What a great idea and an awesome job in building and presenting it. You sir got a sub from me. That's for sure. Atb from Austria and thank you very much. Mike

@IntenseAngler

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike... much appreciated my friend. All the best!

@user-ui5ye1kh3k

8 жыл бұрын

🙍🏼🙇🏼

@erikbaran7197

8 жыл бұрын

Say hi to Lilly!

@ndnpride3972

3 жыл бұрын

MINTS?!? 🤪 Where We're Going, We won't Need Mints! Although, Bring your Deodorant, 🙏Please?!?

My 11 year old nephew and I made a couple of these for our recent camping trip. He was SO excited to use it. It was a success all the way around. We had him be responsible for one of his meals a day; he had to use this stove each time. He made soup, grilled cheese, and boiled his own hot water for hot chocolate. AWESOME!

@erinowl4407

9 жыл бұрын

To Cathie Zimmerman - regarding your camping trip with your nephew. I've read many of the comments under this mini wood stove idea and am quite offended by the apparent idiocy and meanness. It is GREAT to read your comments and it made me so happy to hear that you're actually applying this information - by USING it and by having your nephew be responsible for one of his meals each day. THANKS FOR SHARING THAT. I certainly appreciate hearing comments like yours. Best wishes to you and your family.

@CathieZimmerman

5 жыл бұрын

Zip Zenac He’s 15 now. We don’t keep sex as a taboo secret so it’s nothing he had to “find out about.” We discus that stuff pretty open and without shame.

@andersonbelland1688

4 жыл бұрын

How did he make the grilled cheese?

@loverboy6149

4 жыл бұрын

@@CathieZimmerman OK but please teach him about consent and the law and to not force anyone into something they don't want to. Idk about you but here in Canada you can't consent at 15.

@Thalanox

3 жыл бұрын

@@andersonbelland1688 I'm also interested in hearing about the grilled cheese. What kind of cooking surface did he use?

This is perfect for those long afternoon woods walkies with the dog. Pick some wild mint or raspberry leaves along the way and make a cup of herbal before heading home. I love it and am going to make it.

My grandchildren will love this project!

Awesome. I've successfully learned how to make a beer can alcohol stove and now I'm going to try to make this Altoid tin wood stove. Your videos are awesome and easy to follow and I appreciate you taking the time to make them. Thanks again!

Excellent video. Clear, thorough & bonus fire at the end! Thanks for the tutorial, can't wait to try mine out!

Just attempted a boil test using this stove (made from a Fisherman's Friend lozenge tin). I am at 2000 feet and didn't quite get a rolling boil but the water was definitely sterilized. Next test will be done adding one inch extensions to the rods (two inch is the longest I could find) to see if the extra clearance will help. Since this uses tiny twigs as a fuel source, holds the fire kit, and still fits in a pocket I will be including it in my backpack!

Nice one, reminds me of my Scout days. We used tins, cardboard and paraffin wax for our portable cooker's!!

John! I just wanted to show my respect. Im an ex recon soldier from Britain who loves working with survival training now. I think you have one of the coolest, smartest, and most importantly useful channels I've ever come across on the net. I have spent hrs scouring the net for new tricks for the outdoors. This is a terrific channel, so many thanks for your knowledge. You are to blame for my tool bill going up hahahah! (drills, clamps!) But seriously mate, keep producing, i get excited about your knowledge + i enjoy making the stoves as gifts for friends which they love. In some one elses video i saw he had a single reel fishing hand line and a wood carving set (for making wooden spoons in the field) and a norwegian guy who cooks an egg inside a carved out potato! If you wish to leave your email on here i will send you some pdf survival books created by one of the men who trains the special forces over here (Britain) just to say thank you, Best wishes from over seas. (i will understand if you do not wish to publicise your email though no problem)

Your spirit for invention and innovation is inspiring ;)

An altoids anything would have to make it to my list! I'm going to have to try this out. Great video John!

That little Altoids stove is sharp!! It's just enough if your by yourself to heat up a little water for coffee or tea, and can support a small light skillet (back pack size, of course) to heat up a mix of whatever you want. Thanks for sharing brother. God Bless & Take Care.

