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Many of the pot stands I found on the web did not appear to be very stable. I am sure 3 paper clips stuck in the ground could make a pot stand however, I would think it would just make your meal end up on the ground. I am more concerned with stability than I am with fractions of an ounce.

People are correct 3 points make a plane and the bottom of a pot is a flat surface. However if you stir your pot and get it off of one point, you now have a line and pots will not balance on a line. This is why I use four points in most of my designs. Multiple intersecting planes are still stable if one is removed.

Above are some thumbnail links to different designs of pot stands I have built. Click on the thumbnail to get a larger picture and description of that pot stand.

Note that some are suited for open top type stoves only.

They are listed in a general order. The ones I liked the best at the top left of the page to the least practical at the bottom right of the page, just as you would read a page (L->R, Top->Bottom). I showed all designs hoping it sparks an idea for someone.


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		Many of the pot stands I found on the web did not appear to be very stable. I am sure 3 paper clips stuck in the ground could make a pot stand however, I would think it would just make your meal end up on the ground. I am more concerned with stability than I am with fractions of an ounce. People are correct 3 points make a plane and the bottom of a pot is a flat surface. However if you stir your pot and get it off of one point, you now have a line and pots will not balance on a line. This is why I use four points in most of my designs. Multiple intersecting planes are still stable if one is removed. Above are some thumbnail links to different designs of pot stands I have built. Click on the thumbnail to get a larger picture and description of that pot stand. Note that some are suited for open top type stoves only. They are listed in a general order. The ones I liked the best at the top left of the page to the least practical at the bottom right of the page, just as you would read a page (L->R, Top->Bottom). I showed all designs hoping it sparks an idea for someone.



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