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Cool little cup! I like its functionality. Thanks for sharing and Happy Thanksgiving to you!

Thanks Teach for the video. I gave it a "LIKE" (thumbs up), but it did not register??? Looks like a nice piece of kit. Happy Thanksgiving to you too.

I use the Trail Design Caldera cone as my pot stand. It doubles as a wood burning stove, but I usually put the Toaks in as the stove. The cone is designed to capture heat and reduce loss by surrounding the sides of the pot. Boil time is about 4 minutes. I also made a simmer ring using the top 1/2" of a red bull can. With the simmer ring a get a burn time of about 30 minutes. Works for cooking rice. Bring it to a boil, put on the simmer ring and cook about 15-20 minutes. The toaks is great. I still have the Trangia, but don't use it. Thanks for the video.

Thanks Teach for the review. These siphon stoves are some of my favorite alcohol stoves. I think a wind screen probably would have helped to bring to a boil.

Welcome back, Sir. Good on you for helping out with the Hurricane disasters, that's amazing! I like the sleek look of this Kuvic stove. Such a light weight stove too. That's a nice stand, it's too bad it's a little too high for the unit. There are other stands out there, I have one that would work perfectly for it. I'd definitely consider getting this. Thanks for sharing!

Those tabs only mealt or burn off when bushcrafters stick them inside a fire

Funny, i was playing with this same coffee filter in my garage this morning. I wet the grounds with cold water to bloom before i even started heating the water. No filter. By pouring hotwater over over the fully bloomed grounds came out great. Actually too strong

I recently bought the cheaper tomshoo (100mm) branded version for roughly half the price from aliexpress, which also comes with a titanium stand. Weirdly the there seems to be a smaller 70mm version, harder to find and twice the price. I find this titanium stove does eat up the fuel compared to my homemade stove, made with a small aluminium “tin” and has a wick, the flame is not as impressive but it boils nearly as quick.

Thank you for sharing! I love alcohol stoves and I also like to bring them on multi day hikes. Therefore I’m more concerned about fuel consumption than boiling time. This stove seems to be a bit greedy? Usually I’m able to boil 500ml with 15 grams of ethanol using either the Trangia burner or an x-boil. Does this stove need considerably more?

I use my Lixada siphon alcohol stove, in the Goshawk Ti multi-fuel wood-gas burner Eddy-200 as the stove stand & windscreen, using TH-camr Mark Young's modified simmer ring & snuffer. Good for alcohol, wood twigs or my fav, hardwood pellets! One cup of hardwood pellets burns for 90mins, 35 mins of active flame 🔥 & 55 mins of useable heat😅

mi' dads got one. i know its secretses. on the the handle the metal tab push towards body of cup that locks it in... its the same as your old model lol

Brother, your 2 cup Wayfare COOKSET is defective. The angle of the handle deployed is too great. Two ways to correct situation- 1.) Return to REI for replacement 2.) Remove handle from set, place handle in a vice with angle in vice and slowly tighten. It will straighten SLIGHTLY (which is all you need) reinsert handle and should now work properly. The melting point of the silicone tab is very high so should not be a problem. The old darker PLASTIC TAB WILL AND HAS MELTED! As usual Enjoyed your video! ALSO, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY BEAUTIFUL WIFE, TINA MARIE- TODAY SEPT 28th (the 36th anniversary of her 29th Birthday - yeah she refuses to get older-yeah Right!)

Thanks Teach for the video. Love these Stanley Cook Sets, but as you said, for car camping as they are heavy for backpacking compared to lighter titanium sets.

I'd get this for sure! Love it! Thanks for sharing, Teach!

Had the original for years and love that I can recommend this version for friends just getting into camping

Toaks makes a tiny titanium cost more takes up less room and is not a copy of trangia

Спасибо за видео , было интересно смотреть . Я пользуюсь не дорогим ножом в походе или на рыбалке нож Кизляр "Otus" оранжевый цвет . Не дорогой , простой , крепкий и удобный . Ссылку не могу скинуть на нож - видимо TH-cam - блокирует ... Можешь скопировать название ролика на нож и забить - это название в TH-cam . ( Нож ОТУС OTUS от ООО ПП Кизляр OWL KNIFE KIZLYAR KNIVES )

Спасибо за обзор , то же купил себе такую печку . Отличная печь ! Единственно что мне не нравиться в ней , то что нет крышки - для быстрого тушения огня ...

I have one too. My biggest complaint is that the flame can be 18" to 24" high. Huge fire danger.

It makes sense, the smaller diameter would make it filter through more coffee grounds. The gsi is wider so water would be passing through a thinner column of coffee.

