If you want an affordable but good woodgas stove, visit my shop!

www.antigoutdoors.com

If you don't want to invest $100 on a woodgas stove and don't quite have the time to make your own, this is a good option.

Edited by Antig on 07/12/2010 22:25:19 MDT.

Nice....

Cool

What weight?

Thanks for the feedback

Check the website for specifications--weighs 5 1/2 oz.

Nice that is just what I am looking for.

Does the wire pot stand fit down in the chamber for storage? And do you know which pots it fits in?

Edited by ADW245 on 07/05/2010 12:09:36 MDT.

Aaron, he has stated the storage dimensions of the stove. Can you measure your own pot to see if it will fit?

--B.G.--

Yes I saw the storage dimensions. The reason I was asking is I don’t have a tall deep pot . I see on his site is using a GSI boiler which model is that? and does he have any recommendations.

Edited by ADW245 on 07/05/2010 12:13:52 MDT.

Hi Aaron,

Yes the pot stand does store in the chamber. The pot I'm using in the picture is a GSI Pinnacle Soloist. I understand that it will also fit similar pots such as the Snow Peak 900. Your pot has to be about 5" tall if you want it to fit in. Alternatively, I used to store it in a MSR Titan Kettle. The top of the stove stuck out a little bit so I just put it in a stuff sack and cinched the cord on it.

Hope that helps

Thanks Jeff that was just the info I was looking for. I placed an order last night.

Aaron, will you post a brief review here, to let us know how you like it, when it arrives?

Edited by Damon78 on 07/07/2010 08:47:38 MDT.

I sure can. This will be my first wood stove so take my opinion for what it worth.

When you load the stove, try to pick dry sticks about the diameter of a pencil. Smaller, and they burn up too quickly. Larger, and sometimes they are hard to catch.

--B.G.--