Pevex Newborne 40FS direct/fresh air Review:
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2023
- This is a full independent review of the Pevex Newborne Fresh air range, we test the stoves real world performance in:
Clean glass
Fuel economy
Ease of lighting
And controlling
I also give my views and a bit of background information. The videos are designed to be quick with only the "must know" information, they are independent and I'm not paid to make them.
If you would like any further information please feel free to drop me a comment or you check out the manufacturers page here:
www.pevexstoves.co.uk/product... - Розваги
Epic review , i was about to get the Heta 45 but seeing this Im now going errrrrrrrrr.... thanks again
Ah, sounds like I’ve complicated the decision 😬
Never @@TheTortoise it's just been a really err which one to buy but your videos have been AMAZING ...helped loads finding a everyday workhorse wood burner...if you buy cheap cheap you end up paying for it so the £££ spend has to be right
You’re right. The 45 is definitely the more refined, and nicely finished, but it can’t beat the price!
I have it’s smaller brother and I’m very happy with it 👍🏻
Glad it’s working well!
Hi Guys,
Absolutely loving the channel and the reviews, really like the new format where you are giving marks out of 10 for each instance, i think this is a really good move, it makes it so much more easier for the layman.
Great work, keep it up.
kind regards
Tony
PS: In the near future i will be asking you the ultimate question.
Thanks a lot, I’m glad it’s a good move. I’ve started writing my reviews too, and putting them on my website (found at the shop on the channel). I marked all the others out of 10 on there, which may help you.
P.S. I’m already married 😆
@@TheTortoise Hahaha.......not THAT question!!
I'll be asking you later once i get my new place what is the best burner once i get more info on room size etc
@@LRDefender1968 😆 no probs, once you’ve got the details, let me know.
Another great review and good to see a British stove getting 8 out of 10. and at a very reasonable cost. Any news on the Town & Country Pickering review? Thanks to you and Amy again
I need to check in on that, thanks for reminding me.
I’d love to see you review an Artic 5 loads seem to be having them fitted where I live.
150 units alone sold last month.
It’s the one I e decided to go with as I needed a corner stove
I’ll have a look, thanks for the tip.
This is really nice how I which we can get in touch because I produced briquettes to save our forest in Nigeria
Hi Gabrielle, yet another great review and video! Can I ask what stove thermostat you have in use there? Not sure if you’ve done a review of these, maybe a future vid? Thanks again mate
I have just started selling them. Although Amy is the one running that, but you can buy one from us, on the link just below any video.
@@TheTortoise brilliant! Hope I can also buy the safety matches as well 😉
@@CraigK80 they’re on the link too. That would make Amy’s day!
In one of your other videos that I watched you seem to be saying that really you needed to make a choice between multifuel and Wood, and if you’re going to burn mostly wood, then you need to get one that is just a woodstove, but you seem to be contradicting yourself a little bit with this multifuel stove as I’ve now discovered it is?
Incidentally, really cool name, I think you come across as being a really trustworthy honest person and the same for the commentary, Lady
Thanks a lot.
Will you ever review a Chesneys Stove in particular the Salisbury 5ws stove? We’re having one installed in June, ready for the summer 😅 Keep up the good work 👍
Hey Jonathon,
I’ve had a number of requests for this stove, but they are struggling with stock. I will get to it as soon as possible.
Great! Thank you 👍
Hi Gabriel
Any thoughts about reviewing the 5kw Flavel / Portway Arundel mk 3 .Price wise it’s budget but seems very popular with fitters and forums.
Thank you for your channel.
I have tried to contact them, they’re part of a bigger company and I haven’t yet got through to anyone who is able to send me a stove. I’ve got lots of stuff coming too, so I just let them slide. I will get to them when I can.
@@TheTortoise Thanks for the info and reply.
Im torn between the sdurs 16 snd newbourne2:14 une fs 40 i habent had astove before so i want to get it right can you recommend the best oneamy thanks
Loving your vid but you need to make more! Need advice again Garbriel, what are your thoughts on compressed logs ? As these can be free from manufacturers like kitchen and bathroom fitters. Wood you do a vid on various types o fuel you recommend, whether beech, ash or oak is better ?
Okay I’ll have a look. I like the idea of free, but generally those compressed logs tend to either produce tons of ash, or burn way too fast and hot (sometimes both). You have to be cautious with them, but free sounds like good motivation for a little more care and perhaps emptying the ash a little more often.
Hi Gabrielle. Great video. I wanted to get your opinion on the Pevex Deben (small) Very little info/reviews online but was recommended by a hetas fitter I recently spoke to. Thanks, Scott
I think this stove will be significantly better than the Deben. I haven’t looked at it closely yet, given what I can see, I expect it to be a much more paired back simple stove. I won’t know too much till I have a go with one, but we’ll wait and see. I think this is quite a new addition so no one will know too much yet.
