Ikea Hobo Stove - Accessories???
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that sounds like a challenge.
saying that - it would be hard to beat £1 lol.
these certainly look like rather cool kit to have. - are they not a bit of a bugger to tend to?
never used one myself - i use a Swedish army meths stove- does the trick for boil in the bag stuff!
andy
Okay, I'm impressed.......a pound ? Seriously ?
Well done
cheers,
Toddy
Yep,
The drainer my step father had in is studio, he has 3 to hold paint brushes etc, the tea can was being thrown out by my brother. Tent peg borrowed
from my mother and £1 from a charity shop for all 3 of the stainless Steal pots
My strainer - 50p
Coffee can for pot - 33 1/3p (3 for a pound)
Windshield - free (wombled tin sheet)
Bolts for legs - free (wombled from old furniture)
Pegs, bail and support rods - free found or knicked from SWMBO's knitting bag (she gave up kniting about 20 years ago so has not noticed)
Leather pouches - free (leather wombled from an old sofa in a skip)
Fire basket base (when needed) - free (old sweetie tin)
So 83 1/3p complete!
Plus labour wear and tear on tools and "swear-box" contributions £2007.95
Coffee can for pot - 33 1/3p (3 for a pound)
Windshield - free (wombled tin sheet)
Bolts for legs - free (wombled from old furniture)
Pegs, bail and support rods - free found or knicked from SWMBO's knitting bag (she gave up kniting about 20 years ago so has not noticed)
Leather pouches - free (leather wombled from an old sofa in a skip)
Fire basket base (when needed) - free (old sweetie tin)
So 83 1/3p complete!
Plus labour wear and tear on tools and "swear-box" contributions £2007.95
Plus labour wear and tear on tools and "swear-box" contributions £2007.95
LOL
if i think about it do i have to add up the miles i have driven to second hand shops over the past month looking for a pot?
LOL
if i think about it do i have to add up the miles i have driven to second hand shops over the past month looking for a pot?
Nooooooooooooo, don't include that ***
Tank, dont waste those smaller pots on charcloth, use them for smaller billy's or give them to me
that sounds like a challenge.
saying that - it would be hard to beat £1 lol.
these certainly look like rather cool kit to have. - are they not a bit of a bugger to tend to?
never used one myself - i use a Swedish army meths stove- does the trick for boil in the bag stuff!
andy
No, they're really easy to work, fun too, kind of therapeutically pyro y'know? something primal about a *real* fire
even a little one like this............
So 83 1/3p complete!
Plus labour wear and tear on tools and "swear-box" contributions £2007.95
I confess, Russ made mine, I try and barter things I make for things he makes, so it kind of balances though. The hobo is a good thing cheers,
M
No, they're really easy to work, fun too, kind of therapeutically pyro y'know? something primal about a *real* fire
cheers,
M
couldnt agree more Mary - i have a wood burning stove at home in dorset and you can spend hours just sat watching the flames dance around.
it can be really very therapeutic.
andy
Hi guys.
These stoves look like a really good project. im new to bushcraft and am looking for a project to do at the moment because of the weather going to go and source my materials at the weekend. been looking on the internet but can't find a website that sells the staifix timber ties for the stoves legs. any suggestions where i might find them
Cheers
These stoves look like a really good project. im new to bushcraft and am looking for a project to do at the moment because of the weather going to go and source my materials at the weekend. been looking on the internet but can't find a website that sells the staifix timber ties for the stoves legs. any suggestions where i might find them
Cheers
cheers ill have a look into. cant wait to build one. most iportant thing is a brew
You want projects?
Try my DIY Budget Bushcrafting book - see makers Market section - full "how tos" of my hobo included.....
most iportant thing is a brew
They throw out a bit of heat too - Not bad for keeping warm either!!!
You want projects?
Try my DIY Budget Bushcrafting book - see makers Market section - full "how tos" of my hobo included.....
Where would we find it?
Is it online???
Hi Bush Tycoon,
I've got some timber ties here , not Staifix but much the same.
Made from stainless steel and would do the job, I've just put three on a MKII Hobo
.If you've no luck in finding the Staifix ones PM me your address and I'll send three on.
Cheers,
Pete.
