Excellent mod of the old hobo stove. I've used these but never thought of making the feet for it. Something that works well in an urban survival situation is Purell. Take any hand sanitizer, if one is short of funds, it can often be found in construction site sani-cans, the front of grocery stores or in medical buildings. pour it into a can, it is alcohol gel and will burn by itself but works much better if 'distilled' by pouring a teaspoon of salt into it, stirring and straining through any handy cloth. You'll then have fuel that is closer in alcohol concentration as rubbiung alcohol (which can often be had for about $1. Toilet paper or fast food napkins can be placed in the can to hold the liquid and prevent spillage. Dry sand can also be used as an absorbent material .That stove kept me and another alive through a very cold winter.
Thanks for sharing your information also. Yeah it used to be you could buy 70% alcohol for a dollar at the dollar store, now you're lucky if you can find 50% alcohol at any store since the planned dimmick. Can you explain the salt process for making it distilled?
There may come a time when you will need to do your cooking covertly so that you are not found or discovered. Much better option than a "white man's campfire".
Excellent video -- thank you! The best thing about this is its simplicity! (I've been making can stove for more than a half century; yours is one of the best. One point: The reason the pot stand has three legs/feet is because three make for a much more stable platform. If you reduce the number of feet on the can stove to three, it will most likely be more stable (and much stronger). You can still cut a few smaller vent holes in-between the three feet for air (and underneath the stove). BTW, you can also make 4 of the top rim holes large and four small and still be able to feed the flame. These things will make the stove much stronger. -- Old Matt
Amazon is EVIL!!!! Haha... But seriously why would you want to give $12 to a corporation when you can recycle something that gets thrown away every day
I remember this from my Dad. Dad did this when he was an Infantryman during the end of WWII and when he was in Korea during the Korean War. Dad called this the Infantryman's stove. You only did this inside your foxhole, trench, or behind a hill where the enemy can't observe you from. Soldiers would heat up C-Rations or make coffee in a canteen cup. Before Vietnam soldiers would use small sticks or other wood to fuel the fire up until the heat tablets. The WWII Germans had ESBIT stoves but the fuel tabs ran out quick. G.I.s made holes in the ground and put rocks around them to make a fire ring. I was never a Boy Scout but my Dad was a Combat Infantryman. I used his knowledge later when I was in the Army.
That's the easiest and best soup can stove I've seen so far, made one within minutes. Adding 2 tent pegs through 4 top holes creates a base for my ssteel mug. Going to make a pot stand too. The can I used is wide enough to house my Stanley pot w. the lid, there is even space at the bottom for some useful smaller 'stuff'. Thanks for posting, btw. cute bird
@Chi Sam no nothing like mental communication issues. I was born a jerk and don't do it just for sport but you making rude remarks about people with mental communication illnesses doesn't say a lot about your caracter either my friend.
@Chi Sam did I leave a letter out of a word? So sorry. Hopefully I spelled my name right China Sam. Now that's probably real intuition but I got better thing's to do. You have a nice day though or night depending on what side of the world your on
@Chi Sam a politically correct Chicago libtard. I totally understand now. That's why you were so offended by my comment. One of those people that's been brainwashed by college into thinking free speech is only for what you want to hear. Go get your number 2 pencil crayons and coloring book and see if you can scribble the rest of your gun rights and other amendments away. Make sure you get all your words spelled right. Your a joke brother.
Love the video. I used a metal coffee can and I use it all the time when I'm out in nature. From fishing, hunting, or just out for a few days in the woods just enjoying nature
Your stove is incredibly most amazing among various wood stoves I checked on You Tube for months!! Thank you so much for environmental friendly and easy to make stove for me and for the mankind.
I made one of these out of a 12 oz coffee can. I put four small sheet metal screws in the bottom for feet. It works absolutely amazing! Awesome idea thanks :-)
Thank you for sharing this simple soup can stove! I've shared your video with my 5th grade grandsons who love camping but don't have the means for expensive camping equipment. They absolutely loved your grand idea!
