Stanley Two Bowl Cook Set Hack
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- This is a new hack for the Stanley Two Bowl Cook Set. It takes it from a pan with a handle to a hanging pot with very little modification needed.
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James, Stanley *really* needs to hire you on their design team to make a "Hobo Series" cookset!!!😁👍🏻
That would be really cool!
@@WayPointSurvival "American Tradition, Hobo Series"!!! As long as I can remember, "Stanley" has been a household brand name!!! Somebody *needs* to pitch this!!!
I second that! 👍
more like a "professional series"
@@fookingsog I have most of their stuff since I was in my teens 30+ yrs ago. I do think he would be a better representative then some other Bushcrafters that have since become representatives and barely post.
This man has probably solid more Stanley products the their own marketing team.
Lol. Thanks for watching!
Well, he IS the reason I just bought my Stanley cooking cup and this cooking pot! Got them off eBay, and I found the Cook Cup without the stupid, useless green cups. I love what it will become after applying these hacks to it, and to the cooking pot!
I hope Stanley appreciate s how you have really made their products so versatile!
Thanks for watching!
Another excellent video sir. I've said it before but Stanley really needs to add you to their R&D department.
That would be really cool, but I don't think that they are interested. Thanks for watching, my friend!
@@WayPointSurvival , thank you for taking time to give us another fun project. See you soon.
Made me smile when I saw what you were going to do. You always think outside the box. Love it!
Thanks!
Very cool hack, James! I did something very similar with an old stainless steel pot that I picked up at Goodwill. If I remember correctly the pot was $1.50 cdn! Plus odds and ends I had lying around - so way under 2 buck! I love Goodwill!
Excellent, thanks for watching!
I love to tinker with things. These modification makes me think on even more things to be doing. Thanks
Great, thanks for watching!
This was awesome James. A new cookset to make hacks for....YES!!! This is going to be a great addition to my Stanley 2 cup cookset! I can't wait to see what more genius ideas you can come up with. I've subbed to several other survival channels but by far yours is my favorite James, keep up the fantastic work brother!!!
Thanks so much! I really do appreciate it.
Definitely have to hand it to you, your modifications are well thought out. 👍👍😊
Thank you!
James another great Stanley tip……Stanley can sure use you as a rep for their company….
Thanks!
I like seeing your hacks I pick up stainless bowls at yard sales for cheap they can be used to fabricate stuff out of along with stainless tig wire and you got something to work with thanks again for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Great mods. I often use cut down wire coat hangers, most of which rust eventually, but a good source of stainless steel wire for this sort of job is replacement bicycle wheel spokes.
Good idea. Thanks for watching!
+1 on the bicycle spokes. They and damaged tire tubes for making ranger bands are usually free for the asking at most bike shops.
@@donalddicorcia2433 Yep, I bike and keep my old tube. Mountain bike tube makes a good sleeve for my Zippo lighter to waterproof it and slow fuel evaporation.
Good idea. I did get a good laugh when you saved the plastic tab but cut off the rim.
Thanks for watching!
This is awesome! Thank you once again. Ontario Canada loves you!
Thanks!
These videos are so incredibly, peaceful. The video makes world better. Thank you so much
Thanks!
That's a really good tweak, James. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
James, I like your design on the cook pot. I have watched your videos. God bless you. ✝️🙏🏻👍🇺🇸
Thanks so much!
I like this modification to the Stanley, Great Video!
Thank you!
So simple yet so perfect. I got that “why didn’t I think of it?” feeling afterwards - the hallmark of a great idea. Thanks.
Thanks so much and I'm glad you liked it!
Once again James another great idea great video thanks again. Mate
Thanks so much!
James your creativity never ceases to amaze me...thanks so much! And as always take care...Robin
Thanks!
Another great hack! Thanks for sharing James.
Thanks so much!
perfect hack thanks for sharing I'm glad I kept all those Meccano parts.
Thanks for watching.
I've been looking at this very cookset. With this hack, It is now perfect. Thanks!
Excellent, glad you liked it!
Oh this is a nice, neat hack! Better than my thin, brass snare wire collar and bail.
Thanks, glad you liked it!
That's a great idea James.
Thank you!
I’ve got this pot and I’ve used it many times. This is a nice hack to provide some more usability. Thanks James
Great, glad you liked it!
Ah, here is the first video from the other playlist that I couldn't find! Nice hack...but before I ho drilling into my cook pot, I am going to try wrapping hanger iron around the pot like you did the Stanley Cook Cup. Hopefully it will work just as well with no holes drilled
Glad it was helpful!
