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Add a P38 can opener to the key ting on the lid! Then you always have a can opener and it stays a little cooler than the key ring making the lid easier to pick up.

I did something like this with my Army canteen cups. I put ice water in a container, measured a cup and poured it in. In a few minutes you could see a condensation line. I marked it with a sharpie marker. I added another cup and so on until I reached the top. I use a nail punch to put a small dent on each Mark. Thirty years later my son used the as a boyscout.

I have been using this Stanley set as well as the larger set that includes the bowls and I have never melted the plastic tabs on the lids of either of them. I camp or backpack with them at least once or twice a week.

I used a small gauge dog choker coller and some small "S" hooks for the pot hanger. You can place it inside the pot for storage and it wont slide on the handle to a corner.

Great upgrades. I also appreciate your not wasting time with the obvious steps as you go along. Some things can easily be done off camera. We can imagine what you’ve done. Great job with this video. Thank you

You just saved me about $80 and a ton of space in my Get Home Bag... you are The Man!

Iridium, after watching your modifications to your cook set, you’re right on. The only thing that I would add to the cook set lid idea is to place a small wooden stick into the ring and just leave it while cooking. When you want to lift the ring... just raise the ring with the stick. Just a thought.

Great video. Thanks from a guy that loves camping/ survival but has no money.

Great mods on this great kit and for the price it can't be beat. I have this same kit and I love it. I bought two UZO lids from Amazon and the lift rings actually stay upright. I love the bail mod to hang the pot on a tripod. I bought a titanium 450ml cup with lid and it nests well with the Stanley pot.

Great ideas! Now add a jog to the bail's center for hanging purposes!

It’s great to see other people using ingenuity to upgrade something with mods & repurpose other things especially in this manner. Keep up the awesome videos!

Awesome stove I love the simplicity and functionality.

here is a tip when bending your hanger use a pipe or round wood to put a round bend in the middle it stops the pot from sliding when hanging

You know, I always hate to be "That Guy" because nobody wants to be "That Guy", but, did you happen to notice the marks you made on the tape almost corresponded directly with the wire handles where they attached to the cup? You did say if they weren't exact it wasn't the end of the world, even though that is what you're prepping for LOL.... NONETHELESS, your cook set is extremely BADASS!!! Thanks for taking the time to help others. It's people like you that the world needs more of.

Thank you for the info. I got 2 Stanley cup sets in my back pack. I'm going to do that to them .

Thanks for the modification ideas. I actually had purchased 6 of these two week ago and was trying to figure out how to modify them for my wants and needs. That did the trick with a few "adjustments" for me. First time I tried using it after the modification the wire bail slid over to one end spilling a bit, easy fix in the center of the bail I just a small upwards arch . Excellent Presentation and a New subscriber!

Good idea. I used a Dremel tool to scratch the level marks on the small cups. I have two sets of those you have for demonstration too. I might modify the Stanley cup the same way to hang up on the tripod. Excellent video. 😎

I put a paper towel around the bottom of the Stanley pot and then slide it all into the cup. This keeps it from rattling and gives you a paper towel to use as needed.

If you adjust the hanger handle length you can use it to secure the nested SS cup to the bottom.