I want to put a bail handle on my snow peak trek 900 ti. Pot and still use my four dog stove lid. Any ideas ?
I want to put a bail handle on my snow peak trek 900 ti. Pot and still use my four dog stove lid. Any ideas ?
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I made a bail for one of my pots using a piece of ss road from Home Depot (thicker than a coat hanger but not by much). Drill a couple of holes in the pot, bend the rod, put a 90 in the ends, run it through, done.
Not handy (I'm at work). I try to take some tonight.
SS bicycle spoke cut and bent as needed may work well. Will probably cost <$1.
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Take it to a welder have him put tabs on it for the bail . Use a some cheep ti spoon for parts to make the tabs
thom
Here is a link to one that I made for a Foster's pot:
http://whiteblaze.net/forum/showthre...ghlight=twiggy
Use fishing swivels and stainless steel wire on the outside of pot rim. A good pair of needle nose pliers is a good tool for this type of bail.
Last edited by zelph; 01-01-2016 at 10:10.
doesnt your pot have a folding handle?
Bails are horrible used for anything that needs to be poured because they require two hands to do it
Without an extra hand to hold what you are pouring into, using Mountain house, freezer bags, is problematic
Which is why I simply wrap small pots with bandana and pour with one hand.
I added bail to pots in past by drilling small holes and using bent 1/8" aluminum rod
Last edited by MuddyWaters; 01-01-2016 at 11:58.
I use wood as my primary fuel so the bail handles is what I need. Fire is always going up the side of the pot. Alcohol is secondary fuel.
Does the pot have any kind of a lip around it? If so stainless steel safety wire bicycle spoke or even better steel fishing leader and a couple snap swivels. Make a simple double loop best to twist it together pair of pliers. It's pretty easy I've made them for several pots.
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