The metal is soft enought to easily bend by hand. I made two after watching this video and, with bare female hands, I didn't come close to any accidents or injuries. Obviously, be smart and watch how you're handling the cut edges. Once the punched out triangles are bent into place, a person would have to really try to get themselves cut on it. Also, those can openers are cheap old-school and readily available in Walmart and other discount stores. BTW, the can stoves work great :-)
Ummm can metal thickness varies from country to country and size/product of the can... Just like the comments made by people vary in thickness and ignorance....
Great idea. And people spend hundreds of dollars on all the new fandangle stoves, when that works the same. For those who don’t know what that can opener is, come to Australia we have them by the truck load. Love your parrot, it looks smarter than our politicians. Greetings from Australia.
You know, I wouldn't mind watching you do cooking shows on these stoves. The way it was presented and the production quality is amazing. Thanks for the great content you always provide!
I love this craft! After I've made a couple of them, they only take 30 sec to make. A good tip if your punch is strong enough is to dig from the side and through the bottom in one motion. Cheers!
I did about the same thing with a larger can. I found a can of green beans that had a diameter large enough to hold a sterno can but not too tall. I've used it indoors and doesn't require a pot stand. Thanks for the video and best of luck to you.
You are like a brother after my own heart. I've done this before myself. Great job with everything on and about this wonderful video. It can also make a wonderful emergency heater as well.
I can't believe I watched this already! It was a couple years ago. Wasn't even subscribed back then, was just looking for camping tips. I actually made this back then, and failed to make a sustainable fire due to using sticks that were too green. It's amazing how I rediscovered you and all your awesome content, without realizing I've already seen one of your videos.
So, I just made lunch on my new hobo can stove. Worked like a charm. Seasoned rice and chopped beef jerky simmered until tender-ish. Piping hot on a cold winter day.👌
Lovely video, the absence of ego and your humble soul brings usable quality to your instructions and the products you endorse. The advertisement included came across well and was somehow pleasant, as it fit so well complementing the reason viewers spent their time here. (Also love that you did not say your name at the very beginning, it made you stand out among the tubers lol ) Shalom Shalom
Awesome, this is my favorite diy woodstove design in general, and I really like your bottom hole/feet mod, instead of just side vents. Haven't made one in a while, but I have two "chunky" cans which are slightly taller than average set aside for this summer.
I love the simplicity of your project. I have watched MANY VIDEOS on this subject. I plan to use a coffee can, or a can from industrial use such as restaurant use. If you put bricks alongside the cans, you can place a grill over top of the can using the bricks as a steady holder for pots and pans ect. That's my plan to improvise with the tin can stove.
I loved making these with my dad our design was a little different, but the same principal was followed. Weused coffe cans.We used screw drivers to poke the holes and then used coat hanger wire to keep the can of benas/soup from falling in. We'd bring a single coffee can and 2 cams of beans with us when we went out grouse hunting in Grayling. Makes for a fun lunch. Cheers.
Very cool. Went camping as a kid but, sadly, haven't done it since. We hiked and cooked on bunsen burners (flip an empty #10 can onto a flame (candle?) and cooked breakfast on top). I LOVED IT!!!
I enjoyed your Video! You were informative, with Can Do, instructions. Thank you. I am an older person, needed something during power outages to be able to cook that was available and easy and cheap !!
Just went thru Hurricane Florence and wish I had this info before as I was trying to cook with grill and ran out of charcoal! Thank God the power is back on but will use this in the future . Nice work n keep it up! Btw you have the perfect voice and delivery for these type vids!
Beautiful and simple idea for emergency or natural disaster occurrences... I'm a camper and this is definitely a fast and easy way to go!... THANK U!...Floridafan..:)
Thanks for this video, I really appreciate it. I like how easy it is to make as-needed. I can just empty the contents of my can into a metal cup, make the can into a stove, and then heat the food that is in the cup! Great for emergency situations when I may not already have a stove with me.
I've been looking for a practably cost free way to stock my emergency kit with a means of cooking. I didn't feel it was necessary to spend money I could use now. Thank you. I appreciate your help. And thank you for sharing.
