape of the round stove has a draft turbulence effect, and is more efficient than a square shape. Granted chimney's in houses have a square flue, but there is a stronger draft influenced in that system.....
ha ha. no. I stuttered. I said, "...to get the f, fire going". But maybe I should curse more just to keep it interesting. It worked for George Carlin.
Yes, I did. It was actually the first alcohol stove I ever built--just a straight up Pepsi style stove. What kinds of problems are you having? You can email me if you need some advice. Maybe I can help.
ive been having problems when i put my pot on top of the stove it has the annoying tendency of burning for a whole 12 seconds then going out after i put the pot on it. Also, do you have any tips on getting the two cans to fit together more easily?
Nice looking idea and design - 7minutes boil time is good! After use it must get pretty dirty and hard to pack. A PotPal would be handy for simple clean storage of the pot in your pack and the safety factors. Great videos, like 'em!
Im not sure who J. Falk is but I wouldn't say he invented this, but customized an old design to fit his use a bit better. My grandpa always called these hobo stoves and I've known how to make one since I was about 12
I made one of these from directions I found on the internet. It works great! Brings water to a boil in about 7 minutes. And is welcome and light wieght addition to my gear! I plan to improve on the design alittle, But I will use this often i'm sure!! Thanks Jason
You simply fail to adhere to the ban. If you are safe with your fire I see no problem with this. Those bans are made for stupid suburbanites who know nothing about camping/hiking. This is my opinion.
if theres a fire ban wouldnt you not be allowed to use an alcohol stove???? and y would you go hicking/backpacking when theres a fire ban anyways if you stay the night that means no campfire
Camping stoves are allowed in fireban times, and its not really a good reason for us to stay out of the woods if there is one going on, just have to use the campstove MSR or other and not have the campfire at night time. Yes having the campfire is a huge part of camping but sometimes they will not be allowed.
No one wants to be the person responsible for starting a huge forestfire, that would be bad and very expensive, plus its good camping ediquite (sp)??
why is that a scandal? lent is a great rife tender along with cotton balls, maby u should spend les tim infrount of the pc and get outside and learn something
Finally a great video that actually mentions boil times! Thank you Thank you!
Anyway I liked the clip and it was one of the better ones Ive seen.
Im wondering a few things though for this type of flame would that produce alot of soot, or does the stove operate better with the higher flame compared to more of a hot coals type of heat??
Also we do 90% of our cooking while canoing over a wood fire , and know that on many pots there are temp. limits and often these limits can be reaced using wood
Nice. I guess selecting the stove you bring for a given trip is a real art with a lot of variables. I've got white gas, propane, and alcohol... wood is next!
I hate to say it, but it looks like a pretty poor design compared to the others I have seen here. I think the problem is the huge V shaped port you use to add fuel. It allows the flame to spill out the side which is not too efficient.
Making your own is really a great idea and something fun to do. My point is that there are a bunch of designs floating around the net, this one just seems to be one of the ones that doesn't work too well. Once you check out some of the others, I think you will agree.
I strongly believe in DIY and experimenters I did one myself I use thermoelectric to run my fan and the excess heat to charge my phone or anything you want to plug as long as it won't suck all the juice for the fan!!! watch my videos at "leisryan" i'll be posting it soon!!!
Nice little unit. Thx for the vid Jason. Two serious questions. What happens if you hit the trailhead and there's a fire ban? And is it true alcohol stoves are included in a fire ban situation?
Great dude. I just bring a stainless pot that holds 2 1/2 quarts of water. i welded a custom stainless grate that i rest on two rocks, with coals from the main fire, underneath. we almost always camp near moving water, so i save a ton of weight by not having to carry more then a quart+1/2 of bottled water per day , in with me. I fucking Love camping.
I would probably add 3 little legs to the outside of the bottom container to make it more sturdy but other than that, great little gadget. My guess is, charcoal would probably work in it as well.
There was quite a bit of flames coming from the fuel port. Was there much spark or flying ash that might make it unsafe to use in overly dry conditions?
the pocket stove that the womanis showing(Susan something) is a hexy burner,it is use by the british force but the way she was showing how to use it was dangerous,maybe someone can make a vid on how to use a hexy burner properly.
Look at 'SUSAN MICHELLE'S COMPASS:AGS Labs Camping Gear--pocket stove' and try to get the video removed before the advice given (by an outdoor store!) gets someone seriously hurt.
