Question guys. Where can I get fiberglass twine/rope/yarn whatever, that people wrap their heineken pots in?
Also, I bought some fiberglass cloth from walmart in the auto department, but man that shit frays easily, is hard to work with, and seems like it will burn out over time, I've already burned through some.. Dan Yeruski mentions this in a post on the "other" BPL forums from last year in regards to his cobalt stove:
"Hi Mark, Yes it's special. It's designed for commercial applications. Designed to withstand 1700 degree temperatures. It is not wick material, it is cloth, 2" wide, with selveded edges along the 2' dimension.It's totaly different than what is used on Tinny's wick stoves. It does not come in contact with oxygen as does the wick material used on the bluefly stove made by Tinny,"
Anybody know where to get the stuff he's talking about? Or some other tighter weave fiberglass cloth, preferably with a finished edge?
Thanks!
where to buy certain Fiberglass twine/cloth
Re: where to buy certain Fiberglass twine/cloth
i'd bet money that Zelph knows. him and that Yeruski fellow are pretty close.
if you have a boat shop, or chandlery, or fiberglass repair supplier in your area, ask for "woven roving" and "fiberglass tape".
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if you have a boat shop, or chandlery, or fiberglass repair supplier in your area, ask for "woven roving" and "fiberglass tape".
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Re: where to buy certain Fiberglass twine/cloth
Oh, is that zelph?
Hah. ok.
Hah. ok.
Re: where to buy certain Fiberglass twine/cloth
jdempsey wrote:Oh, is that zelph?
Hah. ok.


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Re: where to buy certain Fiberglass twine/cloth
http://wickstore.com/ is where i got mine.
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Re: where to buy certain Fiberglass twine/cloth
It's not wick like the prickly stuff used by the guy that made the video showing himself licking the fibers offIt is not wick material, it is cloth, 2" wide, with selveded edges along the 2' dimension.It's totaly different than what is used on Tinny's wick stoves.


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