cheapest twig burning stove on amazon !! 

Another great clip Dan I'm 64 still camping still hiking and still cooking steaks under the stars what a life😂

I have had that stove for 3 years, they are brilliant and with proper care, should last many years.I clean mine with a scotch pad, it removes the slightly sharp edges and makes it nicer to assemble.Nice review mate.

Great wee stove, never go without it - I drilled holes on two opposite sides and use x2 tent pegs to hold my trangia burner.

These are one of the best bushcraft stoves out there. There is always something to burn. Gas stoves can break, valves get damaged, or a gas leak. I have cooked mince and dumplings in a cast iron pot in my back yard the first time I tried it. Another great video Dam. Have a fab week-end.

Ohhh Yesss I'll be giving it a Try, just me and my new puppy. I Need this Badly at least just for an afternoon. I have a severely mentally and physically disabled adult child, and not once in 20 years have I've Ever had a couple hours alone, just me. Just to Stop and Breathe for a bit. I So Desperately need this and I will make sure I plan for a afternoon just for me, at a close park/woods or Something. Cuz This HERE, IS ALL I'VE BEEN DREAMING ABOUT FOR THE PAST DECADE. Just Once I want to Try, and just be by myself for a few hours. Thank you dear !❤💛💚❤💚💛much Love from America

I had the same with my channel Dan people laughing and taking the mick, but lately everyone at work asks me where I'm going this weekend.. And a few have joined me camping overnight, ate some good food and appeared on my videos too... Its a great life to lead... Great channel you have gave me the incentive a few years back to start my own.... Thank you.. ATB Chris.

Like the idea of using a Victorian bed warmer as a frying pan 👍

Very enjoyable video that did a good job showing the lixada stove.

Started off with this exact stove. Loved it. Do not burn logs (thick pieces of wood) on it because it creates smoke. Kindling is perfect, and a bag should be no more than £3. I use this stove as a campfire, in combination with a windshield and a lean to tarp it creates a nice warm area for 2 people. I upgraded to the titanium stove and it's warped a little but holding it's shape much better. After a year the steel stove warped beyond usable like Dan said it does have limited use. Well worth getting the titanium version. Warning once it warps it may randomly come undone and embers or your cooking will spill everywhere so use common sense. Happy camping and evenings out by the fire!

Thx 👌. I like to keep Emergency Stuff in trunk of SUV for Winter/summer gear , food blankets, drinking water, glass breaker, fire Extinguisher, First Aid kit , etc... just in case we Ever wind up in a Ditch over a cliff God Forbid. But I need to add this to my Emergency Stuff right away. Thx !!💛❤💚💛💚❤💚

100 % right pal, when you start doing things outdoors going different places and trying stuff out of the norm people laugh thinking your wierd, then after a while they want to hear your story's and want to know what your upto. Because it's exciting and interesting 😁

Not sure if your into fishing but a camping fishing trip and eating what you catch would be a great watch just an idea for a future video I'd really like to watch

Going camping for the first time in July😮so looking forward to it. You’re an inspiration Dan. Thank you

Great video, Dan 👍🏼. I love cooking in the bush, absolutely love it….

Nice cheep little stove and great to see you cooking again. I love your honesty Dan

Great video Dan nice to see you doing what I first started watching you do. Where did you get that frying pan?? 👍👍👍

This is one off the most basic, but enjoyable beginner type stoves! This will get you hooked on coming and using wood stoves. Great presentation! Thanks much.

I think it's a worthy purchase. It does exactly what it's supposed to do.

Nice review Dan, i do have a firebox stove purchased when they were the only one of two available. I purchased it to get round the 'no open fires' in alot of areas. Good starter stove and probably lighter than my fire box. Mine does however have a bbq grill and adjustable fire tray as well though. Keep up the good work.

Great review Dan on the cheap stove it looks good I'm thinking about buying one it looks amazing lightweight stove cheers Dan 👍

I have the same one different branding at similar price. It go's down the back of my pack and lives there. Handy when its cold. I just keep a couple of 'tiger Tim' fire lighters with. Great stuff as always Dan!

You really are a true inspiration EW. Although I'm not into wild camping or bushcraft, I was looking for reasonably priced, lightweight camping gear to take with me on my weekend road trips in my little sprortscar. (Really don't want 100kg in the boot lol) Your videos have helped me put together a pretty good and versatile camping set up which hasn't cost a fortune and also weighs very little. I have the hinged version of this stove, which is capable of housing a Trangia (or cheap rip off) alcohol stove, plus, a shoe polish tin fits in there too making it suitable for solid fuel tablets. So for about 25 quid, I have a wood stove, an alcohol stove and a solid fuel stove 😄 Many thanks once again.

That stove looks ok, I bet that stir fry smelled good in the middle of the woods. I love your cooking adventures Dan.

A empty tin of bake beans works well with a few holes punched through it !

