New Lixada Wider Wood Stove Review.
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- Wider version of the Lixada Wood gas stove. This model is wider and has an improved pot support. 3 oz lighter than the Lixada wood gas stove. IMO this stove is hybrid wood gas and twig stove. Boil time was 4.5 minutes on average for 12 oz of water.
Stove. I bought this from eBay.
www.ebay.com/itm/Lixada-Porta...
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He died?
@@LeesChannel yes
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Will miss your videos Kevin rest in peace with God at least you enjoyed your life to the fullest while you were here
@@richardcodling4661 my understanding he died from a heart attack 8 months ago he did love his bacon and summer sausage although he enjoyed his life
@@richardcodling4661 that's true I love bacon too but I sure as hell cut back on it
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He's dead? What happened?
Kevin passed away I believe in January from a heart attack. Just glad his videos are still up.
i am still getting suggested your videos, much love , never forgotten bro!
I looked it up on eBay and for the price this looks like a very nice set up thanks for sharing this with us Mr. Walker.
Thanks!
Hey Kevin! And what are we going to say today? First, do you realize that you’ve had nearly 6 million views of your videos!?! Congrats, man. Secondly, I don’t know exactly why your reviews of camp stoves are SO satisfying. Maybe because I feel like I’m right there, almost can smell woodsmoke and bacon. Lastly, your review points up the advantages of the newer model. I love the way these little, portable stoves can get a lot done without needing to process a ton of wood. Thanks man!
Thanks. I am surprised and honored at the number.
Kevin, if you go to SocialBlade on Google and type in Megawoodswalker, you’ll see all your stats. The overall views is over 5,985,300!
RIP Kevin
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Love your videos keep them coming
He was pass away last year
Another great video my friend. I felt like I was right there with you having breakfast. God bless you brother. John
Thanks brother.
I like the wide side opening for putting sticks in. Decent size getting loaded into that opening.
Okay, now I may have to add the larger version to my collection. Thanks for sharing my friend
A wider "Tower Stove". That's a good name you made as they don't name these thing. You do a great job reviewing stoves. Anyone reading this check out Mark's channel.
These are great twig stoves! Awesome review brother!
Thanks brother.
Neat little stoves, i was close to buy one of those but in the end I decided to get the square ones!!
Those work great.
At first I was not thrilled with the potstand on the new stove...until you put the tiny cup on...good idea..until I'd lose it..LOL
Good one Kevin. Nice looking stove brother.
Thanks!
I like this better than the other. I have the other but think it’s going to be better served as an alcohol burner than a twig stove. I like the height, the opening to feed kindling and the four slats for holding the pan and a small pot. Great demo, thanks!
Nice stove Kevin! I like the interlocking grate. I have the Lixada portable folding stove. I like this gasifier you got, would like to try that. Thanks for the video.
Thanks.
The improved stability of the wider base is impressive. Another big advantage of the greater diameter accompanying“pot stand” is that when one has densely packed the burn chamber with the vertically oriented wood preload for a TLUD burn, it is so much easier to get a good ignition top fire going in that cavernous pot stand. Almost foolproof! Since, at 10oz, it is 4 to 5 oz lighter than all the other comparable sized wood gas stoves and, with a tightly packed burn chamber, will boil a half gallon of water without additional fuel, it’s therefore pretty much the only wood stove I take on the trail anymore. It doesn’t hurt that it costs less than $20.
great video.i love your videos
Thanks!
I ordered one.
Reminds me of the Toaks Stove Titanium in appearance.
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This one is wider I think but overall yes.
Yes, I agree with you, it is a hybrid of a gasification style stove and twig stove. The gasifier I have is more efficient at boiling water than the twig stoves. I have a version of this hybrid. I like it. Not as good at gasification but still decently better than the twig drive with a little more ease of use. But can cook food in it like a twig. Not as versatile as my fire box stove but still great one to have in my collection of stoves I keep for camping and ER kit in my car. And as mini bbq grill on my patio. Thanks for your review.
Hey Walker yesterday I was watching a couple of your old videos and I noticed I commented on one of them and that comment got 549 likes and 30 replies not to mention that's one bad ass little stove
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Nice review. I have the smaller version of this stove and it burns very well.
