I have successfully spent a night out and cooked two meals and a coffee for the first time ^_^ (
Mechanically minded chapx, do you think it would be possible to make like. A rubber nozzle for the kettle. I've always thought the one feature it does not have is the ability to carry that first kettle of water inside the kettle itself. Is the rust risk just too high? Is there no way to have a removable rubber nozzle which would still be water tight? Would it be more viable to put a strap on the outside of the pack and carry my water kettle that way?
I'm also looking at the way it smokes when it's done cooking and thinking maybe a lid for the fire pit and stoppers for the holes to like, choke off the fire more effectively without dousing the embers.
And a fire shield of some kind to catch sparks (wow I am not running this thing among the conifers in summer)
And a fireproof bag to tip my charcoal into to save for another day and avoid fire risk & mess at the campsite.
And maybe a carry bag that's a little bit larger with interior pockets for cutlery and that little bit taller and more forgiving of size, maybe with a roll top because of mess.
And even an on-off lid for the chimney, to make the inner tower into a better storage compartment (for sticks or a pot of coffee)
... Give me your best ideas!
Mechanically minded chapx, do you think it would be possible to make like. A rubber nozzle for the kettle. I've always thought the one feature it does not have is the ability to carry that first kettle of water inside the kettle itself. Is the rust risk just too high? Is there no way to have a removable rubber nozzle which would still be water tight? Would it be more viable to put a strap on the outside of the pack and carry my water kettle that way?
I'm also looking at the way it smokes when it's done cooking and thinking maybe a lid for the fire pit and stoppers for the holes to like, choke off the fire more effectively without dousing the embers.
And a fire shield of some kind to catch sparks (wow I am not running this thing among the conifers in summer)
And a fireproof bag to tip my charcoal into to save for another day and avoid fire risk & mess at the campsite.
And maybe a carry bag that's a little bit larger with interior pockets for cutlery and that little bit taller and more forgiving of size, maybe with a roll top because of mess.
And even an on-off lid for the chimney, to make the inner tower into a better storage compartment (for sticks or a pot of coffee)
... Give me your best ideas!