Four Dogs Titanium Wood Stove New Design Review!?
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nice!
The smoke comes out when you eeduce the air by closing the door and the air intake , that means there is no flame. To make the wood last longer through the night close as much as you can , I guess those corners that where not weld are intentional so you will have a small air coming to keep the fire on!🎉
I figured the gaps have got to be intentional
So happy for you 🥲 stay warm brother!
It is BEAUTIFUL! Thanks for posting! I'm happy for you!
My dream stove! Great vid!
@123homefree since there is hardly any smoke, you could tube the exhaust to give you more heat .. maybe build a chair that hooks up to the exhaust or a bed connection that heats the bed or seat or something
Looks like a sweet psychedelic stove. A colorful guy must have a colorful stove. Blessings to you Aaron
Cool stove thanks for sharing! I could totally see a smoker add on.
I am happy you will, hopefully, be much warmer this coming winter! Looking good so far!😁
Keep you warm in winter.
Iv been wanting and waiting for four dog to get back in production
My mind is blown -
I live in a tentipi Safeier 9
Never thought I'd see an "unboxing" on this channel. ;^) You usually get what you pay for. This looks like a pretty nice unit.
All stoves need to be burned in, to burn off the machining oils. And Aaron, you were staying way too close to those fumes bro!!! Best of luck ! Wishing you success!
that stove rocks big time! i always wanted a little stove like this.
In hot summer you can collect the sheep dung mix it with some broken straw & form them into large round flat patties or balls, dry them hard in the sun & use them as fuel in your stove.
You did a nice review my friend. :) Those are top notch quality stoves! I have both Don’s Titanium Ultralight I DX and the Titanium Ultralight II stoves. He has been doing this sine 1996.
From a safety perspective, you never want to completely rob a stove of ALL oxygen. You increase the likelihood of Carbon Monoxide building up inside the stove forcing its way out into your shelter. The chanes of a flair-up upon introducing fresh oxygen onto a smoldering fire is a safety concern as well.
The damper, being a single piece of Titanium, is to make it as low maintenance as possible It won’t end up breaking as easily either. All the other big stove manufacturers out there (i.e., like Kni-co. Gstove, Winnerwell, etc) that use the turnable damper eventually start to fail when the spring tensioner that holds it in place wears out. Soot and other buildup will accumulate (especially if you have it shut down a lot) in the damper itelf as well and it makes it more difficult to clean out the pipe afterwards. It’s just a more simple design overall from start to finish.
That is SO cool ! I knew it would burn all night. I couldnt tell if theres a grate in the bottom ash falls through. That much money it is made to last, smart buy ! I was worried it would melt your roof :) When I lived n the woods, we got pieces of Styrofoam & covered them w/ a flexible metal/tinfoil stuff, to protect the back wall & put it around where the pipe went out.
thank you for reviewing this ti stove! glad you were ble to upgrade and get an 8 hr burn!
Very nice! I too was wondering about a fire-rated glass panel(s), but I guess that would add quite a bit of weight. It is kinda nice to watch the campfire TV, so I s'pose a fella jus hafta open the dang door t' watch! Saw an Englishman put a 3 ft section of glass tube in his rocket stove, and that was a show! But they're designed specifically to burn the offgases in the lower chimney section.
I didn't notice if the maker Included anything for scooping out hot ashes. Was thinking if you needed to come up with something, that steel and brass are both softer than titanium, but aluminium would be even safer as far as keeping the stove unmarred.
Cool Stove! Thx for sharing.
awesome! My first question was weight. ✔️👍
I van leave a post but the video willl not play. It's buffering and I'll be waiting awhile from the looks of things. Its already been 8 or 9 minutes.
Thankyou for this product review! I have been thinking about getting a wood stove like this, but was very unconvinced of the quality & functionality of just about everything I saw on the market so far, plus some of them were super expensive for what they were. This one actually looks very effective and probably worth the investment in the long term.
Wondering. Could it be, because flame need oxygen to burn? Otherwise it goes out? Wow that fire is roaring strong!! Question. How big of an area , do you think that stove would effficiently heat ?
Closed off, I think easily 15x25,.Those things cook!
Don from Four Dog Stove rates his Titanium Ultralight I DX (10”x10”x18”) stove being capable of heating a 8’x10’ wall tent in -30F. His Titanium Ultralight II (11”x11”x22”) stove is capable of heating a 10’x12’ wall tent in -30F. These are general guidelines and depend on the type of wood you use too. Don came up with these estimates from years of use and input from customers that have used them, for months at a time, on long winter expeditions.