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I have this stove but it only came with two crossbars. Already lost them. It is good for one person and works fantastic with an instant lighting log for speed. I added a small mesh insert on the bottom as hot coals can fall out and start random fires!
Sounds good. Thanks for watching.
Can get good size sticks in that, thanks for the video.
I think I would prefer this stove too. I also like the wide opening to add your twigs. I don’t like the three prongs because it’s not as stable, as you pointed out. And last but not least the ultimate test, the “sacred Bacon”. Thanks for the review and have a great week.
Feeding when cooking is a big pro. Thanks for watching~
Thanks for the no-BS demo .
I have the same two stoves and the new one is definitely better! It gets more air and burns cleaner. Great review.
Thanks!
Oh crap,,,,headed to Amazon now! I love my Ohuhu ended up getting two of them. Great little burners. But I have to say I love the ease of feeding twigs into this one you just used. I also like the seemingly extra stability of this one. Walker thanks for sharing the info and good video!~John 👍🏻👍🏻
The twig feeding and cooking at the same time was a big draw for me.
@@MegaWoodswalker I can see why. Take care buddy.
Plus, if I pack the burn chamber with 3in long splits about 3/4in diameter, and stacked vertically, I get a steady, controlled burn that lasts about 25 min, and boils a half gallon of water. This means I don’t have to add anymore wood at all.
Good show nice stove thanks
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Kevin that looked like and excellent stove at a great price. for all the great advice
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The best fuel I have seen for these stoves, other than the extruded furnace wood pellets, was 2 inch rounds cut 2 inches thick. They last a long time once started. A 2 inch branch cut to the given length will last a long time. The "20 dollar" wood stoves have been upgraded with a collar And u can get a mesh circle with them now so u can use the small cups and still feed them without moving the cup/pan all the time. Time matches on...
I should check that out. The pot support is a negative for my older stove. That said it's a fantastic wood gas stove. Works really good with pellets, probably better than this one but have not tested that.
Can you elaborate on the 2-inch rounds, please? Are you referring to the cotton rounds from the drug stores? And ignite them with a 2-inch branch?
@@dubiousjesse no just cut a 2 inch branch into short 2 inch chunks. Once you get some twigs boning well in the stove just drop a couple of those in for a sustained longer lasting fire. The small twigs will falsify the 2 inch rounds and maintain a nice fire while you cook. If it starts to go out just drop in another.
@@MegaWoodswalker the wood gas stone by canaday has the updates I mentioned. I think I saw it on eBay. It has the barbeque grill the cup holder bars and the collar to protect from wind with a feeder opening. All for bout 20 dollars.
@@MegaWoodswalker tomshoo also makes a updated gasifier kit.
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Now my favorite stove. Loading the burn chamber with vertically stacked, 1/2 to 5/8 inch twigs or splits, lit from the top, the stove burns slowly at a steady, efficient rate with a focal flame form. Also loaded as described, that load can burn for 25 minutes. While there is some gasification going on, it is not a strict gassifier, which is not a bad thing, because almost pure gasification flame deposits a thick, hard, “wood tar” on the pot which is very difficult to remove. This stove’s deposits almost “wipe”off the pot with a SS scrubbing pad.” Lastly, the wide base incorporated in this new model, makes it quite stable.
I use the other and use a computer fan guard. with the little arms broken off it fits in the stove and fits nicely on the folding legs givng you a good base for any size cooking pot or cup.
Nice idea!
I have a smaller one from a name brand titanium distributor, that has a footprint as it's icon.
I have a hard time getting it started and keeping it fed, to provide enough heat/fire to heat up whatever I am using.
I did, however, match it up with the Stanley Outdoors pot (24/30 oz.) to make it into an entire cook set.
Keep up the great work, Brother !!!
Thanks!
The FU Crew Channel If it’s the Toaks, that’s a known problem due to a design flaw that has poor air flow.
Very nice!
Nice little stove!
Thanks brother!
Can't go wrong with the Lixada !! Great job Worshipful !!!!
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Keith
The Alabama Bushcrafter
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nice! that is such a small amount of fuel for a cooking fire! i like it!
Burns for a long long time!
That is a cool stove
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This new, wider Lixada stove, new at the time, was manufactured for only a short time. Too soon it was dropped from the Lixada manufacturing line and while still carrying the Lixada name was relegated to some crudely produced manufacturing resulting in rough stamping and inaccurate dimensions.
