- It's a stove

- It's a food warmer

- It's a slow cooker

- Pot stand for alcohol stoves

- It's 4 stoves in 1

Pot Stand Extender:   (available for $4.95 (set of 4) **)

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On calm days this helps with venting the fumes and smoke by creating an extra gap between the top of the stove and bottom of the cooking pot.

NOTE: If there's a breeze you will not need the Pot Stand Extender! However, always use the Pot Stand Extender when using an alcohol stove (described below).

This is our latest version of our the pot stand extender. Take our 4 clips and slide them over the top rim of the can with the screw placed on the inside of the rim. Slide them all the way down, resting flat on the rim. Flip the pincher arms over so they rest against the wall of the can. Be sure to position them evenly spaced around the top rim for stability. The screws should point slightly inward when sitting on the rim.

Pot Stand For Alcohol Stoves:   (included with purchase, excluding stakes and alcohol stove)

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The top part of the stove also serves as a windscreen and pot stand for alcohol stoves. Place the Pot Stand Extender evenly spaced around the the top rim. Slide two tent stakes or pieces of wire coat hanger though the holes on the side of the stove and through the matching holes on the opposite side.

Drop in the supplied base lid through top opening (or push in from the bottom) resting on the two support rods.

Place your alcohol stove on the lid and carefully fill with 2 tablespoons* of denatured alcohol. Wipe your hands before lighting the stove removing any split fuel. Place our 4 Cup Mug/Cooking Pot on top then light the burner and start cooking.

NOTE: Always use the pot stand extender (shown above) with alcohol stoves.

Backup Alcohol Stove:   (available for $4.95 **)

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We also offer a backup alcohol stove with a fuel storage bottle. When the weather turns bad and the wood supply is to wet to start a fire, then this is a must have item. This is a simple open burner design that can be used with our windscreen and pot stand (listed above). It performs like a champ, it can boil 2 cups of water using only 2 tablespoons* of denatured alcohol.

Food Warmer:   (included with purchase)

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The bottom part of the stove can be used as a food warmer. Place the bottom half of the stove on the ground and fill with hot coals from your camp fire. Then place your mug/cooking pot on top. Now it's a food warmer or slow cooker.

You can adjust the space between the screws and bottom of the pot for better performance.

Aluminum Mug/Cooking Pot:   (available for $6.00 **)

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Here's an excellent upgrade. It's a 4 cup aluminum mug that weighs only 3.3 oz. The Compact Wood Stove fits perfectly inside for storage. Why bring extra cooking pots when you're on the trail, use this light weight mug for both drinking and cooking.

Mug holds 40 ounces (4 cups) of liquid and weighs only 3.3 oz

Stoking Tube:   (available for $4.95 **)

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Use a stoking tube. It's made from small diameter plastic tubing with a hollow metal tip inserted in one end. This helps the fire grow. Place the end with the metal tip into one of the air intake holes (on the bottom of the stove) and blow using your mouth through the other end, increasing the air flow into the stove, stoking the fire. This will help the fire grow. This is a must have item!