The things I liked about this stove:
1. It’s made of 304 stainless steel. It’s very well made and will last.
2. The heat output is awesome.
3. The 3 glass panes make for great lighting.
4. The water attachment is a nice touch.
5. Haven’t purchased yet, but the oven attachment looks to be a nice addition.
6. Its very stable on the ground.
Things wrong with my order:
1. One of the screws to secure the glass pane was missing.
Things i wish were different:
1. The cutout on top. I really wish it didn’t have that. I sealed up mine with some rope gasketing, but I wish I didn’t need to. I debated paying to get it welded it shut. I wish at least that this was an option.
2. The stove pipe location. I wish it was located over the front, not the back. Other designs use a baffle to take smoke form the back and run it back over. This has two advantages, 1) the top surface is more consistent and warm for cooking, and 2) the stove fits within most hot tent designs in a more advantageous way.
3. It would be nice to have metal strips to replace the glass if they were to break.
4. The spark arrestor. It’s decent, but it really seems like there needs to be more. Probably a tighter mesh. Too many sparks make it out.
Accessories to consider:
1. A heat powered fan attached to the stove pipe. This fan was an awesome addition. It really helps distribute heat and gives you a visual measure of how hot your fire is.
2. A stainless steel sauna stone box. You can find charcoal boxes that do the trick, but there are other designs that are collapsible. It really helps radiate the heat further. You can just grab rocks nearby, or bring your own stones.