I never heard of anyone using " wood chips", which are typically for flower beds, in fire pits. Then I realized you are actually using wood pellets. Since there's no pot supports on this East Oak , like the Ozark Trails/ Walmart one, I put mine in a wire mesh trash can that's 1" taller than the fire pit and added a wire pizza pan on top, to hold cooking pots. This adds a ring of protection around the pit, and lets you move the whole thing, Carefully, if necessary.
That little fire pit is pretty sweet. I wish I would’ve known about them a couple of months ago. I bought a Solo Stove Ranger which was over $200 plus an extra $50 for the stand. Then I paid another $100 for the spark screen and another $25 for a mat. I thought the Mesa XL was a bit too small but I think the East Oak would’ve been an ideal size
@@GearGadgetReviews- I ended up ordering the East Oak. $49, no tax, & free shipping. It’s already way too cold in northern Ohio to use it but Spring will be here before we know it
I have to give this one a try next. I have a smaller one and it is ok for a bike trip and boiling water for a cup of coffee but not for a ribeye. Only 50 bucks on Amazon.
Hi Brian…Great Video. I just bought on of those stoves. It was still on sale🎉🎉🎉🎉! Quick question…What type of wood pellets should I use? Take care Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family 🦃
I haven’t heard of East Oak before but it looks like a nice mini fire pit. I have one of the Solo Stove Mesa XL units and while it’s smokeless it doesn’t put off much heat. It seems it’s more for ambiance and roast marshmallows, which my girls are more than happy to participate in. The mini looks great for camp outs.
I am definitely buying this for my RV! AWesome review!
You’ll love it….i think😉
I never heard of anyone using " wood chips", which are typically for flower beds, in fire pits. Then I realized you are actually using wood pellets. Since there's no pot supports on this East Oak , like the Ozark Trails/ Walmart one, I put mine in a wire mesh trash can that's 1" taller than the fire pit and added a wire pizza pan on top, to hold cooking pots. This adds a ring of protection around the pit, and lets you move the whole thing, Carefully, if necessary.
Great review. Just ordered one. Thanks
That little fire pit is pretty sweet. I wish I would’ve known about them a couple of months ago. I bought a Solo Stove Ranger which was over $200 plus an extra $50 for the stand. Then I paid another $100 for the spark screen and another $25 for a mat. I thought the Mesa XL was a bit too small but I think the East Oak would’ve been an ideal size
Dang Steve! That’s a lot of “extras” 😂😂
@@GearGadgetReviews- I ended up ordering the East Oak. $49, no tax, & free shipping. It’s already way too cold in northern Ohio to use it but Spring will be here before we know it
Great video Brian! Happy Holidays!
Thanks Jimmy👍🏻
That is a nice little fire pit. Please update when you try it out with your rv thanks.
Will do!
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I have to give this one a try next. I have a smaller one and it is ok for a bike trip and boiling water for a cup of coffee but not for a ribeye. Only 50 bucks on Amazon.
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With the pellets or chips they burn evenly so you get that “fire flow” in the regular 21” it will take a little time to get that same flow
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I have a pergoda with material canopy would this be 9k
How do you put out the fire when you don’t need it?
Bamboo pellets will burn great in that.
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Hi Brian…Great Video.
I just bought on of those stoves. It was still on sale🎉🎉🎉🎉! Quick question…What type of wood pellets should I use?
Take care Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family 🦃
Hi Marla, I just bought the cheapest hickory wood pellets I could find on Amazon. Think I paid $9.99 for a 20lb bag
@@GearGadgetReviews Awesome! Thank you.
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I haven’t heard of East Oak before but it looks like a nice mini fire pit. I have one of the Solo Stove Mesa XL units and while it’s smokeless it doesn’t put off much heat. It seems it’s more for ambiance and roast marshmallows, which my girls are more than happy to participate in. The mini looks great for camp outs.
👍🏻👍🏻 I was surprised just how much heat this put off. Perfect for warming you up around a picnic table
Can you cook on it ?
I guess you could roast a hot dog or something over it, but it’s small, and not meant to be a grill
Those would be pellets, not wood chips.
Are you Peter Framptons twin brother?
lol. Not that I know of😂