The beauty of a flame (campfire, stove, fireplace or candle light), I often say "Its 500,000 year old 'TV'... the programming hasen't changed and it's still worth watching"
When he cut the box open and pulled it out he smiled so big it reminded me of children on Christmas morning... Sir your smile and enthusiasm are VERY infectious lol😁
As a kid 55 years ago I had one of those stoves used for camping. We used kerosene in it. It worked good as a stove and a tent heater (small tent). For cooking we just used a aluminum mess kit pan.
Now that is indeed one awesome little stove there brother! Excellent review and demo 👍 Very cool that you got to enjoy a bit of lunch with your daughter as well 👍 Cheers my friend!
Aw, Sadie… Don’t hide your smile! It’s beautiful! When I was in second grade, an older girl than I had braces…I thought they were so awesome…truly. Just be confident you’re gorgeous and smile freely!
Not my price range, but the idea of a flame lamp with cooking ability is quite appealing. Sitting in the front of a bell tent around such a cooking lamp, talking and cooking dinner… But also at home, a session of an armchair roleplaying game (similar to better known tabletop roleplaying games, just with emphasis on telling a story, not on miniatures fighting on the table), combined with a slowcooker meal when the party gets hungry, or maybe just Raclette… Waiting for the not limited, cheaper standard edition, or maybe for a competitor. But no big deal if nothing in my price range ever shows up, it’s something I would like to have, but not really something I need.
Found one kit online for just under 400 USD with the griddle, bag and folding utensils did not hesitate and I not in the least disappointed what a great kit
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtistjust found the same deal and am ordering one as well, thanks to the great video close ups ! How do you shut them off without fowling the wick?
Those stoves have been used for more than a hundred years for heating Sad Irons for ironing clothes. They are commonly found in antique shops in the States and usually are less than $75. I have several including a double one.
I love this, I WANT ONE, take my money! Then I saw the price (CA$499.00), humm. Limited... hummmm... DAM! I showed the video to my wife and I thought she would love it and say get one but most of the things coming out of her mouth was "he's so cute" she laughed every time you giggled talking about it, she was like OMG he is like a kid with a new bike! She might still let me get one though ;)
Just showed this to my wife and she laughed! Lol! Haha I love the stove but do have a look at the Thous Winds one. It’s 200 cheaper and nearly the same.
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist Yep I saw that one while looking for this one and the design is similar, but the material is Stainless Steel and not Iron. The Iron will give off much more heat than the stainless steel version and that is part of the attraction. Also the ThousWinds version is a good two inches smaller in all dimensions and while they show a photo of a person cooking in a grill on top of the unit, they do not apparently sell the grill on their site and because of the size, I don't think I could use the Winnerwell Iron grill with it :( They have some other accessories on their site that look interesting and I may pick up one or two but as for the stove itself, The "winner" is Winnerwell :) No worries, she'll crack eventually! Thanks again , great video :) LOL I was on a roll, I just replied to like 10 people here asking different questions I had answers to. I am so psyched about this I could not stop myself!
@@alexpervanoglu7420 I wish people would stop saying the Thouswinds is the same... It is not even CLOSE to this, not in size, not in material, not even close bro.
Hello, Thank you for the great review. I was really hesitant about this item. I had seen a different review where there was a lot of smoke. But after seeing your excellent review, you covered all my questions, and now I really want one. Thanks again.
Too much smoke is generally user error. Proper wick trimming (a very shallow "V"), height adjustment, and high-grade (K1) kerosene will minimize, not eliminate, smoke and odors.
beautiful, its like a table top fireplace, what a huge flame! definitely great for vintage lovers like me, this goes back a long way, I think around the 1880s or so, it was used to heat old clothes irons, (old ones didnt use electricity, just a solid block of metal heated over a fire), or for boiling a small pot for tea, but its definitely strong enough to cook up some serious chow
This stove reminds me a bit of the paraffin heater we had in the kitchen, when I was a kid. Of course the paraffin heater was quite a bit bigger, and you couldn't see the flame. The smell of burning paraffin takes me back to those childhood days.
Had to pause this video to get information on the stove. This is so fun and nice to see your daughter being a good sport to try something out of the ordinary. Thank you for posting the video.
