Thank you for this video. I like the way the technique worked out. Definitely better than continuously feeding in dozens of small bits. Glowing red coals are the best. As the late, great Bro Greg always said, "When you have coals, you can do no wrong." Subscribed.
THANK YOU!!! I knew we could use smaller logs, I don't have many large ones but I have a million ones like yours, I live in the woods. I will never run out. The other way is too work intensive. I may try to use large cans for the firebox with lots of airflow. I don't have birch bark but I have dead stalks from my Jerusalem artichokes that I plant all year. They are just like and burn just like birch. Fantastic video thank you.
very cool! the Swedish Fire Torch is a great way to fuel the Firebox and as you mentioned those hot coals are really useful! thank you so much for the demonstration
I'm still learning thanks to your channel Steve ! I think you have a great product. Do you know where the firesticks on their own can be purchased in Canada ? Looked on your site but the shipping would be $20.00. Thanks so much for commenting
Kijika Life we refund shipping charges that exceed our cost so if you order something small and inexpensive to ship then you will get most of that money back.
For me I find it part of the enjoyment of making your own things...so sorry for the delayed response, for some reason I was not notified of your comment. Thanks for taking the time to comment !
That's a great idea. I have the Bushbox XL titanium that we used last week on a wild hike and camp. Using a Swedish fire torch idea looks like a better idea than constantly feeding wood into the stove. I found that by constantly adding wood meant that we had to much smoke and flames. Will certainly be giving this a go at home before trying on a camp.
Looks like your loving the Firebox. My wife gave me one for Christmas but I haven't had a chance to get out and play with it yet. Love the leather sleeve. Was thinking about making something similar for mine. Great video Wayne
I am enjoying it quite a bit Mark, I'm trying to learn as many ways as possible to use this stove. At Bushcraft Canada they sell a leather sleeve but it's $55.00 so I decided to make my own. I've already replaced the bungee cord for a slip toggle system, much easier to get undone ! Thanks for watching, commenting and all the best in the New Year !
You're welcome but i sure wasn't the genius who thought of it lol !, I saw it done on the firebox youtube channel, thanks for taking the time to comment ( :
Steve, the creator of the Firebox did this. Except he split a single piece of log into 4 pieces and inserted them with the inside out, then lit the wood with a similar technique as above.
@@Roarmeister2 Hes done both methods, wrist size peices and full logs. You gotta give applause to Steve at Firebox he really puts his product to the test, and doesn't sell his product with buzzwords or promises like many other manufacturers.
@@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32 Agreed. He designed great products and sold them by validating their use with his videos. I purchase a gen 1 firebox when they first came out.
Great demonstration mate. Been making my way through a few of your videos this morning. Really enjoying the content, you have a very calming way of getting your point across, makes it easy to listen and I've been engrossed the whole time, so I've subbed. Thanks for sharing. Take care, friend.
Thanks Martin, I would definitely recommend using a little bigger diameter of wood for it to be a tighter fit. By doing that the flame will really direct itself up the centre, but ya it works great !. All the best in the New Year buddy
Funny you should say that because that's the same advise I gave Mark Young yesterday lol, he said he had tried the Swedish fire torch and failed. Great minds think a like lol...👍
Good demonstration, another addition you can use in here is turning the bottom ash pan upside down and holding them in place with fire sticks, it then can be used as a draw control to cut off the draught and use it as a damper...
Part of your issue is you needed to put a flat side in each log then face those splits to each other. It gives a better place for th3 logs to catch, and offers access to the dryer inner log
I like to get some hot coals going in my stove while I collect firewood for a larger campfire, then use the remaining fire from the stove to start the campfire just by pouring out the coals into the camapfire with some kindling. It's alot easier to start a fire in these stoves due to the wind protection and height of the fuel stack then the other way around.
My daughter ordered this for me....for Christmas. I can't wait! Can you use fire starters in this? I have some fire starters that I got from Wal-mart. Great video.
I've seen Steve from Firebox do split logs and it seems to work very well, not sure which one would be better. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment !
That's good to know !, I don't own a Nano but am considering getting one for a light weight option when I go on day trips !!. Thanks for taking the time to comment !
It's just a regular canvas military style shoulder bag I bought at a thrift store but it holds all the gear I had with me for that day. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment ! 👍
Great demo Wayne. I love my Firebox. Haven't done too many different things with it yet but what I have it has worked wonderfully. I also have the nano for backpacking and it is great as well. What type of wood did you use? Thanks for sharing!
