Nano Swedish Fire Torch Stove! Runs For Almost An Hour Per Charge!
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- Опубліковано 10 бер 2015
- Nano Swedish Fire Torch Stove! Runs For Almost An Hour Per Charge!
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Using the Folding Firebox Nano 4 oz. ultralight backpacking stove pre fueled with a single log split into four pieces I boil three quarts of water without adding additional fuel.
By arranging the fuel into a Swedish Fire Torch configuration a heat funnel creates a long lasting, perfect cooking temperature flame for outdoor cooking.
That's such a great test. Good idea too. Get the food ready to go while I set up my camp.... Thanks for giving me another idea for this little wonderful stove. I'll be doing one of these soon
Thanks Shane! Yeah, it's great to have a self sufficient fire so other things can be attended to.
And yet another outstanding demonstration of the Nano 2. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to enjoy your many videos. I am the proud owner of the Firebox, the Nano, and the Cube stove and I like all three very much.
Thanks Ted! You are a big part of it being possible. Without all my awesome customers supporting the cause by purchasing FFB products I wouldn't be able to do what I love to do which is create, produce and promote fun and useful gear.
Steve, the Firebox & Mano stoves are about two of the best. It's great to see you move forward in improving a useful product. We viewer's and users are glad to help with ideas. My Gen 1 Nanos is still going strong!
Awesome Greg! I really appreciate my customers roll in making suggestions for improvements and new products!
Hello my friend. Thank you for sharing this fine video. I made two little stoves similar to the the Nano.I am Looking forward to get out and test them in the outdoors. I live in an apartment complex; therefore, it is impossible to test them in the immediate area. Take care and be safe out there.
Ultralight Backpacking Stove Review by Living Survival of the Firebox Nano with mention of the Emberlit Fire Ant : ua-cam.com/video/zJCgCNQIP7U/v-deo.html
Great video thank you!
That's damn efficient. I was pretty impressed.
Yes! The Swedish fire torch is a very effective way to pre-fuel Firebox wood burning stoves! Thanks!
Another great idea........looking forward to trying this out!!!!
Please let us know your results. Thanks!
I just ordered the Firefox Nano Gen 2 and the X case for it off Amazon to go with my Trangia Stove.
I went over at a friends place the other night and he was in the snow cooking bacon and eggs with his setup and I was impressed. So I just had to get one somehow. Early Christmas gift to myself..
That is great to hear! You will love it, it is a great little stove. Thank you for the order and for watching!
Thank you for showing us that there is a way to make a smaller Swedish fire, especially inside of a small wood stove.
I will be trying this method in my small Toaks wood stove (instead of packing it full of small sticks. Wish me luck.
I wish you luck!! I hope it works out great and thanks for commenting.
even the swedish torch , which I've only just learned about gets the FBS treatment. No mention of the optimum log diameter. Such a great invention.
Thank you so much!
Great video !!!
Thank you so much!! I appreciate that.
Just got my Nano Firebox stove! Used it for alcohol stove and just had my first burn in it. Very pleased. I have used the Swedish fire torch method in my bigger Firebox stove many times. I've seen many times the Swedish fire torch in Nano stove. I was experimenting today a little bit with the Nano stove upside down with the fire torch. I think it would work just as good, maybe better. That way the bottom of the stove wouldn't fall down after the main burn. Have anybody ever tried it this way? I didn't see anything so far. Thanks
That was very interesting! Nearly an hour! Can you imagine how many times you would need to stoke the fire and how much wood you would use to achieve the same results?? A heck of a lot more! Then the time to gather it to start with? I would call that a success as well. Tell Perry thanks to for the input! I am going to have to use that set up as well! Works great with my folding fire box, can't wait to do it with my nano! Thanks for sharing that!
Yea, I was excited to realize that similar results to what I got by Sweed loading the the 5" Firebox could be had with the 3" Nano. Thanks for watching!
Great vid bob
Thanks Doug!
Fantastic Video & great test Steve, excellent idea to have this on the go while, I set up the hammock & sorting kit out. I look forward to trying this method.
Hope you & your family are all keeping well?
God Bless
Savvas
Thanks Savvas, Please let me know how it goes. We are all great! I hope you and your's are as well! Cheers.
Great vid bud!!
Thanks!
Practical, effective, and micro version. Yes sir.
Yourname3000 Thanks!
Hi Steve, I'm a big fan of your stoves, and I'm looking forward to trying out the Nano, mostly for using it with a Triangia stove. Though maybe not exclusively. Good work, keep it up.
Thanks so much John, I really appreciate you taking the time to leave such a nice comment!
I had about 30 people over last night for a workshop on backpacking. You would have loved to have heard the oohs and ahs when I busted out both firebox stoves and lit the big one up with little tiny pieces of wood and the Nano with a small homemade alcohol stove. Pretty certain we found you some more recruits last night! Sure love these stoves!