That wouldn't be a problem you'd have to leave any always a crack open up the window otherwise you would end up having too much carbon monoxide no matter what kind of heater you use unless of course you have Central heating in your house I am living in a place that trust me I freeze right now I'm freezing cold to the point that my feet are so cold they feel hot... And they're under a blank and it's not even for winter yet I like the idea of this thing I just not sure where I could safely place it that's the problem for me.
Not when you see the price. It's about the same as a cheap diesel generator, which can run an electric heater, your fridge and power your phones and wifi.
@@safiremorningstarcandle or lard home made / diy pots doesn't need a window open, can bring small area up 10 degrees. Hot water bottle helps the feet. Making your small space for sleeping/ sitting and heat it.
I just found a similar item on Temu called - Soomloom Portable Stainless Steel Outdoor Camping Stove. Likely not the same build quality and an obvious copy but at least it's available. Happy camping everyone !
Good video. Thouswinds has the same stove for considerably cheaper. Down side is that they dont offer the criddle. Several Chinese sites list them for under $100, if you trust ordering thru them.
@marcoshernandez1427 Well in fact it isa not the "same stove". The ThousWinds version is made from 304 Stainless Steel and while it is a good material, it is NOT cast Iron and will not generate the kind of heat you would get from the cast iron version. Also as in my previous post, it is about 2 inches smaller in all dimensions so you would not be able to use the Winnerall's cat iron grill with it. And yes, I also noticed that they have a phot of someone cooking on a grill on their site but do not sell the appropriate sized grill...
Great demonstration. Accessories are included with it at this time (2-9-24) and I additionally used a discount code from the RUclipsr I first saw this on.
Very cool piece of kit. Like you say there are more utilitarian options available. They won't make you smile as much when using them though. Thous Winds Firedance looks like a good budget alternative.
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist Theres a tarp I picked up recently that's probably your sort of thing. From Thornhill Ultraheavy (UK based). Waxed cotton with riveted leather tie out loops. Ticks all the nostalgic vintage boxes.
My Thous Winds version came in the mail today. Works great.good quality build. All the same fun and usefulness but will never be a collectable like the Winnerwell. Just couldn't find one so this will due for now. Cheers
My Thous Winds version came in the mail today. Works great.good quality build. All the same fun and usefulness but will never be a collectable like the Winnerwell. Just couldn't find one so this will due for now. Cheers
Just watched your video, Great! I do love these little burner, had an antique one “Beatrice Stove” awhile back, sold it but want to get another one. They are great to use on those cold winters nights
Sadie was hilarious!! She has the "teen girl embarrassed by father" look down to a T. Lolol. My daughter has it down too. Seriously though you made me get one. Have a good one. P/s Have Sadie in more vids
Mate, it's hard having a teen :-) She secretly loves being in the vids though. We're actually going away tomorrow on a 4x4 trip and she's very excited. I might let her drive a small section if it's safe! Thanks for watching!
@TheMidweekEscapeArtist I was asking a friend if he would review it love to see a side by side comparison!! I own a winnerwell wood stove and it's the best quality of my 3 other stoves
OMG!This is a Amazing little wonderful Oven ! Like a Victorian Camping Kamin With a Grill ! And what a wonderful Young Lady she shines more than the Fire in that oven ! Amazing good Video Sir greetings from Germany!
Just get mine today finally after 3 week of patience. My version is a lil bit updated compared to thoses i saw on youtube because they removed the 2 screws fixed on the tank its very well made. Cant wait to use it.
They're li.mited edition new but you can still find original ones. These were made all over the 1700s and 1800s meant as train station lanterns but hobos stole them and used them in hobo camps, they also work well for keeping warm to. The original ones also had the metal handle on them so you could carry them they didn't have the hinges on them.
I love the 'Tiny' feature of this unit! I also worry about actually using that top as a 'Stove'?! The base seems WAY too narrow (One/The long side). It wouldn't take much to see it topple. Aside from that? This looks damned nice!
Would be great for an evening out on the back porch. A few beverages with some small slices of meat and veggies. Good point about not using the Citronella oil too. That would be a surefire way to ruin a meal.
