WTS DIY Titanium Stove Parts

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[Rural Alaskan]

How well does it shut down and hold?

 

[stephane110]

How well does it shut down and hold?

What do you mean by shut down and hold? Once all the wingnuts are tight it feels very sturdy.

 

[Felton]

Are you sure you used .2 mm foil for the belly? That seems really thin. That’s like shim stock thickness. I converted to standard and its 8 thousands of an inch.

 

[svivian]

What do you mean by shut down and hold? Once all the wingnuts are tight it feels very sturdy.

I think he is referring to how well can you damper it down and let it burn. How air tight is it?

 

[Rural Alaskan]

Yes. Does it just blaze away, or does it hold coals all night?

 

[stephane110]

I’d say it blazes away. If you have a fire burning and keep adding wood for a couple hours you can get a coal bed that would stay warm for maybe 3ish hours? Would be very similar to all the other packable stoves, I don’t think any of them can last through the night without adding wood. You could get this one pretty airtight if you were careful with your bends, but I wasn’t so I have a gap near the top where the endcap connects with the top flat piece.

And yes, I believe the foil is accurately measured at 0.2mm. Stove pipes are typically in the 0.1mm or less.
For reference, it would be about 10-20x the thickness of aluminum cooking foil.

 

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