They Forgot Something - Weird Wood Burning Stove From OneTigris

They Forgot Something - Weird Wood Burning Stove From OneTigris - OneTigris Titanium Mini Wood Stove

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This is one weird wood burning stove....
OneTigris has a number of wood stoves which they offer including one that I considered to be rather poor, the Splicing Stove. Check out my review of that stove if you are interested in why I disliked it so much.
Anyways, this is their Titanium "Mini" Stove that's not really small; I purchased this to see whether or not I would like it more than the stove that I just mentioned.
This is a first look and field test....
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OneTigris Titanium Mini Wood Stove :
Dimensions :
Stored : 8.3” x 7.5” x 0.4”
Setup: 7.7” x 6.7” x
Materials : 1mm Titanium
Weight : 14.6oz with the storage bag
Price : $50
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@Coolness59 Рік тому

You could also use your Dremel tool to cut notches that will allow the supports to be moved in a bit. Maybe you could contact One Tigris and recommend that they modify the stove to add a feeding port as well as two sets of notches to accommodate various pot sizes. Thanks again for an excellent review. 👍🏻

@scottbaron121 Рік тому

Here's the thing: I don't WANT to have to re-design a thing I just paid $50 for. You could do EXACTLY what you suggest OR you could just buy a better designed wood stove. I agree with your suggestion about Luke contacting One Tigris. MAYBE they'll listen to him. He clearly knows more than whoever designed this $hit-show.

@formetuno Рік тому

Would be super cool to see you come out with your own brand. I think you could really turn up the heat in this industry! 🔥💯👍

@stevesmith8854 Рік тому

THIS is a really good idea!

@grizeldagrimm3698 Рік тому

Brilliant idea 💡 you have been reviewing camping gear and discovering both good and bad points for YEARS 👍

@vikingslayer34 Рік тому

I was thinking the same thing. Good idea.

@amarok5486 Рік тому

Would kinda defeat the agenda free.

@tmvnv Рік тому

So true he will have excellent execution as well 👍

@cynthiajohns0n442 Рік тому

I'd buy it. Wouldn't be a problem cutting one of the Tiger heads out. I like how small it is in the bag. May get one for camping next month. Thanks Luke😊

@RavenRedwood Рік тому

Hearing "the first big winter storm of the season... finally" in the middle of February was very unexpected. I felt that 😪 hope you get some beautiful snow bro ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

@Paul-AustinTX Рік тому

You could also cut a couple more notches in the pot holders, to move them further to the corners for larger pots, or put two parallel to each other for smaller containers. I'm amazed at how Luke can spot issues with a product after just one test. Where are the manufacturers' design and testing departments?!!

@bmwman63 Рік тому

Crazy. Kind of feels like having their logo on all three sides took priority over a feeding port. Great review.

@CitizenDaveUK Рік тому

As an alternative I would recommend the Fire-Maple Maverick Camping Wood Stove, it's also triangular, folds down flat and does have a feeding port.

@russelllieser4226 Рік тому

I like the square stove.

@azclaimjumper Рік тому

I use & prefer my Soto Windmaster over any alternatives as a heat source for cooking.

@hypo345 Рік тому

@@azclaimjumperI love my SOTO Windmaster but if the gas runs out one is f@@@@@

@linh8997 Рік тому

Why, when I was your age, we just used a #10 can and a pinch type can opener! :-)

@SooperNerdie Рік тому

I purchased a Vargo Titanium stove a few years ago that suffered from the same problem, but in the opposite place. The bottom plate had holes, but the walls didn't. Luckily, it did have a hinged door to feed fuel into, that could be left open. The stove was great but I watched a YT video where someone ended up drilling ventilation holes into the sides of it, which I mimicked, and it works even better! It's crazy how these "outdoor" companies don't think of things like that. Aside from that minor flaw, I love that stove and still use it 6+ years later.

@aaronspeasl5731 Рік тому

This stove seems like a good design but I think a custom cut "grill" for the top of it would be very useful, such as a bushcraft style over the coals grill. Thanks for the vids Luke, always a pleasure.

