UL stove windscreen for non-UL backpack trips?

Roasting pans and aluminum flashing remain popular choices. My issue with carbon felt is that stuff sticks to it and it gets wet.

I use a cone mostly. Integration.

I have a Caldera Cone for longer/lighter trips.  Forgot about the roasting pans, but wanting something that could be folded or less stiff.  Should have my new cuben fiber tent this week, headed out this weekend with the pup.

Duane

Oven liners for the bottom of the oven also work.

Embossing foil is like the foldable windscreen material that comes with the Wisperlite. Amazon.

Here is an inexpensive source

http://www.dickblick.com/products/pure-metal-tooling-foil/?clickTracking=true&wmcp=pla&wmcid=items&wmckw=60503-2850&gclid=Cj0KEQjwrYbIBRCgnY-OluOk89EBEiQAZER58hMhEVz9M1zEZMGZsq5PagQeF4Lny5Uq-s92wXeKFgQaAmoH8P8HAQ

Thank you, that stuff is cheap, sizeable quantity.

Duane

I have a 6″ E-Z Fold windscreen you can have for cost of shipping it to you.

I did’nt see you ‘fold’ it up. Shouldn’t it be the EZ Roll Up windscreen? Or are you considering the corrugated look as the fold?

those 0.005 inch foils (aluminum being the only sensible metal for UL needs) are also available at Hobby Lobby for about $6 to $7, 12 inch by 30 inch roll (more than post above, but might be all you need and you avoid shipping).  It is extremely ductile (soft). I made a cone windscreen which would support a 1 liter pot and doesn’t have a problem with alcohol stove heat, although I think it will get beat up quickly, I made the same thing out of 0.011 inch aluminum flashing (Home Depot).  This had a much stiffer temper to it, in addition to being more than 2x as thick.  That is good in use, but bad in packing.  I think the ideal would be a thickness in between, although my next version will probably be with TiGoat’s 0.005 Ti foil, which will be 3/4 the weight of the flashing, 50% more than the HL foil, but share the flashing’s durability, and the foil’s rollability, and neither of their affordable prices.

Ti foil also has the slightly annoying property of being extremely springy. Unless you use 3 – 4 microstakes to hold it down, it won’t stay there!

Cheers

Cone windscreens probably don’t have that problem, if there is a secure closure to the cone. The pot holds it in place, and with no pot the springiness holds it round. It can blow around, like any light windscreen, but thats not a springy issue.