Looks like a fun little project to do while suffering cabin fever in MN. I think I will place the pot stand bolts in a tripod orientation and a little closer for a 400mL cup. I'll add a small "Dollar store Turkey Pan" windscreen and use an esbit tab. This should be enough to heat a cup of tea on a winter hike nice and quiet like.

Awesome idea! You can improve the airflow to make it directional by drilling the 3 side holes on the back (hinged side) and ajusting the lid to a vertical position when burning so that you can blow air under the fire through the holes and not blow off the burning fuel off the grate. Another idea is to include a small metal straw to the kit by, ripping apart an old telescoping radio antena and cutting one of the sections to size. And the last idea i got for u is - make a handle for the thing so you can move it when its hot adding a removable angled metal hook/handle that can be stored in the box.

@ginnyhaughn7119

5 жыл бұрын

Can

@nancib2963

4 жыл бұрын

@Faifstarr : I love your idea for the handle...to move the stove when it's hot...but the lid would need three inches of clearance to become a *vertical* wind screen. I'm going to try it both ways (2" and 3" posts). Three inch posts may raise the center of gravity and make it too unstable, but they would still fit in the tin.

YTG...............You Tube Genius! Thanks

That's AWESOMELY slick,gonna have to give it a shot.Thanks. Count me in.

Nice idea. Clear and concise video. The shot early on that showed all the parts layer out and then the close ups of individual components was very helpful. I also liked that there was no talking for talkings sake. Well done.

Brilliant brother John! Great idea indeed, and once again, inspired to investigate this one further myself! All the best and MTFBWY!

Great video, great little idea and a great way to recycle and Altoids container!

Outstanding. I like the simple design And the way it uses minimum amount of fuel to cook food. Great survival kit.

I am stunned that an Altoids can handle that heat. What a great idea. Count me in.

Cute. Perfect for cooking crickets.

That's just friggin genius!! Time to find me a tin!

I built it for my upcoming Boy Scout camping trips and it worked great! Everything was fairly easy except the wire. Thanks a lot! Keep making videos!

That is a really freaking good idea!!! I'm definitely going to start keeping Altoid tins around! The only problem is metal corrosion/rust. But a person could always find something to fashion another stove out of when the people with expensive gas camping stoves run out who will be the leader of the pack... Back to the basics, creative and cheap. Love it, keep em coming!!!

Hi i love your vids i am 12 years old and my passion is fishing keep up the great work thanks for teaching me how to be a better angler

@That_broke_biker

10 жыл бұрын

great job on this vid

What a great idea and design for a wood burning stove! Hiking, camping and emergency preparedness !

That's an amazing idea for camping etc. And you can just stick it in your pocket. Nice job!

Maybe you could do this to improve on it: bend the sides of the hardware cloth a bit longer, so the sides touch the bottom and it sits right against the lid of the tin. It would raise the wood up a bit, creating airflow below the fire. That way you wouldn't need any holes through the tin, and it would keep your fire kit dry in the rain. I used to use an Altoids tin when I was a Boy Scout for my fire kit. It wasn't completely water proof - you wouldn't want to hold it under water. But if it DID fall in the water it would float, and kept rain from getting inside.

love this design. Be perfect to have made up and carry it in your car, back pack when kicking, Purse as well never know when you will be stranded. Make great stocking stuffer's for family and friends who like to be out doors.

@MrTiHiDi

10 жыл бұрын

Hi

@Coheedavenger

10 жыл бұрын

I wish there were more people like you in this world. Great comment.

@dfwquiltr37

10 жыл бұрын

You are welcome

@dfwquiltr37

10 жыл бұрын

MrTiHiDi Hello

@MadderoftheFew

9 жыл бұрын

Your picture haunts me.

Wow! Thank you for making this video! My mom didn't know how to make the fire, so I put this out from my pocket! Great project for camping!

WOW! Genius and practical, compact, affordable, and fully functional. Impressive!!

That is so neat!!!!!!!! Is it weird I'm a woman and plan on making one? My husband will be proud. Thank you for this. Maybe a video with all uses for those tons? May be a winner.

Well with the design concept and a little bit of up sizing..who knows. Maybe like one of those bigger tins, like they use for a sewing storage box, cookies, crayons, etc :)

As usual John, you have created a cheap, quick, lightweight way to create a nice piece of camping equipment. Thanks, and keep them coming.

the stove is quite small for my liking but the presentation is nice and very clear. all DIY vid should be like this. thank you!

hell ya I love it

Love this little stove and how neatly its done too. I'm going to make one myself. I'll use it to heat up some beans while fishing.