Impressive. Looks like a great wood stove, there are many on the market, i would say most aint as thoughtful, quick to boil and are heavier than this one and this one can be made for free! good stuff.
If you are willing to pay for a wood burning stove the bushbuddy is prob the best out there but it doesnt come cheap. I would love to see a side by side review on these 2 stoves.
I was just over at the Bushbuddy site and saw that there was an option to buy the plans for $4.95 with part of the proceeds going to research for diabetes. Perhaps that might help your price concerns. Best at you!
I agree - I got a bushbuddy this spring. At first I thought it was a bit pricy for a can with some holes in it, but it is the best piece of lightweight camping gear I have ever owned. 8-10 outings later and no regrets. I wish I'd bought one sooner.
gr8 jason i love it. gotta get one my stove burns gas too heavy. can u tell me what ounce each can is pls? thx i love ur vids i've watched alot of yours....thx karen
cougarbahia 2 months ago
Good Job! this is the sort of videos youtube was designed for!
stopcraponutube 5 months ago
can you cook a steak on it?
RyanReynolds666 6 months ago
I recommend wearing gloves while feeding the fire
ToddIngram1000 6 months ago
Excellent video! Thx
auntmeme902 7 months ago
The best ideas are called one dollar solutions, because they are very simple and high efficient. thank you.
qualitatserzeugnis 7 months ago
Hey Jason, just wondering if you still use this and if you prefer it to a simpler well made Hobo stove? Mine does everything that this does but is just one piece, = 1/2 the weight. Let me know what you think.
toddpotochny 7 months ago
this is a cool stove, i like it
DocWyoming 8 months ago
light and compact are not two words I would use with this stove if you want light and compact you should get the little dandy wood burning stove. It folds down the thickness of two playing cards and weighs less than that one.
1969jmac 8 months ago
i swear u said " Get the FUCKIN' fire going" at 1:58 ....
jordynova 8 months ago
Very good video. I see it's been here for a while, but it really helped me out. Ive been looking to make a wood stove of this type for myself and this seems to be a very well thought out design. Thank you for not only the demo, but the review at the end.
kamden1980 1 year ago
thank you for giving of your time and research. i hope you are able to make more videos - they help people. helping is a gift from God.
greatdanechick2 1 year ago
how do you avoid smoke getting in the things your cooking up using this kind of stove especially if it is the kind of pan that doesn't have a lid????
leonardo1480 1 year ago
That stove = simple. Simple is good.
dustobusto 1 year ago
Jason as with all wood burning stoves there is always a layer soot on the bottom and side of the pot. I have not heard anyone talk about a trick tought to me by a girl scout leader. Simply rub the outside of the pot with some dish soap before you cook in it and the soot will wipe right off with a little water. The pot comes out looking brand new.
digitizer101 1 year ago
cool video!
JimboJitsu 1 year ago
Nice Stove. I think it is great to showcase good items. Thanks ~General Biggs~
TeamAlphaTaskForce 1 year ago
Do you think this stove could with stand use of esbit tablets? Or is the temp too high?
TheArtemisseven 1 year ago
Thanks for the video. I have a Eldfell woodburning stove from Tentipi, but I am sad to say I never got a chance to try it out yet!
neuroleptika 1 year ago
excellent design, amazing and simple
zydik 1 year ago
Rock on..good video..thank you
bjsalonis 1 year ago
great review. thanks.
Factory051 1 year ago
I didnt get on very well with the woodgas stoves i found them to time consuming, Got bored very easily
SillyBoyBlue83 1 year ago
lol @ 1:57. good catch goroll
HeavyDemir 1 year ago
i use gasoline as tinder on wood
latloca 1 year ago
Not being picky but those are not exhaust or vent holes. They are air intake ports that allow air to be vac'd in to support the fire.
cabritorsss 1 year ago
did u get burned at the 3:06 mark?
etekballer14 1 year ago
@etekballer14
Nope, but I lost a little hair off my knuckles. ;)
jasonklass 1 year ago
@jasonklass
It looks as though A LOT of heat is lost out the V cut on top.
robangelakids 1 year ago
@etekballer14
That dude is tough...he grabbed the lid at 3:28 without a flinch.
