survivorjohnny44 John Tewelow
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Foreverness, have you lost a loved one?
Foreverness, have you lost a loved one?
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Відео

Saving a cute fawn
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We found it trapped in a gated enclosure so I let my girls pet it before I opened the gate for it's Mom that we could see off in the woods
Hobo stove burn test
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If you want to waste 5 minutes and watch a new hobo stove design on it's first burn... here ya go
Can you pick a Master Lock?
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BOOM
Second Amendment Saturday Ishapor 2A1
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Second Amendment Saturday Ishapor 2A1
Lk35 pack and shout out to John At Turtle Bushcraft
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Lk35 pack and shout out to John At Turtle Bushcraft
Best LK35 upgrade, idea from MTwoodsrunner
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MTwoodsrunner channel and video here: ua-cam.com/video/T6zgD4fN9Uk/v-deo.html
For @carlTheMadman
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For @carlTheMadman
Video for my mom
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Video for my mom
Savage Rascal Second Amendment Saturday
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Savage Rascal Second Amendment Saturday
Second Amendment Sunday savage m120a
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Second Amendment Sunday savage m120a
Rothco canteen cup lid fits with a little tweak bending
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Rothco canteen cup lid fits with a little tweak bending
Rothco canteen cup lid and black legion camp axe from budK.com
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Rothco canteen cup lid and black legion camp axe from budK.com
Savage m63 manlincher
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Fun little rifle
How to splice a loop in a 3 strand rope
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How to splice a loop in a 3 strand rope
Mule tape. Is it better than 550?
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Mule tape. Is it better than 550?
Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie
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Timber Rattler Western Outlaw Bowie
Bronco 22LR
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Bronco 22LR
Cheap Italian single action 22 LR
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Cheap Italian single action 22 LR
An unboxing from Nathan4071
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An unboxing from Nathan4071
Another for the Grand Parents on the other side of the country
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Another for the Grand Parents on the other side of the country
DIY line tensioner. Easy and maybe free
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DIY line tensioner. Easy and maybe free
Experimental stove and coffee
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Experimental stove and coffee
45LC/.410 pepper box
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45LC/.410 pepper box
Roof leak repair near front door into garage
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Roof leak repair near front door into garage
Finding fatwood made easy part 1
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Finding fatwood made easy part 1
Finding fatwwod part2 '-fire--
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Finding fatwwod part2 '-fire
Nathan4071's hobo cook kit
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Nathan4071's hobo cook kit
A hobo stove for Nathan4071 -how to burn up a lot of cutting disks
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A hobo stove for Nathan4071 -how to burn up a lot of cutting disks
Putting a handle on a knife and a shout out to John Capps
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Putting a handle on a knife and a shout out to John Capps

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @user-pu3th2pj5u
    @user-pu3th2pj5u 2 місяці тому

    M6…

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 місяці тому

      I just had this to play with for a short time. It was fun but it's not what I would consider as a "1st choice" either

  • @NeilYoung-hh7ne
    @NeilYoung-hh7ne 3 місяці тому

    Hi what suze coduit ckamp dud you use

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 3 місяці тому

      I'm using 1/2" in this video but 3/4 or 1 " would be good if you use a wing nut so you can rotate them under the stove for transport. The wing nuts should let you loosen and tighten much more easily. The bigger the conduit clamps the wider the stance so the higher the stability

  • @survivorjohnny44
    @survivorjohnny44 4 місяці тому

    They are hard enough to snuff when you're trying to do it

  • @survivorjohnny44
    @survivorjohnny44 4 місяці тому

    A hobo stove made from a bean can does need a pot stand but I've never snuffed an IKEA unintentionally. Thank for watching

  • @armchairbushcraft2164
    @armchairbushcraft2164 4 місяці тому

    You do want pot stands. You want the ventilation to come out the top. Your video shows the fire smothering when you put the pot on top

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 4 місяці тому

      i thought I had replied to your comment already but I'm not seeing it so I must have forgotten to tap the post button. a pot stand also allows for different sized pots so they never hurt to use

  • @spacekike9506
    @spacekike9506 5 місяців тому

    Please sell it to me

  • @MrKevin010
    @MrKevin010 5 місяців тому

    Brilliant : ) Gonna try this to tighten mt wife's clothesline up to her specs..... ; )

  • @Jens-tc5yz
    @Jens-tc5yz 6 місяців тому

    Fantastiskt❤❤❤

  • @davesullivan8073
    @davesullivan8073 6 місяців тому

    Feed door should be higher. Turn feet in for packing.