Air flows on ur door, u need that to burn efficient 👍💯🔥
Awesome! Thanks for the review
Don't feel bad about the cost, you deserve it. I think will eventually go to a bronze color, after the short life of the purple. I want a tig welder too! Look for a shop that tigs and get those corners closed up, but I suspect the burn will not be effected much by the corners as they are.
Great solution dudeman!
To get the most energy (heat) out of the fuel it all has to burn fully with a proper blue flame in a strong draft! First the lightest components of the wood evaporate out from it and burn with oxygen from the air, and the heat from that gasifies what was left (essentially charcoal) into CO (carbon monoxide), which also burns and all of that requires combustion air as long as there is any fuel inside the stove. This requires never closing it tight before the burn chamber is empty of fuel and only ash remains. If there's not enough air (too much damping) you gets visible smoke and soot as the heat from the initial burning gasifies the wood but there's not enough air to actually get any additional energy from all that fuel!
A sign of a good burn is nothing black or dark grey coming out of the chimney, just light grey mist when it's a cold day and the water vapour also produced by burning wood becomes a visible cloud as it cools down after exiting. The CO2 of a good burn is invisible to our eyes. I wouldn't worry about those unwelded seams. They are probably a manufacturing choice and inconsequential to operation - you always, always need airflow into an operating woodstove and the unwelded flanges are easier to make sit flat against the front wall (eliminates chance of welding warping the metal of the door).
Woah, cool stove man! I will have a small boiler on the railing of my sailboat with PEX pipe around the boat with 2 small radiators. The boiler will have a woodpellet burner that can be taken out to burn a foot long firewood if needed. I will have a 40 liter accumulator tank inside for hot water, it's going to be almost as cozy as your wagon! 🙂👍
Heck yeah Brother nice wood stove it didn't take long for you to have a crackling hot fire going in it alright Praise The LORD I am happy to see you have a good heat source like that thanks for the video GOD Bless You
Those gap is not enough that what make is so efficient , that a cool stove
I have lived with a few wood stoves, including this one in steel. The problem I have is most "gear" is made to be used 3 days a year for ten years, 30+/- days? A lot of time I get caught up with light weight and spend too much money! You will like this stove. Check out a stove pipe flue
The gaps will probably get alot tighter when the metal gets hot and expands, they are probably calculated gaps to let just enough air in to keep the coals burning thats just my guess .Can't beat woodstove heat in the winter though it's the best
Even a non consumer has to treat oneself sometimes.
Ive only ever used the term anticonsumer meaning against the perpetual consumer practice by buying the tools you need to learn to not need to buy anymore..then you’d be a nonconsumer at that point. Consumer - anticinsumer- non consumer
You should get an affiliate marketing link for this stove. If I buy a stove through your link you may be able to get a small kickback! Been thinking about buying a stove for winter camping for months now!
Lol goodluck buying one this company is still waaay too small for their demand they have a waiting list still i assume. Ive contacted a couple other brands to direct them into producing a similar non-folding airtight titanium portable woodstove so hopefully the market vacuum will come in to the public surthrival rescue..
I often wondered if you took a high heat propane/mapp gass torch to a Titanium stove can you achieve a "full stove patina"
Stove looks awesome. I've got a fast fold one and you're right they don't fully close down and two hours is about the average burn time I can get out of it. I still love it though. Nothing beats a wood heater when you're outdoors in winter.
Yeah, I was really impressed that his ran for 8 hours-not many wood stoves of any kind will do that.
I'd be scared to use that around all that hay, lol . One flying ember and poof 🧯🔥
Really happy to see you with a wood stove, no better source of heat to stay warm for winter.
So well over $1000 for most models..... Canadian).... But at least it's not offshore.....
@@kristenvincent3622steel caribou stoves weight 16lbs?
Really nice video review. If you wish to make this completely air tight you can purchase a self-adhesive fiberglass wood stove gasket rope and put it around the door inside. This will do the job you can get one on ebay it's about $10
ive been wanting one of these wood stoves. i thought i should only get one with a window so i can see the fire- or this one better?
