The ULTIMATE Wood Stove Kit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ธ.ค. 2024
- It's time for another ULTIMATE series video, and today we tackle the ultimate wood stove kit. There are of coarse lots of options to choose from...but in my eyes here is really only one stove for this kit!
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Awesome video Dr Ernie! I love seeing people enjoy my gear as much as I do 👍😎 I'll always do my best for all of you 🙏
It looks like a great addition to anyone's kit !! I will start saving and I will buy one . It will probably be next year but I will get one !! Thank you so what you do . !! Take care and stay safe my friend
I'm looking at the steel kit
Keep up the great work, I too enjoy using my Titanium G2 stove!!
Steve , I added a 4 inch needle nose vice grips to my coffee spit so far ive not damaged it a bit , but I just clamp on just tight enough to make it work well
Another awesome video young man. I have the same any kind of stove affliction syndrome that you have. The need for fire is primordial and the comfort comes from generations of humans sitting around a fire.
I packed up my “ultimate” cook and coffee kit for my upcoming trip to Wyoming this fall… the 5” firebox (both of mine are stainless) is the centerpiece of this kit… even at 63… I still love my fires. God bless and thank you for all your amazing tips and videos
Cooking with wood and enjoying the fire is a part of the primeval experience. Ever since the 1st fire it has been a campers comfort item and an excuse to relax. A trail nickname for fire is , The Backpackers TV. lol As far as the ultimate wood burning , backpacking , stove mine is the Firebox , titanium , Nano , Gen 2 stove. Started with the stainless steel nano and graduated to the titanium. It is lighter and cools a lot quicker.
Firebox is the King 👑 of wood stoves
Dr. Ernie, thumbs up on the Firebox. I love the versatility of the Firebox.
Can't go wrong with any Firebox stove - Love all mine!!!
LOL! It’s nice to have my “Ultimate Kit” affirmed by the resident expert! 😆 Mine is almost identical! I use the stainless Firebox and a Geo Press, Deerskin gloves, otherwise the same!
Great minds? 🤣
I'm right there with you, buddy. I LOVE fire. I love the whole process: gathering wood, processing it, getting it started, watching it burn, and tending to it. For me, fire is the best part of being outdoors. And I LOVE the Firebox. I have three versions of it. It really IS the ultimate wood stove , in my opinion.
I have had this stove for maybe 1 1/2yrs now & some other gear. Steve is a great guy & a good family man! I trust what ever he is selling! It is really
Comforting to be able to trust someone's
Work these days!!! I love his video's as well!!!
Sit -pad by therm a rest, is worth carrying for kneeling/sitting/fanning/wind shielding. I also have the nano titanium & they are good!
It is always, always with me in my dayruck...on this day as well. Should have mentioned it :)
I love this video review. I often see a lot of reviews with too many "weeds." This was straight and to the point. It makes me want to put the Firebox on my short list of camping items to get.
I got a bit of firebug in me too. I enjoy making a fire. I love to sit around a nice camp fire too.
I don't have a lathe so no turnings, but I do a bit of carving, so I always have a box of wood shavings on hand anytime I decide to break out my wood stove.
I hate to spend the money, but I may need to upgrade my kit to titanium. My old back and knees are in bad shape, so I really need to lighten my pack. Thanks for the reviews!
I like watching this guy's videos..He is always honest and tells it like it is...Thanks Man
Try getting the pathfinder canteen cup and stove combo.
Birch bark is my favorite fire starter even wet it works
Really like the Firebox. Will have to think about adding that one. Well done. Thank you.
Great video. I’m sure rich people will by the titanium model. I just use a bushes baked bean large can I drill holes into and use a couple old file cabinet drawer metal rails as pot stands. Everything is free and I spent the $150 I saved on a sweet knife, hatchet( used from garage sale), saw , tarp, used $300 10 gallon internal frame backpack from Salvation Army that’s almost brand new (that cost me $7).Hiking sneakers,And a whole bunch of food.
I love the Firebox Stoves amd have rocked both the 5" and Nano in stainless. I recognize that the primary reason for gettimg the titanium versions is the lower wieght for packing. However, other than that I havent heard much about the pros and cons of each. In short...why would i want titanium over stainless (other than weight)...or would i?