  • @user-hx9tp9cn2h
    @user-hx9tp9cn2h 7 місяців тому

    I've used dog collars as lashing straops for years. Thanks for making bthis video because I wondered if anypne else had latched on to this idea!

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 7 місяців тому

      What's that old saying? Great minds... Lol. Thanks for watching

  • @peterwilson5528
    @peterwilson5528 10 місяців тому

    Cut four slots on the top edge take two pieces of metal cut a halfway slot on each in the middle then set them together to make a cross and put it into the four slots on the edge of the stove as an extra pot support for slightly bigger pots or a frying pan.

  • @dennisjohansson5716
    @dennisjohansson5716 10 місяців тому

    Im getting one!

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 10 місяців тому

      the trick is a steady movement. if you get to excited while you're doing it you can mess up the internal gears. they are pretty cheap so go ahead and get a couple just in case

    • @dennisjohansson5716
      @dennisjohansson5716 10 місяців тому

      @@survivorjohnny44 nice tip! Thanks

  • @ChuckisOutside
    @ChuckisOutside Рік тому

    Good design. Thanks. I guess a little alcohol stove would work with this also. Has anyone tried that?

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      Thanks and you are correct about this being a good match for an alcohol stove. You just need some metal cross bars (coat hanger will work) to lift the stove so that you have just more than an inch or 3cm from the top of the stove to the bottom of the pot on top of the IKEA. I recommend at least 2 crossbars and experiment with the height and stability before you add the alcohol to the stove I should also say that depending on what type of stove you use that 1 inch or 3cm gap will very. If you roll towards the bottom of my videos I show some how to vids for several types of stoves

  • @peetsnort
    @peetsnort Рік тому

    ua-cam.com/users/shortsg_m2LNOg5zA?feature=share I just made my own. The ability to pick up the fire and move it to ground level to slow down the air and therefore the heat is the best out there. I don't know if you could buy a titanium tube but mine is still going strong. I have made a few smaller one' s to nest. These are the way I light the bigger one. Just stack the big one. Prefer charcoal. Then make a tiny twig fire in the smallest size and hold underneath. The other invaluable aspect of the Khantal wire being a bad conductor is that I don't need gloves to pick up the fire and snuff it in a hole or bigger pot with a lid to reuse the charcoal.

  • @hksjoshua
    @hksjoshua Рік тому

    Glad I found a 3000 foot spool of 1800 mule tape today.

  • @barajahunter6708
    @barajahunter6708 Рік тому

    Kompor outdoor yg bagus brother

  • @chado_outdoors
    @chado_outdoors Рік тому

    Would you be willing to make and sell a complete kit like you sent Nathan4071? I just saw his unboxing video and am in love with the kit. I'm disabled and own no tools since disability barely even pays enough to live, so I'm unable to try to make one myself.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      I'm sorry but the one I made for Nathan was pretty much a one off. I found all of the things to make it at thrift stores and yard sales I think. It been many years since I made it so I need to find the video of making it on my channel to even see what I made it out of. I'll look for my original video and see if it's even possible to copy

  • @butacrusader
    @butacrusader Рік тому

    "HRHRHR" I love that laugh lol

  • @Finvarra
    @Finvarra Рік тому

    you cat in the background reminded me to feed my own cat

  • @davesullivan8073
    @davesullivan8073 Рік тому

    Like having 3 feet instead of four would probably make the feed hole a little higher and not tighten the feet so tight that I couldn’t turn them in when I would transport the bag. I want to say something about the cost. I wouldn’t go to a ikea to get one of these because I find them at thrift stores and garage sales for like a buck. If I was going to spend five or more dollars on something like this I would have to be getting a lot more for my money. as the spring and summer. Approach I can go to garage sales all weekend and find stuff for less than five bucks to cook on for sure . so I guess my comment would be I prefer to put these together as absolutely as cheaply, I mean as less expensive as possible. Tin cans don’t offer the longevity that the Aquia silverware holders do. So I know kids are cheaper but we don’t eat much canned foods that would come from an appropriate sized can you could use from a stove.

