Ikea Hobo Stove - Accessories???
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yes just needs a plate and a couple of skewers thru to set it on and hold it closer to the pan as a shelf
also should allow the use of a meths burner ie trangia or coke can one just like the Honey stove system
with a bit of thought and looking its amazing what you can do and what fits what
looking for a similer drainer to fit my 14cm billy now as well tho it would fit on top of this one i dont want to put dirty stuff or fuel inside a billy
ATB
Duncan
Instore (the old Poundstretchers who ended up with a load of the Woolworth's kitchen stock) had some that size yesterday. About £3 iirc........I was eyeing up their stainless steel trivets 
cheers,
M
cheers,
M
Instore (the old Poundstretchers who ended up with a load of the Woolworth's kitchen stock) had some that size yesterday. About £3 iirc........I was eyeing up their stainless steel trivets
cheers,
M
was that for me ie 14cm dia ??
i think we have one near here well poole
ATB
Duncan
Yep 
, it looked huge tbh, I reckon it's intended for the serving spoons.
Our local store goes through stuff so fast or I'd promise to pick one up next time I'm there for you.
They seemed to have a plethora of the old Woolies stuff still coming through though, stainless steel stock pots, herb and spice tins, and the like.
I'm going to feel I wish I'd kept quiet now if you make a journey and they don't have them
Maybe phone first ?
cheers,
M
, it looked huge tbh, I reckon it's intended for the serving spoons.Our local store goes through stuff so fast or I'd promise to pick one up next time I'm there for you.
They seemed to have a plethora of the old Woolies stuff still coming through though, stainless steel stock pots, herb and spice tins, and the like.
I'm going to feel I wish I'd kept quiet now if you make a journey and they don't have them
Maybe phone first ?cheers,
M
no worries can take teh kisds to McDs 
on the way back tho I think Holly will want to brew up in the carpark on the hobo stove
plus im fairly picky anyway it needs to be between 14.5cm to 15cm dia so I would go expecting not to find it right 
and wouldnt trust the counter monkeys to measure it correctly
O and maplins is near by and i want a USB 400x microscope ........ for some reason
ATB
Duncan
on the way back tho I think Holly will want to brew up in the carpark on the hobo stove plus im fairly picky anyway it needs to be between 14.5cm to 15cm dia
so I would go expecting not to find it right and wouldnt trust the counter monkeys to measure it correctly O and maplins is near by and i want a USB 400x microscope ........ for some reason
ATB
Duncan
Yep
Our local store goes through stuff so fast or I'd promise to pick one up next time I'm there for you.
They seemed to have a plethora of the old Woolies stuff still coming through though, stainless steel stock pots, herb and spice tins, and the like.
I'm going to feel I wish I'd kept quiet now if you make a journey and they don't have them
cheers,
M
Back to Hobo design is it really nessicery to have a door hole cut at all its not difficult to lift the pot and chuck a bit more wood in and a full one burning heats a lot for a long time ?????? definatly more than enough for a brew or a boil in the bag etc probably do some rice to
espesially with my new secret cooking weapon for the Hobo well not really its using the insulated wrap ideas the light weight guys do for continuing cooking after the heats turned off
ATB
Duncan
espesially with my new secret cooking weapon for the Hobo
well not really its using the insulated wrap ideas the light weight guys do for continuing cooking after the heats turned off ATB
Duncan
Hats off to all the people who have made and shared their hobo stoves! :wow1: Thanks for the ideas. I am well-impressed by the ingenuity and thrift. Fantastic low-tech, idiot proof, green, most of them will still be functioning long after their owners have worn out
I have a kelly kettle and usual gas stoves for family but I will defintely have a go at one of these. good forum thread.
I have a kelly kettle and usual gas stoves for family but I will defintely have a go at one of these. good forum thread.
I had to have a go at making hobo, after making more than my fair share of meths and woodgas stoves. I thought a wind shield of some sort would be an idea and used a 1.25 kg dog food tin with top and bottom cut off and cut down the middle.
It fits inside the hobo between the hobo and the billy and when I used for the 1st time last wk'end which got down to -3, I was very impressed! the wind shield wrapped round the hobo just right and seemed to gassify the wood.
How long do you guys find it takes for the hobo to cool down after you use it?
Just thinking if out for a walk, and you make a cuppa. Are you going to have to wait 30 mins for it to be cool enough to pack away?
Just thinking if out for a walk, and you make a cuppa. Are you going to have to wait 30 mins for it to be cool enough to pack away?
With mine, the time it takes me to drink my brew; it's cold enough to pack away.
If mine is too hot when I want to pack it (very rarely so) I pour a little cold water over it or dip it in the stream...works a treat!
I guess it depends if you over loaded the fuel and have to wait for it to burn down but the emptypot shouldnt take long
i can pick it up with the pot pliers and empty it and then it cools quickly while you drink up
ATB
Duncan
Thanks guys.
I got a cheap metal tea caddy from the local pound shop that I have removed a window from to feed fuel into, and drilled holes around the base.
I heated up a mug full of water in an old fishing saucepan the other day and had a coffee in the garden, it was magnificent.
Due to the saucepan totally covering the top of the stove it was extinguishing the flames, so I had to put a couple of thicker lengths of wood on the top of the stove, and then put the saucepan on top off to help with the air flow. I have since drilled new holes around the top of the stove to see if this increase air flow. I could really do with getting myself one of the nice zebra billies that you guys have.
These are truely inspirational threads, and a wonderful forum
I got a cheap metal tea caddy from the local pound shop that I have removed a window from to feed fuel into, and drilled holes around the base.
I heated up a mug full of water in an old fishing saucepan the other day and had a coffee in the garden, it was magnificent.
Due to the saucepan totally covering the top of the stove it was extinguishing the flames, so I had to put a couple of thicker lengths of wood on the top of the stove, and then put the saucepan on top off to help with the air flow. I have since drilled new holes around the top of the stove to see if this increase air flow. I could really do with getting myself one of the nice zebra billies that you guys have.
These are truely inspirational threads, and a wonderful forum
espesially with my new secret cooking weapon for the Hobo
ATB
Duncan
Me too
.A pot cozy for the billy made from a cheap car sun shade, also made one for a Crusader cup as well.
Managed to melt it a wee bit, a tad too quick putting the billy in
don't think the insulation is the most resilient of stuff compared to the proper house insulation .
Cheers,
Pete.
I copied the handle on an M.S.R pot lid ,iirc.
Made from a D-ring held in place by a bent to shape bit of aluminium pop riveted on. A notch filed into the aluminium holds the D-ring upright when needed.
The plastic on the handle is just a bit of insulation from an electric cable.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Now thats proffesional :You_Rock_
I copied the handle on an M.S.R pot lid ,iirc.
Made from a D-ring held in place by a bent to shape bit of aluminium pop riveted on. A notch filled into the aluminium holds the D-ring upright when needed.
The plastic on the handle is just a bit of insulation from an electric cable.
Cheers,
Pete.
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