(Part 1/2) Firebox Nano Gen 2 Titanium Stove - Real Life Review

[@Gadget.Review]

Firebox Nano Stove (Titanium): amzn.to/44XvHyF Firebox Nano Stove (Stainless Steel): amzn.to/45YdPo7

[@anthonychihuahua]

Nooooo!!! 😭😭😭 Please only buy from Mr Steve Despain, FBS creator, and his Firebox Stove Warehouse in Utah! 😉👍

[@rickybritton7212]

Outstanding Review Brother 👏 Great Job Cooking, It Blows my mind the creative thinking Steve has, I can't wait for the New Pot and the New Square cast iron pans, again Great Review. Sincerely your freind from Mo Rick and God Bless you 🙏 and your family and God Bless America 🙏 🇺🇸 and God Bless all of the Great Veterans and First Responders 🙏 🇺🇸

[@Gadget.Review]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and feedback it means a lot to me. Yes this little stove has been fun to work with!

[@NZComfort]

Have had one for a while now. You can use this as a wood stove, burner stove stand (firebox makes the burner), and alcohol stove stand (boundless voyage and trangia stoves work). I recommend and enjoy it!

[@Gadget.Review]

Thanks for sharing!

[@AtomicBleach]

A little tip. use two-three smaller longer sticks in the feed holes. And keep some larger chunked pieces. The smaller sticks will make the most heat for searing, and the chunked pieces thrown in there will turn into coals for later lower heat applications.

[@Gadget.Review]

Thanks for the tips.

[@anthonychihuahua]

I call myself a Firebox FanBoy, lol! So I was pleasantly pleased to watch this video in my recommendations 👍

[@Gadget.Review]

Thank you

[@winterlightstudios4340]

Ooh, a FryBake! Cool.... You don't see those often! Though they're great... well, frybakes.

[@Gadget.Review]

I’ve been liking it so far.

[@walkerone9833]

Have 2 SS versions. The black wind block is ridiculous to get the pins in. I use it as hot pot holder. I use aluminum foil as a wind break. Also, if you line the case w/aluminum foil it will help keep the case from turning black. Cut a piece of hardware cloth to fit the bottom and it will burn wood pellets easily. Just drizzle some hand sanitizer over the top of the pellets and you are good to go! I cut 3" diameter branches into 3" lengths...split it 4 ways and you can place them on end in the burn chamber with a hole in the center for your fire starter and fine twig or two to light. Many vids on this. Nice vid! Enjoyed watching.

[@Gadget.Review]

Glad that you enjoyed this video and thanks for sharing your tips and thoughts here! Yes I completely agree with you on the windshield, definitely not a big fan, in fact I later on talked about this in the part 2 of this review kzbin.info/www/bejne/apm2kJKOeql4eqM interesting tip about lining the case with foil to stop it from turning black, it's a good idea. BTW I never thought about using hand sanitizer and pellet to help get this thing going, makes sense though.

[@AquaTech225]

Yeah I cut my carbon felt up For other things. An just bought a msr windscreen that goes with the wisperlite stoves. It’s a soft but very heavy duty like foil. Was able to cut that one windscreen in 2 an make two out of it.

[@Gadget.Review]

@@AquaTech225 I've heard about some folks complaining about getting cut by those windscreens, have you had that problem yourself?

[@ThomasGrillo]

Thanks for sharing this. that's a very cool, little stove! :)

[@Gadget.Review]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

[@jerrycollins4893]

Well done!

[@mclostinthewoods]

I've been using the Nano Ti for about 5 years and love it. I use it primarily for individual cooking on the trail. I did pick up a Firebox Freestyle a couple years ago and find it coming with me most of the time now. Only slightly heavier than the Nano, but larger and more versatile. I really like it a lot. Highly recommend checking ut out.

[@Gadget.Review]

Thank you, it does look very versatile. It looks like they have the titanium version now, I may consider this as the next item to be added to my collection.

[@JuneLaing-co7yg]

Great reviews!

[@Gadget.Review]

Thank you for the feedback and I’m glad that you enjoyed it!

[@kevinahern7818]

Awesome!!

[@carls.6746]

i have the ss one and ive only used it once so far. i learned that you need to use very dry wood in it and nothing even kinda green, crisp clean snap breaks only. the wood i used was from a fallen mostly dead branch that had been sitting in the summer heat for a few weeks and when broken some fibers where still connected. every time i put the pan on it would snuff it out and i needed to keep using a pocket bellows to maintain enough heat to keep going. i must say there was one thing that truly disturbed me about your video, and that was how hot you let that moka pot get

[@Gadget.Review]

Thanks for sharing your experience here, you are absolutely right about using very dry wood really helps to get fire going. I got this since December 2022, been mostly using the alcohol stove with it, it’s only recently that I have started experimenting with using wood fire and it’s been fun so far, my kids love helping me gathering twigs to build fire with this thing as well.

[@HHashi]

Good spot re the moka pot, but isn't that why it has a pressure release valve on the side? To me it looked like a case of not being screwed on all the way, rather than a build up of too much pressure?

[@Gadget.Review]

@@HHashi yeah you are right, I didn’t screw it all the way in .

[@ahbenjamin2889]

Which Trangia model did you use? Great video.

[@Gadget.Review]

amzn.to/44ED9A0 this is the model

[@lisalisa-ge4ic]

what brand coffee percolator is yours?

[@Gadget.Review]

Alessi by Aldo Rossi

[@paradyne1T101]

Here's a challenge for you..Firebox Nano vs Emberlite Fireant!

[@Gadget.Review]

That would be an interesting comparison, I can add that to the list of things to review in the future