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You gave it a fair review. Unlike OutDoorGearReview. He really didn't like it. I think the point he completely missed is that it is intended for use in conjunction with a mess tin to warm up a standard British Army issue boil in the bag ration. Hence the large tabs and flame. Nice and simple. Even a Para can't cock that one up. Your quite right about the fuel blocks being expensive, but that's B.C.B. for you. They've always been overpriced.

Brilliant cooking mate 👌I'm particularly intrigued at the bun you made 🤔

Another great video and a burger I'll love to try to make me one thank for sharing

Wow, I want to make my own bun, amazing. The stick did look like a monster.

Looks a jolly decent burger.

Always fun seeing you do your thing. I also question my sanity when I'm doing these type of things or just watching my stove collection :) It's all good though!

Awesome 👌👍thanks for the video

Monster! 👍🏼

I spotted a Wimpey in Upminster a few months ago

Nejhloupější vařič jaký jsem kdy viděl. Ani vodu to neuvaří. Proč jsi vůbec tohle video dělal? 👎👎👎

Hey, I think you lost one channel of your audio?

Hi thanks for the video . Is this really needed when you own a ultim comfort mattress ? I mean , that mattress is very comfortable, does the height makes a huge difference? Thanks again

Why not grind 3 more slits at optimal height or even drill holes for steel pegs? Although I'm sure you could find something to raise the burner to the optimal level? Seems like a good deal to me and surely it's not that difficult to grind a mm or so off the hole to easily fit the Trangia? EDIT: my bad, I commented halfway through 🙂

I had the same experience. Those sort of stove are useless at burning wood, couldn't get enough heat to boil a cup of water. Gave up with a Trangia as I couldn't put the thing out with the snuffing cap. Couldn't get it to work with my homemade alcohol burners. I no longer have the tools i made to cut slots in sheet metal. I made a two pronged centre punch that could make a chain of holes accurately spaced apart, when drilled left a millimetre or so between them. That was removed using a punch made from a bit of broken power hacksaw blade. Worked surprisingly well.

A safe way to check for gas or air leaks is to get a jug or large bowl half fill it with warm water chuck in a load of washing up liquid and frantically whisk until you have a large head of bubbles like the head of a pint of beer ! Then you scoop up a handful of bubbles place it where you suspect a leak may be and if there is a leek it will be visually evident !

Thank you, greetings from Estonia!

Osprey are renowned for squeaking. I've sent two back and am now back with Decathlon and *in my opinion; their fantastic new Forclaz MT900 Ultralight backpack.

4:45 this is not the way we handle this mess kit. You can hold all 3 pieces in ONE hand. The first 2 pieces you did right, now you have to swap the handle of the main cook pot to the other side. It will lock into a 90° angle. Then, you put the "bridge" of pan and cup across your palm, then put the handle of the main pot (that is locked into a 90° angle) over the "bridge" and close your palm. Now you can receive and handle main meal, sides and a drink with one hand. That's the clue to other once.

I believe the lids are Trangia mini Tundra LID for the 27 series set and Trangia Tundra LID for the 25 set. Not pretty but servicable is a Toaks 140mm lid, pinch together the under side bulge, a lot of adjusting needed as it curlles a lot. Only, eventually fits the 27 Outer Pot. Thanks for sharing

How do I like my Black Pudding.... in the live pig. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful mate i was thinking about it 😂😂😂

I Don't think you sprayed enough oil on

Thank you for the great and honest review 👍

Well, I recently bought a new Thermarest X-Lite NXT. Amazon had the best price, near half what some hiking shops charge. Given all the excess layers you have there, it's probably cost you more that I paid, weighs 5 times more & takes up 10 times more pack space as well. I'm keto - no excess body fat at all, so the standard sized X-Lite is enough for my comfort. There are similar tech, though thicker cheaper, wider & only slightly heavier mats, Sea to Summit for example is generally regarded at the most comfortable. As far as protection from the ground, most hikers use a tent floor footprint such as Tyvek. Personally, I just use one of those extra thick & robust domestic space blanket/tarps as a footprint + thermal reflector under the tent floor & sleeping mat. I'm probably not going to camp out below -5C or so, so I don't need the X-Therm.

That looks like a nice little woodland walk. Whereabouts is it ?

I've found a way of cooking rice that suits me. Bring twice as much water by volume as rice to a boil. Add rice and simmer for fifteen minutes with the lid on so as not to lose any water as steam. Take off the heat and let stand for five minutes or untill all the water has been absorbed. It will still be oiping hot. Add whatever seasoning, veg and meat at the beging. Way better than any dehydrated meal.

Nice video my man ramblin and all ❤

Excellent. Thank you!

It does not look cheaper than bottlepill

nice story, nice music, nice video. Bravo! 😀✌

Thanks for sharing. I don't want to pay that kind of money for something I have made for free and works great, small and did I say free. I use a large bottle cap I fill with insulation I pinched from my attic and a small piece of window screen taken from a discarded screen. Bob's your uncle, free puck stove. 😁👍

A ground off the tab on the sisters ring/ flame extinguisher to make a slightly larger opening. Then I straightened a kilt pin, folded it in half and squashed and bent just one end to make a hook to rotate the cover. I can open it up again to use the pin to clean blocked trangia jets.

Thanks! Exactly what what i needed! :)

That looks like a lot of fun.

Thanks for sharing again.

I bought the 400ml version of that bottle. It holds my milk for coffee and cacao when I go on bike rides or bushcraft outings. The neoprene smelled rather bad at first, but an overnight soak in warm water and thorough drying got rid of that.

Brilliant!

I recently moved into my final home to retire. I had meant boxes which hasn't been opened in 3 decades. In one i found my Opinel #9 which i bought when i was 10. Wow. Memories. I took it everywhere when i was a kid. I cleaned and cooked fish with it. Today it just opens letters.

I've recently purchased the edition 130, the floorless tent. Does anyone know if there is an inner I can get for this. thanks.

Struggling to connect portable stove to campinggaz C 206, need advice guys

I've been to Weston loads and didn't know anything about this. Just looking at your channel because I got a bcb stove. Deserve more views.

You can't see too much can go wrong? Well mine slowly deflates and I cannot see ANYWHERE how it might be repaired.

Don't forget the stone can absorb water so that can reduce the effective fuel capacity. Try baking it to remove any water content first, then soak it in fuel.

i bought a smaller bag that can be used as a buttpack but it uses weird clips and i cannot unclip them however i try,any idea how i can do it?

Thanks for the video. I have been checking this pack out for a bit. I am glad I read the comments and will pass. I don't want to deal with the squeaking.

A good comparison mate 👍

Well done, now stop playing with it 😂😂

mine came with a broken valve and a gasket in poor shape

I occasionally burn lump charcoal in my Nano. I'm not sure of the temperature, but aluminum does melt way before stainless steel. So, a stainless steel washer glued in instead? Question: Will it fold with that. I have had some huge long hot fires in a Nano, I'm guessing the price you pay is for some good quality stainless. Never had a part warp. An off brand stove is a good idea, cheaper, frankly, some perform better than what is sold for it, to clip in. The stove at the bottom should lower the center of gravity, the lower the gas line coming out a good thing, too?