This is my fav. alcohol stove system. I use the 750 ml pot w/bail handle. Fits perfectly and the stand will block wind in the low teens quite well. I will use tin foil around it if windier. For larger dia. pots I place (2) three sided tent stakes (Walmart) over the top of the pot stand and (for me) I place the Toaks D103mm 550ml bowl to heat food in so I can keep the 750 for boiling water only. Heats great and the 3 sided stakes are more than enough to let the fuel burn efficiently w/o going out. Did I say the stand nests in the 750 w/the stove fuel and more. And, the 750 will nest in the 550 bowl. 6 yrs and going strong.

Thank you. Almost went with the 1300 cook kit. But after seeing this short, bought the 1100 instead with the D118 bowl. Good to see that Toak's still makes these products. But sadly, no more coating on the handles.

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@ Toaks any tips for reducing the soot on the pot? ie getting a cleaner burn

Je préfère la methode _feu de bois_ à l' _alcool_ ou encore au _gaz._ Ainsi cela m'évite de m'encombrer du combustible de mon réchaud. Et pour celles qui doutent encore, savez-vous que le *titane* est l'un des matériaux les plus *solide* et difficile à déformer. Ce n'est pas une raison pour ne pas prendre soin de son matériel mais pour dire à quel point c'est solide : *vous pouvez même nettoyer vos popotes en titane dans le feu, sans rien abîmer* (stériliser et nettoyer les restes de nourriture rester éventuellement coller au fond de la casserole, sans rien abîmer). Pour cela, il suffit de placer vos récipients de cuisine au milieu du foyer du feu, une bonne vingtaine de minutes. Pour celles que ça intéresse, vous pouvez voir des tutos en anglais sur youtube. Le titane est peu malléable (manque d'élasticité), il supporte sans broncher jusqu'à 600° et garde de bonnes propriétés pour des températures cryogéniques. Ce n'est pas pour rien qu'on choisit ce matériau pour les blindages, pour les avions, les constructions de fusée et pour la géothermie en général.

6:24 lol tout le bois... Vous en avez déjà mis au début (1:09). Vous avez prévu de faire du feu pour 3 semaines ^^ Chauffer de l'eau ne prend que 3 min, vous auriez pu mettre la casserole plus tôt sur le réchaud, sans avoir besoin de gaspiller tout ce bois. De plus, le réchaud garde bien la chaleur si vous le placez correctement à l'abri du vent. Il n'est donc pas nécessaire d'utiliser autant de bois juste pour chauffer de l'eau ;)

Room for any stove?

fire goes in all directions, too wild

Absolutely love this dynamoc little set!

Dp video of 1300ml pot/pan

Can you use on open fire

Can you use 1300 ml pot on open fire

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Does the base get hot to the point it can cause heat damage to the surface it’s on.

what pan is that?

I was wondering if anyone else has a 1100ml pot and pan with only two lines on the side? I have a 750ml pot and all the measurement lines clearly make sense but the two in the 1100ml only read 04 and 08? Can't find videos on this and was wondering what they meant?

Will the pan fit over the bowl?

found on: “ simon, a bloke in the woods” channel from UK. youtube

Overpriced

Sweet! Thank you

i dont see why you needed a big canister, bring the small canister and you have more room for stove and such

Looks like a LOT of heat is wasted, it might be handy do design a pot that has some ring at the bottom that redirects all the heat back to the middle where the pot is located. Just a ring that blocks heat to escape to the sides of the pot will do I guess.

You missed a trick ;) the 550 D95 with lid fits inside the 550 D103 (no lid) fits inside the D115 with lid.

Is that a public Table?

The maxpedition 12x5 bottle holder can fit 120mm or slightly more, It can fit the entire half gallon ozark trail bottle and that is 4.75" and it zips exactly on the lid perfect fit. anyway 120mm is a hair smaller than 4.75" so this should fit.

With 750 ml toaks bag can i use to store both?

i'm sure my brain is having a sever lapse of judgement, but can you fit the alcohol stove kit combo thingo, with the firewood stove as well, or do they not fit inside one another? because honestly having a little fire pit around even if not for cooking sounds like a ton of fun to me.

Toaks Titanium small wood burning stove...can this stove be used with out adding the top part and using a separate pot stand? Would you try it...and make a video of you doing it... I'll

Se puede hacer una en casa usando latas.??.es muy buen video.!!

good choice getting this stove the more I watch it burning the more I want one. 🤠

Do you know if the 750 will fit into a GSI Glacier cup?

Best video TOAKS Titanium.

Anyone know if the 1100ml Pot and Pan fit inside a Maxpedition 12”x5” bottle holder? Dimension on the 1100ml says 4” 1/2 or 4” 3/8.

What is smaller pot setup for double boiler? 900ml to big for me

Where should I buy it?

Will the 750 ml fit on the bottom and over the top of a 36 oz nalgene ?

The LOUD FUNKY music just puts me off. And, yes, I am a Toaks product user.

Newspaper. In the backcountry. Still, good demo. Well shot.

It is a bad design. You put a bigger pot without those sticks, and what happens? I've seen many bad stands, this is just one. the burn gases need come out, also without any isolating less restricting stands. Alcohol stoves need a stand and then also a windscreen for any pot size. Usually they are not combined and should not be.

Would you please let me know the dimensions of each peace of this pot stand? Thank you .

That could have been produced to watch. In. Less than 5 minutes... loading one stick at a time and ripping paper to shreds?

I have the 550ml Light pot with lid is there a 750ml one, i can put my 550ml inside?

Like watching grass grow or paint dry. Would it kill ya to say a little something about it.

I’m vibing on my 750ml cup. Now I’m thinking I need the frying pan, spoon and gasifier stove now... I’ll be doing a review on the cup soon.

Thanks.✌

Do you think it would work if you only used 3 of the sides put together to create a sort of triangular shape ?

They always make the side air flow holes way to big on these type of things and it hurts wind blocking. They could have easily made the holes half the size they are. Would have blocked much more wind and still allowed plenty of airflow for the burner.

Yeah, less expensive spirit burners can be found on Ebay that work just as well. They may not bloom as quickly, but boil times are equivocal.

Try it with the BRS 3000T. It's very small.

I have this gem of a stove. It cranks out a ton of heat! The cross bars are necessary. The filling window is not huge, break your fuel up finer to keep it roaring. It can be overfilled, losing valuable gasses that could have been burned. If you have lots of smoke once it is going, slow down the refill rate. The stove is tippy. Watch your load! There is a need for a taller windscreen or shelter from wind to avoid losing heat. Pure hardwood charcoal lumps , not briquettes) burn at over 500° and last longer than dry twigs and wood chips. You will refill less often. You can scavenge charcoal from old fires for free heat. Stove can be sooty after use. You can burn it clean in fireplace embers. What an amazing stove.