wood burning stoves

[Wolf_Larson]

Give me log cabin with wood burner stove, on top of a hill surrounded by trees with lake at bottom of the hill.

The sea close by, thats the life i could live till the day i die. 

[666_pack]

here one for you

http://fourdog.com/index_files/bushcooker.htm

· Titanium ultra light bush cookers allows the user to use more fuels  with less weight in a manner never before achieved.

· 200 times more non corrosive then stainless steel

· Stronger then steel , in the same thickness at half the weight

· Titanium's melting temp. is 3,200 degrees compared to

       steel with a melting temp. of     2,600 degrees.

· Titanium  reduces warping and eliminates burn out.

· A truly life long  stove at a  weight never before achieved

· Will bring   1 liter of water to  a boil in the following times;

· 1 esbett tab  6 min   

· 1 oz alcohol  4 min

· 3 oz of dry twigs 6 min

· 4 charcoal s 12 mins with 90 min of cook time

· Always the user to bake using the OUTBACK oven, with wood, charcoal or solid fuel tabs

· Avaible in three size's that will fit in a 700ml mug, 1 lit pot, 2 lit pot thus saving space. They are designed to   be used with all Snow Peak pots as well as others

[Wolf_Larson]

Wow pack that something else, cheers

[LandyLiam]

I was chatting to John @ www.onegreatadventure.com today and he introduced me to the fire box idea, i metal box to contain your fire and its ash (hopefully leaving no trace). Some searching on the forum revealed that redleader has something similar, the yukon fire box (http://www.ni-wild.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=358.msg1508#msg1508) , but the one i was shown is the Tentipi Helka Fire Box. http://www.tentipi.co.uk/Tents.aspx?Category=Adventure&Range=HeklaFireBox 

The Tentipi® Hekla fire box makes it easy to grill, cook, or just enjoy the heat and light from an open fire. It's clever collapsible design means that it takes up very little space when packed. Indispensible if you are going to build a fire on snow. The legs fold out and can be placed on branches or other support material on the snow.

Hekla 30

Large enough for making big fires. Good for Nordic tipi size 7 and larger. When packed flat, it's so small and compact it can be taken everywhere.
510x320x170 mm. 3.95 kg. Packed only 485x170x30 mm.

Hekla 7

Perfect for hiking as an alternative to a spirit stove set. Throws off a comfortable heat which, for our smaller Nordic tipis, is sufficient if temperature is only a few degrees below zero.
345x210x110 mm. 1.00 kg. Packed only 335x110x22 mm.

so who wants to buy one and try it out for me    actually found someone who had tried it http://www.songofthepaddle.co.uk/tentipi_mini_firebox.html


£76 for the biggun, and £56 for the littleun @ http://www.nordicoutdoor.co.uk/tentipi-tents-accessories/stoves-fireboxes.html

[RedLeader]

Mine is not so lightweight or compact but it's the same in principle and disassembles to pack flat. I got it for canoeing, it would be far too heavy for hiking. If anyone wants to borrow it for a go they're welcome to fire away.





Obviously I mean the firebox, not the BBQ it's sitting one

[LandyLiam]

If anyone wants to borrow it for a go they're welcome to fire away.

yes can i borrow it next summit camp, i'll collect it at the top, and return it next morning, at the top again 

[RedLeader]

Lol. Good luck getting that bag of logs up

If anyone wants to borrow it for a go they're welcome to fire away.

yes can i borrow it next summit camp, i'll collect it at the top, and return it next morning, at the top again 

[LandyLiam]

doh