Hi it's good that you cover bugit priced items like the burner today. One day I'm going to try and make my own burner from metal and rivets/bolted with hinges similar to the one today., Not sponsored design .have a good one. Nice vids. Scott

Nice one Dan, thanks for sharing ! 😄😄

Great review I’m definitely going to get one keep up the good work

I like to make my own kit an made an IKEA utensils holder stove an Billy pot. Works perfectly and probably cost around £10.

Bought a similar stove branded "Overmont" back in 2018, that's made from heavier gauge stainless steel, but no longer appears to be available. Slightly more pack weight, but not prone to warp & I'm fairly sure it'll outlive me. Infact, it's even slightly heavier than the original "Emberlit" stoves that all these interlocking "flat-pack" twig stoves are just cheap Chinese "clones" of. The one thing mine lacked was an intermediate partition to support a trangia alcohol burner or solid fuel tablets for times when restrictions are in effect. Now that I think of it, that should be a fairly easy thing for me to fabricate.

Nice one as always mate. 11:50pm just in from work and nowt better to watch than a video from EWM .

Nice vid. Like your laid back style.

I took your advice I got up and started and over time I gathered equipment, over time I built up skills and confidence up now I had taken time and started to backpack at home and now have gone to other countries to hike and back pack. A great little stove

The steel version of these lixada oven last many 100 burns, and they warp very little. After a while they get this brownish/copper colour, not ugly at all. I bought a bigger titanium lixada oven like this for two years ago, and this have been used a fraction of the smaller steel version, and have warped so much that the plates almost dont fit the bag. I have bought my last fancy expensiv lightweight titanium oven.

Brilliant and down to earth as usual. Will have to call in and see you at work as I want something making.

That s neat little stove thanks Dan

Hi Dan great videos I have same one have used it couple times it does the job

Thanks dude. Should be here tomoz. I'll let you know. All the best. Keep your fire alive 😎👌.

I like those twig stoves I can buy three of them for the price of an expensive one.. really like your videos good job, sir

Fantastic little piece of kit does the job❤thanks EWM

Great video, good to see you out cooking your tea

Brilliant no nonsence basic Yorkshire aproach to doing a practical subject film well done you are my latest favourite

Couldn’t agree with you more spot on review 👍

Nice one, Dan! Great review, and as you say, you don't need to spend a fortune on kit. Keep up the great work, feller!

Aye. a nice flashback to the early days of twig stoves mate. The video quality looks great Dan. 👍

Good video dan,like to see more like this,with the fire box,by the I live in West Yorkshire,😀😎😁😄

I have the small Lixada wood stoves that are hinged and they work pretty darn good, comparable to my much more expensive Firebox Nano.

Friendly chap. Enjoyable video.

I really enjoy watching you do this simple thing. Cooking outdoors is lots of fun. Great job Dan

In this day and age with cost of living everything is going up in price and I'm more than sure everyone likes a deal so finding low cost or budget gear that works and can save money is a must , I love finding deals and finding budget gear that can keep up with top notch gear is part of fun 😊

I bought this stove and a day later you reviewed it, used it once now on a wild camp in the week and have to say I'm v impressed with it, did exactly what it said on the tin.

your an inspiration

Love the look of that fire box, great way to have a little fire and cook at same time,certainly looked to do the job wi that massive pan 😍 if it can heat that up quick I'm sure it will be ace on a little pan of water or something similar Cheers for the video Dan 👌

looking good dan i ventured out today too and made steak in woods my silly cat came along too had nice afternoon

And if it comes to hard times,you will be ready and then friends want experience!" We are the mods!"

love that cooking set with spatula and chopping board.

First time ive came across your video is this one, i love how real you are man. Keep it up need more people like you. Love the energy you carry🎉👏🏼

Good for you EWM we can't all afford the mega expensive gear and like you say its not even needed when the cheaper stuff is so good for the money and does the job... u can tell u enjoy the simplicity of been in the woods cooking nothing better the that calm tranquility feeling of nature❤ nowt worse then watching you tube channels all about the expensive out of reach gear... keep it simple 👌 thanks EWM

Nicely done brother 👌🏽👍🏻😎

I got one similar to this (looks like it has a face) and it works great!

I got a little bigger of a foldable stove, I think Lineslife was the chosen Chinesium company name. It's got a few more pieces to put together but you can fit larger cut up wood into it as well as sticks. It's like a mix between an actual camping stove and a little twig burner. Fantastic little guy for $12. Funnily enough it was a competition between this LIXADA stove and the one I ended up purchasing, good to know this would've been a decent little stove as well.

I have one of the lixada ones. Looks like they upgraded the shape on yours. Does the job no complaints

Well done again Dan

No criticism chap because its what you do to entertain all us wallies , but byeing 30 cheep stoves costs more in the long run than byeing a good ONE ! had my Ti firebox from the day they wear released , still as good as day one . The nosh looked really good .

