[at-l] stove wix

[janl2@mindspring.com (Jan Leitschuh)]

Hi,

I just bought a whole roll of hardware cloth.

woodelf@juno.com wrote:
> IMO a hardware cloth holder is also an important part of a homemade >can stove. I've been using stoves made this way year round for over 4 >years and have yet to see any better can stove.
> 
> woodelf

I only need a few pieces, and thus have a lifetime supply.
I will bring it to the Southern Ruck, and we can have a pot-stand fiesta
too.
It's galvanized, so the zinc will have to be burnt off, or one risks doing
terrible things to one's lungs. But someone - woodelf? - suggested that I
could set it on an outdoor grill and blast the coating to kingdom come, so
that is what I have done.

I looked for stainless steel mesh, but couldn't find it. At least at Lowe's.

It's about the perfect backpacking pot holder, fits right in my cookpot and
around the can stove..


> 
> On Sun, 02 Dec 2001 09:29:28 -0500 Felix <AThiker@smithville.net> writes:
> > will someone remind me what the wick (i.e. fiberglass
> > insulation) does in the various 'can' stoves. I've got three
> > going right now in my basement...they're ugly, but two are
> > effective...
> >
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