Lixada wood burning stove, How long will it take to boil 1 litre of water on this lixada stove. 

With the Blow Pipe you should blow thru the large hole as it gives you a.more concentrated air pressure at the fire. Ths stove performs the necessary functions as you so aptly demonstrated Dan and yes you're correct in saying if your camping the last thing you need to be is in a hurry. Great review mate as always thanks. Bushyboy Oz.

Hi dan,I’ve gotta say and I don’t think I’m the only 1 noticing this,but you seem to more and more confident and forthright every time you put out a new video!! FairPlay to ya kid,keep it up👍👍 oh by the way I’ve just this weekend got the new onetigris iron wall,it’s and a glass glow wood burning stove ,their the dogs bo....ks 🙈🙈

Oreyt pal, I’m not really a camper my self I go every so often I’m a fisherman lol, still love your videos, we all have 1 thing in common and that’s the love for nature, keep up the good work mate

another good honest review thanks dan,the stove will burn longer if you light the fire from the top and the wood is packed in a nice stove cheers mate

Narrow end into the fire, as when you blow from the wider end, as the air travels down it will compress and come out the narrow end with more force.

Nice video. I have stove just like this. To get longer burn I mostly top load the stove. I can get through a meal with little additional loading of sticks. I Like my pocket bellows to reignite a smoking fire. Blow from large opening. Thanks mate!

The Pocket Bellows is very handy kit. I use it when I’m starting a fire in my big stove in my hot tent. Thanks for sharing. Take care and stay safe.

Excellent job as always my friend! As for the stove, it seems okay- but I think it's a little too tall for comfort. Stability might be an issue. Plus, with a shorter stove, your water would boil quicker.

I think them 2 little pans are meant 2 be cups but they are great to do fried egg in nice set that for money nice to see they tried to think of everything 🤙

That's a thick looking heavy duty pot. Thanks for sharing.

I fancy gettin one of these wood burning stoves, and have watched loads of vids on em.. the consensus seems to be to get the best out of these sorts of stoves you need to pack the wood in and lite from the top.. sort of like a swedish candle stove.. typically I've noticed a fifteen minute burn time on most of em as well.. enough to boil water on one load of twigs.. if your cooking then thats when the feeding comes into play..... I fancy a simple folding stove though, titanium to keep the wieght down...

pack the wood in tight to start with shud cook a meel then with no smoke but light the top then it will burn down from the top

Wide end in your mouth, then the narrow end constricts the air, so it comes out under more pressure. It’s really effective for invigorating a fire that’s struggling to get going. The American Indians used to use hollowed out Elder tree branches to do the same thing.

Narrow end and to the bottom end of stove for the air to work like bellows. he he he - blow back - that sounds funny, comedy moments wi' our Dan.

Not bad for the price, happy birthday by the way. I use a TBS Salamanda which I love, boils 750ml in under 3mins. Which looks simular to yours and is so efficient the Ash is like talcum powder afterwards No fancy pots or bits just the stove and pot which fits inside a mesh bag as well.

Looks like it performed quite well despite the hunger for wood! Cheers Dan.

well, Happy Birthday. I hope you had a very blessed day. Thank you for sharing

Belated birthday greetings! May Your channels prosper and keep up the amazing work You have been doing all this time!

Thank you I enjoy your review

I have that fire inferno stove -- burns great! Less maintenance if you do a modified Swedish torch fire, top down burn with bigger wood pieces. Nice video mate.

Tell you one thing you will clean the forest up with that ,great video 👍🔥🔥

"Blow Pipe"="Pocket Bellows" 😎 Blow from the large end. The stove: All wood gas stoves burn efficient but take lots of attention, nature of the beast🤔 This stove is no different in that respect, have to feed it to maintain the flame. The only cons to this stove is the excessive height and the burn chamber with no ash pan🙄 Tall height equals unstability, not so good. The burn chamber requires lots of fuel to achieve the gasification process(hence greedy), and it will burn the ground without an ash pan or shield. Just observations👌

Not so long ago that would have been something to aspire to ! I have a smaller version without all the bits and bats but extends to about the same size £ 14 from home . Bought due to you’re inspiration , not tried it yet , but have wasted loads of time making stoves using the same principals , that were a waste of time ! A tip for a blow pipe is a selfie stick with the end cut off from Poundland . Enjoying your tips though , and like the way you do it , cheers me up ! Good stuff , you eat 3 times as much as me , so I save weight that way !

You are correct to blow through your POCKET BELLOWS from the larger end! This will give more focus to the process at point of application. There are videos demonstrating this onYou Tube (where else?)

Just ordered one on Amazon for a bit of wild camping and Meditation, wish me luck aha. Looks good though, so thanks for your video bro 💯💪

If you are backpacking with this stove you blow on it with the mini pump to get it roaring, and then as other people mentioned, pack the burn chamber first before you start it, then turn the feeding opening away from the wind before it gets too hot

15 minutes to boil a liter of water isn't bad. Great review . Happy birthday!

Great little stove and the price is just right, I will get one.

Happy birthday . I use a pocket bellows and blow through the larger end as the air pressure increases as it reaches the narrow end

another good an' honest review! i like what i see,and the boiling pot looks solid

You've got it fella, blow from the wide end. Great Video. Thank you. I've had one of these stoves for a while now. I quite like it too! I have a few wood gas stoves, I like them all for different reasons. This one ends up being a bit too tall by the time you have a big pot on top.

