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This is a catch-all group for Backpacking Stoves, including do-it-yourself stoves.

Re: Fosters can into a pot Yeah, I had to modify a side cut can-opener. I got it at Kitchen and Company in Asheville, NC. It did work to cut off the lid of the Fosters can. But: 1) Now Posted - Sat Feb 4, 2012 2:03 pm	Ken snwcmpr.rm Offline Send Email
Re: Fosters can into a pot Yes - I had to modify the can opener by grinding off excess material, and you have to be really careful to maintain your line when doing the cut. The opener Posted - Sat Feb 4, 2012 3:10 am	thorthesailor Offline Send Email
Fosters can into a pot I have 2 smooth edge/ side-cut can openers. Neither one will cut the Fosters can at the lip. My regular can opener turned upside down cut the whole rim off, so Posted - Mon Nov 7, 2011 2:16 pm	Ken snwcmpr.rm Offline Send Email
Re: Hipolito stove We get Kerosene for our lanterns when we lose power. I found a K1 Clear with no dye at an Enmark gas station here in Waynesville, NC. Kerosene does smoke while Posted - Wed Jul 27, 2011 2:29 pm	Ken snwcmpr.rm Offline Send Email
Re: Hipolito stove What luck! If it is MIB (mint in box) you have a real collector's item although not too pricy... the Hipolito stove comes from Portugal. ***Stove is for Posted - Tue Jul 26, 2011 6:02 am	Stuart stu.sanford... Offline Send Email
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