I bet he puts the fire out with his feet.
hardhitter0421 1 year ago
2 1/2 years since you posted this, Jason. Do you still use it? Just curious if it withstood the test of time.
From Tony
Kingreddoberman 1 year ago
@Kingreddoberman
Hi Tony, It's not that it hasn't withstood the test of time, it's just that I like to use different stoves every time to experiment. Do i still like it? YES! But I have no loyalty to any stove and take different ones out according to my whims.
jasonklass 1 year ago
Hah! Face it, Jason, you're a gear junky :) Me too. Anyways, I just got one of these wood burners in the mail thinking maybe the dirtiness of burning wood would be offset by not having to carry fuel. Thanks for the input.
From Tony
Kingreddoberman 1 year ago
Hah! Face it, Jason, you're a gear junky :) Me too. Anyways, I just got one of these wood burners in the mail thinking maybe the dirtiness of burning wood would be offset by not having to carry fuel. Thanks for the input.
From Tony
Kingreddoberman 1 year ago
Wow..that is pretty cool. I would really love to have one.
Great video!!
gmanw3 1 year ago
Also if one is not so worried about ultra lite you can most likely use a can of Sterno fuel the same way Jason demonstrated using the alcohol stove inside of the upper part of the stove. I am curious though. The fuel port on mine seems smaller on my stove than yours, Jason. Mines about 4 1/4 in height and 4 1/2 inches wide. It just looks smaller than yours.
suicidalmind 1 year ago
the clips are bendy clips, right?
legox50 1 year ago
@legox50
Not sure what you mean but they're those small black clips from Office Depot what you pinch and use to hold thicker piles of paper together. Does that explanation make sense?
jasonklass 1 year ago
They're binder clips. Not sure what size but I think they are the half inch ones.
suicidalmind 1 year ago
@suicidalmind
That sounds about right.
jasonklass 1 year ago
...man I was just joking....hahahaha
salbella50 1 year ago
@salbella50
thumbs up man!
jasonklass 1 year ago
....and then go's the ambers..burning the forest down...
salbella50 1 year ago
@salbella50
Have you ever used a wood burning stove?
jasonklass 1 year ago
If I am correct you can nest a nalgene water bottle inside of it while its in storage to reduce the space that it takes up.
suicidalmind 1 year ago
Excellent video. Thanks so much for sharing your insights.
royce2u 1 year ago
great vid but were is the tutorial on how to make it i cant find it on the website
JakeReptiles 1 year ago
i hope you don't where polyester.
komanoise 2 years ago
piece of gear usefull ,and cheap .
plz note ,having your portable stove will be very handy .
add to gear
featherian 2 years ago
Great vid. What's the bottom can? Just a coffee can, or similar? Thx.
flythrough123 2 years ago
@flythrough123
Its a 1 Quart paint can.
suicidalmind 1 year ago
You could also use the top part to use as a cold weather wind screen by putting a candle under the alcohol stove to make sure the alcohol burns ;)
TOOKaHIKE420 2 years ago
Wats Jims website?
roadkingbro 2 years ago
Trail Gear Org
jasonklass 2 years ago
Great review!
I think I'll give one a crack
alikill 2 years ago
Watch the thing don't tip over and scold you mate!
daves201 2 years ago
Just happened to have the lint huh? We know you save that stuff.
tracinout 2 years ago
I noticed that the lint was the same color as his fleece jacket. Apparently he keeps his colors matching too.
cockercane 2 years ago
Great vid. I like the many ideas that were presented here. It is so great to see ingenuity from people who, with their interest, develop ideas. Building anything on your own with ideas is a wonderful experience. This was very educational. Keep in mind that with wood you are using a fuel that is carbon neutral, in that it replenishes the earth with oxygen / carbon exchange its whole life as a tree. So the carbon add is net zero. Not so with gas fuels they only add carbon and remove none. Thanks !
definca 2 years ago
How is it that you know that Carbon Dioxide is good for the environment yet you think that gas/propane burning stoves hurt the environment. Keep on contradicting yourself.
Oh yeah global warming is a scam........
EXT3RMIN8R 2 years ago
Truth bro, one small volcanic eruption puts out more carbon, sulfur dioxide, methane, co2, etc. Than humans ever have. That's ONE eruption! That and last year was the coldest winter in recorded history here :P
autonymouse 1 year ago
@EXT3RMIN8R Water is good for living things until you give them too much and they drown. Try breathing carbon dioxide and see how good it is for you.
macrumpton 1 year ago
would a coffee can work?
entrim 2 years ago
Jason, you did a great job in this instructional video. Thanks for taking the time.
tjf54 2 years ago
Great info, thank you.