@anywhereroam9698 Рік тому

I like my Firebox Titanium stove. It’s folding with a hinge which makes it really easy to pack and unpack.

@mark53123able Рік тому

Ya firebox stoves are awesome. I love mine.

@00Klingon 11 місяців тому

I appreciate all you do on this channel. I always enjoy seeing useful mods of gear so look forward to seeing what you come up with.

@kevinmccarthy6718 Рік тому

I see that as a practical solution of adding feed port. OneTigris could add fourth wall with feed port, add square bottom plate. That way would have 3 or 4 sided stove. I guess would also need change in the pot stands too. Keep up good work!

@ronaldrose7593 Рік тому

Hello 👋 Luke, thank you for sharing another great, unbiased review. You always do a great job. Stay safe out there. 🤗 👋

@paulfisher4293 Рік тому

Agree with your comments, a good review. As for sitting your mug/cup on it, try using a 'Stanley cookset for 2' mug. Use this regularly when at work, good bit of kit BUT very small diameter base, a good test piece. Even tricky on a bcb fire dragon ( before being tweeked with multitool) Appreciate all your reviews, observations are useful and spot on 👍

@saber1able Рік тому

A place to feed wood to the fire would be nice but, depending on what I am using it for, it isn't a deal breaker. It packs flat, weighs less than 1lbs, has plenty of airflow, is big enough to accommodate all but the smallest pots & pans that a person would most likely bring on a trip into the backwoods and it's reasonably priced. It may not be for thru hiking with very small cooking pots, but it seems like it would be good for shorter excursions on foot, backwoods camping or canoe trips.

@randytate2250 Рік тому

Master Luke, l like the idea of creating your own version of a stove like this, but also heard you mention a gasifier stove, any good economical one to recommend. As always, to me your the best person out there that gives I believe the most honest advice on products on the market. Thank you little brother for keeping me young, and keep your videos coming.

@soniayoung7531 Рік тому

Great video thanks for sharing stay blessed and safe

@adpentinc 9 місяців тому

Terrific review and of course I agree with all you've said, Luke. Remember that machining Titanium with a Dremel Tool will not be easy, so keep that in mind.

@PlayaSinNombre Рік тому

Thanks for the review.

@suezaple4950 Рік тому

I prefer my überleben stoker flat pack wood burner which cost around the same price , it is 14L x 14W x 15.9H Centimetres made in the USA, have you reviewed it as yet , has a large port to feed the stove. Thanks for your review appreciated and always great to watch . Ontario, Canada

@seanadams2391 Рік тому

Thanks Luke. Stove seems not very good. Firebox is the way to go. Trangia compatible too!

@stuarthatton1973 Рік тому

Great first review 👍 can't wait to see the next one especially if you make a feed hole in the side, I definitely think you should design your own and market it , i think with your knowledge you'd make an outstanding stove

@btrswt35 Рік тому

I agree with what was said here. Any wood stove needs a feeding port. One design I like the looks of is the Richard Outdoor Fire Trough Stove. Think about it, wood is in a long narrow form factor. A trough or rectangle makes more sense than square, hexagon, or triangle.

@billbudd99 Рік тому

Luke, It doesn’t look that large having only 3 sides . Anyway, that’s up for opinion, but it does break down flat . It seems the design should have been a hinged door port on one of the 3 sides . So you could feed it, light it & close it. The idea you have of just cutting a access port out permanently brings to point with then 2 sides pushing the fire tender out the weakest link that you cut out & a safety issue with fire falling out because it’s design is basically a stackable feed system, & not a side load system. That idea would work on a 4 side system but defeats the triangle design. As far as the removable 3 piece racks, again you could use a bigger pot & eliminate the 3 pieces. The perfect deign would be 2 triangle bottom pieces , one as is for the bottom & hinged to the bottom so it folds up being connected to the bottom pieces . Also , who wants to pay $40 bucks & then have to cut titanium . A lot of sugar for a dime “Anyway, don’t cut it , you review as is which is what you do. Let them revise the prototype. Thanks for the review. I certainly won’t buy one ! based on your review. Rather use an mre stove!