  • @tomsmith6094
    @tomsmith6094 Рік тому

    It looks like it hard Ferro rod

  • @dasdaro
    @dasdaro Рік тому

    I have thrown away thousands of feet of this stuff. I got probably 1000 feet at home.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      I have collected 1000s of feet and I use it for all kinds of stuff. Hammock straps, ridge lines, dog leashes I even pulled an SUV out of a ditch by wrapping a 6 or 7 strand loop from his hitch to my toe hook. I love this stuff

  • @NathansFerroceriumrods1
    @NathansFerroceriumrods1 Рік тому

    Man, you're the original hobo stove innovator. Cheers brother.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      Your crack me up brother. They have been making these since before the 1920s but it is really good to hear from you. I hope everything is going good for you and your family

  • @NathansFerroceriumrods1
    @NathansFerroceriumrods1 Рік тому

    Hell yeah brother.

  • @tonyv8925
    @tonyv8925 Рік тому

    Back in 1970, there was a gun shop outside the main gate of my base. They sold these Bronco's in .22lr for $25 each, the over/under ones sold for $40. Never bought one, but I did buy a British single shot Enfield in .32-20 for $20. Sure wish I still had that piece of history.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      I didn't know about the over under version and that Enfield sounds pretty cool

  • @achosenone44
    @achosenone44 Рік тому

    as they became wise they all became fools!!!

  • @andrewbraithwaite1365
    @andrewbraithwaite1365 Рік тому

    Elegant.

  • @user-kx4gr6rw1n
    @user-kx4gr6rw1n Рік тому

    Слишком много дырок по бокам. Оттуда будет идти огонь бесполезно.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      they are just for fun. I use a coffee can hobo stove like the ones I show on my other videos

    • @Jens-tc5yz
      @Jens-tc5yz 6 місяців тому

      ❤❤❤❤

  • @szarypies
    @szarypies Рік тому

    Gosh, I have just thrown away one of those from the kitchen. Now it would have come in handy. Nice watching👍

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      The funny thing is that there are people that would have paid you for it or felt like they got a "big score" finding it at a yard sale

  • @AA-lm7bq
    @AA-lm7bq Рік тому

    THANK`S FROM RUSSIA !

  • @ThatOneChalkEater
    @ThatOneChalkEater Рік тому

    Evil, I love it.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      if I remember right, moments after that vid was shot they put some mound killer on it. those fire ants were at the entrance to an open retail store and needed to be gone

  • @thomastrainsmore2010
    @thomastrainsmore2010 Рік тому

    Awesome what if I do it to a plastic bottel

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      It's hard to get a good focal point on light colored and clear things. It works best on dark surfaces. You can find these to buy online if you search "fresnel lens"

  • @DDDD17890
    @DDDD17890 Рік тому

    Bruh..came here for the part to see with what you cut the hole in it 😂

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      is that the part where I wanted to reassure everyone that there no discs harmed in the making of the video but had to admit that the stainless steel wrecked almost a whole package of them? I enjoyed that

    • @DDDD17890
      @DDDD17890 Рік тому

      @@survivorjohnny44 That is exactly the info I was looking for actually 😂 so now I know this is not a good idea and I have to look for another option. Thanks! 😁👍

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      I used a Dremel tool with cutting disks. I'll find a Walmart or Amazon/ebay link for you to see one

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      www.walmart.com/ip/Dremel-100-N-6-120-Volt-Single-Speed-Rotary-Tool-Kit-with-6-Accessories/15173789?athbdg=L1600

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      Here is a guy using a Dremel to do it. It's not too bad and goes pretty quickly ua-cam.com/video/L7y7EHRYNJs/v-deo.html

  • @mikerilling2745
    @mikerilling2745 2 роки тому

    What pot are you using and what lid is that?

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 Рік тому

      I think it's a stainless steel children's kitchen set from Walmart or Ikea. (if I remember correctly)

  • @wagnerj01
    @wagnerj01 2 роки тому

    Thanks for the video

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      Thanks for watching it. I use this stuff for my hammock straps and ridge lines now. There is something my buddy found found called AMSTEEL or something that's even better. It's Paracord sized but as strong as mule tape. I'm not sure on the name but it's something like that

  • @crazyrayscookingdayz3763
    @crazyrayscookingdayz3763 2 роки тому

    How do you open the key ring?

