Fire Maple Maverick Wood Stove
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- FIRE MAPLE Maverick Wood Stove
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Triangle Version
MATERIAL: Stainless Steel
WEIGHT: 1.36 lbs / 617 Grams
DIMENSIONS: 9.21 x 11.1 x 5.51 inches（LxWxH）
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As always, a great review video. I appreciate the fact that along with the positive aspects or pros of the items you are reviewing, you often also mention the aspects of a product that may be a design weak spot or negative.
Thanks Lonnie. I feel I owe it to everyone who watches my videos as well as to the company to consider changing the design. Looking forward to your next video
I have found that if you turn it upside down on top of a large vegetable steamer tray. It gets enough air flow that it doesn't smother it and you can use a number of different fuel sources. As well as it's great for an alcohol burner that way.
Great suggestion. I will give it a try. Thanks for commenting
Sounds like a pretty bang on review. I was thinking it’s not the best stove, because it’s too wide, but as you said, it’s a little like a fire pit too.
I really don’t like feed ports so big that there isn’t even a lip at the bottom. They should be smaller, or bigger, but with something to at least stop some of the coals rolling out.
I am finding it is easier to just feed it from the top at each corner, as long as the pot/pan is not too big. I could give up the feed port altogether. I will try this by placing a metal plate across it. Thanks for commenting Jim
Very informative. Good information. I am looking to purchase my first wood stove and I really like the design features of this stove.
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Good Honest Review & Thoughts On The Maverick, Thanks Mark ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks for commenting Terry
Excellent demonstration of the stove. Thanks for sharing 😊
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Mark, I found that the relatively small base grate would choke off air as coals built up during an extended burn. I ended up drilling some additional holes in the side plates towards the bottom to keep the air flowing, even with the large feed port. I also found that while pushing splits or thumb-sized twigs through the feed port during an extended burn it would concentrate the flame in the opposite corner of the triangle , which added some challenges to even cooking. I think you are correct that this ends up functioning as a mini open fire pit. I, for one, I am happy with it. Unmodified, it is best for use in putting on a hasty boil with whatever twigs are handy without the hassle of doing a bunch of wood processing as you might for a small gasifier or a firebox. It’s worth the modest money and plenty fun to play with in the woods. Also, much lighter than a firebox and far cheaper. A final thought regards a sprit burner. The wide feed port allows one to use the simmer ring (important when steaming rice). Very few of these wood burner stoves allow for the alcohol burner simmer ring without a lot of fiddling. This one does. It’s a plus when you aim to extend the alcohol burn at a lower intensity, which I often do.
I agree with you experience. I have found if I feed my sticks in from the top, doing so from the three corners I am better able to center the flame. Thanks for commenting
As I was watching your video I was thinking why not try it upside down to concentrate the heat on a smaller pot? Well, you answered that! 😀 Great video as usual, thank you!
Most welcome. Thanks for commenting
🙏. Thanks for giving so valuable and detail informations on stoves and bush craft related items. 👍
Glad you find my videos helpful. Thanks for commenting
I really like this and it’s very affordable. These stoves are a black hole. I have about 5 or 6 different kinds. I most say I’ve been pretty lucky all mine are ok. My favorite is my small titanium one but I only use it for coffee and water. But they all have their quarks.
That's the thing. Stoves like this can be addictive. Thanks for commenting
Nice design. If I had a laser cutter, the designs I would make! Thanks for sharing.
You need to make friends with someone in a machine shop. Thanks for commenting
another nice video thanks
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Thank you for this Video
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Thanks Mark; looks to be an interesting and portable firepit that would make for a nicely contained campfire. I'm not sure I would choose it over my Picco Grill though. All and all a very thorough review.
Definitely different that the Pico Grills. Thanks for commenting
Great review Mark
I agree that the fuel source has to match the conditions 😊
Absolutely. Thanks for commenting
Looks great. I also like the wooden bead and cord idea.
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Looks like a decent cook stove because it's not as full out hot as the gassifier or firebox type stove. This looks a bit lower heat and more forgiving for cooking.
Yes, bit more of firepit. Thanks for commenting
So I gather that the supplied grate is not so great...😊
Another personal fire pit for your collection. 😁
Thanks for the demonstration. Of course, it gave me another idea for a prototype wood burner using titanium stovepipe...🙄
Whatever you are drinking your coffee from appears to be titanium and must be double-walled, (or you have leather fingers!).😁
So, The triangle grate is better than I likely gave the impression of. I am using it more. It took a bit more changing the way I start and feed the fire. Yes, the mug is from my Keith titanium pour-over coffee set. Soon to be reviewed. Thanks for commenting
Have you tried the Arinn fire bowl from Cimbrer Bushcraft?
I am hoping to get one to try. Thanks for commenting
Good video Mark , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting
Nice Stove
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Never have seen that cup before that I can recall.
Check out my Keith titanium gear pre-view video. It is from the pour-over set. Thanks for commenting
Thanks for the review Mark.
How thick is the plat? I mean the thickness of plat?
If you mean the plate steel of the stove then unfortunately, I have no way of measuring this
@@MarkYoungBushcraft okay, thanks
Hey Mark,,,
Looks like your Snowpeak cup,,,??
Didn’t see the young lady’s fire starter link,,,, Have you ever had/ seen a Grill / bonfire from Tokyo Camp,,, This item is all the rage in Japan 🇯🇵.,,,????
Great Video
The mug is from the Keith titanium pour-over set. I will check the Tokyo Camp kit. Thanks for commenting
Neat stove !
I am enjoying using it. Thanks for commenting
I would like to know which one is YOUR personal twig stove that you always carry?
The issue for me is I usually have new stoves to test so I don't always carry just one stove. However, if you are asking what stove I would carry most often, it would be either the Firebox or Bushbox in titanium. Best balance between versatility and weight. Thanks for commenting
@@MarkYoungBushcraft thank you for the answer
I'd be intrigued to see how well the stove operates while flipped upside down... Would it concentrate the flame to a single point and would that give you a useable pot stand... Also I imagine it would be a heck of a portable fire pit if you had a 2nd one and put it together in a hexagon or pentagon formation.
The company says it could be added to a second stove but would have no fire grate. I may demonstrate it upside down at some point. Thanks for commenting
Hi just wondering if the fire maple 1lt kettle will fit on this stove?
Yes it does. I have a separate review won the kettle using this stove. Do need to use the triangular pot stand though. Thanks for commenting
Mark. What was the link to that lady's fire-starter product? I must have missed it?
Just put in a pinned comment. Thanks for commenting
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Link to the stove? In the video description. Thanks for commenting
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I would not use that. Embers can fall out and cause a fire. It just doesn't look safe at all.
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I see some city sliker setting the woods on fire, looks like a poor design, imho. Don't care for the sloped sides and large opening for coals to fall out.
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Bonus point: You’re using your hand to drink the coffee…………😬 I wonder if you can use one of your cross stands from another wood stove you have instead of the grill.
The triangular nature makes it a bit hard but I have gone back to using the one that came with it. Just needed a bit of figuring out how best to fuel it up. Thanks for commenting