It burns very well but I have only tried the regular stick burn. You can do a fire torch as well and I will get to trying that someday but usually when I am out I only need to boil water so haven't needed the prolonged burn yet. For me it is the most versatile stove for the weight. Love that I can use alcohol, wood or Esbit solid fuel.
Before I watched the video , I’m asking why would you need more than one piece of wood for one meal? One split like a large log should be more than enough , only takes 7 minutes on average to boil water with wood
Probably one of the best built and versatile stoves you can own !...I say this to everyone " You won't regret it"....If you're worried about the weight they do make a titanium version of this stove as well.
It's because rich people are prepared to pay to own named brands. Same as named brand sneakers, jeans, whatever. I buy Chinese knockoffs of all the big brand bushcraft and outdoor stuff. I've rarely had issues with any of them.
Originally Raappanan tuli , kelotuli or jätkänkynttilä from Finland Raappanan tuli , Kelotuli or Jätkänkynttilä yes -"swedish log fire" no sauna yes - "bastu" no sauvakävely yes - " scandinavian walking " or " nordic walking" no ( Finland does not belong to Scandinavia ! ) Also often used is the finnish Rakovalkio ( Longlogfire )... th-cam.com/video/yaBs8oIhEIo/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1
I believe what you are trying to say is that this is a fire type from Finland and not from Sweden...sorry for my error if that is the case. For some reason around here in North America it is referred to as the "Swedish Torch". Thanks so much for taking the time to comment !
Earth isn't a 'mother'. It is composed of nonconscious physical things that don't know they are physical things and they must react according to design. Purposeful design is from God the Creator. Evil is from people who don't live to honor God in faith with repentance.
Hey look everyone!! This man has a saw!! Doesn't have to beat his knives to death to cut a piece of wood!!! Love the video, thank you.
You are right, a knife is a knife, a hatchet is a hatchet and a saw is a saw.
Thank you for this video. I like the way the technique worked out. Definitely better than continuously feeding in dozens of small bits. Glowing red coals are the best. As the late, great Bro Greg always said, "When you have coals, you can do no wrong."
Subscribed.
THANK YOU!!! I knew we could use smaller logs, I don't have many large ones but I have a million ones like yours, I live in the woods. I will never run out. The other way is too work intensive. I may try to use large cans for the firebox with lots of airflow. I don't have birch bark but I have dead stalks from my Jerusalem artichokes that I plant all year. They are just like and burn just like birch. Fantastic video thank you.
You are so welcome ! 😃
very cool! the Swedish Fire Torch is a great way to fuel the Firebox and as you mentioned those hot coals are really useful! thank you so much for the demonstration
I'm still learning thanks to your channel Steve ! I think you have a great product. Do you know where the firesticks on their own can be purchased in Canada ? Looked on your site but the shipping would be $20.00. Thanks so much for commenting
Kijika Life we refund shipping charges that exceed our cost so if you order something small and inexpensive to ship then you will get most of that money back.
+FireboxStove oh cool...I will order ! Thanks Steve
... and with this method you dont need to fuel it constantly
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Excellent video. Well explained and straight to the point. Feeling inspired! Many thanks from the UK 🇬🇧. Ben
Thank you so much... that's the whole point "To inspire". I appreciate you taking the time to comment !
Love that leather case! And to know you repurposed the leather is awesome! I'm a leather crafter my self and seeing repurposed leather is awesome!
For me I find it part of the enjoyment of making your own things...so sorry for the delayed response, for some reason I was not notified of your comment. Thanks for taking the time to comment !
Great ideas. I will have to try burn method. I also dig your leather work using leather from a leather couch. brilliant recycling idea.
Thanks !...Yeah the sheath was quite easy to make
I like how he utilizing garbage into nice case . He is one of us ! 👍😉
That's a great idea. I have the Bushbox XL titanium that we used last week on a wild hike and camp. Using a Swedish fire torch idea looks like a better idea than constantly feeding wood into the stove. I found that by constantly adding wood meant that we had to much smoke and flames. Will certainly be giving this a go at home before trying on a camp.
