New Shiny pot and stove

[John_McC]

Hi all splashed out and bought one of those cheap stainless steal woodgas stoves of ebay and really wanted to get a pot to put it all in. In the end found a MSR pot from go outdoors, what follows is a short video of the shiny kit before the first firing and it not being that shiny any more.


http://youtu.be/bVQmCeTYbts

And now the rolling boil and blacken pot.


http://youtu.be/eLIkg9ypejk

And in this picture you can clearly see the gas jets

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Total weight is just under 800g which may seem a little on the heavy side but when you consider you don't need to carry any fuel it kind of equals out in my mind.

Anyway hope you enjoy John

[FishyFolk]

That is just excellent, and I am now suffering from a serious attack of shiny kit envy :-)

[ian c]

That looks as good as the original I was thinking that if the arms break on mine I will get a stainless steel grill and cut it to fit on the top.

[jus_young]

That looks as good as the original I was thinking that if the arms break on mine I will get a stainless steel grill and cut it to fit on the top.

backpackinglight do a grill for stoves -

6x6 version http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/cooking-accessories/RE108.html

7x7 version http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/cooking-accessories/RE109.html

I have the 6x6 for the Honey stove and never bother with the top plate that came with it.

[Tigger004]

If you add a grill it will need to be elevated, to be honest I would opt for a griddle type rather than a grill, less charcoal sausages, a trivet version makes a great pot stand

[saxonaxe]

Interesting to see on video. What size is that pot John? I know it's 775 ml but judging by the brickwork is it 20 cm diameter or close? ( Just thinking about Bergan side pockets...;)

[ian c]

Just had a thought I have a few bits of stainless steel in my garage that I can use to make a griddle type of thing as tigger004 has said, but hopefully I wont need to.

[John_McC]

Interesting to see on video. What size is that pot John? I know it's 775 ml but judging by the brickwork is it 20 cm diameter or close? ( Just thinking about Bergan side pockets...;)

The pot is about 150mm (170mm with clips) x 80mm inc lid and handle if that helps fits perfect into the top pocket on my web-tec daysack

[saxonaxe]

Brilliant! Thanks. I was hoping it was about that size, I might have to invest...:)

[f0rm4t]

I like the WGS!

I must have missed that thread. Where and how much bud?

[bopdude]

I like the WGS!

I must have missed that thread. Where and how much bud?

This is the stove Paul Ebay item (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Woodgas-Backpacking-Camp-Stove-NEW-/201001632402?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2ecca18292)

[f0rm4t]

This is the stove Paul Ebay item (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Woodgas-Backpacking-Camp-Stove-NEW-/201001632402?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2ecca18292)

Cheers al :)
More £ than I was expecting; mind you, my DIY job cost nothing.

[bopdude]

Yours works just as well :D

[John_McC]

Cheers al :)
More £ than I was expecting; mind you, my DIY job cost nothing.
You can get them from China for about £20 if your prepared to wait which I can't :-D

[Realbark]

interesting vids - have you a further field use review?