New Stainless Steel SilverFire Tent Dragon Stove
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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This stove was a disruptive technology in the tent stove sector. The discontinued Multi-Function Tent Dragon tent stove shown in this video above was first produced in mild steel painted black. We introduced the World's first multi-function recreational tent stove with efficient re-burning of the wood gases (clean, secondary gasification in addition to primary gasification) to ensure a clean burn and low fuel use by introducing oxygen and air into the firebox a second time via preheated hot flue gas channels through the firebox double walls to mix with the primary combustion burn. This natural draft stove offered secondary combustion for a cleaner burn and provided high, medium, and low firepower cooking. You also have the capacity to simmer, baking, or grill. We provided a water tank, and heating in this single unit too. Now it is available in heavy-duty stainless steel construction!
This translates to the first clean-burning portable tent stove that was not only designed for low emissions and low fuel use, but for multiple cooking functions.
This portable unit now has fore & aft folding legs, that retract and fold under the stove for a compact footprint and easy transportation. The stove has an adjustable primary ventilation dampener on the firebox door and 2 rows of continuous steady-state secondary ventilation slots positioned on the sides and underneath the firebox. This allows preheated oxygen and air to be reintroduced into the primary fire to achieve a clean burn. A small stainless steel ash pan is easily accessible slides below the firebox grate for easy ash disposal. The adjustable primary damper is located in the door. There is no need to adjust the steady-state secondary burn, clean combustion is already optimized.
The heavy gauge stainless steel (1/8" thick) cooktop has a traditional 5 & 7/8" round cooktop cut out for high firepower frying, boiling, and woking for use inside or outside. The larger rectangle cut out in the cooktop allows the 7 & 3/4" x 10 & 1/2" grill insert (included) to be rotated for medium firepower indirect over the baffle, or to be used when a bed of embers is established to grill outside the tent (using included oven bake rack outdoors. The oven rack also serves as the grill rack and stores inside the oven when transporting along with the oven baking pan.
The right rear of the stove has a 10 & 1/2" wide x 9 & 1/4" x 7" tall bake oven. A removable 2 quart / 2 Liter capacity stainless steel hot water tank with brass spigot mounts to the left rear of the stove. The 12 & 1/2" long x 6" deep food or bun support rack rests above the hot water tank mounted on the left side of the stove.
6 sections of chimney come with the stove with the distal section capped and the emissions travel this section's side holes. Due to the long-circulating hot flue gas route, the last chimney section is significantly cooler than a primary combustion firebox stove, increasing safety from sparks or fabric damage. The chimney extends 89 & 5/8" above the stove's cooktop surface. The 4 long chimney sections are 19 & 3/4" long and the shorter cooktop base pieces are 9 & 7/8" long (total length: 89 & 5/8" above cooktop surface).
The final chimney section with spark arrestor cap. Due to hot flue gas and emission path circulating the entire oven before exiting the chimney on the cooktop, our distal chimney temperature is significantly lower than a chimney located directly above firebox. This means the final chimney section is cooler than other stove designs and less likely to damage tent fabric or the stove jack.
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I was so impressed with the demonstration that you demonstrated and the look of the stove and its features. That I purchased the stainless steel stove I'm going to use it on my off-grid property. And I like the wooden case it comes in it can be used do hold and carry the stove. Thanks for the review
Hi - I am from Austria and I have already the Coocktop Dragon (the smaller one) at home - it will be for my sailing boat - did not test it yet - brand new
that littler one to the side looks great too
Better the grease on the stove than in your arteries Scott. I like the stove .
Can't wait to see a video of that cooktop!
thank for this good video.
i wish video's creator have a spirit for making new video and for viewer that read this comment
i hope all of you have a good day.
Beautiful! Todd makes such nice stuff!
Needs to have a bigger water tank. Full length of the stove option.
Was looking for a stove like that the other day. Thanks for sharing
Great stove and idea. The one I would pay top dollar for is a construction that fits 16-inch firewood.
Brother that's amazing. I would like to have that in my basement in case of a power outage. I'm definitely interested.
Good point I never thought of putting this in a basement
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@Timothy Mckee - when we lived in the NorthEast and used woodstoves all winter long, we kept a pot of water simmering to add the moisture back into the air.
That is amazing! WOW! Excellent Job......
Haven't one 20 below winter tenting video yet with this stove and actual figures on how much wood it uses to do it.
Great for a cabin or workshop thank you for the video. :)
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Would you kindly reply to me I just bought the stainless steel model and I'm wondering is there a double-walled chimney pipe that's for sale that would fit the pipe thank you
An addition should be welded on screw caps on the bottom to screw on longer legs to be purchased at an additional price. I myself have a bad back and unfortunately do not have welding tools to do the job myself if i had one of these. But for the price the extended legs should come with it.
