What are /out/ thoughts of this folding wood stove? I

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A pic with a canteen cup for some size references.

that actually looks really nice OP. i would use that stove.

pretty neat OP, congrats.

Lets see some in use and folded pics

>>762238
Me likey. More portable than a hobo stove.

Looks like a bushbox, check boil times and report back. My bushbox is garbage, it's. Way outperformed by a tin can with a few holes in the bottom.

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>>762240
>>762296

thanks anon

>>762249
>>762459
I will use it on the weekend, and if the thread is still up, i will report back boil times and some pics.

>it measures 1/4" thickness when folded.

>>762481
De dónde eres anon? Planeas venderlas?

>>762503
Soy de México anon, si pienso venderlas. Como la ves?

>>762533
Se ve buenísima. Pruébala, toma fotos o te haces un webm y nos muestras como funciona. Venden unas similares los chinos de ali que se llaman rover camel, para que te hagas una idea de los precios y les compitas. Puedes hacerle un descuento especial a los anons de /out/ y vendes más. Te deseo lo mejor anon. Exito.

>>762553
Gracias por salvarme de mi mediocridad. Voy aver la manera de comercializarlas de manera internacional.
El fin de semana traigo webm y fotos

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Don let this thread die, tomorrow i will upload some tests.

Bump for interest, if you were to sell them how much? $20 before shipping?

>>764688
Yes, i was thinking in something in the $20 -$22 price range.

>>764703
nice that's cheaper than bushboxes you can get on amazon

>>764793
thanks anon, hopefully it will work better than a bushbox

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Bump, now i have some results.
It bolied 1 liter of water in 15 minutes (without a lid)
It Almost didnt throw smoke and it burns the wood just to a few coals.

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This was all what Its lefts

Form follows function and its functional and looks cool. I want one.

>>762238
http://www.outdoorlegacygear.com/emberlit-folding-stainless-steel-stove.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjwvOC5BRCb_8yNmZ_ls9IBEiQACTz8viz_CFh6wk68RMLZmFWC-HQ2XpCvVN3_LoVJOIO2kkIaApoy8P8HAQ

>>766911
Thanks anon, i will post when the international ships are avalible

>>766912
do you actually think that i designed a stove without knowing what its in the market?

>>766925
Tranqui no te enojes, quizás te está diciendo cuál es el precio de tu competencia. Y es dos veces lo que pretendes. Te quedo buenísima hmno. Wena wena ;)

Very nice!

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>>766947
No me enojo anon, sólo que no sabía que pretendía el otro anon.

>>767124
thx

>>762238
i never liked this design.

i'm partial to the stoves that insert with your canteen cup.

but generally i just use a grid it's not hard to find rocks or wood to prop it it gives a big surface and little fuss. can be used on campfire over coals.

these stoves are just too limited.

>>769301
>grid
i mean small grill bars basically

>>769301
>>769304
But they are helpfull when you need to keep your fire contained. Under rain you can light that under a simple tarp and enjoy the sound of raindrops over it while you wait for your cowboy coffee to boil without noticing that you're just about to be bear raped.

>>769350
you can do the same with the nesting stoves and they require little to no assembly.
i can usually find enough rocks to make my fireplace never felt the need for tripods and stoves.

>>769430
>i can usually find enough rocks to make my fireplace

nice job destroying microbiotic ecosystems and scorching the earth wherever you go faggot