An inventulation, the Siggadaptor-Nordic Type I Thugulator

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  1. brassnipplekey

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    Love it when that happens .... You KNEW you were saving it for something .. That itd come in useful , one day :) ...... Non 'Hoarders' dont understand .
    I had a 'relationship' with a 'Feng shui /lifestyle consultant'.......... :D :D .. DOOMED
    :lol: :lol:

    Nick
     
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  2. TrainManny

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    Way to go Keith. The Trangia Kettle fits like a glove too! What do you call your "Thingy" or "Gizmo"?

    Cheers,

    Manny
     
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  3. fyldefox

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    I would think the "Fyldefox kettle drop stop" ;)
     
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    Nice rig, and good use of the left overs. :)
     
    hobowonkanobe, Mar 30, 2008
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  5. ArchMc

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    Nice modification, guys! Though I'm now amazed I've been carrying a Sigg Tourist for almost 40 years, and have never thought of doing this. :roll:
    ....Arch
     
    ArchMc, Mar 30, 2008
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  6. CWilkins

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    Gerry,
    When will these be available for purchase ???

    Chuck
     
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  7. Nordicthug

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    If you want one (or a dozen) I'm asking $10 ea. postpaid to N. America, $13 postpaid to addresses elsewhere. If you want one for any other Sigg Tourist style cooker, Edwlweiss, Optimus 88, or whatever, I need to know the outside diameter of the pot support. Lovingly hand crafted in your choice of 1/8" cold rolled steel rod.

    PM me for my address and to order.

    Cash or Paypal

    Gerry.
     
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  8. alanwenker

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    Now that I'm done sending Gerry a PM to order my very own The Siggadaptor-NordicType I Thugulator, I think we need to establish a new rule for the CCS site.






    NO MORE INVENTING CLEVER AND ENTIRELY FUNCTIONAL, SIMPLE, YET BRILLIANT COOKWARE OR COOKING APPLIANCES AS I HAVE TOO $%^%&^ ALREADY!!!!!!!!!!







    Start date of the above rule to become effective upon receipt of my appartus. Thank you for your cooperation. ](*,)
     
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  9. hobowonkanobe

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    good luck! :lol: :lol: :lol:
     
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  10. CWilkins

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    Well said. But, one can never have too much stuff. Plus it is small ans easy to stow amongst all the other stuff I already have !!

    Chuck
     
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  11. spudz

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    Well I for one don't want one, since it's not made from plastic, doesn't use batteries, is not completely useless and obviously won't be broken beyond repair in 2 weeks time!
    Honestly Gerry, I don't know how you hope to make a million with these "Entirely functional, simple, yet brilliant" inventions of yours. ](*,) ](*,) ](*,)
     
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  12. alanwenker

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    Adaptor arrived today, above rule to be effective immediately. Thank you for your cooperation.
     
    alanwenker, Apr 2, 2008
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  13. Doc Mark

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    Hey, Guys,

    My very own, personal, Thugulator arrived in today's Post, safe and sound! It fits perfectly on a Sigg Tourist cookset, and is truly a wonderful idea! Thanks, Gerry!! Take care, and God Bless!

    Every Good Wish,
    Doc

    P.S. This item just may fit other cooking situations, too!
     
    Doc Mark, Apr 3, 2008
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