what do you use as stand
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I made mine out of a coat hanger formed into a triangle, about 0.8 inches above the stove. I got the idea after watching a "simple pot stand for alcohol stove" on youtube. The stand fits in my pot. Four layers of folded aluminum foil make my wind screen.
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if you use this stove with the canteen cup and cooker base all sold on amazon dont forget the canteen and the cover pouch and the pouch has a pocket for the esbit stove they all go together so all your cooking needs in one small canteen pouch i keep mine in my 72 hour kit
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Esbit makes their own stand and there are a lot of third party options as well, which are often very popular but can get pretty pricey. I would definitely check out DIY options though, you can make some passable stands pretty quickly and cheaply.
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Jazzer, you'll want to purchase the Esbit Ultralight Folding Stainless Steel Pot Stand that tightly holds the burner and allows pots to sit on top. I used mine on a multi-day backpacking trip and it worked quite well.
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You should probably start with how you intend to use the burner. (for heating up a cup on the trail) ... where the home made stand or the ultralight stand would be fine ... if you need to cook on something more stable in a small footprint the firebox/emberlit types are a good choice for flexibility ... I actually like the simple Sterno Stove myself. IMO it offers the most stable platform. It breaks down flat to small enough size. You can use all the other materials, (chips, sticks, charcoal, pellets) to burn when you are out of alcohol and it is inexpensive. I did modify/fashion a mesh grate and burn plate to enhance it but still the most stable for any of my purposes. You should probably start with how you intend to use the burner. (for heating up a cup on the trail) ... where the home made stand or the ultralight stand would be fine ... if you need to cook on something more stable in a small footprint the firebox/emberlit types are a good choice for flexibility ... I actually like the simple Sterno Stove myself. IMO it offers the most stable platform. It breaks down flat to small enough size. You can use all the other materials, (chips, sticks, charcoal, pellets) to burn when you are out of alcohol and it is inexpensive. I did modify/fashion a mesh... » Read More You should probably start with how you intend to use the burner. (for heating up a cup on the trail) ... where the home made stand or the ultralight stand would be fine ... if you need to cook on something more stable in a small footprint the firebox/emberlit types are a good choice for flexibility ... I actually like the simple Sterno Stove myself. IMO it offers the most stable platform. It breaks down flat to small enough size. You can use all the other materials, (chips, sticks, charcoal, pellets) to burn when you are out of alcohol and it is inexpensive. I did modify/fashion a mesh grate and burn plate to enhance it but still the most stable for any of my purposes. « Show Less
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try Liberty Mountain Westwind Stove Set without Burner. Haven't tried it out yet, waiting for summer campout in July.
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Which Stand did you end up buying? I am looking for decent one that is compatible with this kit. I would greatly appreciate your input.
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I think that you can use just about any stand with these. Great choice, I have these and they sound awesome. Mine however are wall mounted.
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It does not come with a stand. I use some stands that I got with some cowboy studio red head lights. I would recommend the cushioned ones. They are a little more expensive, but they are worth it. Also, couldn't hurt to invest in a few shop bags.
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I don't think you can use a stand with this table. The way it's made I think an umbrella will work without a stand. The table will serve as the stand.
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I used the same stand that I used for hanging my photo lighting Muslin cloths. You can buy them here on Amazon
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There are some strings that you can get for this, its best to hang it. As for a stand no idea bro
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I never have seen a stand included. Most people use them on the ground in the field and on a bench top in the shop. I have build metal stands for the to take in the field or shop.
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I personally used a toybox from my younger years and set it on that. You can also buy other stands but make sure to look at the dimensions. A table or other things like a desk might work.
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Look for a heavy duty light stand. Buy one with a wide footprint. I think mine are cowboy studio. Many companies sell identical stands. For safety use a sandbag on the legs.
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I never use the stands. I purchased ornate planter hooks and put them on my deck and hung them from there. I have 3 on each side of the lattice privacy walls on the side of my deck. It looks so pretty at night.
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I did not use these for speaker stands. I have some equipment that I display for trade shows and use this twin stand to present my products.
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I don't use the stand provided, it does rotate on what I use (which is a more permanent stand. You can easily turn to where you want it to be once you have assembled it and have it in place.
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I doesn't have a stand. It stands up on its own just fine. It's big and very beautiful.
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These stands work best by having the V hull rest on them. I'm sure you could make it work but that's not the best way to use these stands.
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go here.....http://www.amazon.com/review/R20BA6TZ0F2SX/ref=cm_cr_rdp_permI bought the stand mentioned and it works great.
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no stand, never seen any kind of stand sold for this product. u do have to put in a safe spot because of the bulbs. it is a delicate machine in my opinion and fussy to get it to work right all the time. if it does what it says it does, im willing to put up with it. I give it 3 stars for ease of use