DIY – Esbit integrated stove/pot stand
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I starting thinking (and tinkering) about Robert’s Esbit Stove design [BTW, thanks Robert]. I came up with this design and it seems to be working pretty well. It is a simple sheet metal folding job and not too bad to shape.
Robert’ stoves
Sheet metal stove/pot stand
The stove is made of 0.012” stainless steel and weighs 18 grams. I did a boil test using an MSR Titan Kettle and boiled 3 cups of water in about 12 minutes (with a windscreen) and burned for a few more minutes. The overall height is 2”, the inlet ports on the bottom are 0.1″ and the stove sits on a 3″ti disk.
BTW, Eric – before you ask, the stove is placed on a flat sheet about 3” in diameter and it does not need a lip or produce liquid. Since the inlet is at the bottom of the stove, it sweeps and burns all material towards the Esbit leaving little residual.
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