Dutch oven lid lifter for campfire cooking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2019
- A lid lifter for lifting the lid off a dutch oven is a great accessory to your campfire cooking gear. Especially if you like to bake in a dutch oven.
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Of course this dude plays the banjo. Can I adopt him as like an uncle or something?? He is truly a national treasure.
John, I cant tell you how much some biscuits and banjo would do me well just now. I retired from reenacting a few years back....I miss it.
Nice job on the lifter, the biscuits and the banjo. Ol Joe Clark would be proud.
A must have for campfire dutch oven cooking, also a nice touch at the end with the banjo music. You should do more with the banjo, I like watching you play!
Thanks bud. I need to make a short version to use in my kitchen. Too many toasty fingers eh. I STILL LOVE KEEPING COMPANY WITH YOU JOHN.
Great work sir,I used a claw hammer at the beginning till I got a hook from a subscriber
Nice banjo pickin there John
Love the banjo music at the end,. Great vid as I am a cast iron freak, it's my weakness, lol.
Very nice "Hook of the Day" lol. Seems to work much steadier than the fireplace poker I'd seen Mom used last century. Really interesting concept. Puts ones mind to work thinking of options and ornimentation
Bringing the banjo back in to the vids. Well done Sir.
I really like your lid lifter design, and that was some darn good banjo pickin'!
Had to use my flat bar tool for my kid when i made my apple cobbler in my Dutch oven the other day, need a good lifter, and this weekend supposed to be nice out.
Love everything about this video! Cast iron cooking, blacksmithing, a little banjo picking at the end, & biscuits! I really like this design you have presented here. I have been thinking about making one of these for a long time, and was going to do something much more simple, but your design has really inspired me to make it more special.
I'm getting super inspired by all the campfire cookware this summer season on your channel. Lots of it is stuff I never had considered forging, but my to-do list keeps getting longer! Thanks so much for all the awesome connect you put out to teach all of us!
I really like that design.
Yeah! A hook, and it's not even Sunday. Thanks John. Cool "bit of kit" as our friends "across the pond" would say.
So much nicer than the manufactured ones!
Awesome work! The banjo picking was a great touch to finish by the fire.
WELL that's better then a nail in a lump of wood thank;s JOHN loved the banjo as well so in joy your lunch cheers
Very nice and easy construction was pretty straight forward. Pictured you upsetting the end then splitting it into three sections working it from there.