Over the past year I have posted several photos of the 10.5" diameter roll-up cylinder stove I have been working on. I am pleased to announce that orders are now being accepted for the 10.5" x 16" titanium version of this stove.

This photo shows the 10.5" diameter x 16" on the left with the 7.5" diameter x 16" on the right.



The 10.5" comes in at 3 lb 8 oz with a 9' titanium pipe and all the stove accessories including stove bags. Pricing depends on pipe length but a 10.5" with 9' pipe will be at an introductory price of $399.

A 24" long stainless body version will be available in early summer.

Another view with the 10.5 on the right.



I am also now selling stove accessories. My take apart damper includes a collar for stability on the stove. When the damper plate is removed the collar will nest on the rolled up stove pipe. The damper collar is crimped for ease of assembly and can be used with or with out the spark collar and spark screen. A damper is a key item in achieving better flame control and longer burn times.



The damper and damper collar are available for 3" pipe now with 3.5" and 4" to be added if there is demand. The take apart damper sells for $30.

Also available is a spark screen collar and spark screen. Again this collar nests on the rolled pipe and is available for 3" pipes with other sizes to be added if there is demand. The spark screen furnished is a punched plate, not woven cloth like most spark screens. What this means is longer durability and better function. I prefer a removable spark screen as if very resinous wood is burned a screen can soot up in minutes.



The spark screen collars sell for $30 and include one screen.
Extra 3" screens are available for $5 with 3.5" or 4" screens at $6.50.


Damper collar with damper and spark screen and spark screen collar assembled.



The damper and spark collars will work on any stove with a 3" flue. Weights are as follows:
Damper and damper collar 2.2 oz
Spark screen and spark collar: 2.1 oz
3" spark screen only: .4 oz.

For more information PM or contact me through my web site.

Thanks!

That 10.5" stove looks great Ed!!! Nicely done sir!!! Keep up the good work. I really dig the larger diameter for sure.

Ed, I've got one of your 6"x22" stoves I picked up new here on the 24fire. I run it in my Ti Goat 6.5 shelter and it keeps it balmy. That 10" diameter stove just looks easier to load and operate due to size, and it looks downright HOT just sitting there.