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It has a grill? I thought that went at the bottom. Connie; your assembly of the stove is correct. it is quite possible that i screwed up when i packed the stove. there should have been two identical screens included in the stuffbag. one is for the fire-grate, the second can be used as a grill or a ...

take me out of the next rotation, ok?
shipping to the USA is just too expensive.

leaf picker-upper

Ridgerunner wrote:No way! The guy said he say gaters completely out of the water, three feet in the air. By my guesstimates, that could land one right in his boat!

in my kayak my HEAD is only three feet from the water!
Dan'l Boone, move over! i gots me a GATOR hat!!

well, like i always say, "you don't have to know all the answers. just know where to go to find them." my sister is a piano technician. i emailed this thread to her. she is familiar with the tool shown, but admits that she would never use one. she deals with high-end customers and their pianos. that...

yep! what them guys said.
also;
the potstand should be no more than 3/4" above the top of the cat food can. mine are 11/16".

zelph wrote: I'd like to put "few drops" into the "Urban Legend" catagory

Amen to that!

filthydee wrote:list of potentials.

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distance from wick to pot??

Hieney pot, or flat bottom pot, or aluminum, or titanium, or stainless steel?

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does the surface it's being used on have any effect?? i've been doing it on ceramic tile floor. i believe that the ceramic tile might give you trouble. ceramic is a great insulator. might not be allowing the alcohol to reach the vaporisation temp in the early stages of the burn. (i do all my testin...

i've got several fancy feest copies kicking around here that have screen for a potstand. they work fine. i doubt the gaps you describe are causing you any problems.