@NorthSurvival

9 жыл бұрын

Sounds good, i agree, do you like the outdoors.

@anthonykirby8154

9 жыл бұрын

Yes I like the outdoors especially when I can use home made stoves/burners to make a tea on. Thank you for the reply.

@NorthSurvival

9 жыл бұрын

Anthony Kirby You are welcome, i love it too. I have a lot of cool videos about that, haha.

@anthonykirby8154

9 жыл бұрын

Oh yes I subscribe to your channel. Keep them coming. 👍

@NorthSurvival

9 жыл бұрын

Anthony Kirby I am glad you like them, thanks.

A very interesting build. I like that the basic design can easily be scaled up.

omg this is the coolest thing ever!! I was looking all over amazon for a mini stove, but i couldn't find one, so this is perfect! thanks so much!

That was a sweet idea! I read some negative posts on here, but I guess they just missed the point of this mini stove. Thanks for the video. (Just got a new Sub.)

Great idea as usual.

@martinez1077

10 жыл бұрын

Neet ideal

@IntenseAngler

10 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks Crocket... much appreciated.

@martinez1077

10 жыл бұрын

Amazing how far a altoids tin will go

@IntenseAngler

10 жыл бұрын

Alex Martinez Couldn't agree more. It's crazy just how many uses there are for these things!

@martinez1077

10 жыл бұрын

It is a im just a rookie but I leared so much from u and crocket thanks

This is my favorite stove to make! I've made at least 12 and have given them as gifts! Lowes is the only place i can find the legs! Thank You my Friend!

Great DIY for my son,! Count me in!

looking again, an aluminium foil strip wrap can be used as a wind shield, sort of like a wall around the fire and to concentrate the heat upwards. and can be packed in the can as well. i will try this.

Come on people lets use a little common sense here, if you just want it for some general usage like boiling water for coffee when fishing or a couple of days of not too o.t.t. hiking its a good general design, you can tailor it to your personal needs, if you're going into more potentially extreme conditions or you're staying out there for a longer length of time you would tailor your kit accordingly weighing up the pro's and cons of what is going in your backpack to that situation. I think this design has potential, thanks for uploading I.A!

That is a great little stove! Count me in!

Aside from all uf the "useless" mentions….it's still a cool little build. Thanks!

If I had a third thumb, I'd have 3 thumbs up, brilliant!

Does it make a difference if I used a cinnamon altoids can vs a mint one. Do you think the cinnamon one would make your fire hotter? HAHAHAHAHA!

A great idea for boy Scouts!!...count me in!!

I am new to all of this. And I can't wait to try this! Thanks for the post and thanks for making it so easy to follow.

Why do these videos always have an over the top background of ghastly music...??

@ryanwinklevoss

10 жыл бұрын

Makes it seem badass.

@tomobert7400

10 жыл бұрын

Shut up. That's why.

@SkilledEddie

10 жыл бұрын

The same reason Lowes has that gay jingle playing on their commercials that has nothing to do with tools or home improvements. Makes it sound like a commercial for toys r us or something. Or the Olive Gargen commercials with the annoying oh oh ohhhhhhh oh oh ohhhhhhhhhh in the background. What does that have to do with Olive Garden?

@dnelsongb

10 жыл бұрын

because you have a volume control. If you dont like it, make your own!

@Heathfloors

4 жыл бұрын

Thumbs down for the background noise

you just gained a sub :)

@IntenseAngler

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support Brother... much appreciated!

@darthnater71

10 жыл бұрын

IntenseAngler great Vid man :3

Awesome little creation. I just made it except a 3"x5" mesh was too small, so I cut a second piece 3.5"x5" which seemed just right. Thanks so much.This is perfect for the earthquake kit, car trunk emergency kit, or maybe even a short overnight hike. Am now onto making mini bio-mass briquettes.

From a city gal, this idea and presentation was the BEST on youtube. You are awesome.

But where are my mints going to go now?

@madelinesorensen6136

8 жыл бұрын

I your mouth down your stomach, we all know where it goes next.

@MrKnifeFanatic

8 жыл бұрын

+Madeline Sorensen Back out the mouth for someone with bulimia.

