Wild Stove’s Wood gas stove MK II

digitracker

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Just had email from wild stoves saying they are back in stock. Got a discount for being on the mailing list so ordered one today. The potholder has been completley redesigned to a clip in wire set up, so now cooking with crusader cups or awkward sized pots can now be done without them wobbling about, pictures are on website http://wildstoves.co.uk/wood-cooking-stoves/wood-gas-camping-stoves/new-wood-gas-stove/. Its now the MKIIt.
 

mountainm

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Just had email from wild stoves saying they are back in stock. Got a discount for being on the mailing list so ordered one today. The potholder has been completley redesigned to a clip in wire set up, so now cooking with crusader cups or awkward sized pots can now be done without them wobbling about, pictures are on website http://wildstoves.co.uk/wood-cooking-stoves/wood-gas-camping-stoves/new-wood-gas-stove/. Its now the MKIIt.


Well that explains why the old ones were being flogged off cheap. That new pot stand's an interesting design - looks a little over engineered to me - probably so it packs up small I guess, but I can't help thinking it could've been much simpler.
 

ex-member BareThrills

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Well that explains why the old ones were being flogged off cheap. That new pot stand's an interesting design - looks a little over engineered to me - probably so it packs up small I guess, but I can't help thinking it could've been much simpler.

Agreed, guess if it makes life easier with smaller pots it'll be worth it. I reckon they should call it the sputnik lol
 

woodstock

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It seems to better the original BushBuddy would love to see a head to head comparison, I can boil about half a Ltr of water on the BB in about 8 mins, but it does burn everything to ash.
 

RobD

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Does anyone have the never version of this stove with the slightly different pot stand arrangement? Just wondering if it is useful or not. From the pics on the site it seems a bit wobbly to me.
 

Hetzen

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Feb 5, 2009
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Like you say they do look flimsy and I've only used mine the once so far, but they held up fine and seemed quite sturdy once the cross piece was connected, and felt it could take a 750ml pan full. Not sure I would trust it with a dutch oven.
 

digitracker

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The wilco cat litter is £1.79 for 5 litres and £4.25 for 15 litres.
I have been using the same cat litter, I get 1 hours viable cooking time with a single filling of 1/2kg of pellets.
The new pot stand is a bit loose when assembled, but if you squeeze the two open ends down a bit with pliers they click into place and hold well, I have cooked using a 2.5ltre tatonka kettle and frying pan which is 200ml wide without any stability issues. If you need extra stability you can also pin the cooker to the ground by pushing tent pegs through the lower air intake holes at a 45 degree angle.
 

Köld

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Too bad that china woodstove disappeared from alie. Anyone tried contacting the seller? I think it is this one - http://www.aliexpress.com/store/700021 . They have a category called "The Ultimate Wood Burning Backpacking Stove" but it contains only a obviously misplaced electronics item.
 

ex-member BareThrills

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Dec 5, 2011
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just to say another seller has popped up with these on aliexpress. $28 delivered so even cheaper than last time

he has no feedback currently though so do your own homework etc etc. If its any help Ali express do hold your payment in ESCROW and its not released to the seller until you confirm receipt of the goods in satisfactory condition

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Supe...oor-appliances-fishing-furnace/761095470.html
 

jacko1066

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Great find there mate, is it the same as yours?

What worrys me is that it says shipping time up to 29 days and processing time 20 days.

Hopefully the processing time and shipping are together
 

mountainm

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Jan 12, 2011
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Great find there mate, is it the same as yours?

What worrys me is that it says shipping time up to 29 days and processing time 20 days.

Hopefully the processing time and shipping are together

It's the same as mine, looks like they're selling off old inventory at the manufacturers. You should be able to pay more for fed ex.
 

ex-member BareThrills

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under £20 delivered is a steal. As Mike says you can usually upgrade shipping. Ive ordered another as it would be rude not to but im in no rush. my last one took about two weeks
 

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