Is this stove big enough to hold a donabe?
1596060
Yes. It easily holds a donabe large enough for 4-6 people. It could potentially hold more, but I have not tested it at that size yet. It puts out head adequate to pretty quickly bring the liquid to a boil and holds a simmer well. Make sure to start with the flame fairly low as I cracked a clay pot on the first use by starting at the highest setting. The pot cracked even though it was full of liquid prior to going on the heat.
646016
It should fit well. The top is actually 30 by 20 with 1 1/2" legs. My stove top is about the same and it works really well. I love it.
1465133
Sadly the Trangia doesn't fit this stove , there is not enough clearance either from the top or from the fuel port , if you bend out the tabs at the top you might squeeze the Trangia in , but its not worth the effort , you can use a smaller penny stove if you choose .
1062234
NO, the support legs on the burner are about 3in in dia....you could dig a hole in the ground, the depth of the whole stove, have a vent hole, and just set the whole thing on the hole, it works good, although the flue for it is not cheap when compared to propane.
465107
It depends on what kind of fuel canister you're talking about. An MSR red fuel bottle won't fit inside this pot, but a Sterno gelled alcohol can would (either regular size or small). A trangia-type stove would fit in there as well. In fact, the Esbit 5-piece cook stove (alos sold on Amazon) nests perfectly in this pot.
1487645
I only purchase sterno heat so I would be afraid to say whether another brand of fuel would or would not would fit. See if there are dimensions for the stove and what size can it will fit.
1042574
You definitely shouldn't use it. The donabe is popular because the ceramic is porous - it likes to absorb water. In the microwave, water can evaporate very quickly and damage the ceramic, causing it to crack. You should also make sure the bottom is dry before using a stove. http://toirokitchen.com/all_about_donabe/how-to-take-care-of-your-donabe/
27608
I would say so, however, I would be very careful, that item is extremely heavy, so take care on how you put it on your stove, if it should slip out of your hand, you could damage your stove top.
1062231
I would be weary. this is an ultra light backpacking stove and a pot that big would defeat that all together.I do think it would support the weight but the would be a large risk for tipping! this device is smaller than a pack of smokes.
1311345
Yes, I have used a large pot to make stew on this along with a 6" skillet and a 12" skillet. I had no problems with it holding my pots and pans.
230145
Yes, I believe it will. The base of the canner is 12 inches and I don't know of any stove other than professional models that would have burners that large. The canner is high-quality steel and should warm evenly even with an eight inch burner. I hope this has been helpful.
415918
You would need an adapter to do this. It does sort of defeat the purpose of carrying a compact stove though. If you have space for a normal tank, why not use a larger cooking surface as well? If you are doing this for space / weight, just buy the compact canisters that are made for this device.
917451
Sorry, I have an old stove. Not able to answer whether you can use it or not.
1302676
This little stove is very sturdy. I've used an 14 or 16" cast iron fry pan.
796860
I have not foued a bag that fits. I duct taped all the seams on the box the stove came in and use that for storage. Actuialy works quite well!Definetly the best stove and griddle combo I have ever owned. No Cool Spots On the Griddle!
260993
Yes. The 4oz and 8 oz fits perfect. And there is free space for a canister stove and a lighter/matches. I even put my collapsible cup under the gas.
1343851
I really don't think so. I have a three burner Coleman stove. The hardware between the bottle and the stove has a female end on it that is elongated and it is just barely long enough for my fingers to attach it. The male end in the stove is recessed too far for this, in my humble opinion.