@collinklinger461

8 жыл бұрын

your mouth

@collinklinger461

8 жыл бұрын

your mouth

@zacharyfevold9610

8 жыл бұрын

+GUNS4MIKE1234 *Your

I haven't subbed you yet because your name is deceiving. I thought you were a fishing channel. But I keep watching your DIY videos, so I subbed you. Great Videos

Very cool and practical, thank you.

That's just cool. I'll have to go on an Altoids binge.

A curiously strong stove. And curious as to why you used JB Weld on the Nivea can stove supports but not here. Also curious how Justin Bieber got a weld compound named after him. =oP

How long does it last before the heat makes it unusable?

@tubulartopher

8 жыл бұрын

+JULIAN SANDERS Make one and see for yourself.

@rjwaters3

8 жыл бұрын

+JULIAN SANDERS well if my prior experience is much use, an altoid tin tends to warp beyond closability around 3hours in a fire, and +Tubular Topher might i recommend being a BIT less of an ass? it was a simple question

@tubulartopher

8 жыл бұрын

+rjwaters3 Sorry if I came across as being an ass. I thought I was giving a legitimate answer. :)

@juliansanders6324

8 жыл бұрын

Don't worry about it. Nice of you to get back to me but there was no need.

love the idea behind this set up, definitely something i'll be using in the future. Count me in!

I think you hypnotized me with this video. DIY, psychedelic rock & fire- this ones a winner bro : )

Don't get me wrong, I love portable stoves of all kinds, it's a weird fascination of mine. But is a wood stove THIS small really of much use? Just seems like you'd have to constantly put more kindling on it and it would generate more smoke than anything. I dunno, you tell me - am I wrong? Is it more useful than I'm thinking?

@DRSteveo44

10 жыл бұрын

Curt Lehman I would say theres better things to use, like maybe the lighter he used to light it, or a small butane jet lighter. xD

@chadlindsey8341

10 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't bother making one but I'm not a fan of portable stoves, especially wood burning portable stoves, that's just ridiculous.. I could see carrying around a Jet Boil or something...

@phillipconners7839

10 жыл бұрын

Chad Lindsey You can supplement a Jet Boil with one of these and save fuel. One of these might not be convenient for making coffee or warming up water quickly. That is where a fuel stove would come in handy. However, when in camp and have some time to gather dry kindling, one of these would be perfect for rehydrating meals and saving fuel for when you need it.

@jamesasbury8781

9 жыл бұрын

***** Dude...thats exactly what i thought when i saw this vid. also some vienna sausages.

24 hrs later the pot boiled

@Christian_Prepper

10 жыл бұрын

IntenseAngler Enjoyed your video! Question... *LONG TERM APPLICATION?* I was wondering how many total "cooking" hours a person could actually get out of such a thin aluminum & hardware fabric unit like that. Let's say you had to sanitize at the very least 1gal of water for yourself daily. Fortunately your unit seems to provide a fire size equivalent to that of at least 4-6 candle flames (1 candle flame =1,000°C /1,800°F [air-paraffin]) which could sterilize a small container (16oz) of water in approximately 3 minutes. As long as that container was able to repeatedly be set over a fire without being destroyed then you'd spend at least 24 minutes a day sanitizing your 16oz container 8 separate times in order to get just 1 gallon of clean water. Assuming you sanitized all 128oz (1gal) at once in order to save set up time then that we can average 30 minutes daily of cook time just for water. We haven't even started cooking food yet! Now let's say cooking at least twice a day, 30 minutes max. at a time, plus the water, would mean this little unit would have to routinely endure an average of 30 minutes of burning 3 times daily! Now since it'd have a cool down period in between uses, the only thing that really matters is how much of its structural integrity remained intact after 30 minutes of burning. Because if it wasn't harmed at all then this unit may last for quite a long time with proper care. But if, on the other hand, after only a few uses it appears damaged or the metal is weakened then its performance may be short lived. *WARNING! BEGINNING PREPPERS WHO MAY READ THIS POST:* Caveats regarding Safe Water Sanitizing: Very dirty water should be filtered first with a cloth or other material to remove sediments, and/or let stand for awhile to allow sediments to settle - then pour off clearer water on top. Boiling water will NOT remove chemical toxins that may be present. beforeitsnews.com/self-sufficiency/2013/03/cooking-with-three-candle-flames-2-2454134.html modernsurvivalblog.com/health/how-long-to-boil-drinking-water/ www.survivalgrounds.com/boiling_water.php www.epa.gov/safewater/faq/emerg.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire#Flame_temperatures I'm just curious to know after so much effort (as oppose to gathering some rocks in a circle, etc) if it'll end up being a "Prepper Novelty" that can be given as a gift, or a real long term solution & bugout bag necessity. (Of course "long term" is always relative because we know EVERYTHING comes to it end) I still love it! Genius! Liberty = Peace & I pray you & yours always have both!

