Firstly I am not sure what the collective noun for trivets are, however a troop sounded good to me!
As a way of an introduction, I am a blacksmith based in Dorset who creates a wide range of outdoor cooking equipment. I have always loved the outdoors and have been lucky enough (plus a lot of hard work!) to be able make that apart of how I make a living.
I will put up several threads on here over the next couple of days covering some of my work, this thread will be dedicated to trivets.
So here is the troop:
These have been developed over the last 12 months or so and cover most requirements you may want from a trivet. Of course I am always happy to build and alter upon the designs if you have something in mind. You are also getting a special BCUK discount on most of my work here!
1) Fixed Trivet
Made from 10mm square mild steel, roughly 10inchs wide by 10inches tall. The design allows for a wide range of pots to be used from large to small.
Price: £30 + £3.50 P&P
2) Folding Trivet
190mm in diameter by 20mm when folded. This are a compact folding trivet that can handle everything from a cup to a big billy can.
Price: £35 with free 1st class postage
3) Adjustable Trivet
A heavy gauge trivet made from 12mm square mild steel. Measures roughly 22inches long by 11inches high. The legs can be moved apart to allow for different sized pots held together by a forged rivet. Great for cooking with a kettle and a pan at the same time. Ornate twists are forged in each of the legs and the feet splayed to make it even more stable. Folds down flat for transport and storage.
Price £40 + £3.50 P&P
4) Horseshoe Trivet
A classic trivet made from a horseshoe. Stands roughly 8inches tall, forged twisted legs and splayed feet.
Price £20 + £3.50 P&P
If you would like to order any of the above, just me a message and I can send you further details. Items are normally made within a 2 working days if not already in stock.
Happy to take Paypal, bank transfer, or cheques (must be cleared before items are sent)
Any questions just post here and I'll answer them for you. Will be posting some other threads over the next couple of days covering my tripods and other campfire cookware.
Look forward to getting to know everyone on here!
Tim
As a way of an introduction, I am a blacksmith based in Dorset who creates a wide range of outdoor cooking equipment. I have always loved the outdoors and have been lucky enough (plus a lot of hard work!) to be able make that apart of how I make a living.
I will put up several threads on here over the next couple of days covering some of my work, this thread will be dedicated to trivets.
So here is the troop:
These have been developed over the last 12 months or so and cover most requirements you may want from a trivet. Of course I am always happy to build and alter upon the designs if you have something in mind. You are also getting a special BCUK discount on most of my work here!
1) Fixed Trivet
Made from 10mm square mild steel, roughly 10inchs wide by 10inches tall. The design allows for a wide range of pots to be used from large to small.
Price: £30 + £3.50 P&P
2) Folding Trivet
190mm in diameter by 20mm when folded. This are a compact folding trivet that can handle everything from a cup to a big billy can.
Price: £35 with free 1st class postage
3) Adjustable Trivet
A heavy gauge trivet made from 12mm square mild steel. Measures roughly 22inches long by 11inches high. The legs can be moved apart to allow for different sized pots held together by a forged rivet. Great for cooking with a kettle and a pan at the same time. Ornate twists are forged in each of the legs and the feet splayed to make it even more stable. Folds down flat for transport and storage.
Price £40 + £3.50 P&P
4) Horseshoe Trivet
A classic trivet made from a horseshoe. Stands roughly 8inches tall, forged twisted legs and splayed feet.
Price £20 + £3.50 P&P
If you would like to order any of the above, just me a message and I can send you further details. Items are normally made within a 2 working days if not already in stock.
Happy to take Paypal, bank transfer, or cheques (must be cleared before items are sent)
Any questions just post here and I'll answer them for you. Will be posting some other threads over the next couple of days covering my tripods and other campfire cookware.
Look forward to getting to know everyone on here!
Tim
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