The anodized aluminum Batchstovez pots are cottage made clones of the cheap, unanodized IMUSA pots that are available at WalMarts near the border. The Walmart prices are $1.97 for the 10 cm IMUSA and $2.97 for the 12 cm. The 10 cm IMUSA with handle cut off, will fit nicely inside the 12 cm IMUSA which could simulate an oven. That is a gear remark. Any cooking or food reference belongs in a different forum, according to some.
The 12 centimeter IMUSA and Batchstovez pots will fit the same cone as the Toaks Ti pots that are 115 mm interior, listed as Toaks 1100 at Trail Designs for the two piece Fissure and one piece Ti-Tri and aluminum Caldera cones. The pot diameter is also the same as the Open Country hard anodized aluminum 1.1 liter pot exclusively sold by Four Dog Stoves.
TD's two piece Fusion cone for an Evernew 750 Pasta (ECA521) can be trimmed at the top to make the hole wider to accommodate the 10 cm IMUSA/Batchstovez pots. That helped the formerly too tall pair of cone pieces fit better when carried in those pots. For that pot, there are also Ti-Tri and Caldera cones.
The Snow Peak Ti bowl, the Open Country Hard Anodized Aluminum 3 cup, and any Toaks 130 mm interior diameter pots, have the same exterior diameters but different heights, so they will fit the same cone.
I expect to carry one of Zelph's modified Starlight stoves for my cone, if my chosen pot for that trip, hangs too low for the 12-10 stove to work well. The Starlight without the pot support is slightly shorter than the 12-10. Plan B is to use stakes to elevate part of the pot higher than the cone, since TD already does that on some cones.