@Christian_Prepper

10 жыл бұрын

***** *_CURIOSITY or JOKING?_* Who are you asking? & what specifically are you asking about? If you're replying to potch paul statement of: "_24 hrs later the pot boiled_" consider that he may have been making a joke. In essence he may have been insinuating that after all that work & putting a small pot on the fire, what if '24 hrs later it finally started to boil'. Also, this mini wood stove & video was produced by IntenseAngler, so I doubt "potch paul" was a part of this experiment or has tested it himself. Or perhaps you yourself are making a joke that, that tiny stove would take 24 days to boil! HAHAHA! Now if instead you're asking me, about my calculation of "_24 minutes_" that is the estimated TOTAL time it would take to sanitize 16oz of water, 8 separate times, for 3 minutes each time. (I do not recommend attempting to sanitize any container larger than 16oz on a stove this size because, [aside from not knowing if the mini stove could handle the weight & girth] I doubt this stove's size of fire could ever sufficiently heat up more water at one time, to be safely sanitized. With that said, water in a smaller 8oz or 12oz container would get sanitized faster than even a 16oz, I just know 16oz is the maximum amount of water for the size fire featured in this video) Remember that after each 16oz of water is sanitized you will need a clean 1gal container to pour it into because you would then need to refill the 16oz container with UNsanitized water again to repeat the process 7 more times *(24 total minutes)* in order to finally get 1gal worth of safe drinking water. and *ALL THIS* is just for 1 person..... *_Liberty = Peace & I pray you always have both!_*

@Christian_Prepper

10 жыл бұрын

***** Nice to see someone living up to their screen name. As for writing to you, you really can't be that slow. Here on KZread when you comment as part of a thread *_EVERYONE_* in that thread gets "Notification" on their account. So since you failed to specify who exactly you were asking your question to & since your question included a reference that easily could apply to more than one person, I politely asked you who you were replying to. I then preceded to offer several responses based on your anticipated reply to me. 1. If you were speaking to potch paul 2. If you were just making your own joke (which I thought was funny) 3. Or if you were speaking to me I offered a logistical answer in hopes of helping you out. Simply saying you weren't speaking to me would have sufficed but instead you come at me screaming, cursing & insulting??? You're lonely. I get it. You feel used & abused. I get it. But despite the brainwashing you've suffered please know that the American civilian populace is not your enemy. Thus, if someone wastes their time perfecting their golf game, progressing through levels on some stupid video game I'm sure you wouldn't flip out on that. But because I live on the coast & under an annual threat of hurricanes I prepare to be part of the solution next time, to help my neighbors during the next natural or man-made disaster, rather than be one of the many *_"sheeple"_* who will need help due to their lack of forethought & selfishness expecting the "guvment tit" & everyone else to bail them out when their on the roof of their flooded house crying about how _"somebody else has got to be responsible for all their children"._ BTW, regardless of my respect for the sacrifice servicemen endure for the level of freedom we still enjoy, unless you have suffered some brain injury I *NEVER EXCUSE* mental laziness & the fact that you went to Iraq *_TWICE_* is evidence that *YOU* are the dumb shit! Again, if you suffered some brain malfuction, fine, you're forgiven for being a dipshit. Otherwise you're just a lonely pathetic loser, bitching about how *_"I WENT OVER THEIR 2X"_*. We have plenty of vets that are now Preppers. Great men! *S O S U C K I T U P & M A N U P !!* Don't you EVER complain about doing your duty or attempt to use that to raise yourself above your fellow Americans! You made a *CHOICE!* Wrong or right, that's correct, it was *YOUR FUCKING CHOICE!* We didn't have a draft, dumb shit! Okay. I'm calm again now & your spanking is over. You are not allowed to play the "Wounded Soldier card" ever again, or "Race card" or "Poverty card", etc. From this day forward you will remember know one owes you a damn thing. Now, since you failed to discern the peaceful attitude in which I approached you last time & especially the way I closed my post by admitting that the "Liberty" we enjoy gives us "Peace" & that I was willing to pray that God always bless you with both freedom & peace in your life, So this time I will close expecting you to reply to this post with only 2 words that prove your maturity, self control & your misunderstanding. Then all will be forgiven between us. The 2 words I expect you to post is: "I apologize" Now prove to us you're a real man, a real American.