How much does the stainless steel version weigh??
Really like the planning/layout of this stove and such a compact efficient package. Stainless steel version looks perfect! Not an "airtight" stove, but that's not the way it was designed to work. I especially like the side and back secondary air heating chambers/ports to make it a very efficient smokeless unit. A couple of things I haven't seen in the videos is if there is a way to clean ash out of the area directly under the oven? I wouldn't expect to find too much there anyway, just over time it would need to be looked at atleast. I noticed the stainless steel version has a screwed down top, so it could be cleaned that way I think. Also, is the oven fully isolated from the exhaust? (It looked like there were internal vents inside the oven.)
The ash is pretty easy to get out of the firebox. There just isn't much of it with one or two burns. If you have ever tasted woodstove cooking, there is always a very faint odor/taste of wood in the baking. Most folks find it very pleasant.
AWESOME!
Thanks for posting this video, I just bought the same stove and tested it outdoors and it didn't disappoint, was wondering how high I could go with the pipe through a 6x6 tera coat chimney, I was hoping to go 23 feet, this might keep me from removing the existing damper.
Only if it comes with the sausages
That looks exactly like the 1 Tigris
Do you know if the smaller Cooktop version is still going to be produced? A month or so back, there was a page for it up on the Silverfire site, but then it was taken down. I prefer that smaller cooktop version because it is smaller and lighter, and there are more windows. The stove in the bigger one is a nice option, but I don't think it would get much use for my purposes, and I'd rather just have a packable Coleman type portable oven I could place on top of the Cooktop version when the need arises. I hope Todd is still planning to produce these.
how did the cooktop tent dragon work for you? they have that one in stock but not the one in this review
I bought this because of the secondary combustion, and am not really impressed for the cost. I used seasoned, dry hardwood as required.
The firebox is sooo small, and has to constantly be fed.
I did the first burn as they said and it smoked like a sailor. I messed around with the air intake trying to get the the smoke to stop and it did for about 30 seconds then it was back again. Spot build up in the chimney. I may be doing something wrong, but definitely not worth the $ at this point. Could’ve gotten a huge camp stove that would heat the garage that puts out smoke for $200 instead of wasting $700+
Hey these look neat
will these ever come back on the market 7-3-23?
Does the section of the stove near the chimney get hot as well? Can you put two pots on this stove?
CAN’T BUY ONE ANYWHERE!!!! I’m willing to get price gouged lol, I just need to find one for sale to my location (there’s a Nomad Oven Pro that looks identical, but it won’t let me checkout because they only deliver inside the UK ugh).
Please ask silverfire if a extra window can be mounted on multifunction stove like on the cooktop one. It looks like that panel can be removed and perhaps a window can go there. Thanks.
There is a double burner Dragon for the same price. If you are interested, email us at info@practicalpreppers.com and I will get you those images and shipping and such.
I can see the potential for a global sausage distribution network ! We will have to do deals with local butchers & Engineer 775 will throw in sausage vauchers with each stove sold 😁
Bogdan! These came from Rubino's in Rochester NY. They make unbelieveable sausage.
Nice!
Can you change the big stove with glass left and right so we can see please
Where can I get one please
What is your web site and can you tell me the cost as I am in Australia and love the design and function as i need a stove to heat may new small office during the winter and then I can also use it during the summer months when we go camping. Thanks Alan
Watching this stove on RUclips I'm interested in purchasing one can you tell me what the stainless steel One cost and can you tell me about the water Reserve because it's on the side of the stove does the water get hot enough to make coffee and key Federer
It's needs a window on same side as stove so I can watch the fire
That is a nice built stove. I would like to make my own stove just as a fun thing to try. What kind of glass do you use? Can I buy some pieces?
I'm planning on building my own as well and thought about buying a cheap busted microwave that may have suitable high temp glass.
Do you still sale this stove?
Very cool, or should I say Hot?
Do you manufacturer this? I'm not handy so I can only rely on great engineer like yourself. I hope it is for sale.
What size shop do you have?
I have a 12x16 barn / workshop. Hmm, dragon probably way to hot.
How much?
Nice products but Todd would not ship to Canada.
Really? He shipped mine to Europe ....
We ship to Canada, however, International shipping is required.
@@SilverFireStoves hello! Do you ship to US? Your link is inop, ugh are you out of business? This wood stove is incredible!!
Love your videos usually but man, a lot of repetition of content in this one.
Too heavy to lug around for camping but great for a small camp
Too heavy
Adequate thermal mass equates to greater radiant heat.
Anything heavier than 2.5 pounds is too heavy
2.5 lbs is inadequate for baking, heating, or cooking, unless you are talking trekking stoves designed only to heat a little water. This is a real stove for multiple functions!