Secrets of The US Forest Service - EMERGENCY FUEL Storage
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I think you should do some recreations of vintage gear. I liked this quite a bit.
As a semi professional east coast homeowner I do wish I had the skills to do projects bare foot @3:15 May God Bless me with that west coat professional home owner skill one day! On a serious note thank you for your videos we enjoy your attention to detail and well as cinematic skills to boot (No pun intended there lol )
uh oh. East coast? I thought Cody had it in for us.
What he doesn't have for shoes he makes up for with watches 😂
bro actually has the dogs out in the shop XD
I aint gonna hate on him for it. his shop, and his toes!
This reminded me how much I missed your old videos building tables and boxes and all sorts of things. Thanks for showing another building project.
Your USFS inspired content is some of my favorite. As an east coast man, all that is something of a mystery to me because it simply isn’t part of our lives here. I think we would all love to see more.
Those boxes are awesome! I personally use these clamp latches as the lock. You can easily tighten them and release them quickly but I find they hold the lid tighter for more security
You definitely got me on the carpentry!!! We need to see a West Coast and East Coast man competition. Thanks for the great vids Mr. W - from your friendly neighborhood East Coast man
My air compressor is set up as a kit, there's an ammo box bolted to it with adapters, tire inflator, blowgun, air tool oil, etc.
It's all there and all that stuff is out of the way when it's not in use
Been watching for the last couple years and just wanted to say I enjoy your videos and find them very beneficial. Being a younger viewer I can say your videos have made a positive impact on my views in life. 🤙🏼
West coast guy cuts the lid too big and says it’s to help open the box when there’s a handle on top.
I know really. There was a reason for the bevel edge too
This is EXACTLY the kind of content that got me watching this channel! This is a project that lots of people can learn something from, it passes down generational information and imparts some good old fashioned logic. This kind of content is so much better than the political or religious topics, which cody has every right to make but it's not interesting to me personally. More making stuff and working projects!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
I've been doing the "kit" type thing for a year or so now, but just using tool bags that came with cordless tools. One example is my tiedown bag: 4 good ratchet straps, one 50ft and two 25ft lengths of rope, small tarp, and some carabiners. All fits into the basic bag 12"- 14" bag most drills come with.
Definitely inspired to build some boxes for the things that don't quite fit in the bags or need more protection.
Yes!!!! So excited for more! My father was a Kit type person an I was so fascinated when we would work together in the woods or fields on the Tractor or truck . He would pull something out of Some perfectly packed Jean leg sewn up with a binder twine pull for Greasy chain etc. Man How I miss him😢Thank you for this content an the walk down memory lane 💚
Nice idea but I would guess the handle eliminates the need for an eighth inch lip on the lid
You're right, I'm going trim the lid to flush,
Nice work, however, that latch is a bit too high up, which is why it isn't tight, and why it opened at the end, you did latch it but it came undone. You can bend the hook then it will be nice and snug.
I did like you said and it's fixed, thanks for the tip,
I did this to keep my Miscellaneous items together for my landscaping business. Works great my is green no red was the only change I made. Will be making one more for winter emergency kit.
I really love learning about niche items like this Forest Service white gas storage box. The brass funnel for this box was also really interesting. A person could utilize this same concept for a number of other uses as well. It's really neat what simple methods those before us opted for in their work. I hope we can get back to the simpler and slower time from when this white gas box first came to be.
It’s upset me so many people have issues with you online. I love your videos.
I'm loving all these videos. I'm learning so much and it's entertaining. Keep them coming. Thank you.
Perimeter/ road/fence defense kit
Fence pole setting kit
Home Plumbing kit
Home Electrical work kit
Oil change kit
Home exterior kit
Garden kit
Maybe do some meal prep w/ Mrs w
(I know you did something similar a few years back, but it’s probably ok to revisit.)
I learn so much stuff that this city boy wasn't taught. Thank you sir.
I like this guy. Sometimes he feel a little bit crazy, but... the world is not normal. So, it's balanced :) Thank you for sharing your moments in life and inspiring to make something cool in life with your hands.
What a great Saturday afternoon project. I love it when you post content like this.
Couldn't agree more. It's always magical when you see things as they are, what it took to make it and how it lasts. Eye-opening for lack of better word. May it be man made or natural like a small pond. Just the intricacies of it all. Invisible to most.
I do have one wish of possible, I'd love to hear more about the stories of your father and grandfather. They may no longer are around us but they live through their lessons and other quirks.
Glad you mentioned a lantern box at the end, I was just about to ask if you think the hard board is ridged enough to protect the globe if it was used to make a box for one. I have several Coleman and zebco lanterns (propane and white gas styles) but don't currently have any good transportation cases for any of them.
Funny, I remember my boy scout troop having very similar boxes for both of our lanterns and fuel cans. Ours was painted OD green with the troop number stenciled in yellow... I haven't thought of that in 35 years!
