I've finally finished my PhD and got a job, so bizarrely enough I finally had time to start assembling the last few Juniper Box Stoves I had lying in pieces in the shed. All stoves can be disassembled by removing the provided R-Clips. They are laser cut from stainless steel and finished by hand. I do all the work in my garden or front hall, but I try very hard to ensure they are finished to a high standard. The external dimensions when assembled are (LxWxH) are 26cm x 21cm x 21cm and it weighs approximately 1.5kg. They are primarily intended for use with wood, but I've yet to find a solid fuel they wont happily burn.
I had a run of 50 of these laser cut a few years ago and tried to make a go of selling them for a business. However the fact that small runs of laser cutting are very expensive, coupled with the fact that the stoves proved to be extremely time consuming to finish by hand means that there will not be a second production run. I'm down to my final 16 at the time of posting, and once they are gone there will be no more. On the plus side you can profit from my experiment and own a unique portable stove which has been hand finished by a guy with an obsession for detail
I'm asking 30 pounds via paypal which includes postage within UK and all fees. (NB - The final stove does not have a grill).
Total Available Stoves Remaining: 0
Two newly assembled stoves posing with my own much used and abused personal stove which has served me well for years
Comparison between stove bases showing R-clip retention system. It is physically impossible for the stoves to come apart while the R-Clips are in place (at least, not without the use of a chisel or angle grinder!)
Dismantled stove next to assembled stove. Silva compass is there to provide scale.
Stove running
​Tea's Ready!
I had a run of 50 of these laser cut a few years ago and tried to make a go of selling them for a business. However the fact that small runs of laser cutting are very expensive, coupled with the fact that the stoves proved to be extremely time consuming to finish by hand means that there will not be a second production run. I'm down to my final 16 at the time of posting, and once they are gone there will be no more. On the plus side you can profit from my experiment and own a unique portable stove which has been hand finished by a guy with an obsession for detail
I'm asking 30 pounds via paypal which includes postage within UK and all fees. (NB - The final stove does not have a grill).
Total Available Stoves Remaining: 0
Two newly assembled stoves posing with my own much used and abused personal stove which has served me well for years
Comparison between stove bases showing R-clip retention system. It is physically impossible for the stoves to come apart while the R-Clips are in place (at least, not without the use of a chisel or angle grinder!)
Dismantled stove next to assembled stove. Silva compass is there to provide scale.
Stove running
​Tea's Ready!
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