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[Ross]

Have not seen anything posted on these guys, so will post some info. Was looking for a cylinder stove for my new setup. I had a small kifaru box stove for my supertarp and it just wasn’t big enough to do much. You continually had to stoke it. After checking on various options I decided on the 18 inch stove from LiteOutdoors. So far very impressed. I ordered on the 4th and received on the 8th. Selling points for me.
1. A large door opening. This simply allows larger wood in the stove so a longer burn.
2. It offers a baffle to moderate efficiency if wanted.
3. It is very lite for an 18 inch stove. 2 pounds 8oz with 8 ft pipe
4. It is very well thought out and crafted down to the four small screw in legs that are angled for support.

Have not burned it yet and will do so when the new tipi arrives. Just another option we have

 

[William Hanson (live2hunt)]

They make a great stove. A bit heavier than some options but you can get good burn times.

Live2hunt custom shelters

 

[mrbillbrown]

Love the large door for loading wood but found it also leaves a big opening for embers to pop out. When i tried to shut the door and control the embers it would starve for air and rattle the door. Never quite figured out how to balance the rattle vs embers coming out to get me and sold my LO Stove. Haven’t had the same problem with my Smith Cylinder Stove.

 

[handwerk]

I've been using mine for 2 years and have been very happy with it.

 

[LIWolverine]

Pretty impressed with mine as well. Took me a couple days to figure out how to not burn us out of the Redcliff. Once I figured that out it was pretty dang near perfect.

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[mfllood3800]

Have not seen anything posted on these guys, so will post some info. Was looking for a cylinder stove for my new setup. I had a small kifaru box stove for my supertarp and it just wasn’t big enough to do much. You continually had to stoke it. After checking on various options I decided on the 18 inch stove from LiteOutdoors. So far very impressed. I ordered on the 4th and received on the 8th. Selling points for me.
1. A large door opening. This simply allows larger wood in the stove so a longer burn.
2. It offers a baffle to moderate efficiency if wanted.
3. It is very lite for an 18 inch stove. 2 pounds 8oz with 8 ft pipe
4. It is very well thought out and crafted down to the four small screw in legs that are angled for support.




I think Brennen has a great attitude towards helping customers.

I ordered the baffle and screen arrestor for mine. Baffle increases burn times.
Brennen also sells titanium sheeting so if a guy wanted to make a 12" using the end plates you already have- you could do that too.

I use this in a redcliffe too and it is way more than needed
I got it cause I thought it was the easiest of the stoves out there to set up.

 

[gdog]

Pretty impressed with mine as well. Took me a couple days to figure out how to not burn us out of the Redcliff. Once I figured that out it was pretty dang near perfect.

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I see those springs you added....work well?

 

[mfllood3800]

I saw them too, I will try this, keeps it tight without over torqing and wrinkling the stove pip port area.

 

[gudspelr]

I ordered some materials from him to make my own and he was great to deal with. He helped me out and answered some questions I had. I wouldn’t hesitate to order from him again.

Jeremy

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

I see those springs you added....work well?

He didn't add them, that's the new style rods that come with the stove.

 

[gdog]

He didn't add them, that's the new style rods that come with the stove.

"New style"....so they eliminated the wing nuts and added locking nuts and springs?

 

[Ross]

The springs are awesome the tension created allows no wing nuts simply get the tab over the end and it tightensVery nice

 

[LIWolverine]

I see those springs you added....work well?

This is the new style. They came with it. I over tightened them when I first got it so it’s a little wrinkled but I figured it out.


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[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

"New style"....so they eliminated the wing nuts and added locking nuts and springs?

Yep, I didn't know it until mine showed up last summer that way which was a pleasant surprise.

 

[Skeeter]

I like this little stove and think their are a lot of pros to its design. So far my only complaint would be how the body of the stove will warp, especially around the stove pipe hole. Even with the damper seated on the rods to support the pipe weight, and not over tightening the rods, you will still get some warpage/dents. Mostly aesthetic, but worth noting. I haven’t noticed this problem as much with the box design stoves. I also think the SO box stove assembles faster for me.