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Hope this link works.just watched it from abr on facebook
http://vimeo.com/m/64726512
Cheers j (thumbs)

I've made these with the scouts. They do work

Yep, they work surprisingly well. Cheap and effective.

good one, thanks. Imight even start cooking during travels

Bril thanks for posting,it take,s me back to my days in the Boy Scouts,,remember bob a job,he he al :cheer:

Nothing new in this world.. or even this forum.....

http://adventurebikerider.com/forum/24- ... stove.html

Well I've never seen it before! Cool, love it, got to try that. Sober though me thinks....

One note of caution, these things are pretty fragile. I can imagine if they were bouncing round in a pannier all day they would be broken before dinner.

Willandkate wrote:Well I've never seen it before! Cool, love it, got to try that. Sober though me thinks....

Brenhden wrote:One note of caution, these things are pretty fragile. I can imagine if they were bouncing round in a pannier all day they would be broken before dinner.

Just buy a can of pop or beer and make another :laugh: .... I had to get more cans of beer as my stove broke.

Cracking bits of kit. I use mine in preferance to the multifuel stove in the winter mountains while bivvying. The great thing is nothing to go wrong. I make mine no more than about an inch and a half tall then they remain robust. Coke can is still my favourite design with 12 hole plus a centre one for filling...drop a penny over the centre when burning for a more 'hob' like flame.