Thanks so much John! I really appreciate your help!
The second part of this demo was really impressive because the unit was performing in cold weather conditions. When you do these tests, it would help if we knew what the temperature and general humidity was...and what the water temperature was. The first part looked like warm, dry weather and the twelve minute boil was great for making a noon meal for two, with tea! The cement block idea is interesting for a base-camp set up to elevate the fire for ease while preventing ground burns. Thanks!
James Ellsworth thanks for watching James. If I have to keep track of and Report absolutely every detail possible the fun for me will be gone and I won't likely do many videos. While all those details do make a difference the general idea stays the same.
James Ellsworth the number of variables involved with a wood fire is so vast that someone could never account for them all to make scientific conclusions from experiments like these. That's why I stick with the general idea of things when doing wood burning experiments because the environment as well as all the other variables simply cannot be controlled to get exact consistency. At the end of the day either it worked well and you enjoyed your time doing it or it failed and you were frustrated.
Yes, I am a one-time quality control tester...but, as an outdoor guy early on, I was surprised by how differently my stove systems reacted under substantially different weather conditions. What I was trying to get at in my comment was that your tests seemed to show fine performance under different conditions. I thought that your viewers might appreciate you pointing that out.
Yes, what temperature in… What type of wood fuel was being used is also helpful.
Great video ! First time seeing Torch and Nano used together. I have used both separately, never together. Great idea.P.S. " A watched pot never boils OVER " not " A watched pot never boils "
Gary Peterson Haha I've been saying that the wrong way all these years. thank you
Actually, the way I learned it is "A watched pot never boils."So, I think the creator of the video is correct.
Depends whether you want the proverb to suggest being impatient is silly, or being vigilant is useful. Good old proverbs!
A very good Video, my friend Steve! You really have good wood their in your country, here in Germany all is rotten or wet ,-) Regards from Berlin, Your friend M@rk
+Mark Beuster Same in Scotland, Larch is damp and smokey and any Oak i have collected i have about the wood trying to dry :)
I really like that adaptation of the swedish torch stove in your two firebox stoves. Sometime stick fires are hard to manage when you have a few things going on - wonder if the same approach could be done with the Kelly Kettle? Thanks for sharing - B
I would think it's possible. It may be a bit difficult getting it setup but once that's done it should work great.
Can’t wait to get mine. Great prices right now.
Thank you, let me know what you think of your new gear when you get the chance to use it. Glad you could get great prices with our sale too!
Firebox Stove I will, just waiting for it to ship 😉
@@mrwes100 We had so many orders that it was hard to get them all out on time. We are shipping them as fast as possible in the order they were received. Thank you for your patience!!
Hope I can scrape the money together to buy myself an Xmas gift, and give my gen 2 a little brother.
And what a job you guys have? Are you hiring any testers? 🙂
Hey Steve,
Just wanted to let you know ended up taking my fathers firebox nano hiking with the optimus weekender pot which has the heat fins on it, and boiled water with a trangia alcohol burner about 30 seconds after my buddy with a jet boil, what a combination! all five of us were impressed with the performance.
Very cool Jeff! Thanks so much for the feedback!
I was wondering if you were going to do the same test with the Nano as the Folding Firebox. That style of burning seems to do quite well if you don't want to be tied to watching the stove all the time. Great review.
Thanks Bob, I know how much you enjoy experimenting, please let me know what you learn once you've had a chance to try some of the ideas I'm sure your already have. Cheers, Steve
If I'm going camping I could pre cut how ever many logs I need for meals knowing I'd get 4 5 plus solid minutes of cooking. Good share
Yes, you could do that. Your results may vary depending upon the type of wood and the environment conditions. Hope you have a great time!
Veldig fint tips. Takk USA!
Thank you for watching!!
Checked translation. I always felt "fint" meant more "clever " than nice. Reminds me of when I was a young man in Norway watching American films and subtitles. Some laughs.
@@scottengh1175 you are right. Fint is maybe wrong word, but a fire touch is also lovely or pretty. This sunset is fint to look at.
@@mortenkalland I lived with farmer family in Flam for 2 summers. 64 ewes, 3 rams, and 3.5 lambs per ewe. 2 acres of huge raspberries. Climbed up mountain behind along creek and Brekke falls. Never felt that I belong somewhere like that ever since. Beautiful Land.
Min besterfar kommer fra Lysakker. Norske is way rusty. It's near Oslo.
Gives me a new idea
That's great to hear, new ideas are awesome sometimes. Have fun with it!!
Hey Steve
Why don't you put a few U shaped notches on top for tent stakes and have even more variation. Great Stove!
Good idea Paul, I'll give that some serious thought. Thanks!
Great test and video. Is that the 1300ml toaks? Also will the leather case for the nano fit in like the nylon one does?