ParamedicBK 2 years ago
U have a Kelly as well. I agrre -it is superfast water boiling. But size, volume and weigt in consieration, -it is not a thing for more than a daytrip. Anyway -it funtion.
Go on jason. Your stile is very good.
mnhvide 2 years ago
You can dump gas in the hole.
PukkPukk 2 years ago
that waz cool
thecannabislover420 2 years ago
Have you looked at the Bushbuddy or bushcooker stoves of Canada or Europe? They're wood gasification stoves and fit into a Snow Peak 900.
OldManGlitch 2 years ago
Yes, I have tried the Bushbuddy. Great stove.
jasonklass 2 years ago
The video kinda makes it looks like your hands are fireproof! it is just crazy looking. good video though. How much does it weigh?
BakerVidz 2 years ago
Thanks. It's about 5 and a half ounces
jasonklass 2 years ago
look up the small "KELLY KETTLE" you'd probably like it. i like mine has a water jacket boils water in 2:20, pretty fast
jarrodm2002 2 years ago
I love the design of the Kelly Kettle. It's just too heavy. I wish they made a titanium version.
jasonklass 2 years ago
nice rig but i'd like to add some info. a decent alcohol stove like you have there should boil water in under 3 minutes minus the soot on the pan. it's nice to have both though
SmokeRises 2 years ago
I've never heard of any alcohol stove that could boil 2 cups of water in under 3 minutes.
jasonklass 2 years ago
jetboil and of course you know Tinny, both have small stoves that will boil in that time. i should add that there are variables like outside temp and water temp.
SmokeRises 2 years ago
The Jetboil isn't an alcohol stove. And which stove from Tinny boils in under 3 minutes?
jasonklass 2 years ago
you got me there i watched one of his many videos and he does some burn times with a timer. if i remember i'll be sure to give you a link.if i remember correctly tinny's stove did it in something like 2:37 or 2:47. if you go to his page and click "see all videos" it's about a 1/3 from the bottom. sorry that's the best i can do on the video
SmokeRises 2 years ago
this would be a great buy for someone that don't have time to build ,or don;t want the chance of cutting themsevles tring to build it,, very nice video.. I went to website trailgear , but didn't see one like this, nor the plans but it seems like they maybe in process of making changes to their site,, i would like to know about the V shaped clips ? what are they? where do I get them or how do I make them? and how may holds are in the top & bottom ? sizes? or does it matter?
thinkladythink 2 years ago
the v shaped clips look binder clips. You can get them anywhere office supplies are sold. If they are not binder clips, i'm sure binder clips woud work. you can get them many different sizes, which could be helpful depending on the size of you pot.
jbusbin80 2 years ago
i say if you bought this you got jipped..
DrLsw 2 years ago
wait... someone sells these and people actually buy them? people, go buy some soup cans and make them youself!
ar15guru 2 years ago
LOL No doubt ar15guru. Plus you also get the soup.LOL It never ceases to amaze me how inept some people are at making even very simple things. It is a neat design but the principle behind it is easy and it would be quicker to make it than run to the store and buy it. People please, if you have never built or made anything give it a try. After you get good at it, it is lots of fun and very handy to be able to get out and make something you want or need. Give it a try..
shananagans5 2 years ago
ar15guru
It's funny that folk can figure out the features of,and how to use an I-phone, yet altering a couple of cans seems more difficult than the time it takes at work to make money to buy one of these.
rvlqcitizen 2 years ago
rvlqcitizen
Ha ha ha ha
Boy did you hit the nail on the head.
CandelarioGaIvan 2 years ago
Nice design , but i noticed the rim above the feeding opening is bending , maybe due to the heat. Maybe leave some extra material say 2 cm's ore 1 inch in your cut of the opening from the top would make it a bit stronger so no bending any more.
paraglide01 2 years ago 2
As far as space saving how about 4 flat metal pieces hinged at the corners so it would fold flat?
But maybe the round shape makes a better burn.