He explains in another video. Other than the weight savings, they are identical.
They are the same stove, just different materials. To me the major benefits of the titanium are weight of coarse, but also that it cools way, way faster than stainless steel.
Cool. I'm looking to get another 5" and wasn't sure which i should go with. Now I do...thanks!!!
I totally agree the Firebox Stove is the ultimate stove, and you are Awesome Sir. Thank you.
Another informative video. Thanks Dr. Ernie
Yes, now that was awesome and he made it look easy...I like my firebox nano...Both...yes , bought two ,they both will go in my back pockets ...I use Stanley Cook set and that little 5 dollar stainless steel cup at Walmart. Cause, The lid fits both cooking cups and the firebox nano works great for both and alcohol stove. They all work perfectly together and I always love A back up plan?
I managed to get one of the first 100 of the original first production run ( stove number 94)! It is definitely half the weight of the stainless steel stove!
I would love to see you do a comparison between the bushcraft essential XL stove and the firebox gen 2 stove. From what I theorize, the BE is better with small diameter pots and the FB is better with bigger pots.
Same here, I’ve been using the Bushbox XL for years and always been tempted to get a firebox. Having already spent a lot on the B/Box it is difficult to find an excuse to make another purchase, so it would be great to get a comparison/recommendation before committing to a F/Box.
I bought the kettle and the stainless steel version of the firebox. Love the combo. Thanks Ernie, love watching your videos. Cheers!
I love the versatility on the 5" Firebox, but for my single-trips I would go with my Firebox Nano, and a small cup which slide under my drinking bottle. Very easy to carry, and while I'm on a trip I have the time to prepare the fuel.
Simply fantastic content, filming, relevant use, thank you, this has become one of my favorite go to channels!
Thank you for another great video!!! Take care and stay safe my friend !!
Awesome job
Excellent video
Wooo-hooo wood burning. Can't wait to watch!
Bought two more titanium, module ---plan on cooking on the Octogon, make a pizza, toast galore ... Bottom line Firebox stoves are fun. Instant assembly, Best
You need to check out the xfire 14 UL stove!
Hi Ernie, greetings from Australia.
I use the GSI Java Drip for my coffee but I do one thing differently..... I put a coffee filter paper into the Java Drip. It makes the hot water hang around for longer and imparts more flavour into your coffee. Maybe give it a go and see what you think. Cheers.
Love the into on this series man!
What size was your Kettle. I love my Firebox, I have the SS one with accessories. Greatest piece of kit to haul around in your pack.
Titanium Firebox must be great! I had the steel version some years ago, but I thought it was too heavy for it´s purpose. I´ve used a similar titanium stove by German Bushcraft Essentials ever since. I share your admiration of woodstoves! With regards, a new subscriber from Finland, northern Europe.
Greetings from Louisiana!
I have the Bushcraft Essentials 5" titanium as well as the Firebox Stove 5" titanium. Firebox is a little heavier than the Bushcraft Essentials stove but it's sturdier and doesn't tend to warp like the Bushcraft Essentials stove does. Both are nice, but I'm liking the Firebox for its durability.
You look like you could be the son of Tim Matheson, great video thanks for posting 👍
I love the stove for kayaking , when I run out of coffee on the water just post up and get a fire going and coffee in no time .the only set back is waiting for it to cool down before it can be packed up to get back on the water fishing. Other wise it's great for urban fishing and a little camp fire where a full on rock camp fire is not practical.
Nice ultimate kit. I tend to want to go with the designer's recommendation, matching set. Firebox Goat man says and shows how his modified pots work with his stove. I do like my Eagle tea kettle--larger base for more efficient heating and Norwegian design. Respect and peace, Doc.
My first ever firebox (not titanium) arrives to ireland shortly. Your reviews amongst other youtubers definitely informed my decisions
The youtube reviews convinced me to get one as well. No regrets! And it's perfect to take to a park for a picnic. We love going on day trips and having a sizzling hot meal with little effort. If you haven't gotten them already, I highly recommend an extra pair of fire sticks and the grill grates. Grilling on this thing is an absolute treat!