Hi woodsman I have got one of them I have not used it yet thanks for the info from sylvia ukxx

Glad to see you back cooking but I never learn. I watch these videos at 11pm, see your food and I get hungry and it's 8 hours to go until my breakfast. Do you do the cooking at home?

I have a stove similar to price and size and it fares well, take the proper care it can last quite a long time, I love your channel and I like when you review a product, as long as they heat evenly I am happy. I like mine it is a cute little item I like to take it on a hiking trip stop have lunch and cook hot hot dogs for the kids and just enjoy nature.😊😊😊❤ It is nice to have equipment like this there was a time I couldn't afford much equipment, now I can and I am glad I had access to products like this till I got back up on my feet😮

Great video. I agree with you about gear. I paid £72 for a rucksack at an army surplus shop near me. Recently I bought a better one for £15 off Temu.

I bought one of these Amazon fold up stoves, which came with a trangia copy, which has a round hole at the top for, so it does both, works well, not the lightest, obviously titanium better for going walking

In my OEX PHOXX V2 happily out in the wild enjoying your video. Ta pal

It's the old story Dan .. look after your gear and it will service you for a long time. Had one of those stoves for some time now and it's still nearly as good as new. Good review mate and not a bad feed either. Bushyboy Oz.

Hi Dan I have the 1 Tigris stove got it pretty cheap as well all these stoves are pretty good and value for money wouldn’t go camping without it now but yeah you can’t beat outdoor cooking somehow it always tastes better for me anyway do you find that too or am I just tripping lol great video mate take care and enjoy 👍👌🔥🔥❤️

Fantastic

I have to get one and this type of stove out 😎

Good job made me hungry…You can always bend them straight if they warp. Might want a longer handle for your spatula so you don’t get burnt. Have fun stay safe.

I’ll say one thing EW is a pretty decent cook too ! Especially as he’s making it in a field

Most of those cheapy stoves need a bit of working in, but they do the job, l guess ,that is all that matters....important to have plenty of calories when you hike/ camp, plus great way to keep warm and dry.

Very enjoyable vid 👍🏻 A question & a couple of thoughts. 1. Are the panel edges sharp ? Do the stove panel edges need a bit of sanding to stop them slicing your fingers ? To reduce warping, never artificially cool the stove. Personally i prefer metal utensils. You can put them in the flames to sterilise them. Always a risk that some raw chicken ends up on your plate. I have the same frying pan. Heavy but a corker. Great for short haul bushcrafting & car camping but definitely not for backpacking. Lastly, you can set a trangia burner in your twig stove. Just drill some holes in 2 opposite panels to slide 3 rods/cheapo tent pegs through 👍🏻

Even if it only lasts a year, it pays itself off great little stove

Because of my health I no longer go camping , but, because of your channel I go with you every time. Thanks 😊

nice mate great minds think alike

We have them here in Finland our own brands but to be honest fires are fine here so nobody uses them much I use mine as a stand for the spirit stove it works great as a wind break and pot stand but only car camping as it’s extra unnecessary weight to carry.

Great video as usual bugger you can eat Dan 😋

Ooh Steak , Oh Yes ! 🙂💯

To be fair, all I ever use is a £3.99 collinder from Tesco and its much thicker and you can reuse it.

Things that happened to me out camping and cooking; have you ever cook something that as you cook it you notice that it isn't what you want to eat for me I just eat it out save it for another time and cook what I really want

Try pulling the ferro rod away from you to avoid spilling the tinder, holding the striker steady

Like it 😊

A great stove, but ensure the hot embers that fall through don’t scorch the ground

Dan, you need to stop lining Buddy Bezos’s pockets, get on flea bay. Lixada hinged stove, same size, and with plate to hold a Trangia burner, all for under £11, brand new. 😉

I've been looking at this for a while but I bought the BCB Crusader MK2 which can take a Trangia, gel and a twig stove. Costs more money though and is a lot heavier.

Great video, love the pan where did you get that

I thought the stove performed very well. When you put your pan on top, it didn't seem to dampen the fire at all, so the air flow is obviously good.

In the army i had 4 rocks and a helmet to cook in 😅

I'm having stir fry for my tea 😅😅

Please can you tell me where you get those stir-frys? I brought a twig burner from Oscar Outdoors scout appeal! I cooked the best bacon butty in the woodland ever. Stay safe Dan atvb 👍🦊

Tomshoo stoves are worth a look, and can be found from about £13.50 upwards.

i tried the new local walk and thought about setting up dinner near the picnic benches but it was swarming with midges!! Also brought out my old tent (coleman avion x2) but lost the back porch pole bugger! Tried the site tent spares but they are hopeless :( Did go into the local camping shop and saw a vango helium U2 F10 tent for 250 though. They had this ultra light tent for 450. Sorry cant remember the name and i will try to find out if you want. Lightest tent i have ever seen!

Survival of the fittest. 🔥🔥🔥🥩

Great wee vid/demo as always Dan,no fuss just as it is,have a nice w/end😀

17 quid seems like a lot for a few bits of pressed metal, to be honest