Can it use for set up a campfire ? thanks
1002030
I've never tried but I'm sure it'll work perfect... Once lit, it keeps going for 10+ min and I'll definitely be using it this winter in the fireplace.
1002031
yes!, use can them anytime you want to start a fire. I first started using them to get the coal going in my charcoal chimney (friend gave me a box of them). I've also used them by dropping one onto a pile of charcoal. Something else you can do with them...cut each cube into quarters, or halved, so they'll go further, but I use an entire cube when I use them to start my charcoal chimney. others may have better and different ideas
1002032
that is why I bought them was for the bon-fires and they work well, although it takes 2 or 3 to make it work!
1002033
Starting campfires is precisely the reason I purchased these in the first place... They work like a charm, in fact, much better than kindling because very small pieces of wood incinerate quickly where this has a nice slow burn which will help get your fire started. Here's a piece of advice, if you're not already doing so dig a small hole at the bottom of your fire pit to shield wind from these cubes. It's just about the only drawback of these things that I can say. Their heat is not intense and are prone to being blown out in the right wind conditions. If you just having small campfires these things are fantastic. Hope this helps.
1002034
Starting campfires is precisely the reason I purchased these in the first place... They work like a charm, in fact, much better than kindling because very small pieces of wood incinerate quickly where this has a nice slow burn which will help get your fire started. Here's a piece of advice, if you're not already doing so dig a small hole at the bottom of your fire pit to shield wind from these cubes. It's just about the only drawback of these things that I can say. Their heat is not intense and are prone to being blown out in the right wind conditions. If you just having small campfires these things are fantastic. Hope this helps. Starting campfires is precisely the reason I purchased these in the first place... They work like a charm, in fact, much better than kindling because very small pieces of wood incinerate quickly where this has a nice slow burn which will help get your fire started. Here's a piece of advice, if you're not already doing so dig a small hole at the bottom of your fire pit to shield wind from these cubes. It's just about the only drawback of these things that I can say. Their heat is not intense and are prone to being blown out in the right wind conditions. If you just having small campfires... » Read More Starting campfires is precisely the reason I purchased these in the first place... They work like a charm, in fact, much better than kindling because very small pieces of wood incinerate quickly where this has a nice slow burn which will help get your fire started. Here's a piece of advice, if you're not already doing so dig a small hole at the bottom of your fire pit to shield wind from these cubes. It's just about the only drawback of these things that I can say. Their heat is not intense and are prone to being blown out in the right wind conditions. If you just having small campfires these things are fantastic. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1002035
I don't see why not they work awesome starting charcoal. They would start the wood and burn out eventually like they do with charcoal. These are great for starting a fire!!
1236863
I don't know because I hooked it to a propane fire place. Try it and if doesn't work, return it.
1723667
Not for sure I bought it for making camp fires but as cheap as they are you can give it a try. I believe a regular pair of scissors would work to cut it
877631
Yes I sure do think it can. It will really make camping a lot easier in my opinion. Gopher it !!!
146134
It's made to be used indoors or out. It runs on butane. However, I would not suggest that it be used to heat a tent. You have an open flame and it probably wont produce enough heat anyway.
1564474
I suppose you could use it on a gas stove but it is meant to use all camp fires. On a campfire it makes awesome sandwiches.
2261071
I haven't used it on a Grill but it works fine on my electric stove. I believe it would do just as well over a fire. I would definitely use it over a campfire. After all, it's cast iron, isn't it?
1177828
I have never used it for a bonfire so I couldn't answer that question. But it works excellent for starting my grill. In less than a minute my charcoal is lit. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Cheers
1381128
Yes, you just need to make the woodstove hot enough for what you want to cook. A hot campfire is ok, but smoke might become a problem.
389809
I would hesitate to use this over a camp fire. It's not quite that robust. I'd go with something more rugged.
1472648
I would go with other options. This is ideal when used with the small jet cooker but not on an open camp fire, IMHO.
1365488
The tripod can be set up to adapt to your campfire. The distance between legs is up to you - you can spread them apart which will make the top of it lower and shorter or you can move the legs closer together which makes the whole thing taller. I use mine over a large campfire pit and adjust the legs until it fits. the legs are attached at the top and have an "S Hook" and chain for hanging a pot over the fire. I would attach a photo but don't think I can - recommend you do a search of tripods over campfires on "Google Images" which may be helpful. Lodge makes 2 sizes of tripods so of course the taller one will give you more height and also distance between legs if that's what you want. I have both sizes and love them!
989919
Only if you have a non electric stove, such as gas. This product can also be used on a camp fire, charcoal, or propane stove.
1826946
No sir. It will not serve your purpose well. Used my stick four or five times and it burnt out. But the real problem is that it takes a long time to heat water. I figure it raised 10 gallons at about 10 per hour.
641788
Yes. You can put this directly over the campfire or on a pocket rocket stove.
586894
I personally would never use it for camping or backing packing. The item is intended for use with lapidary, casting, and other environments where you need a continuous low temp flame. It will leak if you were to try and travel with it full of fuel. I suppose you could use it as an emergency lamp in your home and it would serve well for that.
1158789
I'm sorry Greg (my sons name) but I gave it to my son-in-law for Christmas and he probably won't set it up until they need it this summer, sorry. He wanted something he could carry to their camper when they set up camp. As it shows wood inside I would think it would hold up to some high heat. That's what he will use it for. Sorry I can't be of more help.