Burning wood sticks in a Clikstand

[Solohike74]

Hey I have the Clikstand stainless steel, it seems quite robust for my spirit burner. I'm thinking of using it as an improvised wood stove on some trips, using small sticks. Thoughts?

[Solohike74]

Bump.

[Franco]

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/archiv ... 22041.html

[Onestepmore]

Jim from Adventures in Stoving mentions it towards the end of this article as a fuel choice, but says he hasn't used it himself this way
http://adventuresinstoving.blogspot.com ... stand.html

Another UK post to add to the one in the post above
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/archiv ... 684df07222

Have you considered suspending something like a Gram Cracker (or MYOG version) with some thin wire from the round holed platform to suspend a Hex tablet?
Depends it you're looking for an alternative to carrying metho/alcohol, or specifically want to use wood

I've got a little ti Pocket Stove that's been fun to play around with (2nd bottom row in my link from Backpackinglight UK) but I've not taken it out hiking yet
A lot of the Brits seem to use the Honey Stove with wood as well
I have a small grill top too
Maybe do a little reading about these small wood stoves to give you some ideas how you can adapt or use your Clickstand?
http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/wood- ... es/page/0/

NB the Backpackinglight UK store gives very good comunication and service and fast inexpensive postage

Hmm, taking my mother in law out on a nice easy 10 km walk tomorrow down the Boxvale Track near Mittagong - I might take the Pocket Stove for tea break at the lookout (and the jetboil as a backup!) It's not NP so wood fire should be fine. I'l take some pics.

Can you post pics of the Clickstand and twigs if you try it out?

[Onestepmore]

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If that's the case I think I need a better hairdo for my avatar.....

[Onestepmore]

Post made in 'Equipment' re the Pocket Stove

Let us know how you make out with the Clickstand?