Perfect. It is amazing. You always have incredible ideas!!!! Hello from Málaga, Spain.
Thank you so much!
I use to call you the " ULTIMATE BOY SCOUT" now I'm thinking your a " DESIGN ENGINEER" for Stanley, lol. Another great idea. Thx for the vid
Thanks for the moniker and for watching the video!
Well James you have done it again. I would call that and upgrade to that pot system. I don't have that particular Cooking System but if I did I know I would hook it up just like that. Thanks for the video James you always do good. Yet another tool for the survival kit. Thanks for the video James have a great day and stay safe and keep your powder dry and your pot hanging! PS well James the way the gas prices are going it's not looking too promising for my grandson and I to get up to see you but we're going to try.
Thanks. Hopefully you can still make it!
Great job. You need your own line of camping equipment. A Chicago fastener would also work.
Thanks!
Spent a lot of time in southern Ohio down around Welston in a small community named Buyer Ohio. It’s no longer there anymore but we would ride 4 wheelers & take my little Bronco II back in a spot called The Richland furnace. It was absolutely beautiful down in the foot hills of the Appalachian mountains.
That is indeed a beautiful area!
Another very cool hack!
Thanks!
You come up with really great ideas. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
How COOL!!! Great hack James!!!
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Awesome!!!! Wish they made a bush pipe without the handle on the side. I also wish they would make a insulated dish that you can put hot food in and take it to work and still have a warm meal to eat
Good idea. Thanks for watching!
Excellent video for use of Nutrient Survival.
Thanks so much!
Genius! Stanley needs to hire you as a consultant.
That would be a fun job! Thanks for watching!
Another great idea and video. You always leave me wondering “why didn’t I think of that.”
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Now can you use a pipe clamp like you did with the two cup cook pot and wire hanger that way you don't have to cut and drill it
But still a very good hack for the two bowl cook pot and I do have one of each.
God Bless my friend
Yes, you could definitely use this the pipe clamp hack as well.Thanks for watching!
That's pretty slick sir.
Thanks!
Awesome hack, doing this to mine ASAP. Cheers James 🤙
Excellent, thanks for watching!
That's cool. Nice tip.
Thanks!
Another useful and practical idea James. I think I would use a rivet instead of a bolt though.
A rivet would be a great idea. I was just trying to keep it simple and accessible for most people to do. Thanks for watching!
This is a very cool idea. All of your Stanley hack videos make me smile.
Thanks so much!
Keeps getting better and better. Outstanding.
Thanks so much!
@@WayPointSurvival well done and handy idea.
Awesome video. Going to fix my set that way.
Great!
Thanks for that! I have that same set up and like you wished it had a way to hang over a fire. Lesson learned! I really like this one
Thanks so much and I'm glad you liked it!
You keep making these Stanley videos and I'm going to buy some Stanley stock
Right? Thanks for watching!
I didn't know they did a bowl set! Good idea for hanging it.
Thanks!
Great video. I’m definitely put this together.
Excellent, thanks for watching!
Another awesome mod!! Thank you waypoint!!
Thanks for watching!
I would never have thunked of that idea. Nice hack.
Thanks for watching!
Great idea James! Thanks for showing us!
Thanks for watching!
Very nice hack James. Thanks and take care.
Thank you, my friend!
Nice hack. Easy to do, functional, and well thought out.
Thanks!
I love this channel !!! Can’t wait to attend one of your classes
Thanks, come on out!
I did not know Stanley made that. Now I have to buy one and modify it. I use those S -biners they work great on my Stanley cook sets.
Now you have something else to show us how to modify.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you, Mr. Bender!
BTW, you might consider including links to the products used in your videos.
Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!
Thanks. I picked up the pot at Walmart.
Great one James, thanks.
Thanks!
Very nice. I have to admit that I didn’t know they had a two pot set . I don’t go into stores very much. I’ll have to look for this . It’s bound to be cheaper than a lot of the stuff I see on other channels. Have a great evening
It's not too terribly pricey. I think it's well made and worth the money especially as it is fairly versatile.
Wow James, this a great idea ! I think I'll go buy one of these pots and mod it like you have done !!!!!
Great, glad you liked it!
Dang good hack for that pot
Thanks for watching!
Seems the hole drilled for the added tab would work without cutting the rim and adding the tab and hardware. Bend the wire hook to be inside the pot then up and angle over to the handle. Maybe bring the hole up a bit higher and use a Z bend to go inside the pot.
Many people regret just drilling a hole in the pot. I prefer to have the tab as it works more efficiently.
