Titanium Goat
Titanium foil
email: info@titaniumgoat.com
This titanium foil is .005" thick and very durable by foil standards. You can build wind screens, lantern reflectors, ultra light pot
lids, or what ever you can imagine. If you come up with some useful projects, and would like to share, let us know, we will be
posting projects and plans
Titanium Foil specifications:
Weight:  1.
9oz per 12.375"X12" piece
Price:   $16  for a 1
2.375"X12" piece
By putting a quantity of 1 in the cart you will receive a piece
1
2.375"X12". If you put a quantity of 2 in the cart you will receive a
piece 1
2.375"X24", a quantity of 3 gets you 12.375"X36" and so on
Working with titanium foil:
Titanium foil can be cut with a good pair of scissors quite easily. Holes can be punched using a standard hole punch
used for paper, though it will require a lot more force. For the most part you do not need allot of expensive tools, or
much skill to work with it. While a spot welder is really nice for sticking this stuff together, you can use staples too. The
foil is the same thickness as a sheet of paper, so when it comes time to prototype a project, just build it out of paper
first. When you get it right with the paper, you have a pattern to trace onto your foil. Unlike the foil we carried
previously, this foil is CP2 and is easily formed.

Titanium foil project ideas:
Wind screens:   By cutting the foil to the inside height of your pot, you can roll the wind screen up and store it inside
your pot. A titanium wind screen built with .005" thick titanium will be very durable, and very stable in the wind. You can
use a hole punch to put holes around the bottom of it for intake air. A 4"X24" wind screen, with out holes in it, will weigh
1.22oz, and last a lifetime.

Pot lid:    Using your existing pot lid, you can trace the right size circle onto your foil to create a super light weight lid.
With a hole punched in it, you can use your fork to remove it from the pot, and it will vent steam.

Lantern reflector:   Weather its a hood type, or a side style reflector, it should be pretty light built out of titanium.