what is it made from? where did you find it?
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You can see my hobo setup here from ages ago. Go to post number 2. then post number 7 for info about poker.
hth
what size zebra billy for hobo stove
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You can see my hobo setup here from ages ago. Go to post number 2. then post number 7 for info about poker.
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try cutting a tabe and folding along each sie it will make it stronger and safer
ATB
Duncan
just tried the big Asda at Burnley and the smaller one at Colne neither stock the drainer and it's not listed in Asda direct any one know where it is stocked say between Manchester and Leeds ?
cheers Danny
cheers Danny
saw this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220468313712&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:GB:1123
sent this :- I want to be able to fit a 12cm. diameter billy inside this caddy could you give me it's internal diameter ? thanks for your time Danny
recieved this back :- hi there the internal diameter is 11.5cm thanks tradeprice786
Danny
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220468313712&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:GB:1123
sent this :- I want to be able to fit a 12cm. diameter billy inside this caddy could you give me it's internal diameter ? thanks for your time Danny
recieved this back :- hi there the internal diameter is 11.5cm thanks tradeprice786
DannyI was unable to find the Asda drainer for the 12cm Zebra in my local stores. I got a suitable sized biscuit tin from either TK Max or Wilkinson's (can't remember which) that fits the bill. As it's a plain tin with no holes you can control the airflow better (so I'm told) with holes cut at the top on the opposing side to the bottom hole. The holes were cut with a cheapo Dremmel clone from Aldi for £13.99. I'll try it out in a day or two to see how it goes. I'll still be on the look out for the Asda drainer though.
Good find a s teh Asda ones seem to have been a limited stock item
just to rub it in Ive sorted teh airflow and also made a plate to take a Trangia Gas burner as well as act as a grate and lift the fire off the bottom
also as I hoped it would it works with he little Wok I used to use years ago meaning Stir Frys are back on the menu
just haveto Mod the Wok for a removable handle as my old original was
Oh was alos palying with Bannock baking on it using he Zebra insert pot and the lid
it seems to work jsut needs teh right size and thickness dough so it cooks thro properly and not a ball of goo with a black carbon bottom
a bit of a cheat using Charcol and probaly a lot harder with twigs n wood etc
A bit of the to big original cake recooking now its smaller
ATB
Duncan
just to rub it in Ive sorted teh airflow and also made a plate to take a Trangia Gas burner as well as act as a grate and lift the fire off the bottom
also as I hoped it would it works with he little Wok I used to use years ago meaning Stir Frys are back on the menu
just haveto Mod the Wok for a removable handle as my old original was
Oh was alos palying with Bannock baking on it using he Zebra insert pot and the lid
it seems to work jsut needs teh right size and thickness dough so it cooks thro properly and not a ball of goo with a black carbon bottom
a bit of a cheat using Charcol and probaly a lot harder with twigs n wood etc
A bit of the to big original cake recooking now its smaller
ATB
Duncan
I must measure my Hobo when I get home, as this thread has got me thinking. I was lucky enough to be given a drainer based hobo stove kit in the FM Christmas Brantub this year, which came with a pot & hanger. I have been meaning to get a larger pot (as I use my TI Mug most of the time) for cooking larger things in, including baking. I will have to see if I can find a nice billy to fit the stove.
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