@reynahpets7868

10 жыл бұрын

Christian Prepper wow. the "Prepper" i get. i think its obvious that everyone should consider following the DHS's advice in having at least 2 wks non-perishable food & water, medical, etc. but dude, what happened to the "Christian"?

@Christian_Prepper

10 жыл бұрын

Rey Nahpets Sorry if I've offended you. Allow me to ask you a question: When you hear the word "Christian" does it on some level translate in your mind as "Prefect" or "Unoffensive"? It does mean "Christ-like" so in that you were correct in bringing my bad behavior to my attention. It just ticks me off when I was just trying to start a nice conversation & somehow he could only read my post in a negative or sarcastic tone of voice. But I'll work on it. thanks.

I used 1/4 inch mesh cut to 3 1/2" x 5" as I found 3 inches too narrow. 1/4 inch mesh is the smallest you can get, so the mesh used in this vid is 1/4. I was told by several hardware folk that 1/4 is the smallest made. The dimensions fit (mostly) those in the vid. Thanks for posting this!

Count me in brother. Another totally awesome stove.

Please rethink the (need for) music. Very good instructions though.

This looks rather fragile, though I suspect that it is curiously strong.

@gothsrock4118

5 жыл бұрын

Only those that like (love) Altoids will appreciate your comment!

Brilliant John! Please count me in.

Ideas in your video never fail, thanks again.

Not a bad idea. A very nice presentation and simple enough directions that even some of these idiots making comments here should be able to understand. What is with you people? For those of you who have nothing better to do than make disparaging comments, I say..Get a LIFE! This man isn't trying to sell you anything or force you into anything. If you don't like what you see, turn to a different video, walk away or turn your damned computer off. No one is making you do anything you don't like and if you have to get some sort of self satisfaction by bad mouthing or demeaning someone else so you can feel superior, you are SICK and need a mental health sabbatical. If you think you are so superior, where the hell are your videos showing the world how much better you are? And, as far as longevity, etc. This isn't meant as a long term, end all...it's meant as a quick fix in emergency situations. Pffft....you can lead a horse to water but there are just some horses too stupid to drink it.

this would be good to have if you get lost in the forest

@shabadaybdeybeadawdwdaaw6674

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for such an eye-opening comment.

@gtaivclips6664life

10 жыл бұрын

no problem, im so smart

Another great build! Liked the Nivea stove, this is a nice addition to the set. Count me in!!!

Very ingenious! I cannot wait to try this idea. Thank you for posting!

I would add a step and sand down the edges of the grating, lest you get finger cuts. This might be compact, but it's not really any better than putting a kettle on 4 rocks around a small stick fire. NONE of the these so-called wood gas stoves actually produce much wood gas. I am working on a version that will create a flame ring identical to a NG stove and would leave charcoal as a byproduct to use as the primary heat source that generates the actual wood gas the next time you use it. Safety is my main concern, you never want wood gas to build up any pressure near a heat source.

Holy Mother of God. You just made a portable stove out of a fucking Altoids tin! You are offically the most awesome badass on the planet!

Very neat little stove and very clear instructions on how to build it. I would love to see someone using it in the field.

Great idea, I've been using these little tins for tinder boxes and put them everywhere. This will be a great addition to them. ATB, Steve...

I stopped watching with the intro music... You can be intense w/o the metal, it was overly loud.

How is this better than a little fire between a couple of rocks?

@Menkalo

5 жыл бұрын

It’s portable

@lorilee698

5 жыл бұрын

You won't have to look for some rocks!!

Count me in!! Time to buy some Altoids!!

I have really learned a lot from you about homemade things for my survival kit that I am building and I just wanted to thank you for it.

