[at-l] Grease Pot Capacity and Weight?

[thornel@attglobal.net (W F Thorneloe)]

You may find something very similar at your local Big Lots, Dollar Store or 
similar cheapy store. Just look in the kitchenware area, and not among pots 
and pans. You might find metal measuring cups that would substitute for a 
heatable mug. The problem with heating mugs is the problem of holding the 
hot handle.

It is a good idea to refit the pot handle. An option is to glue or screw in 
a threaded rod (cut off bolt) into the handle, then use a wingnut to make 
it easy to remove and pack inside your cozy. Something I've toyed with is 
attaching a loop of aluminum on the side of the pot to allow a bent spoon 
handle to work as a pot handle.

OrangeBug
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At 12:16 PM 7/13/2002 -0400, Josh Wilkins wrote:
>... I don't normally shop at Wal-Mart due to their anti-union, censorship, 
>anti-small business tactics) Though I may have to be a little snob and 
>pick up a Ti Mug unless someone has a better mug suggestion for mug that 
>can be heated? Also any suggestions for refitting the pot handle?