I've been looking at angel food cake pans for potential stove parts. I see a lot of used ones in thrift stores and they are all thin aluminum so the low price and light weight are appealing.
I found this mini cake pan the other day and I it think has potential as a MYOG windscreen and pot support or even a small wood stove. Of course in this form it needs to be adapted with holes drilled in it or whole sections cut out to allow flame spread and air supply for the stove/fuel burning below.
The pan without the center section is 1.2oz, 2-1/8" tall, 4-1/8" across the top and 3-1/4" across the bottom. I bought two used ones for $1.99.
It is shown with an IMUSA 10cm pot, which is stable sitting in the top opening and the pan fits inside perfectly with a Zelph Stoves lid on top.
Any ideas on how to perforate this thing for optimal use? it begs for experimentation with a GramCracker or other Esbit setup and may be made to work with an alcohol stov as well. Perhaps a small wood burner too?
There is another small size that is about 7" diameter and 4.5" tall that may have good potential as a wood burner or maybe a mini BBQ.