@terrym1065 Рік тому

Literally a "twig" stove. Feeding is the caveat here, without the mentioned modification, it's very limited to size of material being burned and having to remove the container to do so is a con. With the modification the whole stove becomes a much better option, bigger/longer fuel materials can be used and no removal of the container is a plus. This is an almost DIY stove, many mods needed to bring it into practicality. Easy fixes but one shouldn't have to. Nice first look Luke👍 Keep em' coming....

@gigi3242 Рік тому

Thanks for the video. Take care, be well

@Coastal.Redwood.Homestead Рік тому

This is so awesome I’ve been waiting for you to review wood stoves I honestly believe in all your reviews and I won’t buy one until I get your feedback thank you so much and look forward to you reviewing tent stoves hopefully soon 😌

@JohnPaul-gh1fh Рік тому

Please do some Firebox Stove reviews too..! I use my Gen 1 a lot.. Owned it for nearly 10 years..Still folds.. I've even been abusive to it, by instantly dropping it into the snow to quick cool it.. Still works like a champ, and it is made in the USA!

@MyVikinglife Рік тому

My Gen 1 Firebox stove doesn't have a feed port like the later versions do, so it's a 'top loader' too. To light it I drop a fire-lighter of some kind in lit then put the stage one twigs in. I guess the same would work for that one.

@canadianobserver5552 Рік тому

I use the Vargo ti wood stove.. and i've found that splitting 4" wood into quarters, cut at the height of the stove... standing them up with space between then dropping the sticks in the cracks between them... a top down light is the usual way to light them, which requires a bit of thought beforehand... overall, i think that that stove would be very versatile , food for thought, the drawback of these stoves, is that they burn up quick... hence cutting a port might amplify that problem... using wood thats cut to the height, aprox 1 1/2" to 2" square and hardwoods... cherry, birch, maple preferred... black locust(pseudoacacia) makes excellent wood for these stoves, as well as hawthorn (cratagus spp.) they burn a long time with a lot of heat.. also the black locust will burn green... not ideal, but paired with dry wood, burns just fine...

@Raaandy Рік тому

That's like something a student would make in shop class in High School. It CAN work, but it's not great.

@rickyjessome4359 Рік тому

Great review Luke! It's not a bad looking stove over all. But like you said.. they screwed up not putting in a simple loading port. Cheers

@pedroclaro7822 Рік тому

Hey Luke! Awesome review as always. I would love to see you review some of the Picogrill products. I've contacted them suggesting that they send you the products, lets hope they hear me and get in touch with you. :) I'd also like to see the Robens cookery pro or the Endurance Lava 400 stove (or the Alocs CW-C05 despite being a knockoff). They could use some Exposure as their products are great.

@tnpis4me Рік тому

Great video! I agree you should design your own stove! Keep up the great work

@Spikedpistachio Рік тому

Despite its drawbacks, it seems like a good large frying pan stove. Of course, the first thing I’d do is cut a feeding port.

@vic2265 Рік тому

More and more I am finding that while 1 Tigris started out with some decent products that most of the new stuff is nowhere near what it used to be. Many problems and not thought out designs are what it seems todays One Tigris is turning out to be. I have not purchased anything from them recently and do not think I will as there are many other option for far less money that work evry bit as good and for price point can be replaced multiple times before I hit 50 bucks. Great Video Luke and would seriously be a buyer of a product line of Outdoor Gear that you produced. I really do think you would give the industry a serious run for their money.

@JoeHamRadioGuy Рік тому

Great review. That looks pretty cool I think user modified like you said cut out one or more of the tiger heads for feeding and it would be ok. Just have to know being a larger stove requires a larger pot not a small one.

@JefferyHall-ct2tr Рік тому

A interesting stove! I like triangular designs, but for some reason designers don't take into account that solo campers won't necessarily be using large pots on them. I have the stainless model of the Clikstand stove and the pot supports are made into the sides. A Toaks or similoar 750 won't fit on those and would have to sit directly on the trangia burner, So I drew up a simple design for them that is actually about the same as on the One Tigris stove, but will allow small pots to sit on my clikstand.

