Shim steel from Cromwells, they have a depot in Hunslet. I bought mine there but bought mild steel as it was cheaper, mistake.
Looking for thin stainless sheet
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Nice one , Shewie
Hope you get it faster than my foil its tracked to San Francisco ,,,
Twodogs
Hope you get it faster than my foil its tracked to San Francisco ,,,
Twodogs
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I have the Helsport stove and it is very good! Be careful not to bank it up too much in a small tent as it can really kick out the heat. I destroyed a self inflating mattress when the heat effected the internal coating and it stopped being airtight.
A pair of work gloves are handy to store in the stove bag as it can get very sooty (and careful folding the legs out as it can really nip the skin if you get your hand in the way
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An old toilet brush for 'sweeping' the chimney sections comes in handy too when back home.
A pair of work gloves are handy to store in the stove bag as it can get very sooty (and careful folding the legs out as it can really nip the skin if you get your hand in the way
) An old toilet brush for 'sweeping' the chimney sections comes in handy too when back home.
Only £90 by the time I'd added all the extra bits to the Frontier
Nice one , Shewie
Hope you get it faster than my foil its tracked to San Francisco ,,,
Twodogs
You could be right there, I reckon about 10 days for me
Good choice, you'll find it's like a sweat lodge at first.
Mine was.
Lol, I hope so, as long as Mrs Shewie is warm that'll keep me in the good books
I have the Helsport stove and it is very good! Be careful not to bank it up too much in a small tent as it can really kick out the heat. I destroyed a self inflating mattress when the heat effected the internal coating and it stopped being airtight.
A pair of work gloves are handy to store in the stove bag as it can get very sooty (and careful folding the legs out as it can really nip the skin if you get your hand in the way
An old toilet brush for 'sweeping' the chimney sections comes in handy too when back home.
All good tips, thanks mate :You_Rock_
