It's a love/hate thing. (Quality item Mk II)

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Ray Young
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It's a love/hate thing. (Quality item Mk II)

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This is my new pot stand/windshield and is how I envisioned the first one to be.
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The component pieces.
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Fits in the pan lid.
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How it goes together.
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With Trangia pot on top.
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Also my hand sewn frame bag.
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Nice job Ray ... less use of the hammer this time? The other one did have a certain 'charm' about it ;)
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All this MYOG makes me feel slack with my 'Add To Basket' and wait for postman!
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looks brilliant.

nice work fella.
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You could start a little cottage industry there. Good work! :-)
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Thanks guys. Working with flat metal from a tin tray was so much easier than the octagonal shape of the chocolate tin and having my tools back helped a lot. As the frame bag had to be hand sewn I went for the most basic design possible, ie, two bits of fabric the same shape sewn round the edges then turned inside out. It has a velcro closure along the top underneath the top tube, not ideal as access is very difficult with it on the bike. Stuff I need easy access to (waterproof/maps etc) will go in the backpack. I might put my water bladder in the frame bag to take weight off my back, I need to experiment with this.
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