Lets see your teapots

[gsfgaz]

this do ?

The stoves a Borde petrol stove from Switzerland running on Panel wipe and the coffee pot is an Italian Lavazza
cheers Danny

That look's like a fancy set up mate ... cool bear

 

[gsfgaz]

 

[apj1974]

Is that birch bark and firesteel I see on the right!

hmm that given me an idea for a thread. http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48368

 

[jean baptiste]

Hi Jean it was a few years ago brand new on E-bay and no one else bid
it was listed under motorcycle accessories and not under stoves
I only came across it by chance looking for some saddle bag/panniers for my bike and couldn't refuse

tank's i find one !! but his name is border bomb !!! before to buy i have to ask you you never have problems with it ?

sorry for the tread

 

[Amon81]

Wish I could say that my grandfather gave it to me on his deathbed, but it's brand new, (Oswald Bailey, about a tenner).

I've been meaning to get a pot for a LONG time, well just had a quick look on amazon and got one of these for £6.99.

 

[QDanT]

tank's i find one !! but his name is border bomb !!! before to buy i have to ask you you never have problems with it ?

sorry for the tread

my apologies for thread side step as well just hope it's a bushcrafty enough reply
They've always been lovingly referred to as Borde bombs being full of petrol and red-hot with no pressure relief but after dozens of firings I've had no problems. my tips :- I use Panel Wipe as fuel, 3/4 fill the stove to allow for air expansion to pressurize it ,or at least open it then close before each use to allow some air in.
I screw open the star burner plate, which is threaded at the top and has a point at the other end which fits into a jet hole on the pipe coil, tip the stove till fuel comes out then screw it back shut then heat the coil pipe and burner plate with a cooks gas blow torch. I use one of these to prime light all my stoves. Photo of blowtorch in front of Coleman 1946 petrol stove again running on panel wipe

The cooks torch has a windproof turbo jet flame lights with a click of the button and burns at any angle and is good for Creme Brulee. After 10 to 15 seconds I screw open the burner plate a little to see if the fuel is burning as a gas under pressure and keep the torch on until it is, then adjust the flame to a steady blue with the hooked silver adjusting rod.

The stove is sensitive to wind but the pan support acts as a wind shield
all in all one of my favorite stoves
cheers all Danny

 

[forestwalker]

Mines an eagle products kettle ,

I liked mine too, until one of the bails lost it's attachment to the pot. I'll either get someone to re-weld it, or drill a hole and rivet.

 

[johnboy]

Photo of blowtorch in front of Coleman 1946 petrol stove again running on panel wipe

Nice Coleman 530.... They do chuck out a bit of heat....chuff all control though it's either on or off

I'd like a Borde but they seem a bit of a faff to use TBH... Is your windscreen the original one??? I thought they had castellation on the edge??

Now what's this one.....

 

[QDanT]

Hi Johnboy the stove was BNIB and thats the windshield/pot support it came with. Now whats this one ?????????????????????? Go on any clues. Is it on Panel Wipe
cheers Danny

 

[johnboy]

Now whats this one ?????????????????????? Go on any clues. Is it on Panel Wipe

Yep Petrol / panel wipe.... Sort of related to to the 530...

 

[QDanT]

OK is it a Military Coleman M-1942
cheers Danny

 

[Nonsuch]

Here's a collection from a recent canoe trip. Mine's the one on the left - I think it's a Zebra "tiffin can", basically a billy can and lid (not shown) with a handle and a spout. Very versatile

NS

 

[johnboy]

OK is it a Military Coleman M-1942
cheers Danny

Well done.....

Any ideas on this one.....

The vap tube is a good clue...

 

[British Red]

My current favourite stove & kettle.

A swine to shift though!

Red

 

[andythecelt]

That's the Zebra kettle, the tiffin set (also made by them) is a stacking set of stainless bowls with a clamp that holds the lot together. I have both, how sad is that?

Here's a collection from a recent canoe trip. Mine's the one on the left - I think it's a Zebra "tiffin can", basically a billy can and lid (not shown) with a handle and a spout. Very versatile

NS

 

[MartinK9]

My current favourite stove & kettle.

A swine to shift though!

Red

Now, that's a Kettle

Any links to where you got that please?

 

[British Red]

Now, that's a Kettle

Any links to where you got that please?

Its a Swan cast iron 6 pint model Martin,

Sadly your best option is a Tardis followed by antique shops these days.

I developed a love of old cast iron many years ago...these days kettles particularly are a horrible price...mine is well battered with a reapired lid. A mint one would go for £60 -£100 I suspect

Looks nice on my "gypsy" tripod though Keeps hot all day tucked on the back of the Esse too - none of that "waiting for the kettle to boil" malarky!

Red

 

[MartinK9]

Its a Swan cast iron 6 pint model Martin,

Sadly your best option is a Tardis followed by antique shops these days.

I developed a love of old cast iron many years ago...these days kettles particularly are a horrible price...mine is well battered with a reapired lid. A mint one would go for £60 -£100 I suspect

Looks nice on my "gypsy" tripod though Keeps hot all day tucked on the back of the Esse too - none of that "waiting for the kettle to boil" malarky!

Red

Thought as much Never mind, will just have to keep my eyes open.

Thanks for the info

 

[saddler]

Bought a few of these as they were so cute.

Planned to sell a few on the 'net, but never found out much about them, so gave a lot away last Xmas as gifts

Brilliant little design, has a built in filter so you can use loose leaf: for a better brew!!

Got about 4 more in other colours that I may move on shortly...

 

[Amon81]

Well Mine arrived last week, along with a Trangia burner an cheap stand.



Just after I lit it and then put it on the patio.

I like it, only 800ml so it boils quick and packs away small.