this is my 2 person brew kit set up:
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I have a brew kit consisting of the WBS and a plastic mug it fits in. A tiny bottle that holds the right amount of meths for two people to have a decent mugful of a brew. All this fits into the plastic mug. I have a small ALpkit Mytimug that it should also fit leaving a tiny brew kit for walks out. Trouble is I also have to carry a wider AGG 3-cup Ally pot (96g with lid) which ruins the sleekness of the kit. I should really try out the Ti mug on the whitebox stove but I reckon it is too narrow and the flames will mostly miss it. Shame really. If something the size and basic construction of the WBS was available with say inward jets for a narrow burn profile and it would make the perfect brew kit. The second person would have to carry their own mug. Unless there is a mug that the myti cup fits into snuggly then it would be complete for a 2 person kit. Think I might have to get something else for the burner but the WBS with cup is such a neat package. It is only the pot / wide burner issue that ruins it. I don't like the idea of carrying a pot and a mug especially since the shape of the pot doesn't fit the rest of the kit well.
Minibulldesign Mini Atomic has inwardly facig jets. You would just have tomake a small stand for it though as the pot cannot sit on it.
Alan
This is a nice kit, had it a good few years now sadly its not used these days 
The frying pan is about 7" across; all pans are aluminium.
The frying pan is about 7" across; all pans are aluminium.
here's mine that i take for a bimble and fishing. Dutch army gas mask bag that i find great as it has a waist strap as well that stops the bag falling forward if i bend over.
Water bottle and SS mug, folding gas burner and cannister, 2 folding cups ( in case i meet someone to share a brew with ) saucepan that will hold 4 sausages, pot for either heating water or cooking in, ( the gas, burner and 2 cups all pack into the pot ) hip flask, take away container with coffee, sugar, spoon, lighter, salt and pepper, KFS set, small tongs, large folder.
There is enough room in the bag to get a couple of baps, a pack of sausages and an onion as well as the brew kit happy days
Water bottle and SS mug, folding gas burner and cannister, 2 folding cups ( in case i meet someone to share a brew with ) saucepan that will hold 4 sausages, pot for either heating water or cooking in, ( the gas, burner and 2 cups all pack into the pot ) hip flask, take away container with coffee, sugar, spoon, lighter, salt and pepper, KFS set, small tongs, large folder.
There is enough room in the bag to get a couple of baps, a pack of sausages and an onion as well as the brew kit
happy days
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For a day its a choice of:
Nato water bottle, crusader mug and crusader stove
USGI Canteen, cup and stove
MyTiMug
Tatonka mug
Guyot design stainless nalgene
If no open fire then hobo stove, hexi, tatonka meths stove or whitebox stove
If much longer i will use the above with a zebra billy can.
Nato water bottle, crusader mug and crusader stove
USGI Canteen, cup and stove
MyTiMug
Tatonka mug
Guyot design stainless nalgene
If no open fire then hobo stove, hexi, tatonka meths stove or whitebox stove
If much longer i will use the above with a zebra billy can.
Titanium and Sporks are two things I love in life. Sporks are great when you get to my age of nearer sixty than fifty, they allow you to get used to the feel of dribbled food falling on your chin and into your lap. GET A SPOON! Sorry about that, must be having a 'Senior' moment.
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I have several kits actually.
The Swedish army mess kit with added nato-mug and lid,
a homemade, nesting billycan/hobostove-set;
and a BSA kit, like Rik's, but all steel.
And I must say that from these 3, the BSA is being used the most. Fits me better and, while it's not the lightest of kits, it is bombproof and packs quite small, given that it is a fryingpan, a kettle, a mug and a plate..... I just don't like the Swedish kit that much, mainly because of the fuel I have to carry with it and I do not like the stove to much either. The billy/hobo-kit is light, but is quite bulky, because I have to add a pan or messtin in order to cook food.
I also have an Esbitset, but that resides in the trunk of my car as an emergencycooker... Just hate the stuff!
The Swedish army mess kit with added nato-mug and lid,
a homemade, nesting billycan/hobostove-set;
and a BSA kit, like Rik's, but all steel.
And I must say that from these 3, the BSA is being used the most. Fits me better and, while it's not the lightest of kits, it is bombproof and packs quite small, given that it is a fryingpan, a kettle, a mug and a plate..... I just don't like the Swedish kit that much, mainly because of the fuel I have to carry with it and I do not like the stove to much either. The billy/hobo-kit is light, but is quite bulky, because I have to add a pan or messtin in order to cook food.
I also have an Esbitset, but that resides in the trunk of my car as an emergencycooker... Just hate the stuff!
What is the thing labelled Kitchen sink?
Love everyones set ups will post mine soon as it nearly done.
its a wash bowl by sea to summit
Well cool!
One of my favorite camping bits was my Scout Master's bucket and bowl made of canvas.
Scots_Charles_River
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Just got a sea to summit kitchen kit, for Xmas.
I will split it down and it will pack into my one pan gas kit and also into my swedish army trangia.
http://www.seatosummit.com.au/showdetail.php?Code=AKIT
I particulary like the mini grater, much smaller than a wee pyramid one I have just now. And it has a thin polyprop sheet chopping/cutting/prep board.
I will split it down and it will pack into my one pan gas kit and also into my swedish army trangia.
http://www.seatosummit.com.au/showdetail.php?Code=AKIT
I particulary like the mini grater, much smaller than a wee pyramid one I have just now. And it has a thin polyprop sheet chopping/cutting/prep board.
This looks a pretty good set up and is very close to my own. In fact you've given me and idea or tow...
I do tend to use a Pocket Rocket gas stove if I can't light a fire though. The other addition if I'm not on a sole trip is a Tatonka 1.6L pot to add to the 12cm Zebra and Crusader cup.
cheers
Gareth
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