East Coast guys would never be caught in the shop shoeless!
That's because the gravel hurts their feet,
That’s what I was looking for Cody! I love it! God bless you and your family!
AWESOME!!! I’m going to make myself a box for my lantern. I’m east coast man lol. I’ve got tempered hard board in my garage.
a little chamfer on the lid would be nice, doenst even hurt the overhang
been following you for close to 10 years i believe and i always find something to take from your videos , keep on the good work!
Thank you for sharing your videos
Not sure about those "coasties", but here in the middle coast of Michigan, an old wood butcher's trick is to use the nail as the drill bit. Stays tighter being it doesn't remove any material, & any humidity just tightens the grip... Lol, just something I was taught a half century ago by my Dad... Thanx !
As an east coaster I've been missing your compliments Cody, although my countertops are actually particle board, but thanks anyway.
I missed videos like this Cody! Good to see you back doing some woodworking!
I remember making one of these in my 8th grade wood shop class.
Hey Cody I only recently came across your channel I have thoroughly enjoyed watching you videos and have learned a ton keep up the great content! P.S. I have been going back and watching some of your older videos just catching up on all that I’ve been missing the video I watched previously to this you were asking about the splatter from your mig we used to use this stuff you dip the end of your welder in I cannot think of the name of it but we switched to a spray that works a little better as far as the cause it’s a combination of things in my experience it’s pretty much unavoidable I always just kept an about 5” brick chisel handy to scrape over big surfaces and screwdriver to get into tight spaces or just run your soft wheel on your grinder over it with very light pressure will also get it off…the brick chisel is also very useful to get the slag of the edge of material if you cut with your plasma just smack it with flat of the chisel it’s actually quicker than trying to grind it off sometimes
Thanks David for the suggestion,
Not a homeowner yet but love you content and watching you WORK.
Love this content, with one exception, as a beginning professional homeowner in Vermont , be careful about lumping us in with the rest of the east coast guys, we can hold our own :-) . that being said, my grandfather taught me not only to have a tool, but what you need to take care of it, so saws came with files, ax's came with stones...etc . He said, not just tools, but all things in life, what is the point if you can't maintain it. Thanks for the reminder and the words of wisdom.
That is beautiful in its simple way
I like the idea of having kits to make things easier to just grab and leave.
I really like cache system I struggle with organizing and think this would be great in my life
the lock on that can was the same style lock we had on our front door when I was a kid. 😆 it really wasn't necessary but it made you feel good I guess. I wouldn't try that now even out in the country !
I love the nostalgic more and more as time passes. I really enjoyed this video. As for the lid of the old box....I think it was beveled so when the lid was open , binding against the hinges, it was so that it would not be flat thus encouraging items(weight) to be added. Too much weight stress the screws.
Very cool! Simple design, and so very functional!
Love it east coast countertop. West coast roofing. Coming from a east coast man.
Nice to see ya slow it down it get back to the wood
east coast here. We would call that hardboard masonite. Its great for interior floor protection jobs. 1/4" holds up well against cart wheels. Even 1/8" isnt too bad. Def need 1/4" if you're on carpet though. It holds up better than 1/4" ply for the floor protection and its cheaper. No good for outside though, water reisitance is prety bad. I've also seen it as the back on cheap bookshelves or cabinets.
3:06 nice shoes
I dont see the point to the overhang of the lid. I think it would look better flush. I know you said its so you have something to grab onto to lift but it has a handle on top you can use and the eyelit of the latch would also give you a quick spot to lift from if needed.
Excellent video production!
For loading my tools and materials I like using a combination of soft bags and hard boxes. I prefer soft bags whenever possible because the bags conform to one another allowing tighter packing but the fuel storage has an obvious need for a hard box.
They’re some nice Nick’s boots you got on
I suggest putting one of the locking hooks, to keep of from accidentally opening.
Nice job, I might just have to try that one.
I would have appreciated some measurements.
I really enjoy this series! I am a lantern/stove collector, and tips for making period reproductions are a big help. Do you have any inverted lanterns? They were made by AGM/King-Seely/Thermos. I have one that has a decal from the New York State Forestry Division, probably from the mid-‘50s.
I’ve mostly used regular pump gas in my old lanterns due to just having it around. On the flip side in a pinch I’ve ran small engines at time on the Coleman fuel.
I like the safety boots in this video. I think the model is called "Safety Sally's worst nightmare". Refer to the author of the Bible for an exact parts number. 🤣
BTW, in my opinion, all edges on all carpentry work should be rounded or bevelled. It protects the edges, less likely to cut yourself, less likely to scratch a softer surface, and in my experience paint will stick better compared to a 90° edge. If the paint chips off a hard edge it will continue to peel off.
Besides, IMHO it also looks much better, much more professional, with very little extra work.