Could you look into doing some hacks with a metal Bento set? I'm interested to see if you could kit it out with a bunch of preps, food and cook set! They even have some rectangular multi level sets that come with an insert that would be a perfect mini bread loaf tin!
Sounds interesting, I have to check it out!
Nice hack. What stood out most to me though was the hanger iron. Yeck is my last name! Lol. There can't be that many of us. I know I have relatives in Ohio. Small world!
Interesting! Thanks for watching!
I bought this cook set months ago and have been waiting on you! Haha, so happy to see this!
Excellent, glad you liked it!
I just did this to kit, super easy and useful! Thank you for the tip
Excellent, thanks for watching!
Outstanding hack! Thanks.
Thanks!
Good one! Will probably put this hack in practice on my set.
Great, glad you liked it!
Excellent idea great hack
Thank you!
great hack as usual. I do have two questions.
1) wouldn't heat transfer to the s-clip?
2) could the strap be bent in a z-shape to avoid the lip?
Ideas can always be improved. The Z would take more effort to make. Try it out and post your results.
Yes, the heat will transfer some but it won't melt like the plastic one will. And you can bend the strap but it won't be as secure as the way I did it.
Hope your going to do a series of hacks on this set, I have one and your hacks on the Stanley Two Cup set was awesome, I’ve done a few of your hacks for my Two Cup set. Another great video, I really enjoy your channel. 👍
Thanks so much!
Alwsys love your inventive videos.
Thanks!
thank you james , is a good item , and a good dy , see you later
Thanks for watching!
Love your video's. You've inspired me. I own a stanley 2 cup cook set because of you.
👋 sending love from the UK.
Excellent, thanks for watching!
@@WayPointSurvival my pleasure.
Great.... Now I have to go get one of these for my wife and myself. 😂😂🙂🙃
Thanks for watching!
Great idea, I love low tech hacks. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much!
Maybe a master link for Stainless Steel roller chain (bicycle chain) would keep it all stainless? Just a thought.. great vid brother!
That might work well indeed!
Great hack, their only set I don't have is the one with the insulated mug and plastic lid. You could do that on all of them.👍
True. Thanks for watching!
Awesome hack ! Keep up the great work
Thank you
Thanks!
Useful hack. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.
Thanks!
Thanks for another great idea💡 👍👌
Thanks for watching!
I like the concept, but I would just slip the wire through the hole you drilled in the pot; I just don't care for the tab sticking up, especially when it's in my pack. I hadn't really thought about getting the new Stanley set, but now I'm interested. Thanks.
I did it that way because I don't want the hole in the side of the pot as the pot tends to leak when boiling or making soup and runs down the pot and gets crusted and hard. A lot of people that have drilled a hole in their pot have regretted it later.
@@WayPointSurvival Ah, I see. I guess you could leave the bolt in it until needed. I only worry about the hole if it's in one of the usual pour sides. Either way is a preference. Still a great idea!
Nice ... It seems to reinforce or at least brace the handle rather than weakening it with your Dremmel. Good job.
Thanks!
Thanks for showing this video
Thanks for watching!
That's awesome. You keep out doing yourself on your videos and information. Keep it up and going please
Thanks so much!
Very cool setup!
Thanks!
What a great idea. Owned this set for a few years. I could not come with a hanger system that would work. Tried many every one was an Epic fail disaster. This one looks simple and might just work for me. I wish I thought of that. Talk abou duh
Thanks for watching and I'm glad you liked it!
I just bought the Stanley Pro cookware set. It has two HUGE pots and a frying pan. I don't really want to mess with the pots because it is guaranteed for life and any modifications will void that guarantee. So, I use an old BBQ grill grill and make my fire pit to accommodate the grill to where the actual pot or frying pan is a few inches above the fire.
Nice hack tho
Excellent. Thanks for watching!
awesome video! thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I love this hack!
Thanks!
This should be made as standard,top hack this one.
I agree, thanks for watching!
Great idea! I love your videos!
Thanks so much!
👍 Good one James!
Thanks!
Cool idea!
Thanks!
What a great and simple design. Why did u cut the lip, instead of going around the lip of the pot with the hanger though? Thanks for the idea. I have this pot, was looking at some way of doing this.
It makes it more secure. Thanks for watching!
Hi James. A really good hack and it looks easy to do. thank you for the explanation. Stay safe. ATB. Nigel
Thanks so much, my friend!
Good idea. Maybe Stanley can pay you for your idea… or they can just steal it like big companies normally do and pretend that they came up with the idea themselves. lol. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!