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Stanley cook set, the lid for it fits great on gsi cup which stacks ynderneath pot. Its from amazon.
Stanley 0.71Litre Adventure Camp Cook Set, Green/ Silver Stanley http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B007HMVW2E/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_I4Uetb07190BN
I've grinded down the top rim on here and now it fits into my 10x4.
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Stanley 0.71Litre Adventure Camp Cook Set, Green/ Silver Stanley http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B007HMVW2E/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_I4Uetb07190BN
I've grinded down the top rim on here and now it fits into my 10x4.
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Stanley cook set, the lid for it fits great on gsi cup which stacks ynderneath pot. Its from amazon.
Stanley 0.71Litre Adventure Camp Cook Set, Green/ Silver Stanley http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B007HMVW2E/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_I4Uetb07190BN
I've grinded down the top rim on here and now it fits into my 10x4.
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Does it all nest together.
ive got a 14cm billy can but the ikea cutlery caddy used in a lot of hobo sets is 13cm diameter!!!!
anyone got an idea for an alternative stove?
anyone got an idea for an alternative stove?
Hi, my most recent project has been my hobo stove 
it all packs down into the ikea drainer, so is very easy to carry. Sorry for the picture quality I couldn't find the camera so had to use my phone.
here it is all packed up in its bag
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then out of the bag, the small bag contains the two pot supports and two pegs for pegging it down on uneven ground, the strap is to stop the lid rattling off and everything falling out
the pot is just a 10cm zebra billy with modified handle, as I couldn't find anything to crimp the loops in I used electrical 'chockblocks' with the outer plastic coating removed
here you can see the pot with the lid off and internal dish removed, the plastic bag is teabags and sits inside the dish and the straws are powdered espresso coffee (red) and sugar (green/yellow) enough for four cups of coffee
here is the rest of the stuff that sits under the dish, theres about five maya sticks there cut up into little bits to fit under the dish, some matches and my penny stove I made, which is really quick to use with the hobo stove, and a lot cheaper than a trangia burner!!
and finally here's everything altogether
any feedback/suggestions would be much appreciated
cheers,
Thomas
it all packs down into the ikea drainer, so is very easy to carry. Sorry for the picture quality I couldn't find the camera so had to use my phone.here it is all packed up in its bag
then out of the bag, the small bag contains the two pot supports and two pegs for pegging it down on uneven ground, the strap is to stop the lid rattling off and everything falling out
the pot is just a 10cm zebra billy with modified handle, as I couldn't find anything to crimp the loops in I used electrical 'chockblocks' with the outer plastic coating removed
here you can see the pot with the lid off and internal dish removed, the plastic bag is teabags and sits inside the dish and the straws are powdered espresso coffee (red) and sugar (green/yellow) enough for four cups of coffee
here is the rest of the stuff that sits under the dish, theres about five maya sticks there cut up into little bits to fit under the dish, some matches and my penny stove I made, which is really quick to use with the hobo stove, and a lot cheaper than a trangia burner!!
and finally here's everything altogether
any feedback/suggestions would be much appreciated
cheers,
Thomas
Looks just the job...
How well does it burn with the penny stove
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How well does it burn with the penny stove
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Using the penny stove only increases the boil time of 750ml of water by about a minute, the pot is at just the perfect height to catch the top of the flame.
I have since added a hinge tripod to the base, 'borrowed' from Biker's hobo stove.
I really like the penny stove much better than a lot of other alcohol stoves I've tried/made as it's much more powerful but still really very efficient as it's pressure based rather than just evaporative
typical, this thread got me in the mod top stay making one remembered asdas had the cutlery drainers cheap!!
no they don't
Now tried three or for shops with no joy anyone give me a heads up on a drainer suitable, apart from the ikea ones.
no they don't
Now tried three or for shops with no joy
anyone give me a heads up on a drainer suitable, apart from the ikea ones.Stanley cook set, the lid for it fits great on gsi cup which stacks ynderneath pot. Its from amazon.
Stanley 0.71Litre Adventure Camp Cook Set, Green/ Silver Stanley http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B007HMVW2E/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_I4Uetb07190BN
I've grinded down the top rim on here and now it fits into my 10x4.
Nice little set up you have there. I have the Stanley Adventure Cook set and I've very impressed. With just one of the green cups insitue, I can fit a small primus gas stove, plus an inverted MSR cas cartridge and still get the lid on..I use it for hiking ect..
May i ask where you got that particular cutlery strainer from as it looks made for the GSI/ Stanely? Also which 10/x4 pouch is that?
Regards,
Peter
I popped around my brothers and went though some of the kit I had lent him and I saw he had my hobo stove.
So it would have been rude not have have done a brew.
So it would have been rude not have have done a brew.
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