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      I used 2 pair of pliers to bend the "tab" and that's the only modification to the ring. From there you just tie on the line. You may have to watch it a couple of times to see it. Sorry I wasn't more clear in the video explaining it

  • @riodelblogs7942
    @riodelblogs7942 2 роки тому

    Nice

  • @walterbargersr3402
    @walterbargersr3402 2 роки тому

    John awesome builds well thought-out question where can I get them monster Ferro rods. any idea and do you sell these kits already made hobo kits. if you do very interested . thank you God bless

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      www.ebay.com/itm/144216559503 I'm sorry it took so long to reply. I'm also sorry that I don't have any stove kits to sell but if I make any to sell I will let you know by posting another reply for you here. I was however able to get a link for the exact phariseeum rod in the video. mine is years old now if you look at the date I posted the video. it is still going strong with plenty of life in it and I cannot give a stronger recommendation for a product that I have used.

  • @robertmiller2629
    @robertmiller2629 2 роки тому

    I like the way you did this and the feet will fold out of the way also plus you can make the cross peices very easy to make a complete cook kit when done right and it will all fit together nicely. Keep up the good work.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      That's kind of you to say, thank you. Stoves are fun to make and tweak

  • @Radoslaw731
    @Radoslaw731 2 роки тому

    I used your idea about 3 leged theory 😁thanks

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      great, glad I could help and thanks for letting me know

    • @Radoslaw731
      @Radoslaw731 2 роки тому

      @@survivorjohnny44 sure m8👍👍😁

  • @morlosloan7488
    @morlosloan7488 2 роки тому

    What cylinder do I buy for the pepper box to convert it ?

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      It came from the factory like that. The only modification I made was adding the wooden handle to replace the small plastic one it came with. That haven't made these deringers in many many years

  • @theramblingranter5797
    @theramblingranter5797 2 роки тому

    How thin was the aluminum? I’ve done a few with 1/8 inch thick aluminum and it didn’t melt.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      It was left over flashing bu5 it was thick for flashing. Nowhere near 1/8" tho

  • @rominhawk3949
    @rominhawk3949 2 роки тому

    Cool, Amazing. Great idea. Thank you very much for sharing.

  • @jwatterson69
    @jwatterson69 2 роки тому

    Hope all is well, Miss your videos

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      It's going ok, I hope it's all good for you and yours

  • @wobbly_bubbly1235
    @wobbly_bubbly1235 2 роки тому

    An ant once bit my hand and I whipped out a 5 inch magnifying glass and turned the ant colony into a campfire. Good times

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      This mound was at the main entrance to a retail store and of I'm not mistaken after this video we had to sprinkle the mound with that stuff. Can't have fire ants biting customers

  • @qlogic2002
    @qlogic2002 2 роки тому

    I thought about dog collars... Fantastic!!!! Grabbing a couple this weekend!

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      I'm still using them and it's been years now. I roll my tarp around my sleep system, strap it down and I'm good to go. thanks for watching

    • @Wopayne
      @Wopayne 2 роки тому

      What a fantastic idea! Dog Collars are $7 each today and made in China.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 7 місяців тому

      @@Wopayne I just saw this comment, sorry. I bet they are even higher now that everything is through the roof

  • @meca13b
    @meca13b 2 роки тому

    Very cool ! Perfect for bed side home protection . Any updates?

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      It holsters nicely in a com pouch and I still love it. They are as rare as hens teeth to find since I believe they haven't been in production for many years

    • @meca13b
      @meca13b 2 роки тому

      @@survivorjohnny44 Good stuff man !! I think Excalibur catalog still has them but don’t quote me on that . A follow up vid with both rounds would be nice 👍

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      @@meca13b after each shot you have to hand rotate the cylinder to next chamber. It indexes nicely though. You can fire off all 5 barrels pretty quickly but it is a no frills kinda thing

  • @jonroth9656
    @jonroth9656 2 роки тому

    Definitely the easiest by far. Am going to make several of these just to cut down on the electric bill. Piece of cake.

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      Thanks. My brother made several and had them under his kitchen sink. When the power was out in a snow storm a few years ago they were still able to cook. They are really easy. Thanks again

  • @johnviera3884
    @johnviera3884 2 роки тому

    You can get 2 fat girls on that hammock

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      Randomly unexpected answer of the year award. Thanks for the laugh

    • @johnviera3884
      @johnviera3884 2 роки тому

      @@survivorjohnny44 muletape rocks. I’ve been using it since 2002. Thanks for the video

  • @develentsai3215
    @develentsai3215 2 роки тому

    Great idea:) but I would bent inward inside the circle so if I leave it in the Ridgeline it won't poke through anything in my bag

    • @survivorjohnny44
      @survivorjohnny44 2 роки тому

      Thank you, if you try it bent onwards and it works you will have improved on my idea. I like that