Did you know about the seebeck effect? You could place some platinum at the hottest part of the stove, and put a cooling fin on top... and run a copper wire in a circle from one end of the platinum, around the fin, and back to the other end. At the tip, you could place a wire, connected to the other fins in a circle, with the end of the circle being a + lead into a battery. Which I can also construct.
I've just ordered a similar one, labelled (and presumably made) by some other company. I think it looks really 😎 Even if you never used it, it'd make a beautiful display piece.
I wanted to buy one but was afraid of not finding a wick replacement..I bought some cheap Walmart oil lamps for camp..but the flames some how got into the oil chamber..not safe 😕.. just decoration now
Looks nice like a soapstone wood heater. I have had an old GI M50 single burner stove and the integrated 2 pan carrying system. This "Tanker Stove" is 70 years old. It will burn white gas, naphtha, mogas, diesel fuel, probably Ron Rico 151 (a waste of good drinking booze though). For car camping the weight wouldn't really matter but ounces equal pounds when you carry it. I think that I'll stick with my Coleman single burner. If it needs repair I can send it back to Coleman and for $50.00 it will come back running like you just bought it. Soup, eggs, bacon, fried spuds in a cast iron skillet. If I need light I'll use my candle lantern light
Provided you don't let it run out of fuel, the wick should last a long time. It's the fuel that burns, unless/until it runs out of fuel, at which point the wick starts to burn.
Great review! I got notified by Winnerwell about the development of this stove before it was produced and I was going to get in on the presale but the price at the time was a bit much for me. This video sold me on the idea that maybe I really do need one! So I just ordered one! Thanks!
I want one ! I did look them up those I have seen a quite expensive I was surprised by pricing. When I find one at a more reasonable price I will get one but not 300.00 US
is there some way to pack it into a stanley lunchbox or find one just a little bit smaller than that? I would love to use one of these as the stove in my travel tea set, that I keep in a stanley lunchbox, but i'm worried it's just a smidge too big
Could be a dumb question but is it meant to be leak proof or no? I don’t think it is just due to the build and physics of it. If not you’ll have to be careful when traveling and keep it upright.
In fact this is a very nice furnace with high BTU rating. If they made this out of aluminum or low plate steel it would be an alternative to a foldable woodstove. If it burns 6-12 hours on 1 liter it is the best option ever. You got a heater, cooker and light.
Nice stove, I wonder how it would work in windy conditions while camping. I would likely use Kerosene as I have other stoves and heaters that use Kerosene.
What do I do about a lost wick? The knob was turned the wrong direction, losing its grip on the wic. I don’t know how to retrieve it. Can anyone help me?
The beauty of a flame (campfire, stove, fireplace or candle light), I often say "Its 500,000 year old 'TV'... the programming hasen't changed and it's still worth watching"
Never been said better! Thanks for watching!!
My friends and I have been calling TVs "the big campfire" and phones "the little campfire" for years 😂
Caveman cable.
When he cut the box open and pulled it out he smiled so big it reminded me of children on Christmas morning... Sir your smile and enthusiasm are VERY infectious lol😁
Love this, have, ever since I first saw one 2 years ago! An ideal light, heat and cook source in one classy setup! Yes please and multiples for gifts!
As a kid 55 years ago I had one of those stoves used for camping. We used kerosene in it. It worked good as a stove and a tent heater (small tent). For cooking we just used a aluminum mess kit pan.
Now that is indeed one awesome little stove there brother! Excellent review and demo 👍
Very cool that you got to enjoy a bit of lunch with your daughter as well 👍
Cheers my friend!
Yeah it hard getting her in anything lol! Thanks for watching.
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist I hear you there man. I have a daughter myself, so I know the struggle, lol. You're more than welcome by the way brother.
Aw, Sadie…
Don’t hide your smile! It’s beautiful!
When I was in second grade, an older girl than I had braces…I thought they were so awesome…truly.
Just be confident you’re gorgeous and smile freely!
Interesting tid bit of history. These were really made to heat cast metal irons for clothing. Cheers
I was thinking about heating a small room with it.
I love that it looks like a minute fireplace burning & that you can cook on it, fabulous !
