Monday, December 5, 2011

The finished article!

I reasoned that a hot stove would melt the synthetic material of my Bergen pocket so made a heavy canvas bag out of an old seat base that I'd dyed green. This had to be sewn by hand as my sewing machine wasn't up to the job:




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Then it was off to the woods for a photo session!



As promised, it fits inside a rocket pack. The stove weighs just under 5kg so is fairly portable


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Carry bag held up...



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The packed up stove:



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A closer view of the top plate fixing system:


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The components stored inside:


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The component parts:



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Legs assembled - these are made from an old warning triangle that the AA ran over on the M6. They can be pushed into the earth for greater stability



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Stove standing the right way up



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Grate installed - this is stored the other way up to maximise flue length that can be fitted inside



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Throat plate installed - this should stop heat just going straight up the chimney


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Top plate installed and screwed down


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Flue sections added - assembly complete!


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Top is big enough to heat a Crusader style mug (but not much else):


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All packed up again:


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Leave no trace!:


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