They look good. How's the mug/pot supported? Is there a ledge or cross piece inside the windshield or does it perch on top?

How's the mug/pot supported? Is there a ledge or cross piece inside the windshield or does it perch on top?

Pot's supprted on 2 stainless rods / wires. Windshield is 90mm high so everything fits inside a Mytimug or similar

Are you still planning to supply the whole caboodle stu, stove, wires and windshield?

Are you still planning to supply the whole caboodle stu, stove, wires and windshield?

Yeah, everything as a kit. Stove, windshield, supports, fuel bottle and instructions ... I know most people ignore these but it makes me happier

I'm in.

As for the instructions I burnt 1/3 of mine reading them after trying to light the 22g stove without a proper read :-0

I want one!

don't need one...
can't afford one...


when are you taking orders?

Theres something about stoves that just brings out peoples inner magpie

I like this

So er how easy is it to put the simmer ring on the hot burner? In my mind I see boiling some water up, then putting the simmer ring on to hold the boil...but can;t quite see how I would do that, coz I guess you don't burn with the simmer ring on?

Zippy you can leave the ring on the stove then just slide it down when you want to simmer ... fairly easy to do without burning yourself.

So which stove do I want to buy?

I tend to actually cook meals rather than boil water.

I tend to actually cook meals rather than boil water.

When you say cook, can you give me an example ... full English or Cous cous?

What type of pot / pan do you usually use?

Well cous cous is quite likely with haloumi and spiced sausage perhaps.

Crepes, bean stews etc and very ppssibly full english!

Potwise... Anything really trangia pots, gsi solo, kettle, flat frying pan thing.

It would most likely be used in a honey stove as a 4 panel or 6 depending on nature of trip

It would most likely be used in a honey stove as a 4 panel or 6 depending on nature of trip

In that case the only BB stove that'll work is the new 'AfterBurner' ... all the others require the pot's placed directly on top of the stove.

Ah I did wonder that actually.

I shall await appearance on the site.

Perhaps a wee rundown of all the stoves would be a good blog post for reference?

Perhaps a wee rundown of all the stoves would be a good blog post for reference?

Nice idea, I'll get that sorted.

s8tannorm wrote:Nearly there, first batch just finished.

Why do these remind me of these . . . .

Why do these remind me of these . . . .

What are those ... I like those.

Not sure if serious....

Not sure if serious....

Who, me or Wenchie? I'm serious.

Have you never seen doctor who?

Cybermen innit

Yep. Cybermen from Dr Who back in the days when you used to watch it from behind the couch. Bloody. Terrifying.

Edit: must have one of them there stoves. Got a caldera cone needing a decent burner.

And while. We are at it....

I don't have a telly ... and I've never watched Dr Who.


While we're at it - what? Does a Caldera cone look like some kind of Sci-fi creature too?

Yeah it has a bit of a dalek look about it.

I don't have a telly either you aren't missing much!