Not my price range, but the idea of a flame lamp with cooking ability is quite appealing. Sitting in the front of a bell tent around such a cooking lamp, talking and cooking dinner… But also at home, a session of an armchair roleplaying game (similar to better known tabletop roleplaying games, just with emphasis on telling a story, not on miniatures fighting on the table), combined with a slowcooker meal when the party gets hungry, or maybe just Raclette… Waiting for the not limited, cheaper standard edition, or maybe for a competitor. But no big deal if nothing in my price range ever shows up, it’s something I would like to have, but not really something I need.
you said it man! Have a look at the Thous Winds one, it's a bit cheaper but slightly smaller.
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Have had alot of these iron heaters throughout the years .great addition to your camping gear too. Awsome .
Right on
Found one kit online for just under 400 USD with the griddle, bag and folding utensils did not hesitate and I not in the least disappointed what a great kit
Well done!
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtistjust found the same deal and am ordering one as well, thanks to the great video close ups !
How do you shut them off without fowling the wick?
Those stoves have been used for more than a hundred years for heating Sad Irons for ironing clothes. They are commonly found in antique shops in the States and usually are less than $75. I have several including a double one.
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I love this, I WANT ONE, take my money! Then I saw the price (CA$499.00), humm. Limited... hummmm... DAM! I showed the video to my wife and I thought she would love it and say get one but most of the things coming out of her mouth was "he's so cute" she laughed every time you giggled talking about it, she was like OMG he is like a kid with a new bike! She might still let me get one though ;)
Just showed this to my wife and she laughed! Lol! Haha I love the stove but do have a look at the Thous Winds one. It’s 200 cheaper and nearly the same.
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist Yep I saw that one while looking for this one and the design is similar, but the material is Stainless Steel and not Iron. The Iron will give off much more heat than the stainless steel version and that is part of the attraction. Also the ThousWinds version is a good two inches smaller in all dimensions and while they show a photo of a person cooking in a grill on top of the unit, they do not apparently sell the grill on their site and because of the size, I don't think I could use the Winnerwell Iron grill with it :( They have some other accessories on their site that look interesting and I may pick up one or two but as for the stove itself, The "winner" is Winnerwell :) No worries, she'll crack eventually! Thanks again , great video :) LOL I was on a roll, I just replied to like 10 people here asking different questions I had answers to. I am so psyched about this I could not stop myself!
Thous Winds do one the same for cheaper.
@@alexpervanoglu7420 I wish people would stop saying the Thouswinds is the same... It is not even CLOSE to this, not in size, not in material, not even close bro.
It's way to expensive 😂
Your enthusiasm is infectious, I think I need one now hahaha
Hello, Thank you for the great review. I was really hesitant about this item. I had seen a different review where there was a lot of smoke. But after seeing your excellent review, you covered all my questions, and now I really want one. Thanks again.
The smoke is from having the wick out too far, easy to avoid ;-) thanks for watching!!
Too much smoke is generally user error.
Proper wick trimming (a very shallow "V"), height adjustment, and high-grade (K1) kerosene will minimize, not eliminate, smoke and odors.
beautiful, its like a table top fireplace, what a huge flame! definitely great for vintage lovers like me, this goes back a long way, I think around the 1880s or so, it was used to heat old clothes irons, (old ones didnt use electricity, just a solid block of metal heated over a fire), or for boiling a small pot for tea, but its definitely strong enough to cook up some serious chow
This stove reminds me a bit of the paraffin heater we had in the kitchen, when I was a kid.
Of course the paraffin heater was quite a bit bigger, and you couldn't see the flame.
The smell of burning paraffin takes me back to those childhood days.
Had to pause this video to get information on the stove. This is so fun and nice to see your daughter being a good sport to try something out of the ordinary. Thank you for posting the video.
This looks like a great little indoor heater in case the power goes out in the winter.
I was thinking the same
You would need to keep a window cracked.
That wouldn't be a problem you'd have to leave any always a crack open up the window otherwise you would end up having too much carbon monoxide no matter what kind of heater you use unless of course you have Central heating in your house I am living in a place that trust me I freeze right now I'm freezing cold to the point that my feet are so cold they feel hot... And they're under a blank and it's not even for winter yet I like the idea of this thing I just not sure where I could safely place it that's the problem for me.
Not when you see the price. It's about the same as a cheap diesel generator, which can run an electric heater, your fridge and power your phones and wifi.