Looks like your loving the Firebox. My wife gave me one for Christmas but I haven't had a chance to get out and play with it yet. Love the leather sleeve. Was thinking about making something similar for mine. Great video Wayne
I am enjoying it quite a bit Mark, I'm trying to learn as many ways as possible to use this stove. At Bushcraft Canada they sell a leather sleeve but it's $55.00 so I decided to make my own. I've already replaced the bungee cord for a slip toggle system, much easier to get undone ! Thanks for watching, commenting and all the best in the New Year !
OK, so who was the Genius who though of putting a Swedish fire log inside the stove. What an absolute brilliant idea.
Thanks for showing this.
You're welcome but i sure wasn't the genius who thought of it lol !, I saw it done on the firebox youtube channel, thanks for taking the time to comment ( :
Steve, the creator of the Firebox did this. Except he split a single piece of log into 4 pieces and inserted them with the inside out, then lit the wood with a similar technique as above.
@@Roarmeister2 Hes done both methods, wrist size peices and full logs. You gotta give applause to Steve at Firebox he really puts his product to the test, and doesn't sell his product with buzzwords or promises like many other manufacturers.
@@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32 Agreed. He designed great products and sold them by validating their use with his videos. I purchase a gen 1 firebox when they first came out.
@@Roarmeister2 did he use and axe to split the log?
We used our folding fire box about a year ago and this concept works extremely well.
It is, Seems to be best for a good consistent heat !. Thanks for taking the time to comment !
Great demonstration mate. Been making my way through a few of your videos this morning. Really enjoying the content, you have a very calming way of getting your point across, makes it easy to listen and I've been engrossed the whole time, so I've subbed. Thanks for sharing. Take care, friend.
Thanks you so much for the kind words my friend your support is much appreciated !
Nice combination of the stove and the slow burning concept of a swedish torch, my fire stove is a bit smaller but I am gonna try this anyway. Thanks .
Thanks Martin, I would definitely recommend using a little bigger diameter of wood for it to be a tighter fit. By doing that the flame will really direct itself up the centre, but ya it works great !. All the best in the New Year buddy
Great video, as I'm learning and using mine. Was thinking that this idea would be great. Thanks for letting us know that it works
I've found if you feather the logs a little bit facing into the centre it helps them catch a little bit quicker!
Funny you should say that because that's the same advise I gave Mark Young yesterday lol, he said he had tried the Swedish fire torch and failed. Great minds think a like lol...👍
Andy Metcalfe , I've tried the Swedish fire torch and failed. So, wondering what you mean by "feathering" the logs
Nice to see how you started the fire ! need to try it!!
The dust that is scraped readily takes a spark from the ferro rod, let me know how it works out ! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Good demonstration, another addition you can use in here is turning the bottom ash pan upside down and holding them in place with fire sticks, it then can be used as a draw control to cut off the draught and use it as a damper...
Great idea !!! Thanks
Excellent demonstration I love my firebox as well extremely efficient and multifunctional!!😁✊🔥
Love my Firebox !!...I'll take it's heftier weight !
I like the Swedish torch and the damper. This is for cooking and not just boiling water
I use this a few times a week. Holds up great.
Yes it is a very solid stove ! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
Love the case you made!
Thanks so much !
Great idea. Looks like even less wood to be used or lasting longer. Using less resources is always a good thing :)
Take care. Craig
Absolutely ! I found this to be very efficient. Thanks for watching, commenting and have a Happy New Year !
Part of your issue is you needed to put a flat side in each log then face those splits to each other. It gives a better place for th3 logs to catch, and offers access to the dryer inner log
Good idea that. 👍
I think ill give it a go myself. 🔥
I like to get some hot coals going in my stove while I collect firewood for a larger campfire, then use the remaining fire from the stove to start the campfire just by pouring out the coals into the camapfire with some kindling. It's alot easier to start a fire in these stoves due to the wind protection and height of the fuel stack then the other way around.
Very good idea !
a great little stove,good thinking
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It's a very versatile stove...I'm liking it ! Thanks for commenting 👍
Thank for video
Very good
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You are very welcome my friend ! Thanks for taking the time to comment
A great idea! 🙂👍🏻👍🏻
Splitting the sticks and increasing the cross grains in the wood will increase the heat output of the fire!
Thank you for creating an informative video
My daughter ordered this for me....for Christmas. I can't wait! Can you use fire starters in this? I have some fire starters that I got from Wal-mart. Great video.
You can use fire starter for sure ! I just happen to have a lot of birchbark in my area
Nice combination of ideas to make a good system. I wonder if a split log would work better or worse or the same? Thank you for the video
I've seen Steve from Firebox do split logs and it seems to work very well, not sure which one would be better. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment !
I get about a 45 minute burn with a Swedish torch in a Nano, splitting a limb in quarters, flipping the pieces, bark inward.
That's good to know !, I don't own a Nano but am considering getting one for a light weight option when I go on day trips !!. Thanks for taking the time to comment !
Very cool, just got mine thanks for the info. Great video.
Thanks so much and yes its a great stove , i'm sure you will be very happy with it, good solid product !!. Thanks for commenting
great tips, many thanks!
i like this stove ! take care big fella !
It is the most versatile stove I own and is built to last...very solid !!
Kijika Life im looking into one in the coming months ...take care ! ,,,,Spook
Very helpful thank you.
Great video. Just curious, what kind of bag is your canvas bag you carry everything in? Thanks
It's just a regular canvas military style shoulder bag I bought at a thrift store but it holds all the gear I had with me for that day. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment ! 👍
Nice video
informative. I will try it next time.
Thanks, I am told if you cut one log in four pieces it works better. Thanks for watching and commenting ( :
How does the inside of the firebox bottom where all the embers rest look is it 'rusted' looking at all?
Thanks!
You could fold up the bottom plate and fit longer logs in there.
as soon as somebody pulls out a leather pouch , im gone man.
i really must get two of the items you have shown. a firebow and a triple x knife
Both are a good reliable piece of kit...if I make it to 250 subs I will be giving a Triple X knife away !! So stick around 👍
Loving the watch what make is lt please.
Citizen Eco drive
Great demo Wayne. I love my Firebox. Haven't done too many different things with it yet but what I have it has worked wonderfully. I also have the nano for backpacking and it is great as well. What type of wood did you use? Thanks for sharing!
I've only tried the regular stick burn and this Swedish fire torch method, how does the Nano stove burn ? Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
It burns very well but I have only tried the regular stick burn. You can do a fire torch as well and I will get to trying that someday but usually when I am out I only need to boil water so haven't needed the prolonged burn yet. For me it is the most versatile stove for the weight. Love that I can use alcohol, wood or Esbit solid fuel.
+Jacqueline Schwartz sounds great, thanks for explaining !
very nice‼︎
thank you
You are very welcome ! Thanks for commenting
Before I watched the video , I’m asking why would you need more than one piece of wood for one meal? One split like a large log should be more than enough , only takes 7 minutes on average to boil water with wood
Haha...this was a tip I saw on the Firestove web page
👍🏻👍🏻🔥
I wonder if fat wood would work?
What knife do you use with the flint inside?
It's a custom knife made by XXX Knives, real good knife maker here in Canada
Kijika Life thanks for your kind reply
I'm gunna get one i think
Probably one of the best built and versatile stoves you can own !...I say this to everyone " You won't regret it"....If you're worried about the weight they do make a titanium version of this stove as well.
It looks great.How long does it burn?
It will burn for about 20 minutes, but the coals that remain are great for frying !!
Thank you !
+Gerhard Oberhofer 👍
Never thought to split the wood? Jesus...
That’s why it’s called Swedish torch. Duh
why is everything so simple so expensive is it because its such a niche market i dont understand
It's because rich people are prepared to pay to own named brands. Same as named brand sneakers, jeans, whatever.
I buy Chinese knockoffs of all the big brand bushcraft and outdoor stuff. I've rarely had issues with any of them.
Originally Raappanan tuli , kelotuli or jätkänkynttilä from Finland
Raappanan tuli , Kelotuli or Jätkänkynttilä yes -"swedish log fire" no
sauna yes - "bastu" no
sauvakävely yes - " scandinavian walking " or " nordic walking" no ( Finland does not belong to Scandinavia ! )
Also often used is the finnish Rakovalkio ( Longlogfire )... th-cam.com/video/yaBs8oIhEIo/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1
I believe what you are trying to say is that this is a fire type from Finland and not from Sweden...sorry for my error if that is the case. For some reason around here in North America it is referred to as the "Swedish Torch". Thanks so much for taking the time to comment !
Bushbox XL is the better out of the two .
Thank you for your opinion and thanks for commenting ( :
Earth isn't a 'mother'. It is composed of nonconscious physical things that don't know they are physical things and they must react according to design. Purposeful design is from God the Creator.
Evil is from people who don't live to honor God in faith with repentance.
CauseAndEffect any thoughts on the stove?