Portable woodburner stoves

[jennysmate]

Has anyone used a frontier stove? http://www.campingsolutions.co.uk/stoves/frontier-stove/
Seems ideal for me. I could use it for camping, then in the shelter (when I get around to building it) and at home, on the patio.

[MartinB]

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=77049

He seems to like it.

I daren't show this to my G/F as she will definitely want one.

[SitkaSpruce]

I bought one to use in our wood. Due to the weather last year we've only used it three times but it works fine. Portable enough for me to carry down and up our steep wood. Seems well made and easy to assemble. My only niggle is the removable plate to cook direct over the fire is very near the front and most of the heat ends up near the back. Overall very good though and if you are worried about open fires in a wood a great option.

[Solar Wood]

Hello all,

How about a small sized oil drum, cut lenghtwise with a couple of old wire shelves out of a discarded fridge rested on a few bricks.
An open fire, I know, but 2 of those style did us a full dinner on Christmas day in our shelter (a large tarp between two trees) Windy, Wet, Muddy and Wonderful.
£140!!
Oh and we leave it in the wood as it would be a very sad person who decided to steal it.

B and T

[jennysmate]

Thanks Sitkaspruce, definetly buy one now. It has the advantages over a cut oil drum of being safer, more efficient and can be used inside a tent or building.

[SitkaSpruce]

Interestingly it was developed for emergency use and is sent out in a Shelterbox kit