@@safiremorningstarcandle or lard home made / diy pots doesn't need a window open, can bring small area up 10 degrees. Hot water bottle helps the feet. Making your small space for sleeping/ sitting and heat it.
Never mind the utility, what a gorgeous thing to look at! I'd happily sit that in my living room. Just beautiful.
Thanks for showing. I want one.
I just found a similar item on Temu called - Soomloom Portable Stainless Steel Outdoor Camping Stove. Likely not the same build quality and an obvious copy but at least it's available. Happy camping everyone !
@@lukebrisbane5380 I like the Soomloom stuff. Affordable and not bad for quality as long as you’re gentle with it.
I saved one for later on Amazon.
My camping days are over, but I've got a thing for off-grid heating ideas.
Good video. Thouswinds has the same stove for considerably cheaper. Down side is that they dont offer the criddle. Several Chinese sites list them for under $100, if you trust ordering thru them.
Hello, do you have any links to those sites? All I have found sell everything separately.
@marcoshernandez1427 Well in fact it isa not the "same stove". The ThousWinds version is made from 304 Stainless Steel and while it is a good material, it is NOT cast Iron and will not generate the kind of heat you would get from the cast iron version. Also as in my previous post, it is about 2 inches smaller in all dimensions so you would not be able to use the Winnerall's cat iron grill with it. And yes, I also noticed that they have a phot of someone cooking on a grill on their site but do not sell the appropriate sized grill...
The product this infomercial is pushing is complete garbage.
@@marcoshernandez1427 Ali Express sell the Thouswinds stove, albeit without the griddle.
@@andrewvautour1795 I suppose the upside to it being 304 Stainless, is that it will be quite a bit lighter, than the cast iron version.
They need to make more of these! All sold out.
I just looked online and there's plenty for sale
Thank you for sharing! I love this stove. I want one. Very rustic looking and seems to be a good emergency stove.😅 Awesomeness, great video,!
Great demonstration. Accessories are included with it at this time (2-9-24) and I additionally used a discount code from the RUclipsr I first saw this on.
Love how you love this awesome little BEAST !
I love seeing the joy on your face from this new cool tool❤️
I'd definitely recommend spending a few dollars on a Carbon Monoxide Alarm.
Always have one for sure.
Wow wie schön ist der Ofen. Ich glaube den will ich auch. Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪
It's definitely nicest camping kit I ever seen 😊
Very cool piece of kit. Like you say there are more utilitarian options available. They won't make you smile as much when using them though. Thous Winds Firedance looks like a good budget alternative.
I really like that one too!!! Thanks for watching!
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist Theres a tarp I picked up recently that's probably your sort of thing. From Thornhill Ultraheavy (UK based). Waxed cotton with riveted leather tie out loops. Ticks all the nostalgic vintage boxes.
@@mrdixon3765 I’ll absolutely check it out! Thanks!
My Thous Winds version came in the mail today. Works great.good quality build. All the same fun and usefulness but will never be a collectable like the Winnerwell. Just couldn't find one so this will due for now. Cheers
My Thous Winds version came in the mail today. Works great.good quality build. All the same fun and usefulness but will never be a collectable like the Winnerwell. Just couldn't find one so this will due for now. Cheers
Looks like a fun and totally enjoyable experience.
Coleman do a filter funnel which makes adding kerosene a lot easier. I use one for my Feuerhand storm lantern. I'd definitely recommend getting one.
Beautiful it's a mighty mini 🥳👍
I really dig this stove, great review, thanks for sharing, good day from New Jersey.
You’ll need to go to the TC or canvas section. It’s called the ROC Shield
James of Waypoint Survival showed/used an 1880s Florence brand of your stove.
I saw that. Super nice, I wish I could’ve found one of the older ones to restore.
Just watched your video, Great! I do love these little burner, had an antique one “Beatrice Stove” awhile back, sold it but want to get another one. They are great to use on those cold winters nights
Sadie was hilarious!! She has the "teen girl embarrassed by father" look down to a T. Lolol. My daughter has it down too. Seriously though you made me get one. Have a good one. P/s Have Sadie in more vids
Mate, it's hard having a teen :-) She secretly loves being in the vids though. We're actually going away tomorrow on a 4x4 trip and she's very excited. I might let her drive a small section if it's safe! Thanks for watching!