Love that stove
Great video I have two Firebox stoves and in my opinion they are the best
Love this stove. Agree, this is the best by far!
If you can afford the titanium versions of your favourite steel kit, do it. Those ounces/pounds saved *really* add up as you get older ;-)
Man I just can't get onboard with the "firebox" type flatpack stoves. I'm too much of a wuss when it comes to ember-control, hence why I still bring a Solo Stove Titan as a woodstove with me. Love it though. :) Burns everything to fine white ash and zero worries about embers. BUT that's me, I know I'm one of the few. :p
i have the steel version of this and was thinking of picking up the Ti one is the feeling of weight that much of a difference and did you find it worth the purchase
I've really come to love wood stoves with afterburners. An afterburner increases the effect significantly and also removes all the smoke. The problem is that wood stoves with afterburners are significantly heavier.
I think you are referring to a gasifier like solostove. I found that it is not that heavy- solostove titan is 16.5 oz and titanium firebox is 17 oz. Only thing is it doesn’t fold flat.
@@MilFalcon 17oz is pretty heavy, though. A non-gassifier stove can weigh between 1/5 and 1/3 of the weight of a gassifier stove.
@@PerBuer exactly, so the firebox titanium is lighter than firebox Stainless steel sure, but still quite heavy
@@MilFalcon Lemme know if you stumble across a gasifier stove made of titanium. That would be sweet.
I have 4 different wood stoves. The firebox is by far the most versatile and effective piece of gear I use.
Bought those gloves. Gopher bit right through them.
Gawdamn that's a loose filter lol. Was pouring outta that bad boy. Do you have to add more grounds to keep the strength up?
The Firebox is my favorite piece of camping gear. It does need a windshield, though.
Hi! You have one fab channel... Another great video, thanks a lot. Feels like we are friends, seeing you so often. Greetings from Sweden, Happy Easter!
Thanks so much!
Always a pleasure to learn from you 👍
Thank you!
Ultimate? No Silky Saw? Can't be more than Penultimate! LOL. Great review, damn it I love those Eagle kettles!
Not convinced with Titanium as is soft and thin.
Just for a start.
As usual, another great video!👍🏻🇺🇸
As soon as we can really start getting out I’m doing the Titanium upgrade
As far as a kettle, my self-reliance outfitters, pathfinder kettle, fits my firebox stoves , ive not been using my fire sticks . I've gotten use to , fireboxstove.com and pathfinder products. If its just me and the grouch , we stop at roadside parks and fix coffee, a hot meal ,,that I know how clean it was prepared, sometimes we go to these flood control lakes here , and I may have the grandchildren hunting sticks to cook up a big meal while most are fishing . Maybe cooking over several fires , multiple pots ,pans . I've got a 14mm and 16 mm baking kits .
Hey Dr.Ernie...you do wood turning? Could you make a 7 3/4 inch plate and bowl to nest with my 8 inch kit? I will buy it if you can make it....now THAT WOULD BE ULTIMATE
Always flaunting your fine shavings in our faces......😂
:)
Okay first of all great video. Secondly, I just picked up a winnerwell flat pack titanium backpacking stove and now my video title is going to be the “The ultimate(r) Woodstove kit: LOL
I need a copyright LOL
Hahahaha
I just bought a lixada wood burning stove 😊.....😎.....😁.....👍.
Nice setup. Lightweight and works well what more could you ask for
Exactly!
What more could you ask for ? A pot with metal clips .
Better have a gas stove here in calif ! They are all ultimate till the next ultimate stove comes out.
All i use is a stainless steel food straner
I wish I would have watched this earlier...I would have gone straight outdoors!!! I have the complete stainless set..5 inch stove..and NANO...pans..billy can..coffee grinder.. etc..8 and 10 inch....I think they are pretty ULTIMATE....
