Hoping to see if anyone has any idea on what this might be. I found it recently in a fireplace at a scout camp, Material is aluminium and the three parts screw together. The open end has a lip but no thread so looks like something can be put on it but I did not find any other parts. The piece with the mesh and the piece with the holes and fins are booth about 2cm high, the bottom/top is 1cm. Diameter is about 6cm.
Hubby thought it might have been an alcohol stove?
What might this be?
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Re: What might this be?
by Aardvark » Thu 05 May, 2022 11:04 am
Definitely a herb grinder. The bottom bit can go on top probably and still be functional.
Ever on the search for a one ended stick.
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Re: What might this be?
by FionaShedden » Thu 05 May, 2022 11:29 am
thanks All - I'd never even heard of these so a learning for me 
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Re: What might this be?
by wander » Thu 05 May, 2022 12:15 pm
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Re: What might this be?
by Moondog55 » Mon 09 May, 2022 4:32 pm
There must be a way of using those bits to make an alcohol burner of some sort.
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