Love these kinds of vids. Cheers.
Looking forward to part 2 Thanks for sharing ;)
Have you ever looked at fireball tools? He is on youtube but he makes some excellent tools (available on his website). He recently created a clamp system which looks extremely versatile. Thought you should check him out
Awesome to take pride in a small project like that. Upgrades? I agree... I'd change the latch. I can see that just vibrating open, you think?
Thanks nice job god bless
Use a packing slip sticky pouch and put a couple mantles stuck to inside of the lid
Cody, please do a video on that hammer. I could seriously use one just like that. Would love to see some details about it.
I’m going to need to make one of these for my Coleman kit.
Wonder what the lantern box looked like
Cody i humbly recomend a set if Yankee screwdrivers ( hand powered rachet drill/screwdriver) 😮
Drill at 1:45 sounds like Led Zeppelins immigrant song :D
Great job Cody but I don’t agree with you on the lid choice. I think if not only for aesthetics, you should have tapered the lid. You don’t need the overhang because you have the eye screw when you open it. I really think the flat square Lil detracts from the beauty of the overall product.
I use hardboard as a sacrificial top on my workbench.
I find the ultimate bond green works the best for me anyway when it comes to wood glue I've had the blue fail to many times
Good job looking good 👍 I would of put the latch locking down not up, less chances of it opening when rattling around 🙏❤🙏
great idea putting together cashe kits. please do these videos thank you.
if you Watco the tempered hardboard it will make it a lot harder. It will also darken it ad make it very rich looking.
Evening Mr W, awesome project and can't wait to see the end product! If you ever think you would part ways with your replica cache I would be interested in purchasing it, started my own 'cache' and that could come in handy one day. Take care.
Great job Cody!
A east coast man got enough damn sense he don’t need to put his white gas in a damn wooden box
I know an old (90+) lumberjack who uses a similar-looking box to carry some of his tools. The lid was similarly tapered and thinking about it, he used to hold it between his legs when he was taking a break or using the box to prop up his chainsaw. I'd guess the taper keeps bruising down at least if there's no other reason. I'll ask him if I get the chance.
3:07 I see you have gone native Sir!
The Kmart store at 3rd and fairfax in los Angeles used to keep a pallet of coleman gallons and bottles of propane at the top of the basement access stairs. The propane cans in the far corner of the basement were on upper shelves without any rails to stop them from falling off the shelves. This to me looked so dangerous as a fire hazard with hundreds of people in the store. If somebody knocked off a gallon at the top of the stairs it could flow down into the basement.
It would be really cool if you made a few 🦇 house designs for people to use. Thanks
Wish you would’ve put the dimensions on there.
Really looking forward to the stencil machine
Are there plans for this available? And how would I get a copy?
barefoot in the shop, i can relate (although i usually have on socks) - my wife is always complaining of how fast I wear through socks!
As long as we're modifying, I think I'd opt for Luan or may melamine board for the front and back. The melamine would protect at least one side from the weather or fuel and oil. Neverthess, good job.
Wonder if we are going to get another video on him fixing the lid and how his ego gets in the way and how these purpose built items were built that way for a reason. Like, what do you need a lip on the lid when you have a giant handle. Went through all the trouble to chamfer the sides but not the lid. The lids are likely that way to create kind of a chute. When you have multiple boxes together, you can slide them in and out without damaging the ones next to it.
Love the content, keep up the good work
Yeah the only problem is that very few people would even know what to do with it!! I would probably use something to waterproof it also! Those old enamel paints they used to have will last forever! Something like jonn Deere green and yellow would look pretty sharp!
@Wranglerstar, why do you have 2 watches on? Great video.
Do you have a video explaining the 2 watches?
This is therapeutic.
It’s all fun and games until you stub that toe, east coast guy values his toes, west coast guy is getting back to nature,
One thing about having a stencil machine is the desire to stamp everything. It’s the one tool that I ask the wife to come to my cave and ask if an item is stencil worthy and 9 times out of 10 she’s right. Another suggestion is to hide the machine from your wife because EVERYTHING will get stenciled! Good at making decisions for you but horrible for her😂😂😂. I love how you talk about people on the east Coast like they are some mysterious Sasquatch type man who is rarely seen but they have a rich and complex oral tradition and culture. Beautiful job as always brother!
If I win the lotto I'm going to get rid of my tempered hardboard and upgrade my kitchen countertops to formica like the west coast guys !
Thanks Cody 🤘🏻 enjoy your videos
Now paint it Red and get the stencils on it and it will be good to go.
May I ask what u mean by a "bull nose", is that the same thing as just rounding off the corners like u did???
I aim to build me a box for my lantern and a box for the fuels white gas and high octane gas
do you have the pattern for this? I would like to make one or two. or maybe the measurements for ear item?
i might have enough scrap wood laying around to make me one of those boxes. is there box measurements anywhere?