Secondly, they rounded up every decent educated liberal in the country and worked them to death in Siberia mining the stuff.
Not buying titanium kit isn't going to undo that eh?
Thanks for the edumacation though.
Titanium pots & fire...
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Not buying titanium kit isn't going to undo that eh?
Thanks for the edumacation though.
Scots_Charles_River
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Theory
All of those metals have different graphs when put thru a Tensile test. They may have some commonalities but they do differ a lot. Now carbon fibre mugs........
Nick
All of those metals have different graphs when put thru a Tensile test. They may have some commonalities but they do differ a lot. Now carbon fibre mugs........
Nick
Just had a look at that link on Ebay. That stuff looks suspiciously similar to the stuff Alpkit do, Have only just got a pot from them and it was considerably cheaper, postage included, and a great service from a very friendly bunch. Check them out.http://www.alpkit.com/shop/cart.php?target=category&category_id=283
Also, don't know if anyone has had the same problem but titanium spoons taste horrid!
Also, don't know if anyone has had the same problem but titanium spoons taste horrid!
I can't say I've ever used it on a open fire but I can highly recomend Evernew non stick titanium stuff. Not sure if any one stocks it in the UK but I get mine from the US in lieu of cash when sending kit to mates over there..
It's very light and easy to keep clean, they do a small handleless (comes with pan lifter which I think is Ti as well) frying pan that makes a excellent deep sided plate and nests in another fry pan with folding handles.
They do a whole range of sizes, the biggest I have is about 6 pints, which is as big as I'll ever need.
http://www.evernewamerica.com
No connection with the company of course but one happy bunny of a customer. When I had a question for them they got me a answer from their design team in Japan within a couple of days.
'Picked up a jumbo sized plastic Light my Fire spork to use for stiring and serving to help preserve the non stick and going to get Sea to Summit folding ti table knife so I don't have to use something with a real edge for eating with.
Tom
It's very light and easy to keep clean, they do a small handleless (comes with pan lifter which I think is Ti as well) frying pan that makes a excellent deep sided plate and nests in another fry pan with folding handles.
They do a whole range of sizes, the biggest I have is about 6 pints, which is as big as I'll ever need.
http://www.evernewamerica.com
No connection with the company of course but one happy bunny of a customer. When I had a question for them they got me a answer from their design team in Japan within a couple of days.
'Picked up a jumbo sized plastic Light my Fire spork to use for stiring and serving to help preserve the non stick and going to get Sea to Summit folding ti table knife so I don't have to use something with a real edge for eating with.
Tom
The handle was spot welded to the outer wall of the mug - i dremmelled it off leaving the outer wall (and therefore the vacuum) undamaged. The only reason for this was ease of storage - I usually hold double wall mugs by the side, not the handle, anyway as they never get very hot. I only use it as a mug, NEVER a cooking pot (hence nesting it in the billy). Hope this clarifies.
Dom.
