Help. who makes the tiny tent wood stove? Titanium I believe

[go4thegusto]

A while back I found a site that had a very small ti wood stove. Was coffee can sized but cone or kiln shaped with a small maybe 2 inch pipe. Not Ti Goat, Seek Outside, Kifaru or the majors. It was a niche maker of a unique product. Am I ringing any bells?

I want a small devive to take the chill off with minimal weight in a Granite Mountain or other small floorless shelter.

Thanks

 

[Floorguy]

Ed T? http://www.edtsbackcountry.com/

 

[go4thegusto]

Thanks but still not it. The one I saw was very small cone shaped small space stove.....anyone?

 

[flyinsquirel]

Seek Outside Sibling stove? I think they made 2 sizes at one time, but they don't make them any more

Shown here
http://backpackinglight.com/forums/topic/84099/

 

[go4thegusto]

That is it! Now I have to find one. Anyone have one? Thanks

 

[larryschwartz]

If you can't find one you might want to think about a DIY stove like this one that Blazer0290 made from a small Heinekin keg. You will have to empty the key yourself first though.

http://www.rokslide.com/forums/showthread.php?39074-Built-my-new-Heiniken-wood-stove

Larry

 

[go4thegusto]

Looking for the smallest collapsible possible for rare late season jaunts where I want to just take the chill off under a small shelter like a jimmy Tarp with vestibule. Suggestions if I can't find one of these? Thanks

 

[couesbitten]

Here's a link to a video of someone assembling their sibling stove. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KnUJ966Jgo I think you could easily design a pattern using posterboard and then when you have a working model, use it to trace the design onto titanium foil purchased from Titanium Goat, cut it out, and you'd have your stove.

 

[colonel00]

Kevin from Seek Outside is somewhat active on the forums here. I believe his handle is kevint. You might see if you can get in touch with him. Perhaps they can make one or help you along the DIY route.

 

[flyinsquirel]

If you go the DIY route the pattern you'll need is called a 'frustum cone'.

 

[larryschwartz]

Taking a slightly different approach, you would be amazed at how much heat you can get from a candle lantern, a can of sterno, or an esbit stove under a tarp. You may not need a stove to accomplish your goal.

 

[Flyrod]

Apparently these little lanterns will throw off enough heat to take the edge off too….
Learned about it from a podcast I was watching.

http://primuscamping.com/collections/trekking/products/micron-lantern-with-piezo-ignition

 

[go4thegusto]

Taking a slightly different approach, you would be amazed at how much heat you can get from a candle lantern, a can of sterno, or an esbit stove under a tarp. You may not need a stove to accomplish your goal.

Interesting....how is the smell and moisture. I have just fired up my whisperlite but don't like the moisture factor. Chimney options are drying.

 

[WRM]

Anyone tried the Kovea heaters that run on iso?

 

[Richard295]

Kovea Fireball works great in single wall tent with a roof vent (SL5 or similar). I posted a detailed review on Amazon.

 

[Fisher624]

I can't speak to sterno or esbit, although I think the smell would be pretty bad. But a candle lantern can definitely take the chill out of a tent. I do it backpacking every winter.
As to moisture, if it's cold enough, you'll wake up to ice crystals for sure. But that'll happen just from exhaling all night.
Increasing ventilation can help, but it let's in the cold too. Catch 22.