Just a thought.
mrcabasa 2 years ago
That would sound like a good idea to save space, but I think this wood stove works on the same principle as a "chimney starter" like is used for a charcoal grill, or a chimney stove/flue pipe for a home wood burner. I honestly haven't made a square wood stove so this is just a guess, but the shape of the round stove has a draft turbulence effect, and is more efficient than a square shape. Granted chimney's in houses have a square flue, but there is a stronger draft influenced in that system.....
hcmalibu72 2 years ago
great video, i made my first woodgas stove today and i think i will try this one next
tempestaisback 2 years ago
Cool, any pics?
jasonklass 2 years ago
lol he cused. :-/
DigitalCard 2 years ago
I WANA MAKE ONE!! Where can i get the instuctions WITHOUT paying?!
GhillieNova 2 years ago
make videos indoors to avoid wind problems and proper explanation
ingesumadre 2 years ago
Useful little stove, thanks.. I am wondering where I could find a DIY plan for an indoor heating stove / with ventilation this small and efficient..
pirogue29 2 years ago
cool stove i have built my own totaly difrent like the V feed hole on that ill have to post a vid on my stoves some time
stanman1992 2 years ago
1:56 did u curse? "get the fkin fire going"
wc3415 2 years ago
ha ha. no. I stuttered. I said, "...to get the f, fire going". But maybe I should curse more just to keep it interesting. It worked for George Carlin.
jasonklass 2 years ago
wow amazing...im going to make one of these thank you for the great design
maximuslt90 2 years ago
did you make that alcohol stove you used an example. ive been continually trying to make one without success do you have any tips?
boomer00000 2 years ago
Hi Boomer,
Yes, I did. It was actually the first alcohol stove I ever built--just a straight up Pepsi style stove. What kinds of problems are you having? You can email me if you need some advice. Maybe I can help.
jasonklass 2 years ago
ive been having problems when i put my pot on top of the stove it has the annoying tendency of burning for a whole 12 seconds then going out after i put the pot on it. Also, do you have any tips on getting the two cans to fit together more easily?
boomer00000 2 years ago
Are you getting a good fire going first? Is there water on the bottom of the pot when you put it on?
jasonklass 2 years ago
theres like a very small amount of condensation from the cold water thats in it.
boomer00000 2 years ago
That could be contributing to it but it shouldn't put out the flame completely. How long are you letting the fire go before putting the pot on?
jasonklass 2 years ago
Wait, are we talking about the flame going out when you use the alcohol stove or the wood burning stove?
jasonklass 2 years ago
Nice looking idea and design - 7minutes boil time is good! After use it must get pretty dirty and hard to pack. A PotPal would be handy for simple clean storage of the pot in your pack and the safety factors. Great videos, like 'em!
SoulTrampers 2 years ago
Im not sure who J. Falk is but I wouldn't say he invented this, but customized an old design to fit his use a bit better. My grandpa always called these hobo stoves and I've known how to make one since I was about 12
halwon 2 years ago
looks kinda unsteady
johnboyrebel27 2 years ago
Here's another video of someone who built one himself, I think it's an awesome design.
watch?v=9_3xDqzEgzE
akhenatten 2 years ago
that doesnt look store bought. looks like a 1qt paint can and a soup can kinda cobbled together cool idea
BERZERKERWELDER 2 years ago
From what I gathered, He bought it from a guy that makes them.
AUGRE12345 2 years ago
dryer lint is excelent tinder it burns hot and for a while ( like 10 seconds) and there is alot of it
pogoman12345678910 2 years ago
"get the fucking fire going" ?? :D hahah I didn't expect you to say that.
goroll 2 years ago 9
It has no bottem, don't put it on flameable ground..
abdula31 2 years ago
These are HARD to make with simple household tools!
Agh!!!
xXExsaviorXx 2 years ago
drill(can opener), scissors, utility knife.
Heathfloors 2 years ago
I made one of these from directions I found on the internet. It works great! Brings water to a boil in about 7 minutes. And is welcome and light wieght addition to my gear! I plan to improve on the design alittle, But I will use this often i'm sure!! Thanks Jason
SURVIVALIST101 2 years ago 2
excellent video.
no bull all good i have been experimenting with a few of these stoves. fun
buzz
bluetoad2001 2 years ago
What you use for back up when there is a fire ban in the woods ur in at the time??
If you dont bring an alcolchol stove along?