@kristijanaleksovski9140 Рік тому

You should do more stove reviews besides the tent reviews exelent job so far great content lots and lots of great advice for camping and such keep up the great work that you are doing

@gordonball2293 Рік тому

In my humble opinion if you spend fifty bucks on a twig burner from a company that is supposed to be outdoors and camping centric. It should be well thought out and have no need of a Dremel tool to make it right. It should come with a convenient feeding port and an assortment of slots on the top to accommodate different sized cookware. I tend to agree with one of the other commenters, you should come out with your own line of products, to fill al the holes in quality and deficiencies found in all the other product lines on the market. You would be filthy rich and the rest of us wouldn't keep wasting money on lesser products. As usual great and thorough review.

@KizmoJr Рік тому

I think a feed port cut out of the edge would work good. Like a couple triangle cuts on 2 of the edges of the walls. The air holes would stay intact. Another modification that might bring this up a notch is the the top having some sort of plate that directs the flames toward the center to address the issue of leaking out the triangle points.

@scottbaron121 Рік тому

Oh...and as always...thanks for the review, Luke!!!

@joeyabbott1065 Рік тому

Awesome review budd👍

@danielpaquette1597 Рік тому

I love your content, do you have a link to your current recommendations for outdoor gear?

@bobmarcus8370 Рік тому

Hi, Luke, thanks for another fine video. The 3 sided design is interesting, but they missed the mark with this one

@alexanderweaver7066 Рік тому

Yes, cut a hole for feeding the fuel. I forget who sells two sizes of grates for these stoves. They come in a pouch. I use them to stabilize my pots on these type of stoves.

@allenstratton5399 Рік тому

Please modify with a feeding port and maybe some small holes in the base plate and see how it reacts :) thank you for the video and all your hard work

@NorthGeorgiaSurvival Рік тому

Hi, Luke. In addition to cutting a hole in one of the sides, I believe I would cut the notches for the three little tabs that make up the stove top surface deeper so that they are flush with the rest of the stove. It will proved better stability for the larger pots, as well as making it easier to rest your smaller items (like your 750ml cup) on one of the three corners. Just my two cents. Thanks for another great review!

@jparker4293 Рік тому

After you use it a few times as to get a better review, I would love to see it with a hole cut out. You are Awesome as always!!!

@jackvoss5841 Рік тому

Frankly, I think that a #10 can with “church key holes” around the bottom would work just as well. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

@deanhockenberry9268 Рік тому

I would place a slight bend in the pot supports to narrow the middle opening thus allowing a slightly smaller diameter pot to work. The downside is maintaining the bend in the storage pouch.

@hokudadog7637 Рік тому

Also Dremel closer notches for the pot support, so you can put the Toaks on! It is ridiculous that the don’t know their market, and what the most popular pots are

@sj-art Рік тому

I got a "Lixada" stove on Amazon. The stainless one is only $13. It doesn't have the silly lack of a hole to feed the wood in that this one you tried does. It is small enough for the Stanley 2 cup pot, or you can use larger ones on it too. It is possible to use with alcohol because it has a bowl along with a plate, and you can use fuel tabs as well and have them closer to the pot than you would want with wood. They even have a titanium one for $19. It folds down smaller than the one you tried too, about 4"x4" in the bag, but still flat.

@erlendhansen9246 Рік тому

A feeding hole is very important. I always try to keep the flames as low as possible in a oven like this to get as litle sot as possible on my pots. This is easy IF there is a low feeding hole.

@dominicbrooks93 Рік тому

You’ve definitely put on a good deal of muscle over the past few months.

@hammerhead2869 Рік тому

I had the same réaction when I Saw the lack of feeding port... Get the dremel and the cutting disk and make a cut on a side panel to feed it with wood while it burns. For the top, I guess a grid could be added to act as a BBQ and wire steel tent pegs could be used as supports for the pot. A few holes or notches on the top and that's all that'd be needed for that. It's a pity through that whoever designed it at One Tigris could not see the benefits of simple ideas. That being said I have to admit I like the form factor (especially when packed), the size and the look of that stove.

