Best beer can set up

Mine is the best :D

http://www.bikepacking.net/forum/index.php/topic,2712.0.html

8.5oz for the whole kit including a hot drink cup and dishtowel, w/o sacrificing functionality or tolerating goofy/flimsy pieces (crappy windscreens for example, or rickety pot stands)… This setup is rock solid, stable, durable (as durable as beer can pots get anyway) but could be transitions to a taller/narrow ti pot (several evernew models would work) to improve durability significantly- albeit expensively.

edit- here's the detailed breakdown – https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjdyPtwT_fnsdGxMdXlRNGVWUDZ5MVRDQzhkbmdoY0E

I like the burner, Magnus. I may have to try one of those.

just going to post mine but it looks the same as Magus's , but with a Ti screen/ esbit.

Magus what are you wrapping yours in ? looks like added insulation, strength too maybe?

It's 1/16" fiberglass cord from McMaster Carr. I use the bail to lift the pot out of the windscreen, and then hold it by the fiberglass insulation to pour w/o burning my fingers. I'm not a fan of the silicon rings. I've got fat fingers and they are too narrow. Plus this serves double duty as a spare 10' length of cordage for emergencies.

Instructions to wrap the can like that were once posted on Minibull Designs website. I first saw it several years ago. I don't know if it's still on there or not. It
s the same stuff he uses as a priming wick for his pressurized alky stoves. (disclaimer- not trying to plug tinny. I'm not a fan, but I feel it's right to give credit where credit is due)

BM

(edit: tinny does sell the stuff at $0.20/ft. I'd compare that to McMaster, but McMaster doesn't tell you the shipping until after your order is shipped. I just checked, it's $0.34/ft for orders up to 50', part no, 8818K41)

(edit2: Ziff- I'd still encourage you to post yours. It's fun comparing notes and seeing what solutions others have come up with. I don't have any original ideas in my stove setup. Just bits and pieces of other kits I've seen on the web that I liked, put together into one kit that I'm pretty happy with)

here's the thread i posted a while back, i needs a lid.

http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=51974