Thanks
drail80s 2 years ago
You simply fail to adhere to the ban. If you are safe with your fire I see no problem with this. Those bans are made for stupid suburbanites who know nothing about camping/hiking. This is my opinion.
Regimenservas 2 years ago
if theres a fire ban wouldnt you not be allowed to use an alcohol stove???? and y would you go hicking/backpacking when theres a fire ban anyways if you stay the night that means no campfire
dp665 2 years ago
Camping stoves are allowed in fireban times, and its not really a good reason for us to stay out of the woods if there is one going on, just have to use the campstove MSR or other and not have the campfire at night time. Yes having the campfire is a huge part of camping but sometimes they will not be allowed.
No one wants to be the person responsible for starting a huge forestfire, that would be bad and very expensive, plus its good camping ediquite (sp)??
Thanks
drail80s 2 years ago
thats poor silverfox's is better all the flame comes out the side on this one
12gibbinsl1 2 years ago
It's the lent from the shirt he is wearing!!!
What a scandal!!!
xXExsaviorXx 2 years ago
why is that a scandal? lent is a great rife tender along with cotton balls, maby u should spend les tim infrount of the pc and get outside and learn something
momma112005 2 years ago
It's a joke, homeslice. I've used lent before and know how amazing it is. Trust me I'm a doctor.
xXExsaviorXx 2 years ago
Finally a great video that actually mentions boil times! Thank you Thank you!
Anyway I liked the clip and it was one of the better ones Ive seen.
Im wondering a few things though for this type of flame would that produce alot of soot, or does the stove operate better with the higher flame compared to more of a hot coals type of heat??
Also we do 90% of our cooking while canoing over a wood fire , and know that on many pots there are temp. limits and often these limits can be reaced using wood
drail80s 2 years ago
Why, buy an Primus Omnifuel and you are down to 3 min and 40 seconds
staaleman 2 years ago
$126.95 - that's why, idiot.
cJw314 2 years ago
win.
buzbyX 2 years ago
Nice. I guess selecting the stove you bring for a given trip is a real art with a lot of variables. I've got white gas, propane, and alcohol... wood is next!
shad0h027 2 years ago
These give off deadly soot filled smoke. Beware.
educationforu 2 years ago
I hope you get a chance to test that statement, fool
buzbyX 2 years ago
Excellent review brother. Really enjoyed it. I plan on trying to build my own.
adventuresocal 2 years ago
Jason , very resourceful. It looks like it would be prettys simple to make. Is it?
Christopher711 2 years ago 3
Yes, very easy. Jim has directions on his website.
jasonklass 2 years ago
Couldn't you make one of those with two old coffee cans?
HerreraCam 2 years ago
Um, it IS made from 2 old coffee cans. Instructions are available on Jim's site.
jasonklass 2 years ago
excelant video it is even on jim falk`s web site
07connor70 3 years ago
I hate to say it, but it looks like a pretty poor design compared to the others I have seen here. I think the problem is the huge V shaped port you use to add fuel. It allows the flame to spill out the side which is not too efficient.
AceLockCo 3 years ago
U can buy ready made or make your own i think thats the point!!!
ryansleis 3 years ago
Making your own is really a great idea and something fun to do. My point is that there are a bunch of designs floating around the net, this one just seems to be one of the ones that doesn't work too well. Once you check out some of the others, I think you will agree.
AceLockCo 3 years ago
I strongly believe in DIY and experimenters I did one myself I use thermoelectric to run my fan and the excess heat to charge my phone or anything you want to plug as long as it won't suck all the juice for the fan!!! watch my videos at "leisryan" i'll be posting it soon!!!
ryansleis 3 years ago
put up a link, I don't know what leisryan is
AceLockCo 3 years ago
excellent! thanks for posting
coburn2 3 years ago
0:56 its so creepy watching his shadow talk instead of him. idk about anyone else but it just gives me the chills
PianoMastR 3 years ago
Greaty video, and can you tell me what is the diameter of the ventilation holes.
JaStefan91 3 years ago
GOOOD ,ENJOYED IT
AIRHEAD55 3 years ago
I'm pretty sure fire bans only apply to open flames. This woodstove has a contained flame, so it'd still be ok. But I may be wrong about that.
anyways, great video, thanks for sharing.
btjm83 3 years ago
Depands if the fire sits on the ground or is contained within the "Tin".