I've been very interested in these lately and you popped up in my recommendations 😂 I do find these very appealing but outrageously expensive!!✊️🔥✌️💚
I know right. Very pricey. Thous Winds do one a little cheaper if you wanted to have a look at that instead. Looks very similar.
@TheMidweekEscapeArtist I was asking a friend if he would review it love to see a side by side comparison!! I own a winnerwell wood stove and it's the best quality of my 3 other stoves
Du bezahlst den Namen noch mit. Da hat winner well das rad neu erfunden. 😂
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OMG!This is a Amazing little wonderful Oven ! Like a Victorian Camping Kamin With a Grill ! And what a wonderful Young Lady she shines more than the Fire in that oven ! Amazing good Video Sir greetings from Germany!
@@Wolfcavexxx777 Sadie blushed and almost started crying when I showed her your comment. Thanks for making a little girl’s day. And for watching!
@@TheMidweekEscapeArtist 😊👍😉
Enjoyed this video my friend. Pleasure to watch. Thanks
@@pathfinderfergusfilms6630 thanks man! I appreciate that
Awesome review. Would be pretty good to cook inside the tent.
Remember you can get tiny cast iron skillets in Christmas cookie gift sets or the lodge cast iron wildlife pans
Just get mine today finally after 3 week of patience. My version is a lil bit updated compared to thoses i saw on youtube because they removed the 2 screws fixed on the tank its very well made. Cant wait to use it.
Nice, let us know how it goes!
They're li.mited edition new but you can still find original ones.
These were made all over the 1700s and 1800s meant as train station lanterns but hobos stole them and used them in hobo camps, they also work well for keeping warm to.
The original ones also had the metal handle on them so you could carry them they didn't have the hinges on them.
Thous Winds do one that is cheaper and not limited edition
Subscribed!! Too much fun watching you have fun with the stove : ) Thanks for sharing. Now I want me some prawns.
Stunnig device. When it's burning, it looksvreally nice
Couldn't agree more!
I love the 'Tiny' feature of this unit!
I also worry about actually using that top as a 'Stove'?! The base seems WAY too narrow (One/The long side). It wouldn't take much to see it topple.
Aside from that? This looks damned nice!
Wonderful video and it convinced to buy two! One for me and one for a gift.
Would be great for an evening out on the back porch. A few beverages with some small slices of meat and veggies. Good point about not using the Citronella oil too. That would be a surefire way to ruin a meal.
Did you know about the seebeck effect? You could place some platinum at the hottest part of the stove, and put a cooling fin on top... and run a copper wire in a circle from one end of the platinum, around the fin, and back to the other end.
At the tip, you could place a wire, connected to the other fins in a circle, with the end of the circle being a + lead into a battery.
Which I can also construct.
I've just ordered a similar one, labelled (and presumably made) by some other company.
I think it looks really 😎
Even if you never used it, it'd make a beautiful display piece.
Yeah, for almost $400 I think I'll have my next camping trip catered
A twig camp stove is cheap, and cool, or is that hot ?
Oh yes, that's VERY nice, and waaay beyond my means.
I came here cause I read "Winterfell Iron Stove", but stayed for the content :)
Neat stove! Love it.
Great stove and great video.
I think your my brother. Iove your iron stove. Bless uou.
I wanted to buy one but was afraid of not finding a wick replacement..I bought some cheap Walmart oil lamps for camp..but the flames some how got into the oil chamber..not safe 😕.. just decoration now
Deitz makes great oil lamps. Have for decades. They’re not expensive either, and I’m sure they’re available everywhere. Very reliable design.
Could a small cast Orin skillet work on this ?
Can you do a test on heating a nice camp tent and temperature control?
You just made me wanna buy one!😊
Amazing grill marks.
I’ve just seen this stove for the first time thanks to you mate… I’ve now liked, subscribed and also ordered one with accessories! 🤣
Awesome! I hope you like it as much as I do! Welcome to the channel!
where did you buy one?
@@veganaoeltschwinnerwell’s Australian website.
Got it pretty quickly too.
@@NoName-ds5uq i didn t found it in sweden ;-)
How beautiful!