It's the 1100ml toaks. Basically a quart. The leather cases are quite a bit bigger and don't fit in the 1100 pot
I saw the other video where they did the Swedish torch in the large firebox, which I have, and I can't wait to try it. It was a genius idea.
FireboxStove Thanks for watching my video's and for your kind words. Now that we're doing it it seem kinda obvious, the results are so good that I'm kicking myself asking why didn't you think of this earlier? Lol ;)
I would be curious how Manzanita would perform?
Hey Steve - first this is awesome. Second, always see you using the EasyLight starter and wondered if you just have a bunch or if you prefer it to others for any reason. I"ve used Coghlans sticks for years. I've looked at others but feel like the "puck" shape would bug me for packing - always like the sticks since they're, well, stick shaped and easy to snap. Plus I think they're the cheapest overall (not sure about that but they sure aren't expensive.) Just wondered what your take was. Cheers.
I use the easy light fire starters because they are actually one of my products that I sell on firebox.com. I think you're sticks sound like they work just fine. I've tested a lot of firestarters and I've never found any that work better than the easy light formula.
Thanks again!
Well that's as good or better reason to always use those as any I'd say. Thanks. :)
я в шоке, столько воды вскипятить на практически одной закладке дров!!!!! Стив, очень здорово!!! класс!!! Наверное я умру без вашей печки)))
Never say never ;)
хахаха,я понял)))
Well done!But "svedish fire" can work without stove. Just use two "П " shape wires for support can :)
If you had no stove that is an option, also one of the reasons I always keep a small amount of brass wire with me, also for snares(Illegal in my country, but in a genuine survival situation fuck the laws).
The point of this video is to show the diversity of fuel types and arrangements you can use with these stoves. Also with a wood only swedish fire stove you place the pot directly on the wood, this cuts off some air flow and eventually that wood once it gets about halfway burned becomes unstable and could spill precious water, with a stove you can use it until there is no wood left.
Does it work better or worse if you place the split segments of the log with the round sides outward instead of inward? Many thanks.
Having the rough edges catches a flame a little quicker than this smooth outer parts. Not much different.
That was great Steve! Can't believe how versatile. Looking forward to trying this method on the Nano. Great strategic thinking too. Multi-tasking does not always come naturally to the male gender lol. Which Toaks pot were you using in the first clip?
It's the 1100ml kit pot. Thanks for the comment!
FireboxStove Does the 850ml Toaks Space Saver Cup nest inside the 100ml kit pot?
Canesser I'm guessing yes. I'll check it tomorrow and if I was wrong I'll let you know.
FireboxStove Thanks!
Canesser Verified. Yes the 850 space saver fits inside the 1100ml kit shown in this video.
The firestarter looks like cheese log. It'll probably work just as well.
They work really well!
Cheese logs work for this?
There is plenty of dry leaves, moss, bark, around to start your fire.
Yes... I'm sure there is.
Also, what knife were you using for the batoning?
It's one I've been testing. I want something I can abuse a little without much damage.
So who makes the knife, and what steel is it? You know I'm a knife addict!
Bob Wampler I did not know
Gotta try this. I didn't get the cool black case. Just the white bag
If you ordered the stove alone it will only come in the white bag, cases are sold separately unless you order a kit and then it comes with a case. You can also see the cases for the stove on our site. Thanks for watching, I sure appreciate it.
@@fireboxstove I ordered the nano xbox...thank you
@@tracker5849 Thank you for support, I appreciate that.
What was the diameter of that log that fitted so neatly in the nano?
I don't remember exactly but I would think it's approximately two and a half inches to three 👍
Could anyone please tell me if the gen2 Nano in the Cordura case will fit flat on the bottom inside either the 775 or 1.1 MSR Alpine Stowaway? Thanks.
+DannyH with the 1.1, YES.
To kill bacteria you need to have the water at a rolling boil for 5 minutes, not just have it reach a boil. You also would want to let it cool before trying to put it in a camelback.
Thank you for the suggestion, I appreciate it.
Curious, what kind of wood was used?
It's been a while ago but I'm pretty sure it was scrub oak 👍😎
@@fireboxstove thanks!
Originally kelotuli or jätkänkynttilä from Finland, where forest workers burned a dry patch of cloth while heating and cooking in a forest workplace.The Hakkapelites (Finns) spread the knowledge to others during the Thirty Years' War.
Jätkänkynttilä yes -"swedish log fire" no
sauna yes - "bastu" no
sauvakävely yes - " scandinavian walking " or " nordic walking" no
Nice! Thanks 🙏
you sound like the guy who eats old mre's ...are you him?
Nope, no MRE's for me!
Okay so I'm not the only one who got a little bit startled when you suddenly started talkin, right?
Lol I am not sure on that one. Thank you for watching though!
Wow, Steve from FireboxStove with Perry Peacock from Wilderness Innovation! Its like seeing Donald Trump WITH Ronald Reagan; two of the giants! Great video.
Lol!!!