BDRam16
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I saw one on YouTube where a guy used a 2.5” floor flange bolted on.3 inch adapter would be easy to fab up, still be money ahead
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I saw one on YouTube where a guy used a 2.5” floor flange bolted on.3 inch adapter would be easy to fab up, still be money ahead
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Haven’t received mine yet. Saw one guy in a review that made two relief cuts with an angle grinder in one end of each section of pipe. Gave enough flex then where they didn’t stick together after his first burn. Seems to be a pretty common issue. Will probably do that with mine when it gets here.Got mine today. For $50 it’s a no brainer. Decent quality and a well laid out kit. If it needs a longer or wider pipe that should be an easy tweak. It’s really seems quite good for the money. I’ll certainly need to burn it in and test it before I take it on a hunt but I have high hope for it.
Haven’t received mine yet. Saw one guy in a review that made two relief cuts with an angle grinder in one end of each section of pipe. Gave enough flex then where they didn’t stick together after his first burn. Seems to be a pretty common issue. Will probably do that with mine when it gets here.
I was thinking the same. It would be a really quick and easy tweak.
The picture I saw was two vertical cuts in the pipe. As far as length of cuts I would assemble the pipes mark how far they seat together, disassemble and cut to just below the mark so cuts are not exposed when assembled.Got mine this evening, haven't had time to purchase it together yet.
Where/how did they make cuts with an angle grinder?
Yea here, the 18" is 184.67 and the 14" is 141.81 lol what happened ? Supply and demand? lolDang, it's $184 now.
Thought I saw it in an Amazon review but I can’t find it now. Also read where someone just put some high temp anti seize to the joints.Got mine this evening, haven't had time to purchase it together yet.
Where/how did they make cuts with an angle grinder?
Cutting some slots to allow for some thermal expansion is a good tip. The pipes getting stuck together, and the stove not venting properly were the two main complaints I've seen in reviews. Hoping we can solve those as a group!Haven’t received mine yet. Saw one guy in a review that made two relief cuts with an angle grinder in one end of each section of pipe. Gave enough flex then where they didn’t stick together after his first burn. Seems to be a pretty common issue. Will probably do that with mine when it gets here.
Cutting some slots to allow for some thermal expansion is a good tip. The pipes getting stuck together, and the stove not venting properly were the two main complaints I've seen in reviews. Hoping we can solve those as a group!
I was thinkingThought I saw it in an Amazon review but I can’t find it now. Also read where someone just put some high temp anti seize to the joints.
Thought I saw it in an Amazon review but I can’t find it now. Also read where someone just put some high temp anti seize to the joints.
Might be a low cost winner. Thanks for the tip.These look like they have mixed reviews, but might be worth it for the price.
The 18” version is $50
https://www.lowes.com/pd/US-Stove-C...Caribou-Outfitter-Camp-Stove-18-in/1002691012
The 14” is $40
https://www.lowes.com/pd/US-Stove-C...aribou-Backpacker-Camp-Stove-14-in/1002691004
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