I was able to score one of the originals and it is one of my two favorite wood stoves. The currently available copies will work pretty much as well with some owner modifications. These include sanding down the edges on the stampings.
So, also, the four top bars, for instance, need to be slightly bent in an arc so that their ends point outwards. (Otherwise, they are too short for the diameter of the top of the pot support.).
There are no other functional defects, just rough edges on the cutouts and some of the cutout stampings are shaped differently. Lastly, it is 3/8in shorter overall.
The pics you will see on all available internet sources will look identical to the one here, but the stoves will all be different. Still, they are cheap, work well, (Top-down burns with the burn chamber filled with vertically stacked 3in rounds or splits are mandatory.) and it only weighs 10oz. Plus it will fit in my Evernew 1.3 Liter titanium pot.
Muito bom gostei parabéns.
Forte abraço aqui do Brasil
You really give camping a certain LIFE if I may say it this way a kind of human warmth. Greetings from Tunisia and from the Mediterranean shore
Thanks I appreciate the positive comment.
@@MegaWoodswalker it is my pleasure sir.
I like the Lixada better than that other one.
I would probably make a round mesh top instead of using the four interlocking bars.....would probably lose them
I put those in a zip lock bag. I lose everything....
Bacon and eggs = YUM !! I hope you don’t give Mark Young a stroke with that instant coffee. Me....I always use Nescafé Gold instant when I’m not carrying a propane stove and a coffee pot.🥓👍
LOL! He wouldn't be drinking that.
If you have never tried it, give the individual coffees that come in a tea bag a try. Much closer to brewed than the freeze dried powders. Maxwell House is one brand in the blue box. Walmart carries them. More $ per cup but 4x the flavor. And you can steep it as long as you want for a stronger brew. Each coffee bag is individually wrapped.
I watched ALOT of Videos on these small gasification stoves & I got NOTHING against them except to ME they a bit small for my liking.
I got a Solo Stove Campfire & that's the perfect size for me but I'd STILL like to see a stove in between the size of the Campfire & the Ranger !!
Just my opinion.
Love the video's man !!
Keep em up.
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I have the campfire too. But you should check out one of these smaller stoves, Their small but mighty.
You had me at the Bacon
darn now i want one of these lol
Looks pretty awesome. I've got a lot of these twig stoves including the one you show in this video (not the Lixada). Yesterday the dog and I fried some bacon for lunch on the AT. Dogs, especially Beagles, can be a pain when cooking bacon on the trail
This one is wider than the "tower stove" as coined by the Mark Young channel. Sounds like fun. Going camping on the AT now.
@@MegaWoodswalker Hunting season in Pennsylvania opened today for deer. It will run for the next two weeks, with the exception of Sunday's, so I'm staying out of the woods for the next two weeks.
MegaWoodswalker Correct, this is a larger version than the one Mark reviewed.
@@MegaWoodswalker Which one is lighter?
@@ElkArrow This one is 3 oz lighter than the wood gas "Scout stove" with the built in three prongs.
Today I received my Kombuis! I ordered it online for 119$. I wish if you can review this beautiful looking rocket stove.
Let us know how it works out.
I'm wondering what if you just compress those leaves into the burn chamber as tightly as possible. Would that be a good fuel vs breaking up sticks into small pieces?
Sacred wood gas bacon is supreme!
One of the reasons I bought a mini bush grill, was just for those situations where the cup is just way too small. Other than that, which stove do you prefer?
As a wood gas stove the first one which is made for wood gas burning rocks. For a general use stove this one as can feed it.
did you have any problems with hot embers falling through the holes on the bottom?
Is it better than other wood stove on the vidéo ?
Good
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Hi Kevin. Nice vid. I have the exact stove you have, although it is branded Canway. It has the same three legs. I really like it. I do like some of the changes on the newer Lixada. Large feeding port, much improved pot support(although extra pieces and easy to lose...forget, and you can use much thicker chunks of wood....longer, too. Much better design for feeding through that side port. I will say however, I saw no sign of gasification from the interior of the fire box in this video. Can you say that you saw any? Either way, this seems to be a better alternative to my Canway. Another great effort, thanks! Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving.
