Falks' Compact Picnic Camper Set

Discussion in 'Falk, Stadelmann & Co Ltd' started by Spiritburner, Sep 16, 2009.

  1. Spiritburner

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    This small half-pint paraffin stove is very similar to the Veritas Pocket P9650 & shares the same part numbers. The stove is stamped Duo-Burn. Unfortunately, it came without it's cast flame spreader & I can't find the spare I thought I had, so it's shown here with a home-made one made from copper.

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  2. Big Si

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    Hi Ross can you post up some more in depth pictures of the flame spreader please? I've started to make one from some flat bar steal stock but it's hard going ATM. I know that copper is much easier to work.

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    Hi Ross, very nice little stove! But I am a bit confused re the name, was it sold by Falks and made by Duo Burn, or is this one company?

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    Wim
     
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    verry nice ross i dont think i have herd of that brand and a fantastic job you have done on the flame spreader. I wonder if falks was part of veritas
     
  5. Spiritburner

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    Wim - Mr Optimus. From the examples I have seen Duo-burn appears to be a brand of Falks aka Falks, Stadelmann & co. Veritas is also a brand of the Falks Stadelmann. If you came to this post from the 'recent pictures' box you may have missed the forum this post is actually in.

    https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/12


    Big Si - will do later - basically same rough size/shape as cast spreader with longer 'arms' - this allows it to height adjusted, by bending the arms, to get the best fuel/air mix underneath. The jet is a bit worn on this but raising the plate compensated to some extent.
     
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  6. Big Si

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    Thanks Ross, there's no rush, befpre the weekend would be nice ;) ;) ;)

    Si
     
  7. chesters4

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    Its nice to see it going albeit with the wrong Flame spreader ,no sign of real one yet in old mans loft (or 4 sheds) if i find it (very unlikely as he did keep bits together) i'l pass it on.:thumbup:,Dave
     
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    Hello chesters it's nice to see another Anglers net member on here :D
     
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    hi Alan,yes i get about but always a chesters ;)