Ty you taught me a lot. I'm a female, single but I'm a survivor too.. God Bless you.. I got my own camp cooking equipment but you taught me how to make the stove.. I'm very greatful... Ty ty ty ❤
very nice...! wish I could like this vid a few thousand times...!!!!right now where about to get hit by hurricane Irma and I may need this to to get by for a few days thank you so much God Bless as always.
Very entertaining video. I have seen something like this on a well known BBC reality show but the person , who was ex army completely failed, as such I thought a stove made from an old can was a non starter. You have shown how it should be done.
Stop boasting Gummy Bugz! Be thankful you have a 2010 macbook. Mine was made in 2006!!;) Mi iMac was made in 2008. My iPhone was made in 2009! Please remember there are always people worse off somewhere in the world;)))
Love the idea behind this and, considering I live in a forest, it's a really good one for me to keep in mind. The simplicity behind it is ingenious. Also, this is perhaps the best video I've seen that's been sponsored by Blue Apron. This video doesn't sell itself short and it doesn't sell Blue Apron short (one of which seems to always happen in sponsored videos), and they both compliment each other well, considering cooking is the general theme. This is a great example of what videos should be like in regards to the sponsor's product--they're complimentary.
Use pliers to completely turn tab tight. No sharp hazards on stove. Also, coat hanger wire handle allows moving stove safely: Tap 2 holes with nail near top of the can. Cut wire loop (2×height + width ) & bend ends into L. Insert wire in holes, & bend to form hooks at end of the loop. Two handles are better than just one about 1/2 inch apart. Wrap handle top with wire heat sink for safe handling.....
i have used a can stove i was a boy scout, i was the only kid who could cook,the others boy only had hotdogs on a stick,i had a full meal lol,, oh do love your buddy very cool
Thank you very much! A query of useful information that I didn"t ever even think of. This valuable info will come in handy in case of a earthquake or some other kind of crises and force me to hit the mountains, which are very close to where I live. I live in Vancouver, BC, Canada and our city is right next door to Stanely Park which is a forest next door to our city. As well one can move north to north shore (North Vancouver City) and North shore is next door to wild mountains that go on and on into wild wilderness. So this leaves me with more choices that most other cities lack. God Bless you & keep up the good work. From Canada, Deniz.
We all need to learn this, the way things are going with China announcing their EMP technology. Those green beans look so good, I got to check out Blue Apron.
I'm already building up my stores. The first thing was tinned food and the 8 hour burn tea lights. I have about 800 of them. Some small solar panels, along with battery charging circuit and lowish power LED lighting. IE my LEDs draw 50mA from the battery so a 2500mAh battery will give me light for two days strait. I use a cluster of 7 LEDs so they are way under driven (so slightly more efficient and way more life). I can tell you how to do it if you want.
Why demonise Chine. Who has nuclear power enough to make this planet disapear? Who made the starwars program in the 80's? Who withdraw from agreements because the new president does not make enough $$$ from it? Talk about EMP. Who started the race? Ignorance is so easy. But yes, a nice easy stow.
@@fritanke2318 Who is outright lying and breaking international law? China. Who is trying to take over areas of other countries? China. If you tell people to engage with the facts then you should set an example by doing it yourself instead of pontificating and making excuses for a country which is basically trying to bully people.
@@gordonlawrence1448 You describe USA and Russian politics perfect. Why hold China to a diffrent standard than the rest of the power mongers out there? So yea, if you want to present "facts" please do so, just make sure the facts are correct. If you want to demonize someone using the facts you present, please male sure the "facts" cant be turned on you. My two cents anyway.
You did a great job of making your sponsor part of the video and I'm very Impressed by how well your stoves work I still can't get some of mine to burn that well
was looking at making an alcohol stove but i saw this ... going to try it because wood is very abundant where im at and FREE . thanks for the video !!!
I like the idea of just having just a church key, a can of soup, and a pot and getting a warm meal. Great for homelessness, camping, even the apocalypse.