Another great video Dan 👍 thank you

Really digging your channel 👍

hi, thanks for the review. it seems pretty good value for the money, especially with the extras. i would give it a thumbs up! best regards.

just bought one good channel keep them coming

Create an air baffle from a beer can using tin snips, to control airflow and make the embers last longer or when making charcoal

Don't blow the hot end😁. Good video 👍

I another great tipis to fill it up with the wooden cat litter you get in the super markets and burn down from the top great review many thanks for sharing top job All the best Pete

Thanks for another informative video!

At up Dan. Great video. I was thinking as you were loading it. Those scissor things could be so you can take the pot rest on and off so you can feed it though the top. I would blow though the big end 😁

Thanks for the demo chap. Very helpful. I would happily use as part of a pair of stoves. Ideal for any part of a meal that needs a bit of quick cooking.

That’s pretty natty that wee pot set.........nice one Mate.👍

Happy birthday 🎈🎈🎈 fella sorry its a bit late been busy couple of days !

great stove dan

As mentioned, you want a more focused stream of air so blow from the wide end. Ty o cut down on needing to tend the stove constantly, once you got a good fire going with twigs switch to larger diameter wood up to 1inch. I prefer to saw 6in diameter rounds of wood 4 inches thick. Then I baton into one inch diameter sticks to feed the stove. The more dense wood would yield a longer sustained and constant flame for cooking.

Happy birthday EWM 👍💙

i like the way it performs & the construction of it.The only concern i would have is that it seems very tall & easy to knock over?

Hi, Having seen your video, I went and bought the stove only as I am well equipped. I do note it's similarity to a similar titanium product at about three times the price. It certainly looks like it's go lots of go and I would advise cutting off the bottom of a coffee mate container to use as an ash pan. Please do a trial with wood pellets which will be my intended initial source of fuel.

Love the gadgets ,, and pans useful once the rubber burns of light and portable the stove it self not a fan of how it looks not sure , but im always open to new ideas . Looks like it burns very fast due to the large holes .... Great vid . Sub because of your vids on these types of stove vids . .The blower is cool ,

Quality review.

Nice one mate these are even better with wood pellet mate and burn for quite a lot longer

Love t all , lets keep cooking on all of them .

1 use the bellows to get the fire going at first, or when you've only some coals and want to grill something. Smaller end to the fire concentrates de air jet. You can also use them to help cool the pot or handles, or even the stove itself, cuz steel holds hear well. 2 preload the stove, as you're supposed to with all gasifiers, right up to the big holes at the top, then through some kindling on top and that's where you light it. Top-down fire will burn for quite a while before you need to refill it, you should get two liters to boil with that. The way you did it is good for a simmer and controling the heat. 3 use some tent stakes at the bottom vents to hold the stove in place and make it stable, you definitely don't want that tipping over. 4 The kit with only the stove and pots is fine. Use the smaller one to fry stuff and big to boil and cook. Always being a little bowl along, and an alcohol stove to put inside in case of rain. Store the stove inside a separate bag inside the pot so the soot doesn't spread around. 5 make a cozy for the pot to retain heat for a while. Useful for more intricate cooking or making lunch at breakfast time.

It would be nice to see some cooking on the wood gas afire stove instead of everyone boiling water just a thought but nice video

Good stove and not a bad price..

Thanks im getting one. Make ur self a Amazon affiliate and I'll buy it from ur Amazon. Happy birthday for the other day. Think the pipe thing is a blow bellows. More pressure small end. 🖖👽💚🙏😎🇬🇧.

Shame they don't have a valve at the end away from the fire them pipes Great video Best regards Shaun

Small end in mouth big end in fire 🔥👍👍👍

Blowpipes are briljant in moist condition , and to make fire out of coal. More than once I have just blown life into a evening fire the next morningen.

I think the two little frying pans are like a bowl and a teacup

I have the stove only,& after a lot of use the narrow metal at the front cracked & snapped off otherwise it has good heat output

Happy Birthday🎂

Nice 1 Dan summet i would buy 👍👍👍🤙🤙

put some stainless mesh into the bottom of the burn chamber, 5mm or so hole size, it slows things down a bit, and means more complete burn, at least I find that,

Nice one, i don't think I would use the frying pans

Sorry for the late comment happy b day

I have a ton of wood gas stoves, got to admit this is my least fav design, to tall so less stable, to large holes at the bottom so when its windy embers from the bottom blow away, no ash tray, to narrow so you are forced to load it with less wood for a top down burn, i would prefer the lixada copy of something like the silverfire over this.

If the third chamber be half the height, will it burn more quicker and used less wood?

Narrow end all day long as wide end get more air on flame 🔥 witch will help burn !

another stove about boiling water..... i love it !!!

oh je very nice i had a cooker from the british army esbit bigger from german and no esbit from spiritus trangia and if its ok

Hi Dan! What does the pot weigh without the stove?

I'm liking that stove more and more but don't understand why they gave you 3 fry pans and a spoon and a spork. If they gave you a spoon, why not just give you a fork?

Those aren't frying pans, they are used as cups or a cup and a bowl or two bowls. The pot lid is also used as a frying pan.

is it stable?

You would like a Kelly kettle

Is there a link for this?

I looked it up on Amazon and it don't come with all the parts that your dose Hmmm

I am not so familiar with woodstoves. I bought one and tryed it. I was wondering if it is normal for my pots and pans to turn black on the bottom or is there a way to prevent this? It will wash away with dish soap but i dont know if i am destroying my pans.

Its just not the stove that weights that its the pot and crap inside so not to bad really

Very very costly my dear

What? Subtitles please.

disaponted ,bloddy sparky stik thingy , wats rong with a cheep lighter ,its 2020

Sorry,glawning glow!!

Looks very unstable!