Biomass (ie Wood) Cook Stove for Hiking?

[Not_Yet_Prepped]

Anyone know of a source for a Cook Stove that uses fuel from nature (ie wood) like the following one linked... I dont need the Titanium and am looking for something alot cheaper (like $10-$20ish). I was thinking of building a "Hobo" Stove but those dont pack down the best.

http://www.amazon.com/Vargo-Titanium-Hexagon-Wood-Stove/dp/B0042J2PL2/ref=sr_1_sc_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1318901825&sr=1-1-spell

I have been thinking of finding some "thick" aluminum and cutting/building one myself... But dont know how to "Rivet" Aluminum without a machine/tools that are $$.

[protus]

my pot stand for one of my soda can stoves doubles as a wood stove.
its made from a soup can, cut down in size.
itworks, by feedingit small twigs. and it works.

but i gave up humping it around LOL

[snare]

I have one I made that is similar to these, if you want to see it:

http://www.jureystudio.com/pennystove/pennywood.html

http://www.garlington.biz/Ray/WoodGasStove/

[610Alpha]

there are all kinds of these out there...

you could use a hand powered rivet gun or even an air powered rivet gun from harbor freight (but you get what you pay for there).

[Not_Yet_Prepped]

Found one in my price range but not like the design as much as the other expensive one:

http://www.amazon.com/Innovative-Products-Foldable-Pocket-Cooker/dp/B000HR95NO/ref=wl_it_dp_o_npd?ie=UTF8&coliid=I272YPCOASIZUI&colid=2NWJVV4KOND14

I will just have to make one myself I guess...

If a road sign turns up missing from your AO it was not me!!??!

[P2L]

Vargo now offers the Hex stone in stainless for about half the price of the titanium unit. I really like this stove.