An early Good Morning to you from Northern Utah! Needed this! I have the hardest time making a decent cuppa while on a hike. So, approximately how much coffee grounds should you use for an 8 ounce cup of coffee? Never can get it right, either it’s too strong or too weak. Tea, no worries-1 tea bag pour in hot water let it steep for about 3-5 minutes and “it’s fair dinkum!”

Beautiful scenery

Why not just use a jetboil?

Thanks Teach for the demonstration. I used to use some variation of these white gas pump up stoves exclusively, but now use alcohol stoves for their simplicity.

Very useful information and review, keep on the good work!!!

Thanks Teach for the video.

Nice peaceful walk. Love the beach!

This was a fun one! I usually carry my LT Wright Patriot when backpacking. It's a little bit heavier, and the price is a little bit dear (but it is made in the USA!), but its super comfortable and easy to sharpen

Hey Chris, I wasn’t first today cause I was on Amazon trying to buy this BUT can’t find it. Do you have a link?

I shall see if it's available over here (England) Thanks for sharing. Best regards.

Love the sound of the waves breaking on the beach. Then again I spent 8 months on a very small island in the South Pacific. 7/10ths of a mile around at waters edge at low tide. (Even smaller than Tom Hanks island in “Castaway”)

Thanks Teach for the review. The wave sounds in the background were nice. That stove may be much more efficient with a way larger pot if you have a lot of water to boil or snow to melt. Not so efficient on that little mug. Buy better coffee!

I ordered the same stand on AliExpress, mine is definitely stainless steel. Like you I thought it was significantly smaller than it is and would not have ordered it had I read the description better.

Hey Chris, so is your email Chris@ugly.teacher.hiking.?

WOW! I MISSED A VIDEO? Okay NOW THE COMMENT ON THE TABLE MAKES SENSE! I still like the table!

The diameter won't give you grief if you turn the circle or cylinder you're measuring 90 degrees so it's level with the screen and jaws on your calipers, if you know what i mean. As in, hold the item so you're looking straight down on the centre of the diameter you're measuring. Holding it this way, you simply close the jaws until they contact the circumference and you're done. More accurate, much faster and easier.

Thanks Teach for the video review. Looks like you are getting more adept at setting up that little table. Probably could use it as a grill too, but would be a bear to clean up. Neat little stove.

I think you put that stand up pretty quick IMO. I'm liking it by the way too! That's a cool stove too! I like how it locks in place once it's closed up and ready to put away. I have a similar one that's super tiny by BSR and it works pretty great for its size. Those piezo igniter's can be a pain some times and can fail to work all together.. it's hit or miss so I usually have a lighter on hand lol. That coffee contraption is awesome..I've never seen one like that before! Nice scenery at the end BTW. Thanks for all the specific and for sharing! Cool video!

O’Siyo Oginalii, ( Cherokee for “Greetings Friend”), How’s the poison ivy? Nice little table! Been looking for a new one to add to my gear About the stove, have one of those in one of my sets. Nice thing about the case is that there is enough room in it to add a Bic Lighter in with it (which is a good AND RECOMMENDED thing). For Real and Serious camping I recommend the SOTO Amicus or Windmaster stove. I always have a secondary burner or stove for long range camping or trail running (two is one, one is none) for necessary gear. Remember you usually get what you pay for! Take care! Keep on hiking!

Wow you are good, love the way you explained everything in detail.. I just hit the subscribe button, instant fan...being 56 this is the perfect channel for me...I just bought the Zen...thank you

yep ! I guess I know beach camping coffee . If it does not have sand in it then....Duh? :O)

Thanks Teach for the video. Don't think I would want to put that table together in subzero temperatures.

Pretty cool unit once it's put together. Enjoy your coffee! Nice review!

Thanks Teach for the review. Not so sure I'm sold on that lighter. Appears a bit heavy. Was that sound an Aztec Death Whistle at the end of your video?

It's a great idea, but it work better with something bigger, I mean, all the heat that goes up aroun the pot doesn't really heat it, allways the burner (or flame) must be smaller than de diameter of the pot, like in a gas stove. For a larger pot or frying pan it would work great, the heat will be evenly spread through all the bottom!

The larger the diameter of the burner the faster the alcohol burns and the more heat it gives off.

IDEA No 1. Cut out the really annoying background music. Thought I was trying to get through to Customer Services ! IDEA No2. Try out your stove with a IKEA type stainless steel cutlery dryer, the one with lots of small round holes in them. I think if you played around with that and a couple of metal pegs/rods you would have a really workable set up. Happy Trails.

If you take apart a large binder clip, the stainless-steel part will make a great handle for the Trangia simmer ring/snuffer.

You can also make the fancy feast stove using a soup can, and the candy container full of that wick is perfect. :)

Carbon felt/fiber also makes a great wick for alcohol stoves. :)