Hello CajunHiker, It's as easy to build as the pictures indicate. I drilled 3 rings of holes in the bottom about an 1/8 inch. Cut the "V" on one side and overextended the cuts in the corners by an 1/8 inch or so, so that you can roll the sharp edge inward. There are 5 --3/8" holes on the opposite side of the "V" that are centered at the bottom of the back side about a 1/2 inch up from the bottom edge. They are for venting and drafting. Then you drill 3 sets of holes for the feet( which are made from coat hangers). You want the sets equally spaced so the stove sits properly. Then I drill four holes in the sides towards the top for the two Heine pot supports. Then I drilled 4 more holes at a height from the bottom that the supports would allow the Heine pot to rest about and inch from the top of my Alky stove.Hey Ridgerunner,
I've acquired a cookie tin to build your setup. Do you have any build-up pics? If you were to do over, would you make any changes?
As far as changes, I rushed the reflector job with tin foil to get it listed. I would use a heavier foil, such as a disposable foil rack. The other idea I had was to take a two litre pop bottle and cut a portion to cover the opening of the stove to act as a globe when using as a candle lantern. I think it might sit far enough away from the candle to not deform. Also, I thought of installing a removable bail of sorts to hang the stove when using as a lantern.
(will have to do a test on that one) The "V" shaped opening helps retain tinder in the lower potion of the stove so the fire is less likely to fall out. With the opening being larger at the top, it is easier to feed the tinder down into the stove and fire. 