The stove is nice but it's not a gasifier. Single walled so it can't preheat secondary combustion air.
@@RonMTube Thanks Ron!
Fire was shooting out the cup's ports so maybe some secondary combustion was taking place however IMO its not really a wood gas like the other one. The outer support is one wall and cup resting inside is sorta like another wall however it's not exactly a good double walled system. Again IMO. It does work really well but if a pure wood gas stove is needed the other one is a better option. Still for cooking with longer sticks I prefer this.
Try a cup of dry mesquite chips and warm brown and serve rolls in an aluminum foil poutch with slits on bottom. To start: a splash of rubbing alcohol on mesquite. Careful!
Dosen't seem to blacken the pots with soot to much. Gasification gives a clean burn.
Will stick with my 20 yr old Trangia 27-3.
Hey Kevin are you still active on any forums? I was a lurker on ZS for years and noticed you don’t post as much anymore
I posted there the other day but was away for some time. I tend to post more on Bushcraft USA and CPF. Will be on ZS more.
I’ve been looking at that stove for awhile. Thinking it’s a little tall. I have a Biolite and I’m always afraid stuff will fall off .
This one is wider than another tower type stove so is more stable.
In the last two months I’ve ordered stoves twice now in order to have spare parts if something happened to my original stove. But in both instances the stove received was an inferior attempt to make a cheap copy. The cut-outs were different in shape, and the overall measurements differed from the original. These changes resulted in the correctly made four-piece pot-grid not even fitting on top of the pot support. One of the two was ordered from Aliexpress, the other through Walmart. I returned the Walmart version but discarded the Aliexpress due to a way too protracted and expensive a process. I’ve ordered a third on EBay in one last attempt to duplicate the original but I’m not really hopeful. If any one has found a stove with all the cut-out shapes identical and with the stated measurements the same, I’d love to know the source. Ebay order won’t be in for another four weeks.
The fuel should always be below the level if the gasifier holes in the inner cup, if not you get smoke and sooted pans.
think a cast iron pan would be worth the weight.. Good video.
I rally like it i would like to buy one do you have a link where i can find one ?? And thank you
www.ebay.com/itm/Lixada-Portable-Folding-Wood-Stove-Stainless-Steel-Picnic-Camping-Cooking-Y2S6/293273386143?hash=item444874bc9f:g:mFYAAOSwkiZcYl4D
I noticed you went a little lighter on your usual bacon portion Sir (LOL).
Running low on bacon. Not intentional.... believe me. LOL! Thanks for watching.
Looks like a very handy stove. I think you need to bring more bacon with you though. :)
Bacon was a bit low. Need to buy more.
i just read on here where he died loved this guy just started watching 10--2021......he will live forever on u tube
Bush craft bacon and eggs!
Mmmm good!
LOL a staple for sure.
Bonjour Is it a good stove ?
Better than single wall stove?
It does appear to have some secondary combustion (seen in the very end). It's a good stove. However there are many factors to stove performance so can't say if one is better than the other. Thanks for watching!
Ok Merci 🤗👍
Cool stove but too many parts. Greater chances of losing one part. I have not found a good light weight fry pan.
Toaks Titanium Frying Pan 1.6oz
Sterno stove. 👍 buy one today
I will love to challenge you in an outdoor challenge any day too many modern products
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Thanks brother!
Bought 2, $16.64 each. Thanks
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What are you doing. It’s wrong to throw out bacon grease. And you needed potato and onions with that. Good video keep up the good work
If winter camping I would! Thanks for watching.
Leaves leaves
What? No $10,000 ax or a $100,000 saw? I almost feel cheeted! ( gud vid)
The most Hallowed of All meats the Sacred Bacon 🥓.
LOL!
It's hard to judge the performance of this stove with all these jump cuts.
Sacred bacon 👍 Wards off all kinds of evil
I have a few of the first design that you showed. I simply place a wire mesh over it and I can place the smallest of cups in it.
I have always wondered whether or not these are stable....
Can you make a comparison video between the two.
Also do check out my channel. Would appreciate it if you also share my videos.
Thanks in advance,
Atb,
The Solo Hiker....
bacon and eggs... don't go camping without them.
nasty burn cooking...yuk...