@@TheTortoise thanks, appreciate it!
Hi guys brilliant channel.
I'm assuming the direct/fresh air version means it takes outside air via a vent?
I've seen fresh air kit options for other stoves, how does this affect the performance of the stove when air is taken from outside? Any drawbacks or major benefits?
This video may be helpful, it also has a tag half way through, which links to another related video:
ua-cam.com/video/gurO0H_Mzic/v-deo.html
I don’t tend to think there is a benefit worth chasing. I generally think of vents etc as a solution to a problem, but they do need to be handled carefully (as you’ll hear in the video, sometimes vents can make an issue worse rather than better).
Thank you so much for that reply 👍
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That didn't make sense i am new to all this havent had a stove before and i am torn between the adura 16 and the new Bourne 40fs i like them both leaning towards the adura 16 can you please give your take on this many thanks
It depends what you’re burning, but assuming it’s wood then the Aduro was superb. The only issue is they’ve now sadly stopped making it.
Good morning Gabriel, so Heta, Saltfire, Stovax..... 🤔 🤔 I am going to use it regularly in cold moths, day night.... any suggestion??? 🌻 Thank you so much 🌻 Monika
Given those options if you’re burning wood then I would stick to Heta without a doubt. The Ambition stoves are trickier to use, but will put perform almost anything else, including coal.
If you’re burning coal based fuel then I would focus on the other 2. The Saltfire STx is great for this and is often a lower price than the equivalent Stovax, their performance is also pretty similar.
Thank you 🌻
So SaltFire STX 5 or Heta Inspire 45 multifuel??? 🌻
Quick question, not sure if you’ve covered this in any other videos, can I ask if you used seasoned wood or Kiln dried wood in your videos? Also hardwood or softwood? The flames are fantastic. Would be great to have an insiders take on all things wood if you’re ever thinking of doing a video. Thanks again mate, really love ‘The Tortoise’ channel 👍
I use kiln dried ash to keep things consistent it all comes from the same place, and they only sell kiln dried ash. That would be a useful video, I’ve been thinking about it and how to film it.
@@TheTortoise there have been a few guys who have tried, taking temps at various intervals, measuring moisture content etc. all very interesting. Also showing how the wood burns, green, seasoned and kiln dried, flame effect etc.. also log size, splitting etc.. the whole wood element of stoves I guess. you clearly have a very creative mind mate I’m sure you could come up with something interesting and intriguing to watch (the educational element would be a byproduct of your creativity). Cheers mate and thanks for your hard work and time! Very Much appreciated
@@CraigK80 sounds like I could really get my nerd on 😆.
I will have a think about it, but as you say it needs a bit of thought. For me the key thing would be getting the video short enough so that people could get the key information without too much effort. I’m a big believer that if you understand something properly you should be able to explain it in simple terms, so I’d want it to be fairly simple and quick. 🤔
@@TheTortoise in that case there’s probably a few different elements resulting in different videos explaining each point. 1, Types of wood, hard/soft what burns best heat, time etc. 2, the differences between green, seasoned, kiln dried versus cost. 3 wood storage, size, splitting etc.. there’s a lot of importance and things to understand regarding wood (fuel) that is very often over looked. I’m currently researching this and what’s the best flame for buck, hardwood vs softwood is another one, loads to go at, as you mentioned break it down into smaller pieces, a bit like splitting logs 😉👍
@@CraigK80 😂 you got it 👍
Please review clock blifeild 5
On it. The owner of Clock is sending me one as soon as he has a gap. I spoke to him only last week.
Looks ok. I just bought an Ivar 5 tho and its locally provided, so its not air injected and its multifuel then. Oh ok
The Ivar isn’t normally multi-fuel, and can have direct air, but most people don’t need or get these options. The Ivar is a superb bit of kit!
Is this just a wood stove because you said it had a ash pan ?
The Newborne is leaning towards wood, but they have compromised top level performance for the flexibility of having a grate. Wood stoves are always at their best without a grate.
just a suggestion, nothing to do with the stove being reviewed, to prevent scorched fingers when lighting i bought a gas powered creme breulee ( spelling ? ) kitchen appliance about £10
Yea, a friend of mine always uses a blow torch. It does look really easy, but it does tend to take a little longer.
Looks like an Ivar 5
It was based on the Inspire 45 I believe, but it does have some Ivar similarities.
@@TheTortoise I thought the same.. Although it looks as though the Ivar trumps it in performance for wood?
@@JessopVTS yea it does, but you’d expect that given the cost difference.