Stainless woodgas stove

[Scots_Charles_River]

Christened lixada woodgas stove. Stainless steel. Little or no smoke, amazing bit of kit.

 

[Monikieman]

Like it. Got a similar one from China. Superb wee stove.

 

[SoldierPalmer]

I have the very same not bad for £15 good for the times when you don't want to have a standard fire.

 

[Scots_Charles_River]

12 kwid. Lovely welds etc.

 

[Scots_Charles_River]

Need to try pine cones. Once it's packed and nested there is enough room for two cup fulls of fuel. Handy being a cat/Tech teacher as plenty fuel from scrap.

 

[Paulm]

I've also nested a trangia burner in mine, using the stove as a windshield and pan stand, when I couldn't be bothered with twigs and stuff.

Cheers, Paul

 

[TarHeelBrit]

My wife got me the exact same one for Christmas, now I can't wait to take it outside for a trial burn.

 

[Philster]

Yes, they are very good, quick to boil too!

 

[Monikieman]

wooden cat litter pellets work a treat.

 

[Quixoticgeek]

I have one of these, haven't used it much, but my experience so far is that they have a very careful balance point in terms of feeding them fast enough to stay alight, while not over loading so it goes out, or starving it of fuel. Takes practice. I just use twigs in mine.

J

 

[bivouac]

I picked one up for two quid in a local charity shop. Brand new & never been used. The lady behind the counter said she didn't know what it was and i told her it was a little camping cooker. Quite a bargain, i thought.

 

[nurvware]

Ordered one from Amazon with my Christmas money

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[mousey]

I asked for one for Christmas [Chinese copy type] looks identical to that one. I got it going on the open fire grate in the living room as I couldn't be bothered to get dressed to go outside to try it quite impressed. I also have a triangia to go with it.

One of the triangular hinged pot supports was a little loose, but after a couple of burns it seems to have tightened itself up.

 

[Scots_Charles_River]

Definitely best without the ash pot in any breeze. This was a few weeks back.

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[aris]

I've been looking at these too - the only issue I have with this particular design is that you can't feed it while there is a pot on it. There is a slightly taller design which has an opening on the side to feed. Just search for Luxada on Amazon

 

[TarHeelBrit]

Yeah that is a problem but easily surmounted. I just have a handful of fuel ready to chuck in and lift my pot up and re fuel.