i am in need of a small kettle!

the interceptor boy

Life Member
Mar 12, 2008
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Angleterre.
Hi everyone,
While at the Moot everyone was using one of the smallest kettles to boil their “Bru”, I would appreciate any help in finding any outlets that I could purchase this kettle.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
The interceptor boy
 

hiraeth

Settler
Jan 16, 2007
587
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65
Port Talbot
Have to agree with saddle tramp and bikething, get a trangia, have had mine ages probably the most used bit of kit i have.
 

SimonM

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Apr 7, 2007
4,015
10
East Lancashire
www.wood-sage.co.uk
Ditto all the above - Trangia kettle does the job or if you want a SS one try the MSR Alpine tea pot
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I have one and use it as a cook pot as well - great for draining pasta!

Simon
 

redandshane

Native
Oct 20, 2007
1,581
0
Batheaston
I find kettles a bit "single use" I just use a mug with a home made lid in fact one day i might post pics of my mug based Trangia system-theres a treat to look foward to y'all lol
so beariing that in mind
I have a trangia kettle for trade pm me if your interested interceptor boy
 

Ahjno

Vice-Adminral
Admin
Aug 9, 2004
6,861
51
Rotterdam (NL)
www.bushcraftuk.com
I've got amongst a Trangia kettle (don't if it's a 0.6 or 0.9 ltr, but it works) and find it working fine for my needs (boiling up for either a brew, dried rations or basic cooking).

Moved this thread to Kit Chatter btw :)
 

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