I would like to see a glove video. I haven't seen anyone do a glove with hiking/field craft in mind
45 minutes???I will freeze to death 💀 😭
Love your video and your ULTIMATE concept. As for me, though, I will stick with my beautifully-crafted $6 (plus maybe $15 more in hardware, etc.) Ultimate, (heavy?) Ikea stove. True, it it is heavy stainless and it doesn't pack down but I carry it full of wood or other gear or food. it can easily be setup, as there is no setup, and it will use all of thoe other fuels you mention as well. Perhaps on occasion it needs some protection from the wind. I can't say I don't admire and wouldn't want a Firebox Nano, especially a Titanium edition, but its just not in the budget. I wonder if Simple Theory Gear will come out with a Titanium version which would most likely be another ULTIMATE but that will be out of the budget as well. The Firebox appears to be too delicate as well and would need to be on a perfectly level surface.
u need to process wood and its not that easy.. if u dont have wood and there is only wet wood u are screwed. u need to purchase wood if u live in flat.. its cheaper to purchase kerosene and use with primus omnilite ti.. and its much more simple.. only one thing is nice is that u have natural fire with firebox, smell and smoke and fire.. its so relaxing.. thats the only one plus :)
Hardcore
Titanium, ouch no, just too much $$$, I understand titanium isn't easy metal to work with, but still, no.
What I wished is for a Super Nano, just a bit bigger firebox, still using the wire leg support to keep weight off, bigger firebox so you can at least scratch yourself instead of having to feed the Nano.
The SS 5 inch is just so heavy, good for canoe, kayak, beach fishing, but gee, it's about the weight of 3 beers, 1 liter of water?
For hiking, hammock camping, a backup stove, the Nano seem like a good choice.
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In case you didn't see my last comment, the offer still stands if you want to sell your stainless Gen 2 Firebox. Reach out if you're interested in selling it.
I should of gave a thumbs down for the decafe. 😂
ultimate
[ˈəltəmət]
ADJECTIVE
being or happening at the end of a process; final.
"their ultimate aim was to force his resignation"
synonyms:
eventual · last · final · concluding · [more]
NOUN
(the ultimate)
the best achievable or imaginable of its kind.
"the ultimate in decorative luxury"
synonyms:
utmost · optimum · last word · [more]
a final or fundamental fact or principle.
What about your gear is ultimate?
Why use a kettle instead of a pot with a lid? A kettle just seems like a single use/purpose item.
"It's three o'clock in the afternoon, decaff"
What? Is that late? Early? Why decaff? Welcome to Sweden, we drink it black any time, day and night. And absolutly not decaff.
I see that the Firebox is a well made, and fairly well designed (gaggle of a LOT of) pieces of equipment. But let’s face it. It’s about as necessary as a handkerchief. It, and all other gimmicky little stoves can easily be replaced with (1) a tin can, (2) a few rocks set side by side, (3) a hole in the ground, (4) a couple of arm-thick green branches. The glut of metal stoves are becoming just toys. I have four of them, so I can’t condemn anyone. And, like Ernie, I too enjoy looking into a fire. I - along with other humans for the past million or so years - can sit and gaze at campfires, clouds, and waves. Mesmerizing!
But, all of these imaginative twig stoves are stretching a point too its limit. None of them are necessary. Just as the wood is readily available, so are the makings of a fireplace. None of it has to be hauled along - or even purchased for that matter. Will I succumb to buying yet another toy stove? I might, and I might not.
I do thank you, Ernie, for your top tier evaluations of gear. Very, very good. A very few others are as good, but none better than you, Ernie. Thank you, sincerely. Now go play with your toys. (Just like I do). “The only difference between men and boys, is the size of the girls, and the price of their toys.”
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It's great that you found a rock as a base, but why wouldn't you clear all the dead leaves from around it; seems like a real fire hazard to me?
Do you eat meal's?
Not the one's in bags ready made.
All your script's must say boil water.
Ultimate boil water
Open fire in dry leaves? You obviously don't live in the west.
That intro is pretty corny. I do like your channel but...
I'm not quite sure what your criteria is for 'ultimate'. Obviously it's not weight, as this kit must be measured in pounds rather than ounces!
It's obviously not cost, as its measured in hundreds.
I would definitely not recommend this collection of items for a beginner, which is kind of what I thought you were aiming for.
If a person is too lazy to scrounge for fire wood they shouldn't be camping 🏕