Altoids Tin Pocket Stove 2 oz

[zelph]

I was inspired by a pocket stove issued to civil war soldiers.

The stove has stainless steel pot supports.

Total weight including burner is 2 ounces.

[Ridgerunner]

All you need is a couple fold out flaps in the lid to create a three sided windscreen

[zelph]

All you need is a couple fold out flaps in the lid to create a three sided windscreen

Excellent idea Now I have to think

[realityguy]

2oz?!!!

..Better get out the forklift...

(Now you know what I've been getting with my heavyweight 2oz stoves..)

Don't forget the ripply wire things that fold out and go through a hole, like coleman has,for holding them in place..
I barely had room in mine for the three burners and the tweezers...besides the potstand..

[cadyak]

very cool. the fold up windscreen and a few roostertails/mepps would fit in ther nicely

[ConnieD]

reality guy, Don't forget the ripply wire things that fold out and go through a hole, like coleman has,for holding them in place..

Hah! The 2 oz. Colman stove in an Altoids tin...

use titanium for the windscreen, at least.

[Ridgerunner]

Something like this:

[ConnieD]

We have so many Altoids tin projects, especially in amateur radio.

Oh man! I would love to pull that out at the campsite. What fun.

What are the dimensions? Altoids tin?

Do you actually use it for food preparation? Do you use small cookware?

[zelph]

I'm late for camp work grass cutting, got to load this video and scoot.

[Ridgerunner]

Connie, here is the link to my creation.
viewtopic.php?f=43&t=1003

My thought was to couple the stove with a 12oz & 24oz Heine pot.