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These are the Kni-co wood stoves we talked about. I have 2 Trekker stoves & the Alaskan Stove. These are actually made in Wallowa, Oregon.

Thank you for this just bought my first knife and I knew about the oil but not the wax so thank you for this

Bought this 2 months ago! I am very pleased with it compared to the flat one from Jula. It has only one grit, but still made my axes sharp! This how ever, was a whole new level Of sharpness!!

Nice

Another big advantage is stability. No boiling contents perched precariously up on small canister or tripod base just waiting to be toppled by a wayward elbow or hand or unstable surface into your lap.

That’s the strangest Gin dispenser I’ve ever seen 😵‍💫😉

I ordered the 24" axe. Watched several demos. I wanted something that would fit on several backpacks. I also wanted an axe that I could depend on. I looked at several, but came back to this one. Thanks for all the good stuff.

Now that’s a beautiful handle, too bad they don’t make ‘em like they used to.

My take is if you’re gonna actually cook on it from scratch and for any length of time without being glued to it feeding it fuel all the time, get the XL, even if you’re just one person. I don’t know about the stainless steel but the titanium simply more or less burns clean so that’s nice as is the weight reduction. Also Canadian Outdoor Equipment are awesome and provide excellent service 👍👍👍 Bonus tip - if you have something like a classic bush pot - the small grill plate from the Bushbox will fit perfectly as a baking tray that lets heat travel through and around it - if you lay it on it’s side to bake bread. I like to put some small stones under it just to retain a stable heat environment and shield a bit from the direct heat. And the pot will rest comfortably on its side on top of the box with the curve of it between the iron girders.

Just bought a Cheery one in the garage sale.....oh yeah....🤟

very informative i would have never known

Nowthat is a proper video

Just ordered one this morning

I've never heard "Isle" pronounced like that. Very cool pack

Now I have to get one of these too. Sledge is great with that wedge from GB.

Why mix synthetic matrial with natural, makes no sense.

I just ordered one from COEC. Can not wait to get it. My second one. I got the Scandanavian forest axe first at COEC.

Thank you brother!

Arvika 5 star and all wood in my hood is toast..And the Oldgrowth even..best axe for folks that know how to split wood..

Everyone should have one , no gas !

In the US, isopropyl alcohol is most commonly found in 70% and 91% concentrations. 99% is available but harder to find.

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Is it full tank?

My trheads where stuck togheter so out it i vinegar for a week and then it came loose. Great video!

i love this guys videos smoth percise

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I like the simplicity of these types of stoves, and a person can get really good time for usable cooking heat, depending on how its loaded. With my other 5" wood burners I've taken appropriate sized (5" diameter or slightly under) sections of wood split into quarters with the stright edges towards the corners of my stoves curved sides facing towards the middle and place a lit fire starter down the middle with tinder filling the gaps and I have got close to an hour of cook time off one load and no constant feeding of the fire. Great investment for hiking and camping, the stainless steel version of this stove is on its way to me, ive developed an addiction to these types of stoves and now have a collection lol

I guess you could oil the stove than paper towel all the access off maybe, nice stoves, cheers🎉

Good information on traditional snowshoes

Extremely short and boring too short and not too informative. I hope RUclips doesn’t consider this a hate crime.😂

Thank you

I remember watching this three years ago when I was deciding which stove to buy for my bell tent. I went with the Packer and it's still going strong! Finally caved and bought the hot water tank so I'm excited to give that a try. Highly recommend these stoves! Not flashy by any means but they're well made and very durable.

Thx

I have one of these in Canley, Coventry. The 31" straight handle. Great axe.

Great overview, best I've seen by a long shot.

People, if you want a stove that won't rust or wear out in 2 years, look at Boreal Outdoor Innovations stove models. They have a baffle option that Kni-Co doesn't offer.

I'm trying to decide whether I want this one or the camp carver

When you put a canteen system like this in a canteen pouch, what do you do with the lid? Does it go in first and sit at the bottom of the pouch under the cup?

You should show the knife more instead of framing the video to primarily show the person speaking. Should pronounce Helle the right way, too.

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Thanks to Tim and the guys at COEC for picking me out a beauty. My knife came with the fit and finish of a $300.00 knife, go figure!!

Do a video on the CCS Tarp?

The fact you put a disclaimer at the start of this video is utterly hilarious.

Firebox rip-off, even the carry bags are using the same colors for the emblem and and lettering.

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Is it Findland knife like in the SISU movie, the Leuku knife ?

it goes too fast

Great vd. Directly to the point.

Bought this for my Gransfors small forest axe from you guys. Seems to work very well to keep the convex grind sharp.

Bought the Helle Nord 3 wks ago , came with the fit and finish of a $35 knife , go with the Didi Galgalu if you want a nice Helle