Windows mean less efficient burn and less burn time
If the heat is real good coming out the top, could buy some pipes to run it through your wagon to get some heat, not sure how cold it is there in (oregon?) But i know a lot of the rest of the country is pretty damn cold, coming from a minnesotan
Holy cow what a coincidence , Was looking at this stove today after some research on forums and the price is high in CAD that being said it's more well built than the other titanium stoves like seek outside etc having that airtight build makes longer efficient burntimes. I was looking at buying some titanium sheets and manufacturing my own stove from titanium but without being welded it is near impossible to be as airtight as that stove . , I got a smaller titanium stove , leave it out in the sun for a bit it gets extremely hot it's a real interesting metal for sure
The breakdown stoves warp out of shape easy and because they are not one solid peice will create larger air gaps when they warp. Also some stoves titanium is so thin it'll warp easily.
Titanium stoves will last much longer lifespan , I haven't heard of one being burnt out yet . But sand on the bottom/and or ashes prolongs their life
I'm stuck with a heavy winner well nomad and a light but small Takedown titanium 3fulgear stove wish I could trade em both in for one of the 4dogs
The one thing I would change is to a stainless steel pipe w/ key style damper , when it's high winds here the smoke tends to get blown back down the chimney and come through any possible air gap in the stove ,
Also , something you should check out is fibreglass chimney wrap to protect your feet from touching the stove st night, it wraps directly around the pipe secured by pipe clamps and if your foot happened to touch it won't burn only warm I got one for my stove when I put it in
Maybe I should just save up and scratch the idea of building my own , this stove seems Worth it in many ways
Bro get a little portable TIG welder to make one and weld your aluminum wagon instead of riveting!
Did you ever consider a rocket stove?
a lil capitalism and you're 123Homefree!
At least he’s spending his money on something useful to his lifestyle. Not ostentatious at all!
Hey Aaron-That baffle is there to help the stove burn cleaner-the EPA regulates wood stove emissions now and a lot of legacy stoves aren’t legal anymore for sale. My Jotul 118 has a baffle like this, just a bit longer of a baffle. You are going to appreciate the baffle a lot if you ever use this stove for heat as it forces the stove to burn from front to back and it takes longer that way.
How is the solar panel working out? I lost mine in the fire, saw the two I ordered in my Amazon purchases and how you were making out with the one I sent?
What solar panel are you talking about you sent?!
Last year I sent you the 50 watt solar panel with the USB charging and 12 volts-you did a video on it, just wondering how it’s holding up and if it has been meeting your needs.
Last year I sent you the 50 watt solar panel with the USB charging and 12 volts-you did a video on it, just wondering how it’s holding up and if it has been meeting your needs.
Last year I sent you the 50 watt solar panel with the USB charging and 12 volts-you did a video on it, just wondering how it’s holding up and if it has been meeting your needs.
Last year I sent you the 50 watt solar panel with the USB charging and 12 volts-you did a video on it, just wondering how it’s holding up and if it has been meeting your needs.
hey mate love your videos theoretically if you were in a SHTF situation and were not constrained to footpath/road widths and local governments could you use a few sheep to tow a slightly larger wagon or do the sheep not like that
Wagons need to be small enough to pull by yourself to not only microadjust to where its exactly level but also to pull it yourself if animal gets hurt, shot etc
@@123Homefree great answer i just wonder if you had more room it could open up the potential for guerilla grazing chickens and having you own supply of eggs
Now you can keep your tootsies toasty! Will u still be able to run the stovepipe along the length of your roof for heat like you did with a previous option?
That longer chimney wasnt really necessary its easy enough to warm this little rig with a regular vertical chimney that doesnt need regular cleanings
Yess, been waiting for this~
If some bs titanium chimney exhaust burns ur hand, its not worth a thought or 650$. This temperature differential is what should keep u alive. The environment probably doesn't need this 'gift'.
Update?
Whats can i update you on this?
Hey Aaron! Love your vids! Big fan! Inspired by your skill set!
I just wanted to see how you’re using the stove. How it’s set up in the cart. What kind of burn times are you getting? I’d love to see a video of how you function in the heavy rain.
Im a big fan of the craft and the culture (bushcraft that is). Got some plans to get off grid, maybe acquire some land and wealth and try to take over the world! Give big corp some competition! Love the awareness you’re creating!
It needs air to burn it heat air flow.
if its actually titatium , titaium is very hard to work with to even cutt it
Wow 👍🏽🔥
So did you check out the windowless & solid non-fold down 2 tent stoves from Vevor? If you did why did you choose that one over theirs since theirs are less in cost. Was it because one you got was titanium?
Those thin steel sheet metal stoves are crap they warp immediately increasing the gaps in their design plus the thin low grade steel burns/rusts through in just a couple years