Excellent mod of the old hobo stove. I've used these but never thought of making the feet for it. Something that works well in an urban survival situation is Purell. Take any hand sanitizer, if one is short of funds, it can often be found in construction site sani-cans, the front of grocery stores or in medical buildings. pour it into a can, it is alcohol gel and will burn by itself but works much better if 'distilled' by pouring a teaspoon of salt into it, stirring and straining through any handy cloth. You'll then have fuel that is closer in alcohol concentration as rubbiung alcohol (which can often be had for about $1. Toilet paper or fast food napkins can be placed in the can to hold the liquid and prevent spillage. Dry sand can also be used as an absorbent material .That stove kept me and another alive through a very cold winter.
Thanks for sharing your information also. Yeah it used to be you could buy 70% alcohol for a dollar at the dollar store, now you're lucky if you can find 50% alcohol at any store since the planned dimmick.
Can you explain the salt process for making it distilled?
I camp alot and never once thought if a metal can cook stove. Easier to do than building a log fire and wasting wood.
Thanx for the idea..
@Chi Sam you right there? Your smarmy level is abnormally and unnecessarily high.
@Chi Sam -- CHI SAM...YOURE A VERY SAD INDIVIDUAL. By your Comment, you have PROOVED to the world.
There may come a time when you will need to do your cooking covertly so that you are not found or discovered. Much better option than a "white man's campfire".
@Chi_Sam show us on this doll where you were touched.
Metal coffee can works too
For a pot stand you can use three to four tent stakes with the tip bent over, typical stakes that come with tents
Thanks so much, this kept me and my team warm during an overnight event
Team?
Excellent video -- thank you! The best thing about this is its simplicity! (I've been making can stove for more than a half century; yours is one of the best.
One point: The reason the pot stand has three legs/feet is because three make for a much more stable platform. If you reduce the number of feet on the can stove to three, it will most likely be more stable (and much stronger). You can still cut a few smaller vent holes in-between the three feet for air (and underneath the stove). BTW, you can also make 4 of the top rim holes large and four small and still be able to feed the flame. These things will make the stove much stronger.
-- Old Matt
Its nice to see an ad that actually makes sense in the context of the video. Great work.
I would make more sense to just buy a 12 dollar double butane stove off amazon.
yes it would but it wouldn't be as fun
gives him more options for what to cook with the stove, certainly. Though I was hoping he'd just use a full can and cook the soup inside with it.
Amazon is EVIL!!!! Haha... But seriously why would you want to give $12 to a corporation when you can recycle something that gets thrown away every day
narex45635 i agree with this comment 100 %
I remember this from my Dad. Dad did this when he was an Infantryman during the end of WWII and when he was in Korea during the Korean War. Dad called this the Infantryman's stove. You only did this inside your foxhole, trench, or behind a hill where the enemy can't observe you from. Soldiers would heat up C-Rations or make coffee in a canteen cup. Before Vietnam soldiers would use small sticks or other wood to fuel the fire up until the heat tablets. The WWII Germans had ESBIT stoves but the fuel tabs ran out quick. G.I.s made holes in the ground and put rocks around them to make a fire ring. I was never a Boy Scout but my Dad was a Combat Infantryman. I used his knowledge later when I was in the Army.
I'm really impressed by this video. Not only did u make the stove, but u actually showed how it works. Can't wait to see more from you. Respect
That's the easiest and best soup can stove I've seen so far, made one within minutes. Adding 2 tent pegs through 4 top holes creates a base for my ssteel mug. Going to make a pot stand too. The can I used is wide enough to house my Stanley pot w. the lid, there is even space at the bottom for some useful smaller 'stuff'. Thanks for posting, btw. cute bird
This is a really dope way to integrate a sponsor without deviating from your normal content. I hope any future sponsors will easily do the same.
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wanderingScarecrow oh i know! I couldnt believe it when he mentioned the sponsor! Didnt see it coming! It was great
wanderingScarecrow thought it was great! Well presented,
"Dope way"?
- Go backpacking.
- Bring a can of soup.
- Eat cold soup
- Build stove....
Lmfaooo
Na pour soup in pan. Make soup can stove. Eat hot soup. Lol
@Chi Sam no nothing like mental communication issues. I was born a jerk and don't do it just for sport but you making rude remarks about people with mental communication illnesses doesn't say a lot about your caracter either my friend.
