Without the two twigs, the kettle would close off the top hole, causing the fire to go out quickly. The continuous airflow between the bottom hole and the top hole is essential for the operation of the stove.
@@milosbulatovic81 I used the swedish torch to make cowboy coffee. It’s brewed by heating ground coffee beans with water and then pouring it into a cup after the grounds have settled. To avoid grounds in the cup, I sometimes stick a few twigs in the opening of the kettle. The twigs hold back the grounds.
Чувак, если у тебя есть железная специальная херня для сверления поленьев, чайник, термос и чашка, то неужели у тебя не найдется газового баллончика и газовой походной плитки... Ни о чем.
Gotta remember to bring that drill with me whenever I go Camping . !
I usually bring your mom and drill her out when I go camping
Smart man sticking pine fronds in the tea kettle spout!!!! No pieces of tea leaves getting in his tea 🍵☕ or grind's in his coffee ☕!!!!
That sound from the auger is so satisfying!!
Hello this swedish torch project is really on my today list this winter! Cant wait to try it...😊
Thank you! It's a nice project, I'm sure you'll love it and it works great.
That's funny. Yea I brought my big drill.
its a hand held auger they're not that hard to come by in the bush crafting community
It's soothing to the soul!
美しい自然に囲まれて過ごす贅沢な時間🔥❄️🥰💕
Good job, but it's rather a rocket stove than a swedish torch... 😉
Bellísimo me encanto 👍🏼🙂
Love you from Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤
Мне очень нравится эта идея 👍🏻
Bloody genius.
Tank you its verry good
I like both pixels of this movie.
What's the name of the auger you used?
That drill was nameless and unbranded. I ordered it online somewhere years ago. The size is 32 mm.
Based as hell
ay lov yu uzbekistan❤
Emekli olunca bende doğada böyle bir etkinlik düşünüyorum 😊
🤲🕋🥰😍❤
بی نظیر
me outloud, "Awwesome.."
Any one know about the plant they commonly used for making hot water or tea???
I think it’s called Tea.
Some good old stick tea
良いねえ.
Hello how are you? Could you tell me the measurements and millimeters of that auger? Please
Hello, the auger is 45 cm long and drills a hole of 32 mm.
@@stugtretton Friend, thanks for answering, I couldn't find the size I needed. Gracias🫶
A ta gałązka w dziubku czajnika w jakim celu, aromatu ???
The twig keeps the coffee grains in the kettle.
Awesome auger 😒
Nombre de la herramienta amigo?
Hand auger 32 mm
This is the best so far
why spruce needles?
The twigs hold back the coffee grounds.
@@stugtretton a ok
Всегда в лес с этой железякой ходите ?))
I have spent one hour to start fire from this. Probably the wood have to be absolutely dry, which is very very rare in real forest.
Only good if you have an auger. The split log method is better. No special tools other than an hatchet or axe.
Agreed I feel when they start using Chainsaw or electrical drill looses the fun
Pine needle tea!
WoW~
すげー🎉
BwahhhHhHhahHa
That took a day to make his first cup of coffee. Hand drill, right
Yeah right. How long did it take you to drill that hole? 😂 Why hide that part? Dakota stove is much easier and quicker to build.
My shoulders started hurting just watching that auger!
I'm Swedish and have never come across this 😅
Do you know Finnskogen?
"Finnish candle" is more useful: you only need a saw
Wow.. a lot of effort for today's campers?
❤❤❤❤
Y pa calentarse un pvto te quema un tronco?
Os sobran arboles?
I don't understand why you put two sticks under the pot, when you already had the stump-stove as support 🤣
Without the two twigs, the kettle would close off the top hole, causing the fire to go out quickly. The continuous airflow between the bottom hole and the top hole is essential for the operation of the stove.
@@stugtretton *facepalm* Should have thought about that! Thanks 😆
何のお茶ですか？
Is was a cup of coffee.
@@stugtretton そうですか、へ~森の中で飲むと、美味しいでしようね、
@@stugtretton But for what purpose are those little tree branches inside the kettle hole?
@@milosbulatovic81 I used the swedish torch to make cowboy coffee. It’s brewed by heating ground coffee beans with water and then pouring it into a cup after the grounds have settled. To avoid grounds in the cup, I sometimes stick a few twigs in the opening of the kettle. The twigs hold back the grounds.
@@stugtretton aha for filtration purpose in order to separate the sendiments from the coffee beans.
Thanks for the explanation
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Where is the drill when he is endulging with tea?
I swiped it. It’s mine now.
Чувак, если у тебя есть железная специальная херня для сверления поленьев, чайник, термос и чашка, то неужели у тебя не найдется газового баллончика и газовой походной плитки... Ни о чем.
How the hell are u supposed to make this if u don’t have any hands or legs?
Seems like a lot of work to me
Log Rockets.
You should brought a thermos with you-it's much easier than dragging a log!
А дома не судьба чай попить?
Tried this and it sucked I couldn't get it to work properly
Try again? Watch a few videos to get a better idea of how it works. You can do it.
all of that is just for a cub of coffee? no thanks
😂😂😂😂
Ага взял на природу сверло чтобы скипитить чай или обед
Но согласитесь это интересно и более приятно чем дома
unoriginal video=thumbs down
اصبح ملل. على طول نفس المحتوى
не так просто просверлить проверено
이걸 꼭 이런식으로 어렵게 불을 피워야하나?
🇦🇪
When he has his foot on it it looks like a dog to me
Сколько уже можно это показывать? Это уже никому не интересно.
🇹🇫🇷🇪🇬🇪🇬🇱🇵🇳
Finnish candle is better
If you have that drill at hand you do not need thst creazy stove
Four seasons later?
Besser eine Axt und 1m bindedraht
В похоже в лес каждый грамм важный!
🎉в походе