Look for the mesh screen type cover thingies used to stop chip fat spraying from frying pans.
Phil
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16 years ago
Coarse kitchen sieve
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16 years ago
Spatter guard?
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16 years ago
That's what I know them as, but if the mesh was as course as he wanted, the spatter guard could not do its job.
Take a look in a DIY store and try and find, or ask for, the perforated sheet metal and see if one of those has the right sized holes. It is meant for decorative use and is flat. Don't buy the aluminium version. The contact with aluminium is suspected to cause Altzimers (sp) disease. Though quite why I have no idea as we have been using aluminium pans for years. Copper, brass or steel should be OK though.
Dave
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16 years ago
Of course! Why did I not think of that. It is called, expanded metal over here and the holes are in a diamond pattern and you can get it in various sized perforations.
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16 years ago
As it is over here, from your answer :-)
Dave
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10 years ago
Hi Nick
you may have found what you are looking for or not - but I came across this and thought it would meet your needs!
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10 years ago
The damsons may have gone off in the intervening *SIX* years ...
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10 years ago
WTF is going on today?
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10 years ago
Dunno, I was expecting to find that was some awful web+flash front end to usenet, but they seem to be a normal nntp provider.
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10 years ago
The stupid f*ck club is in extended session (again).
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10 years ago
Look in prospecting shops, gem prospectors use sieves with meshes like that.
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10 years ago
Jane's suggestion is the opposite of what Nick requested, that is a very fine sieve!