Part 2 — Supports for Camp-Fire Utensils

The sketch shows how to make a standard or support to hold cooking utensils over a camp fire. The main part or stake is made of a piece of gas pipe, on one end of which is turned an ordinary coupling, Fig. 1. This is used to furnish a strong head when the stake is driven into the ground. The rings and supports for the utensils are made of heavy wire bent into the shape required to hold the respective vessels. The sketch, Fig. 2, shows the manner of shaping the wires.

A Piece of Gas Pipe Constitutes the Standard with Wires Attached for Holding the Utensils (Fig. 1, Fig. 2)