Windy Smith

[treefrog]

Anyone had any experience with these stoves from Windy Smith?
http://www.windysmithy.co.uk/html/woodburners.htm
Looks to have some nice stoves (i've no links etc)

 

[Shewie]

No experience of them but I like the look of their Fire Saucers

 

[Mesquite]

No experience of them but I like the look of their Fire Saucers

So do I.... nice piece of kit there

 

[SOAR]

Nice looking stoves, I made a fire saucer the other year from an old chimney of a flue from a school and some tread bar, great bits of kit and light you can use a tripod over the top to cook on. It burns quite well considering there are no air holes underneath because there not too deep.

 

[twisted firestarter]

Anyone had any experience with these stoves from Windy Smith?
http://www.windysmithy.co.uk/html/woodburners.htm
Looks to have some nice stoves (i've no links etc)

Yes I've had one of their 'Wendy' woodburners for a few years and

it's amazing, even stays in all night with the right chunk of hardwood



TFS


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[gsfgaz]

I fancy a fire saucer , great and simple idea