@Chi Sam did I leave a letter out of a word? So sorry. Hopefully I spelled my name right China Sam. Now that's probably real intuition but I got better thing's to do. You have a nice day though or night depending on what side of the world your on
@Chi Sam a politically correct Chicago libtard. I totally understand now. That's why you were so offended by my comment. One of those people that's been brainwashed by college into thinking free speech is only for what you want to hear. Go get your number 2 pencil crayons and coloring book and see if you can scribble the rest of your gun rights and other amendments away. Make sure you get all your words spelled right. Your a joke brother.
Love the video. I used a metal coffee can and I use it all the time when I'm out in nature. From fishing, hunting, or just out for a few days in the woods just enjoying nature
Your stove is incredibly most amazing among various wood stoves I checked on You Tube for months!! Thank you so much for environmental friendly and easy to make stove for me and for the mankind.
And the women kind thank you very much.
@@beckysalaz6681 woman has man in it attention seeker, it's beyond obvious that's why you wrote the nonsensical womenkind non-existent word.
Yeah, this guy only posts gold
I made one of these out of a 12 oz coffee can. I put four small sheet metal screws in the bottom for feet. It works absolutely amazing! Awesome idea thanks :-)
Thank you for sharing this simple soup can stove! I've shared your video with my 5th grade grandsons who love camping but don't have the means for expensive camping equipment. They absolutely loved your grand idea!
The metal is soft enought to easily bend by hand. I made two after watching this video and, with bare female hands, I didn't come close to any accidents or injuries. Obviously, be smart and watch how you're handling the cut edges. Once the punched out triangles are bent into place, a person would have to really try to get themselves cut on it. Also, those can openers are cheap old-school and readily available in Walmart and other discount stores. BTW, the can stoves work great :-)
Exactly, i don't know people become too softy nowadays, posting their annoying comments below every video now!
Ummm can metal thickness varies from country to country and size/product of the can...
Just like the comments made by people vary in thickness and ignorance....
Great idea. And people spend hundreds of dollars on all the new fandangle stoves, when that works the same. For those who don’t know what that can opener is, come to Australia we have them by the truck load. Love your parrot, it looks smarter than our politicians. Greetings from Australia.
Alas I cannot even find these can punches in Kmart or Coles or Woolies any more. Kitchen Warehouse has them still though.
We too have can openers up top of the world, and we know how to use them!!!
Would be lost without mine.Greetings again from Australia.👍
@@MisterGames thrift stores
My kitchen drawer. It's my best beer opener.
The soup can stove is amazing. I love it! After an EMP it is the most practical video of them all. Thank you for the video.
EMP!!!
Man, I love how calm he is. Being enthusiastic and energetic is not wrong, but I just really like this very chill and calm atmosphere
I agree, that bird is awesome. The dude is also very great.
This is the easiest and cheapest way to have a backup cooking ability!!! Love your site and how you show exactly how to do it step by step
You know, I wouldn't mind watching you do cooking shows on these stoves. The way it was presented and the production quality is amazing. Thanks for the great content you always provide!
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Thanks!! Interesting!!
You've saved millions of lives with this information in light of what's going on these days
How does this save millions of lives?
@@danthefan1552 lolz, you mean covid 19 doesn't leave you stranded in the woods with an empty soup can, a bottle opener and the need for a wood stove?
Quick, simple, cheap and elegant. Perfect. I like it.
This is by FAR the best advert for a fresh food subscription box company.
I love this craft! After I've made a couple of them, they only take 30 sec to make. A good tip if your punch is strong enough is to dig from the side and through the bottom in one motion. Cheers!
this is a very natural sponsorship and it fits with the channel.
Jet Addict hey Man U got any jet?
I did about the same thing with a larger can. I found a can of green beans that had a diameter large enough to hold a sterno can but not too tall. I've used it indoors and doesn't require a pot stand. Thanks for the video and best of luck to you.
I love the utensil holder pot stand! Talk about dead simple to set up.