@stewartrv Рік тому

I think you should use it as an upside down fire. Try filling it and packing with bigger pieces and pack them in vertically leaving a small gap for the pot stands. Then light the fire on the top and let get a little bit established before you you the pot stands on. When I've done it this way on a similar (but square) stove I could cook on it for 30-40 mins without feeding the fire at all...

@barker316 Рік тому

Lighting a small esbit then feeding the sticks might make it easier.Nice review as always Luke

@UrbanGrrl69 Рік тому

Seems like a fairly decent stove but I agree with your thoughts on the feed hole and pot supports, heck yeah cut out a feed hole 😂

@Snowzeus Рік тому

Interesting. Thanks

@troyjenkins3886 Рік тому

Add some feed ports and fix the pot stands,be a cool stove.I still may pick one up because its pretty neat looking and im a stove junkie. lol

@ArielleViking Рік тому

Would be super kool to see you modify this and then compare with the before modification stove. 👍

@lindawoody8501 Рік тому

Yes, that tiger logo laser cut into the wall of the stove should be converted into a place for feeding fuel into the fire. You are correct. Guess this was someone who designed it to feature the laser cuts and be somewhat backpack friendly but is hard to feed. I would not purchase it.

@BulldogBadger Рік тому

I don’t mind a top loading twig stove tbh, usually the feeding ports are tiny and impractical anyways, I think If you load these properly its possible to get a 20 minute burn going

@davidboesenberg9712 Рік тому

If I had the stove, i would cut the feed hole. In addition, I would put a cut in the center of each pot support, then run an additional pot support between two of the existing pot supports, which would allow the use of a small pot.

@robertk4552 Рік тому

OneTigris just seems to produce cheaper alternatives on competitor designs. Just depends on if the savings are worth it. For this wood stove it isn't as versatile as the firebox I saved up a few months to pick up the titanium version which is like 3X more expensive than this. This is cheaper but also less versatile than some competitive brands. I also like to do more than just boil water so a more versatile light stove was worth it to me.

@lostsheep664866 Рік тому

I like it it does need a feeding port and also needs adjustment slots to hold smaller pots and stuff

@Overworkedunderpaid112 Рік тому

Can tell you been working out 💪🏻

@joangardner9917 Рік тому

I would never pay 50.00 dollars for this and then haft to cut a hole into it. Love your camping trips.

@marydunn2009 Рік тому

Thanks Luke for the video

@YetAnotherJohnDoe1776 Рік тому

I like the concept of the triangular footprint for stability. I also like that the price seems reasonable for what it is. I like that it packs flat. But personally it’s a hard pass for me, due to the awkward triangular firebox, lack of proper feeding ports, and no included grill for the top or bottom.

@whicks3 Рік тому

Right, the triangle shape allows heat to escape up the 3 corners. Backpacking wizards should be hired to design the products they use. Would be a lot cheaper than paying engineers to come up with issue plagued devices like this

@gregritchie9375 Рік тому

I don’t see an issue with the stove. Loading it is no different than my Solo Stove or Siege Stove. If I am going to be using 750 ml pots, I am going to use something like my Firebox Nano or Bushcraft Essentials pocket stove set up as a Swedish Torch.

@observationpostcharlie1365 Рік тому

Good morning Luke great video God bless my friend

@kuyaks Рік тому

you can also probably add a screen mesh type platform on top for smaller size cookware..

@toprun95 Рік тому

Nice music on the intro and exit

@bestestusername Рік тому

An optional grate on the top would be handy for smaller pots, toast etc. Definatly cut it.

@jameshoover492 Рік тому

Tbh, i don’t hate this. It looks like a decent sized portable fire box. The modification i would make, would be to take one of the pot stands, and create notches to allow it to attach to the other two pot stands. This would accommodate smaller pots offset, while giving a larger top loading feed port.

@DrChazKL0T Рік тому

It looks like there is good air flow. It looks durable. I like the strength of triangles. Would it work better with wide skillet?

