I think I found it! But, I cheated a little:
http://www.geartalkwithjasonklass.com/2009/08/perfect-lid-for-snow-peak-600.html
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The Perfect Lid for the Snow Peak 600
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wow looks nice i have been thinking about moving to that mug
i always looked to see you on this site this is the first post of yours i have ran by
I've been kind of busy lately working on my new website so I haven't been on the forums much. Once it's up, I shall return.
Very nice. Your video says the lid was "machined." Do you mean milled out of a block (which seems really time consuming and wasteful of materials, let alone heavy) or was it pressed from a sheet? If pressed, what was the thickness of the sheet?
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