Get some of the screw pipe clamps. Like we use on radiator hoses. Then you can secure each joint of the chimney a bit more. If nothing more than peace of mind knowing it'll take a bit more than a stiff breeze to take apart.
That’s exactly what I went out and brought after this review video, makes a lot of difference. I also don’t put all the pipe extensions on and only use what I need for the tent.
@@jonnyhell5326 I’ve got a mini gas stove and a folding briefcase version. And honestly love them but I’ve had more accidents using them than I’ve ever had with a fire haha. I’m always hitting the pans off the gas stove or spilling something.
@@boganbushcraft hi mate...its not gas....its a woodburner from norway...a bit pricey but will last a lifetime...its even got a mini detachable wetback..
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Get some of the screw pipe clamps. Like we use on radiator hoses. Then you can secure each joint of the chimney a bit more. If nothing more than peace of mind knowing it'll take a bit more than a stiff breeze to take apart.
That’s exactly what I went out and brought after this review video, makes a lot of difference. I also don’t put all the pipe extensions on and only use what I need for the tent.
i got myself a gstove many years ago....bloody love it...highly recommend
@@jonnyhell5326 I’ve got a mini gas stove and a folding briefcase version. And honestly love them but I’ve had more accidents using them than I’ve ever had with a fire haha. I’m always hitting the pans off the gas stove or spilling something.
@@boganbushcraft hi mate...its not gas....its a woodburner from norway...a bit pricey but will last a lifetime...its even got a mini detachable wetback..
@@jonnyhell5326ohhh sorry mate, thought you meant gas. Having a wetback would be amazing. I’ll have to research that. Cheers for the suggestion