UPDATED WITH ADDITIONAL PARTS ON FEBRUARY 14TH. I had a big titanium sheet cut down into pieces for the stove tops.
Was planning to try to make a batch of these as complete stoves to sell, but ended up not having time due to work. So I'm selling components that I had sourced for prototyping. I have 20 sets of these. I like this is design because you get the light weight benefit of the cylinder stoves, but the flat top for cooking. I'm keeping a few sets for my own hunting, but need to sell the rest.
You can see photos of my finished prototype. You'll need to source your own stovejack/stovepipe, stove body, bolts/wingnuts/rivets, tools for cutting and drilling metal, etc.
What you'll receive (shown in picture below):
1 x titanium back end cap
1 x titanium front cap (door hole)
1 x titanium flat piece 9.84 in x 19.7 inch for top part of stove (you can cut this down, but your upper limit for stove length is 19.7 inches)
1 x titanium door - note that the hinge and latch holes are not predrilled, you'll need to do that.
1x titanium vent cover
2 x stainless hinges
4 x 5mm stainless rivnuts (for legs) - note that the holes are not predrilled for the rivnuts, you can decide where to put them then drill the holes in the end cap and front cap.
1 x 50cm long threaded titanium rod (cut it into 4 legs)
$145 USD per set shipped anywhere in the USA. (I'm from Canada so if you're in Canada as well let me know and we can come up with a deal).
NOTE:
I have a bit of extra stove pipe material (0.1mm titanium foil). For an extra $20 I can include a piece large enough for the maximum length of 19.7 inch stove body bottom section.
I can't confirm how well it will work since I used 0.2mm titanium foil for my stove body, so decide yourself if you think 0.1mm foil will work for the stove body bottom.
What you'll receive:
Weight of these parts without flat piece of titanium = 8.1oz (for reference my full stove with 8ft pipe weights 2lb 5oz
Weight of titanium flat piece 9.84 in x 19.7 inch = 10.2 oz (you can cut the long dimension down to make your desired stove length and help reduce weight. I like around ~14 inches instead of the full 19.7 inches).
Pictures of the stove how I made it:
Dimensions of the pieces (note that all measurements are in millimeters are in the attached PDF.
Was planning to try to make a batch of these as complete stoves to sell, but ended up not having time due to work. So I'm selling components that I had sourced for prototyping. I have 20 sets of these. I like this is design because you get the light weight benefit of the cylinder stoves, but the flat top for cooking. I'm keeping a few sets for my own hunting, but need to sell the rest.
You can see photos of my finished prototype. You'll need to source your own stovejack/stovepipe, stove body, bolts/wingnuts/rivets, tools for cutting and drilling metal, etc.
What you'll receive (shown in picture below):
1 x titanium back end cap
1 x titanium front cap (door hole)
1 x titanium flat piece 9.84 in x 19.7 inch for top part of stove (you can cut this down, but your upper limit for stove length is 19.7 inches)
1 x titanium door - note that the hinge and latch holes are not predrilled, you'll need to do that.
1x titanium vent cover
2 x stainless hinges
4 x 5mm stainless rivnuts (for legs) - note that the holes are not predrilled for the rivnuts, you can decide where to put them then drill the holes in the end cap and front cap.
1 x 50cm long threaded titanium rod (cut it into 4 legs)
$145 USD per set shipped anywhere in the USA. (I'm from Canada so if you're in Canada as well let me know and we can come up with a deal).
NOTE:
I have a bit of extra stove pipe material (0.1mm titanium foil). For an extra $20 I can include a piece large enough for the maximum length of 19.7 inch stove body bottom section.
I can't confirm how well it will work since I used 0.2mm titanium foil for my stove body, so decide yourself if you think 0.1mm foil will work for the stove body bottom.
What you'll receive:
Weight of these parts without flat piece of titanium = 8.1oz (for reference my full stove with 8ft pipe weights 2lb 5oz
Weight of titanium flat piece 9.84 in x 19.7 inch = 10.2 oz (you can cut the long dimension down to make your desired stove length and help reduce weight. I like around ~14 inches instead of the full 19.7 inches).
Pictures of the stove how I made it:
Dimensions of the pieces (note that all measurements are in millimeters are in the attached PDF.
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