And in other news.... 2,000 people across the country mysteriously died today after cooking on galvanized mesh. what could be the link? further details at 9!

@madskillswills

10 жыл бұрын

its not like you're cooking on it, it's a stove not a grill...

@Smokey420Greenleaf

10 жыл бұрын

madskillswills .... you're still cooking on it, its the FUMES that kill, fumes can contaminate food even if the food is not cooked directly on the surface, and even if the food is safe, breathing within 10 feet of the fumes is still dangerous as hell.

@ThereIsNoMatch

10 жыл бұрын

Smokey420Greenleaf Who said the mesh was galvanized? Just use non-galvanized mesh...

@westomopresto

10 жыл бұрын

it doesn't look Galvanized to me

@gothsrock4118

5 жыл бұрын

Posted by Joshua Hickman 4 years ago "Anyone who is worried about heating up galvanized hardware cloth; soak it in vinegar overnight to remove the zinc, then rinse with hot water to avoid flash rusting, and you're good to go. I took a can of heat resistant stove paint I had laying around and made the whole container flat black"

The deal is if you can acquire these items from your local hardware store, home depot or lowes.....think about it! You csn go to the "STORE" so you COULD go to the $store, buy a disposable tin-pan, a bag of charcoal and some lighterfluid and grate....wahlah! Honemade bbq-grill for $3 bucks!

Another nice project! I made the last stove. Had to use a different can, I used an old square lidded container, kinda like the Altoids tin. It works well, even if it is square. Count Me In!!!

I built this little stove and use it with Esbit solid fuel. It works really well. It's my "go to" stove for a day hike when all I want to do is to make a cup of coffee for my meal/snack. Sure, I can carry a small thermos for that, but where's the fun in that? I did replace the grill with some material from a modern day automotive air filter.

that music is as irritating as my ex-wife

@TheRealDonLayton

8 жыл бұрын

+bashfulbrother No, you just have to watch the video repeatedly for hours. It grows on you.

@JediWigSplitta

8 жыл бұрын

God this music is annoying

@kellygonzales9196

8 жыл бұрын

be quiet I bet ll your wife Is better and got one question for you what are those?

@rahimzidane2470

7 жыл бұрын

Man u made my day😬

@edl246

5 жыл бұрын

Boo Bears Oh wow, we have a keyboard coward. Congrats on your new beer balls

Hot design.......see what I did there?

This is good to have for emergencies.. Thanks for tutorial.

awesome stove. compact light weight and very effective. I found my new hiking stove. Oh, and cheap! Love it.

Can't you people see what is demonstrated instead of picking everything to pieces? it is a purely survival stove. Everybody loves Androids, and this could make the difference between living and dying.

I bet the water will not boil

@IntenseAngler

10 жыл бұрын

I bet it will (does)... ;)

@samjackson9747

8 жыл бұрын

+IntenseAngler nope not without constant fiddling and adding fuel.

@HaroldDGlez

8 жыл бұрын

+Sam Jackson agreed

@themesaredneck3534

8 жыл бұрын

I made one. it works fine. boils in about 6 minutes and still has good heat for around 3 minutes beyond boiling. the screen let's a good bed of coals build under it and keeps it good and hot. try it before you assume you know what you are talking about dipshit.

You have a very rare skill and talent you would make an excellent teacher

@fm00078

8 жыл бұрын

+Carlos ya, for deaf mutes.

Great design John, thanks!

Interesting but get rid of the annoying "music".

i don't think zinc fumes are good to eat

@LUBAProduktion

8 жыл бұрын

+Sam Emmett why do you answer the exact same twice?

@tzeentch8113

8 жыл бұрын

+Lucian Bauer (kastenmeier) It's a glitch that happens from time to time when you press reply to comment , it'll register it twice.

@ginofoogle6944

8 жыл бұрын

+snik2pl how are you going to eat zinc fumes i wonder... i mean you do realize burning anything releases thousands of chemicals right? and yet people eat meat from a smoking barbeque all the time..

@kevinmiller1108

8 жыл бұрын

+snik2pl Why would there be zinc fumes

@urbansasquatch5537

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Miller there is a coating on the chicken fence lol

Very Nice stove build , very compact and usable. thanks for the great idea..

@tomritter493

10 жыл бұрын

great john small stove

You really brought a dynamic edge to this video. Good work.