@gillie-monger3394 Рік тому

Or maybe buy a 'Fire Maple'? It's triangular, has a cut out for fuel, a pot stand that accommodates various size pots, is stainless steel - oh and it's half the price too!

@Amy_McFarland Рік тому

Cut the hole AND add more slots on top to bring at least two of the pot holders closer together.

@sh4dowchas3r Рік тому

It seems like the lack of feed port is because they didn't want to program a second laser cutter pattern. Just cut everything the same. If they don't want to program a different pattern surely they could just stamp out the tiger head and maybe the OneTigris bit on every third place. Thereby giveing a couple of options for feeding

@warren6899 Рік тому

From South Africa add a thin trivit and cut a feeding port ... good to go... add a Trangia burner for secondary fuel option

@gweniawilliams6815 Рік тому

I think it needs to be a little bit smaller and yes, cut a hole in the side with the corners too much black smoke gets the pot a lot more black a lot more cleaning we don’t need to do that. Anyway, enjoy your video. Catch you on the next one.

@i.lu.452 Рік тому

Luke I would really like to know what do you think about Husky Flame 2 (extreme) tent.. It's an old tent but it would be awesome if you could test it!

@gunterbecker8528 Рік тому

When i buy a stove i expect it to be functional, have to think about this one. Thanks Luke

@laurenweisse9858 Рік тому

Love hearing the raven!

@robertmaxwell3220 Рік тому

I like the spiritual design of this as a firebox,but for cooking,it's the zen question:what is the sound of one hand clapping? I've got an older one Tigris wood stove,it's at least has a feed port.But they do more good than some companies.Stoves and tents are reputable!

@paulinemary975 Рік тому

Hey Luke. I wonder if u could puta small steel or titanium plate on top of the triangle I really like the design. Yes I guess needs feeding port Take care always great show. Hi Suzy

@stuartaminion511 Рік тому

could put a grill plate or screen over the top for the pots/cups to set on ? but that would make it so you could not feed fuel from top...ah the cut hole in side sounds even more the way to go for feeding fuel from side.

@mitsealb3609 Рік тому

This was great/useful.

@fredir3596 Рік тому

I use the Ti Emberlit stove. It’s perfect for the 750ml pots and my coffee maker. That thing looks like it would be better for group cooking.

@scotto825 Рік тому

Thanks for the review, appreciate all you do and test for us. This looks like a bad knockoff of the Firebox stove products that have been out for a number of years.

@AMX86 Рік тому

Being a bit of a tinkerer, I'd cut a feed port in one side and poke some holes in that bottom plate.

@ryans3340 Рік тому

Looks like you have been hitting the gym! 💪🏻💪🏻 keep it up.

@woolymittens Рік тому

I like your idea about the Dremel, but I'd cut notches in 2 panels at one of the points where the 2 adjacent panels touch, maybe 2 inches deep from just below the upper tab till just above the lower tab. That would form a very substantial feeding port without affecting the overall integrity of the panels. Also, bending a slight "V" into the pot supports would solve the problem of the opening being too large.

@Bigbacon Рік тому

Cut the corners off the bottom plate

@GoodkatNW Рік тому

There's also no way for the ash to drop out, so the longer you keep this running the more buildup you'll have...and no way to remove it aside from removing a panel.

@goodredman Рік тому

Could add a grate to top for a smaller size containers. Would be great to see you Dremel it. It’s unfortunate somebody would pay 50 bucks then have to intentionally put holes in it. I like the simplicity of the Swiss M 71

@brianmayo2209 Рік тому

How would the performance be with a Trangia type burner in it instead of wood? Thank you for keeping it honest.

@ChristianLieb Рік тому

That's a product similiar to the Bushbox from Germany, which comes in various sizes and is available in stainless steel as well as titanium. Although the Bushbox is much better thought through, it seems. I would recommend the Bushbox over this product without any second thought. When it comes to "drill a hole into the side to create a feeding hole" - this just states that the product is not designed properly and fails in the category "useability". Well, that is just my opinion, but there are other stoves that are much better, when it comes to design and functionality.