any of this handy for a beginner

[chopper123]

ok had a look through me shed and so on come up with this so far
any good for anything or no

may be use the big 1 for a fire pit then use the little ones as cook pots i think they will fit inside the big 1 1 at a time

then the good old jam pot i use to stew apples and so on have 2 of these 1 i use for over the camp fire 1 i keep for the house

 

[chopper123]

heres the foldable wire fire pot stands i have
they lock into position and are very stable no way of calapsing

 

[Retired Member southey]

Just wondering, how many pot stands do you have? and have you been storing a number 12 cook set in you shed?

 

[Shewie]

I like those wire grills. any idea where you got them ?

 

[DaveBromley]

those pot stands are ideal, and the large round pot will be good if cooking for a gathering as will the other pots but if you're talking for just yourself then i'd invest in a small nest of pots maybe something like This thats what i use and find it BRILL oh and it fits perfecty inside an ikea utensil holder if you fancy making a hobo stove

Dave

 

[Dormouse]

Dave, I've been looking at that HiGear solo cookset myself - but I can't find the dimensions anywhere. You couldn't measure yours for me could you? Also, it says it's a 4 piece set - are the other pieces cooking pots or bowls?

Thanks very much and sorry chopper123 for diving onto your thread.

 

[DaveBromley]

There are 2 pans and 2 lids each lid can be used as a cup bowl or little fring pan and come with wrap anound handles as do the main pans as for dimensions the tallest one with lid on is 145mm high and a diameter of 125mm and the smaller on with lid on is 130mm high and a diameter of105mm (smaller one fits inside big one both with lids on) i stow a penny stove and all my firelighting gear inside the small one and then slide the larger one into my hobo and it all sits snug as a bug!

Dave

 

[Dormouse]

Thank you for that Dave - that was exactly what I wanted to know. It sounds ideal.

Cheers !