I've just found your channel today and I love how instructional and calming all your videos are. Definitely going to be watching most of them.
great way of including sponsors into your video without it being annoying
I HAVE WATCHED SEVERAL DIY VIDS ON CAMP STOVES AND YOURS IS EASIEST BY FAR. THANK YOU.
You are like a brother after my own heart. I've done this before myself. Great job with everything on and about this wonderful video. It can also make a wonderful emergency heater as well.
This man is the Bob Ross of backyard dyi.
And that's a compliment, that is for sure!
Loved Bob Ross! I just found your channel and maybe I'll love you too! lol 😘
Thanks
Happy Stove ?
@@kaliumnitraat lol
makes my day when i see you posted another video. They're educational, so well edited, and your videos are as good as therapy
I can't believe I watched this already! It was a couple years ago. Wasn't even subscribed back then, was just looking for camping tips. I actually made this back then, and failed to make a sustainable fire due to using sticks that were too green. It's amazing how I rediscovered you and all your awesome content, without realizing I've already seen one of your videos.
So, I just made lunch on my new hobo can stove. Worked like a charm. Seasoned rice and chopped beef jerky simmered until tender-ish. Piping hot on a cold winter day.👌
Lovely video, the absence of ego and your humble soul brings usable quality to your instructions and the products you endorse. The advertisement included came across well and was somehow pleasant, as it fit so well complementing the reason viewers spent their time here.
(Also love that you did not say your name at the very beginning, it made you stand out among the tubers lol )
Shalom Shalom
Awesome, this is my favorite diy woodstove design in general, and I really like your bottom hole/feet mod, instead of just side vents. Haven't made one in a while, but I have two "chunky" cans which are slightly taller than average set aside for this summer.
I don’t camp, but I love bushcraft type stuff like this and as the fun uncle, I’m always on the look out for easy stuff to make like this
I love the simplicity of your project.
I have watched MANY VIDEOS on this subject.
I plan to use a coffee can, or a can from industrial use such as restaurant use.
If you put bricks alongside the cans, you can place a grill over top of the can using the bricks as a steady holder for pots and pans ect. That's my plan to improvise with the tin can stove.
Gourmet meal outdoor
I loved making these with my dad our design was a little different, but the same principal was followed. Weused coffe cans.We used screw drivers to poke the holes and then used coat hanger wire to keep the can of benas/soup from falling in. We'd bring a single coffee can and 2 cams of beans with us when we went out grouse hunting in Grayling. Makes for a fun lunch. Cheers.
Yes! Thanks again!
I use to seeing alot of these ideas, but You're the best!!!
( Sorry, may inglish)
Very cool. Went camping as a kid but, sadly, haven't done it since. We hiked and cooked on bunsen burners (flip an empty #10 can onto a flame (candle?) and cooked breakfast on top). I LOVED IT!!!
I enjoyed your Video!
You were informative, with Can Do, instructions. Thank you.
I am an older person, needed something during power outages to be able to cook that was available and easy and cheap !!
I have made different kinds of stoves.....this is one of the best ones out there...nice
Just went thru Hurricane Florence and wish I had this info before as I was trying to cook with grill and ran out of charcoal! Thank God the power is back on but will use this in the future . Nice work n keep it up! Btw you have the perfect voice and delivery for these type vids!
Beautiful and simple idea for emergency or natural disaster occurrences... I'm a camper and this is definitely a fast and easy way to go!...
THANK U!...Floridafan..:)
Thanks for this video, I really appreciate it. I like how easy it is to make as-needed. I can just empty the contents of my can into a metal cup, make the can into a stove, and then heat the food that is in the cup! Great for emergency situations when I may not already have a stove with me.
Love this kind of quick and easy practical info. Cool bird pet.
Watching all of these survival/homemade videos got my brain on swole. I'm gonna be the only Black MacGyver in my county.
I'll be the first in my county too my brutha.
😆 😆
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SHALOM
So... You're the only black guy there?
Or... you're the only guy there?
@@erichanastacio9695 I think he means he is going to be the only guy LEFT there when things go wrong.
The best looking food is always cooked outside over a fire this was awesome thank you great great important life skill to have....