Looks nice like a soapstone wood heater. I have had an old GI M50 single burner stove and the integrated 2 pan carrying system. This "Tanker Stove" is 70 years old. It will burn white gas, naphtha, mogas, diesel fuel, probably Ron Rico 151 (a waste of good drinking booze though). For car camping the weight wouldn't really matter but ounces equal pounds when you carry it. I think that I'll stick with my Coleman single burner. If it needs repair I can send it back to Coleman and for $50.00 it will come back running like you just bought it. Soup, eggs, bacon, fried spuds in a cast iron skillet. If I need light I'll use my candle lantern light
Outstanding presentation, the way man is supposed to live. Peace to you
Imagine sitting in front of it in a power cut (I believe you guys call it a power outage 😊), with the flickering flame casting shadows on the walls. 😎
I wonder how often the wicks need replacing and also if it gives off much ambient heat to warm the inside of a (properly ventilated) tent for example?
Provided you don't let it run out of fuel, the wick should last a long time.
It's the fuel that burns, unless/until it runs out of fuel, at which point the wick starts to burn.
I have camper stove envy.
Love it !
It’s a cool stove, but I think I would rather have the nomad view medium for the same price
Cute...I would use this for RV. For heating small places.
Also, can you confirm what's the fuel / oil consumption?
Thx
How do I get one of them I love it I think it's great I lived on the streets for 7 years naw by❤❤ please let me know where to get one I love it
I also have the same Opinel.
A cool rainy night would be perfect with the little stove. I would probably leave it on, well after supper 🤗
Sounds great!
Hi. I’ve just purchased an original stove as in your video. Looks the same as yours but window only on one side.
Iron grill plate. Was it seasoned before use ? Great little unit. Inspired to make something similar
Great review! I got notified by Winnerwell about the development of this stove before it was produced and I was going to get in on the presale but the price at the time was a bit much for me. This video sold me on the idea that maybe I really do need one! So I just ordered one! Thanks!
PS. Where did you got those Tongs?
Thous Winds do one cheaper
How much soot do you think this will generate on canvas tent above? My white gas ( Kerosene ) stove would blacked the bottom of pots.
They should have put a cary handle on it so you could cary it around lit at night for a lamp.
Not sure if you commented on it - but how much heat does it throw off if on a cool fall/summer night?
Thanks Dude I learned something today
Glad to hear it
I want one ! I did look them up those I have seen a quite expensive I was surprised by pricing. When I find one at a more reasonable price I will get one but not 300.00 US
Can you buy or does it come with extra wicks
is there some way to pack it into a stanley lunchbox or find one just a little bit smaller than that? I would love to use one of these as the stove in my travel tea set, that I keep in a stanley lunchbox, but i'm worried it's just a smidge too big
Could be a dumb question but is it meant to be leak proof or no? I don’t think it is just due to the build and physics of it. If not you’ll have to be careful when traveling and keep it upright.
Very unlikely, the liquid reservoir is sealed but it will leak out the top if it tips over. Yeah transit will be the real test! Thanks for watching!
Love❤.how.much u loved it🎉🎉🎉🎉
Are the wicks easy to get hold of
In fact this is a very nice furnace with high BTU rating. If they made this out of aluminum or low plate steel it would be an alternative to a foldable woodstove. If it burns 6-12 hours on 1 liter it is the best option ever. You got a heater, cooker and light.
Bloody wonderful!
Unfortunately, I already have everything I need for power outages, car camping, canoe camping. 😭
@@ianbruce6515 You never have everything You "need"in the Outdoor Hobbys !!!😂😇😉😉😉
I really like it .
Nice stove, I wonder how it would work in windy conditions while camping. I would likely use Kerosene as I have other stoves and heaters that use Kerosene.
@@glengarritysr9997 it’s not great in the wind. I’d be sure to use a windscreen with this one.
It’s cool for sure
Just as a display piece, it'd be very 😎
Be quick about it, the cops are coming.🤣🤣🤣
Great job, that's a cool stove.
Like a little campfire.
Right on
What do I do about a lost wick? The knob was turned the wrong direction, losing its grip on the wic. I don’t know how to retrieve it. Can anyone help me?
Cool stove! $125 American on TEMU!!!
How much heat you think it gives off do you think it would keep a campervan warm during winter in UK
Ah, wonderful.
A nice yellow flame that's going to cover everything in the room with microscopic soot particles.