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Smallest possible butane-stove set-up?


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    Jerry Adams
    BPL Member

    @retiredjerry

    Locale: Oregon and Washington

    I think I see where you ground it off.  Your brs 3000 is now lighter.  I wonder what other parts aren’t necessary?

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    Roger Caffin
    BPL Member

    @rcaffin

    Locale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe

    what other parts aren’t necessary?
    Functionally, or legally? Given typical consumer propensities?

    Cheers

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    Philip Tschersich
    BPL Member

    @philip-ak

    Locale: Kodiak Alaska

    I’ve been mulling over the stove base situation, and kept coming back to the fact that this would just be so much easier if I could use conventional fasteners. So I grabbed a titanium M5 flange nut left over from another project and epoxied that to the base of the canister. I cut a piece of 1 mm thick carbon fiber board to fit the inside of MSR Titan pot and epoxied a trimmed M5 x 0.8 machine screw to it. The base weighs in at 20 g as pictured. Not as impressive as Jan’s printed airhorn base.

    The good news is that the base is extremely stiff and the connection to the canister very secure.

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