I've been looking for a practably cost free way to stock my emergency kit with a means of cooking. I didn't feel it was necessary to spend money I could use now. Thank you. I appreciate your help. And thank you for sharing.
Thank you for this, I really enjoyed it and we'll be saving my soup cans just in case a need should arise dot-dot-dot power outages etc.
i'm glad he's sponsored. He works so hard on his videos
glad he saw it lol
I have made many tin can stoves , this is one to add to my list , thanks , I will make one
but i dont have a parrot
Ty you taught me a lot. I'm a female, single but I'm a survivor too.. God Bless you.. I got my own camp cooking equipment but you taught me how to make the stove.. I'm very greatful... Ty ty ty ❤
This is SUCH A GREAT IDEA!!! Thank you for such a wonderful video, I can't wait to try this out!!!!
very nice...! wish I could like this vid a few thousand times...!!!!right now where about to get hit by hurricane Irma and I may need this to to get by for a few days thank you so much God Bless as always.
Ron Calabrese I made it for it since I live in tally. Goodluck and Godspeed.
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Hey Ron I hope Irma didn't get you. You alive?
Very entertaining video. I have seen something like this on a well known BBC reality show but the person , who was ex army completely failed, as such I thought a stove made from an old can was a non starter. You have shown how it should be done.
Love your can stove, may need to make one if we have a bad winter. Thanks!
That is a really cool idea. SO simple yet completely functional. Thanks.
Hands down TOP 10er. for me, For BEST Product ADVERTISEMENT... & TEACHING something that is VERY USEFUL to boot :) ...
This is a really good idea
The 60 fps is so appreciated
That one is thanks to my Patreon supporters helping me get the new camera a few months back.
Scott Babcock agreed
Yea but sometimes my internet isn't fast enough to watch in HD
Stop boasting Gummy Bugz! Be thankful you have a 2010 macbook. Mine was made in 2006!!;) Mi iMac was made in 2008. My iPhone was made in 2009! Please remember there are always people worse off somewhere in the world;)))
Very informative, well taught survival lesson. Sponsor should be happy and proud ,having you as a spokesperson 😊✌️
Your method was awesome and the quickest I have seen , will try this Thanks
Love the idea behind this and, considering I live in a forest, it's a really good one for me to keep in mind. The simplicity behind it is ingenious.
Also, this is perhaps the best video I've seen that's been sponsored by Blue Apron. This video doesn't sell itself short and it doesn't sell Blue Apron short (one of which seems to always happen in sponsored videos), and they both compliment each other well, considering cooking is the general theme. This is a great example of what videos should be like in regards to the sponsor's product--they're complimentary.
Amazing stove and so easy to make!!! Loved your video.
Use pliers to completely turn tab tight. No sharp hazards on stove.
Also, coat hanger wire handle allows moving stove safely:
Tap 2 holes with nail near top of the can. Cut wire loop
(2×height + width ) &
bend ends into L.
Insert wire in holes, &
bend to form hooks at end of the loop.
Two handles are better than just one about 1/2 inch apart.
Wrap handle top with wire heat sink for safe handling.....
Hi from Albuquerque NM. I am researching these easy stoves and your use of Blue Apron was an added bonus. 👍😷✌
This reminds me of slowly heating cans of beanie weenies on the gas stove to avoid washing dishes as a kid pre microwave days 😅
perfect for camping
It really is, these stoves work great.
Tried the soup can and it worked great, thank you.
Also a great way to minimise the chances of starting fires in the countryside as the flames and embers are contained.
This is the best incorporation of a sponsor into a video I've ever seen
i have used a can stove i was a boy scout, i was the only kid who could cook,the others boy only had hotdogs on a stick,i had a full meal lol,, oh do love your buddy very cool
Basic cooking is a survival skill.
Lmaoo
@@hanelyp1 I mean it's very nice to have, but don't really think its needed for survival
Quit teasing and feed the little fella.
SuperGamer Bro huh? I like hot food!
Best, easiest design I've seen. Thanks for the video.
