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Question: can you use wood as fuel?
Document: I bought tis item under the impression i would be able to use wood or other burnable materials if i was out of fuel. The pointless hole in the bottom maks that tough. It works fine, just not exactly the clearest description prior to buying it
Compact,versatile,and well built.I haven't used a Sterno stove in at least 15 years. Still the same as back then. Some things don't need to be changed. Can even use wood,charcoal, and cooking fuel in a can. Word to the wise doesn't due to well in the wind.I ordered it for my son and I'm going to get one for me. Would recommend this for &#34;Old School&#34; campers.
The pros are that this is a cheap, sturdy, wide and stable cooking platform that can use several different fuels such as fuel tablets (placed on a can or piece of foil), sterno or other similar canned fuel, a couple of charcoal pieces, or even small pieces of gathered wood. The fuel is well protected from the wind if setup with a corner into the wind, placing a flat side toward a gusty wind causes buffeting of the flame as the wind swirls over the top.
Although this stove is obviously designed to work with Sterno or similar fuels, it will actually work with pretty much anything that burns. You can even build a wood fire in it, as shown in several online videos. This makes it much more versatile than camp stoves that only run on one type of fuel.For the backpacker who wants to travel light, this stove is a good option. The stove itself is very light and folds into a compact package. Sterno fuel doesn't weigh much either.
i use a standard alcohol stove in it..instead of Sterno...works great..when i run out of alcohol..i use wood..great stove..plenty of room also on grill so you don't spill your pots over! !
This past weekend I got a nice swedish torch going (absolute best way to cook outdoors, imo. Go look it up on youtube :) and put the stove on top to use as a cooking surface. The fire got so hot that it actually melted the stove in less than 5 minutes!Anyway, I'll probably still buy another as a replacement. In the cases where I can't find wood big enough to make a swedish torch, this will still be my preferred method of cooking.
Durable folding stove. Easy to configure and use. The Sterno fuel is clean and reliable to use. A must for camping or survival.
The stove+fuel is heavier than other backpacking alternatives, and it has sharp edges that can damage other packed items. It also will not stay folded and when packed after use will transfer sooty residues to other packed items.
Lightweight, seems pretty sturdy, I was looking around for a stove that I can use without any fuel in case I run out, that will block the wind, that will not tip over, big enough cooking surface but yet compact, this is it...
Bought this one for our bug out bag. Can use any fuel you want to &#34;get cooking&#34;. Works well (as it shoud) with the Sterno cans. As others have noted, the design does not allow for a perfect fold down. However, as compact and useful as the unit is, we may be nit picking a little.
Answer: yes