I think..
meyym 3 years ago
In many places contained flame wood stoves are allowed, though foresters reserve the right to override any stove they consider a fire hazard.
hiketech 2 years ago
Thanks, dude. Mine is 5 pounds. XD
PhoenixFlamer 3 years ago
Nice little unit. Thx for the vid Jason. Two serious questions. What happens if you hit the trailhead and there's a fire ban? And is it true alcohol stoves are included in a fire ban situation?
hoz49 3 years ago
Great video - thanks.
hobbes987987 3 years ago
Great dude. I just bring a stainless pot that holds 2 1/2 quarts of water. i welded a custom stainless grate that i rest on two rocks, with coals from the main fire, underneath. we almost always camp near moving water, so i save a ton of weight by not having to carry more then a quart+1/2 of bottled water per day , in with me. I fucking Love camping.
wdtsussb 3 years ago
Great video, Very informative..
FatherJudgement 3 years ago
Great stove!!!!!!!!
86thmountmerrion 3 years ago
Thanks for the informative video, great review. a lot cheaper than the bush buddy.
MuhsinTheMomin 3 years ago
Thankssssssssssssssssssss
Calminmind 3 years ago
I would probably add 3 little legs to the outside of the bottom container to make it more sturdy but other than that, great little gadget. My guess is, charcoal would probably work in it as well.
controlpopulation 3 years ago
You seem like an intelligent and articulate individual. I like your reviews.
edudrepus 3 years ago 3
There was quite a bit of flames coming from the fuel port. Was there much spark or flying ash that might make it unsafe to use in overly dry conditions?
hot2warm 3 years ago
Nothing that caused me concern. If you clear the area of debris first, it should be OK.
jasonklass 3 years ago
Did you say " Feed it with larger pieces to get the f*ckin fire going"???
clubpenguin753 3 years ago 2
lol i heard it too hehe
Darcshadow5 3 years ago
hahahaha lol thats funny he did say it
lamborghinigallarodo 3 years ago
the pocket stove that the womanis showing(Susan something) is a hexy burner,it is use by the british force but the way she was showing how to use it was dangerous,maybe someone can make a vid on how to use a hexy burner properly.
Locris2007 3 years ago
i always use hexy burners and see people using them in stupid ways aswell, if used properly they're a nice small piece of kit
mrhaydon 3 years ago
Look at 'SUSAN MICHELLE'S COMPASS:AGS Labs Camping Gear--pocket stove' and try to get the video removed before the advice given (by an outdoor store!) gets someone seriously hurt.
loki1066 3 years ago
Impressive. Looks like a great wood stove, there are many on the market, i would say most aint as thoughtful, quick to boil and are heavier than this one and this one can be made for free! good stuff.
If you are willing to pay for a wood burning stove the bushbuddy is prob the best out there but it doesnt come cheap. I would love to see a side by side review on these 2 stoves.
DavVboy 3 years ago
I was just over at the Bushbuddy site and saw that there was an option to buy the plans for $4.95 with part of the proceeds going to research for diabetes. Perhaps that might help your price concerns. Best at you!
treasurebooking 3 years ago
I agree - I got a bushbuddy this spring. At first I thought it was a bit pricy for a can with some holes in it, but it is the best piece of lightweight camping gear I have ever owned. 8-10 outings later and no regrets. I wish I'd bought one sooner.
ridinmabike 3 years ago
I just tried Dryer Lint for kindling - it seriously burns better than anything Ive ever seen - ever.
mblackestheartm 3 years ago
whats the code
joeymmeezz 3 years ago
I PAYED THE FIVE DOLLARS AND ALL I GOT WAS A STUPID RECEIPT SAYING THAT I PAYED FIVE DOLLARS!!!!!!!!!!!
DOES ANYONE KNOW THE CODE?????
please : )
ONILINKXMASTER 3 years ago
lol 17 thousand views and 20 comments...i wonder
ONILINKXMASTER 3 years ago
wow totally awesome!
im going to buy one...
ONILINKXMASTER 3 years ago
It looks like you can burn yourself pretty easliy with that stove :(
therobinho11 3 years ago
huh..you can burn yourself with fire? WTF....
Je44567 3 years ago
Wow! that stove really rocks!
gtrefghuk 3 years ago
Great Stove and great video as always jason
cementbrains 3 years ago