Hello from the uk 👍your stove is one of the easy and simple ways i have ever seen OUTSTANDING 👌
very nice great way
Great idea
Thank you Sir for sharing your talent, very clear video instruction, simple creation that not easy to every body can think to do 👏👏👏
Thank you very much! A query of useful information that I didn"t ever even think of. This valuable info will come in handy in case of a earthquake or some other kind of crises and force me to hit the mountains, which are very close to where I live. I live in Vancouver, BC, Canada and our city is right next door to Stanely Park which is a forest next door to our city. As well one can move north to north shore (North Vancouver City) and North shore is next door to wild mountains that go on and on into wild wilderness. So this leaves me with more choices that most other cities lack. God Bless you & keep up the good work. From Canada, Deniz.
I made a custom stove stand with a coat hanger to go with the home made stove very easy just use your imagination :-).
I was doing basically the same thing in Cub Scouts 60 yrs ago.
Me too we did the same thing in Boy Scouts
I've really enjoyed this video, very well explained, and I loved the beautiful pet💖💖🥰🥰🥰🥰🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜 thanks!!!!!!
whoa, , , thanks for sharing such a simple yet wonderful idea.
I made one ..
Yours looks alot better.
I was surprised at how efficient these can stoves are..
Are they re-usable?
@@Love-np2rt yes indeed ..You can use them alot if you keep them out of the weather in between uses..
We all need to learn this, the way things are going with China announcing their EMP technology. Those green beans look so good, I got to check out Blue Apron.
Blue apron is a scam
I'm already building up my stores. The first thing was tinned food and the 8 hour burn tea lights. I have about 800 of them. Some small solar panels, along with battery charging circuit and lowish power LED lighting. IE my LEDs draw 50mA from the battery so a 2500mAh battery will give me light for two days strait. I use a cluster of 7 LEDs so they are way under driven (so slightly more efficient and way more life). I can tell you how to do it if you want.
Why demonise Chine. Who has nuclear power enough to make this planet disapear? Who made the starwars program in the 80's? Who withdraw from agreements because the new president does not make enough $$$ from it? Talk about EMP. Who started the race? Ignorance is so easy. But yes, a nice easy stow.
@@fritanke2318 Who is outright lying and breaking international law? China. Who is trying to take over areas of other countries? China. If you tell people to engage with the facts then you should set an example by doing it yourself instead of pontificating and making excuses for a country which is basically trying to bully people.
@@gordonlawrence1448 You describe USA and Russian politics perfect. Why hold China to a diffrent standard than the rest of the power mongers out there? So yea, if you want to present "facts" please do so, just make sure the facts are correct. If you want to demonize someone using the facts you present, please male sure the "facts" cant be turned on you. My two cents anyway.
Excelente... el calentador casero... lo voy a aplicar ...muchas gracias.. saludos desde Argentina
Genius work, genius marketing. Just all around genius.
I just watched your first video, I can't wait to make my soup can stove, thanks! Ps,I subbed 😁
Love seeing Mose!! You should have him in all the video outros
You did a great job of making your sponsor part of the video and I'm very Impressed by how well your stoves work I still can't get some of mine to burn that well
was looking at making an alcohol stove but i saw this ... going to try it because wood is very abundant where im at and FREE . thanks for the video !!!
man you make me hungry - which means: good video
When you have better food in the *forest* than at *school*
The use of the utensil stand is brilliant. Lateral thinking.
thanks brother It helps me to make our camping easier
Great video, congrats on the sponsor!
The King of Random do you know a good substitute for the can opener??
Hey 👋🏾
Silas Austria VEVO a crude method that I have used is a pocket knife ( dangerous so be careful.) Also sharp pointy rocks
The King of Random I think a collab video with you and nighthawkinlight would be amazing!
That's what Grant Thompson cares about😂
I like the idea of just having just a church key, a can of soup, and a pot and getting a warm meal. Great for homelessness, camping, even the apocalypse.
I was thinking this too...
@@ylimerivers church havnt herd that term in many years .
What a beautiful bird buddy you have, thank you for sharing this easy to follow outdoor camping cookware!
Your video is a nice blend of diy outdoors and gourmet food. Classy.