http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B009L5ZPPA/ref=pe_208761_33816791_pe_vfe_dt5
Silly cheap, must be worth a punt at that price.
Silly cheap, must be worth a punt at that price.
Woodburner complete £34
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That will teach meStill @£30 cheaper than a Frontier I suppose
Decorum has one I think. His verdict was it's not great to cook on due to no flat surface.
TurboGirl
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Did you see the DIY stove from an old computer case thread lurking on here somewhere? Thats the one that fires me up and its awful cheaper on post and outlay
Looks like a very nice little stove!!
I have emailed the seller to see if he can knock anything off if the shipping
I have emailed the seller to see if he can knock anything off if the shipping
It is, but not so great for cooking on. There just isn't enough direct contact for halfway efficient heat exchange and due to the design, any excess heat is pumped straight up the chimney
.I don't think the chimney has anywhere near enough draw and it might as well not have the dampers as closing the door with both front and rear dampers open effectively kills the fire
. The chimney's a pita too. Unfortunately the bottom of each section fits on the outside of the section below, which means any tarring can dribble down the outside of the lower sections ~ it also means that when the chimney cools the tarring bonds the sections together.
Unless it's the smaller version I think the 6kg as listed on the Amazon link is a bit ... conservative.
DIY from scraps laying around or save up and get something with a flat top.
It is, but not so great for cooking on. There just isn't enough direct contact for halfway efficient heat exchange and due to the design, any excess heat is pumped straight up the chimney
I don't think the chimney has anywhere near enough draw and it might as well not have the dampers as closing the door with both front and rear dampers open effectively kills the fire
The chimney's a pita too. Unfortunately the bottom of each section fits on the outside of the section below, which means any tarring can dribble down the outside of the lower sections ~ it also means that when the chimney cools the tarring bonds the sections together.
Unless it's the smaller version I think the 6kg as listed on the Amazon link is a bit ... conservative.
DIY from scraps laying around or save up and get something with a flat top.
Cheers for that Phil.
I would love a wood stove but first I think I new summit to put it in lol.
Tbh I also still like the frontier stove so I may just get one of those eventually!!
