My grandpa used to call this a Hobo stove...when we would go camping every year, he would make up things like this to keep us kids entertain..the things he made for us would be unbelievable I am sure the items he made were for survival when he was growing up in Texas back before WWl....we would call fun stuff, Grandpa's stuff.....good stuff. ...I remember him making a rope thats was about 50 feet long and then cutting it down to about 15 feet and giving it to each of his grandson.. I had that rope all the way through Boy Scouts ..such is life
I was blessed with one of those grandpops too. He had six grandchildren all girls He lived in a place on the water had boat dock and 6 little cabins he rented out in summer months. In those days there was no ac so city folks would vacation on the water in tbe little rental cottages. Our family Came for Sunday dinner every week and every holiday. After Grandmom served dinner Grandpop gathered us up and out we went for our Nature walks, water survival lessons, land survival skills, how to fish, use tools, crabbing, canoeing etc. after our life lessons were over we had a campfire and roasted marshmallows and made hot choc and we sat around and he told us his war stories, then finished up with once upon a time stories so we ended with fun happy child hood memories. Miss you Grandpop 💕
@@davekirby7790 You sir, have something I always wanted but never got. Didn't want money, fame or glory? I would have been happy with just one grandchild but if I had to rent a bus to fit them all in for a trip to the zoo or camping? Even better! Yes, I am jealous, envious and a few other emotions mixed in but at the same time, I am also very happy for you. Those kids are a blessing and as far as I am concerned ( For whatever that is worth? Lol ) you are a rich man! Just like money, spend your time wisely. Doing things as a family no longer seems to be the normal way of life? I was blessed by 2 sets of grandparents and 2 great grandmothers that I would see weekly and they all had a wonderful influence on my life. I'm not sure why I am rambling on here? Anyway, enjoy those kids and never forget the treasures they really are because if you do it right they will never forget you.
I love the way my kids and friends just stare when I pull out a tiny kit and start cooking wherever we happen to stop for a rest also great for bank fishing
I do to because too many people pray before they eat just for show and then start cussing about politics or whatever it is in their lives that they are mad about that they can't change anyway, they are not real, this man is real!!!
Hey watched the hobo cooking can and fry pan brought back old memories of the coal mine tracks and shafts we played in and camped in as kids. A lot of this came out of german war and into 20s and 30sm We were taught these how to's in scouts from men of ww2 and Korea as scout masters. Great stuff still use this today. Great men and memories. Thanks for keeping this A live.
In today’s world of uncertainty this would be great to keep in a “bug out bag” for emergency situations. And maybe keep one bigger one or several small ones for more people. Thanks James. Always good to be prepared
Um why have it in your bug out bag have the food still in the can in your bug out bag and eat that then make the grill after you eat it. That way you have atlest 1 meal
Works brilliantly! I used leftover charcoal that was only half burned from the last grilling. Good way to use up the bits when you only need one burger. Thank you!
Appreciate your videos very much. Love it that you're "low tech" showing the simple things and how to utilize them. You're a good teacher (I've had a stroke & many things are difficult to understand) but, your way of teaching is great and the clear up close videos explaining & demonstration makes it to even I can understand. Keep up the good work! 👍🏼
Great information on the computer fan grills and the can to use. I have used one or two charcoal briquettes in my Firebox Nano stove and they worked great, slow even heat, no worry about flame impinging onto the food. Easy to carry with no worry about fuel spilling.
Nice! Learn how to make a press and make your own briquettes and you'll have your system complete in time for the collapse. 22 oz soup cans work for cooking stoves. But don't last.
So glad I found your channel, the innovation and creativity is amazing. Sure you can spend a fortune on gear but there is something special about using something you crafted yourself.
You can also fill the can (mostly) with water, freeze it and then use the nail or a drill to make the holes. No bending! Its safer if the kiddos want to try. We made these with binder clips for feet.
Brilliant, you can also remove a few coals from a campfire if you don't want to cook over a bigger fire. My smallest coal grill is bucket sized, great improvement.
Reminds me of the old Coffee can stoves that we used to make in the Boy Scouts when I was a kid! Just something about using everyday things for other purposes! Thanks for the video!!!
Yeah man can you believe this is just now showing up again. Great stuff we learned from the old warriors as scout masters. Way ahead of their times. Love the memories Enjoy and share that's what those guys did for us!!
Thank you for this video! I gotta say, the part at the end when you're making the burger in nature, with the birds chirping in the background.. gave me peace for that moment. Thank you again, keep up the great work!
Had not seen any of your videos yet & just happened to come across this one. It was very well demonstrated & the reason I hit the subscribe button. I appreciated the prayer over your meal ! I look fwd to checking out your other videos. God Bless from East TN 👌🇺🇸
Hey WayPoint You have made a BIG impact on people's life.. its been 3 years since I have commented on your channel and I am still hearing people way to go you are doing a great job..thanks Dave
I made this. I cut the bottom out of the can so that I could fit an alcohol stove through. Great setup for my cup to boil water. It the stove, cup and a bottle of fuel all nest together in a little pack. Thanks.
Easily some of the most original content of the web. Love the easy hacks and the use of everyday items. Going the Hobo way. really great to see someone doing the cheap alternative. Awesome. =)
Great project 👍. I personally don't like match light, to me it gives the food a lighter fluid taste. I might try a little lump charcoal and a fire starter. I definitely like anything grilled best.
Yes. Match light needs a little longer to burn off. I also put on top a little dry sticks to help the burn off and flavor. So give that a try you'll love it
I just watched this again and not sure if I already commented or not. So here I go again. Absolutely outstanding!!! I could almost smell and taste that burger. I truly love this idea and will try and make one or two. Keep up the great work James.
Charcoal is so good because you are partially smoking the meat as well as cooking it. I love to cook over charcoal but dont get to do so much anymore. This is a really neat idea!
excellent tools for emergency, I learn a lot so many benefits from you..thanks a lot for significant information you shared us.,God bless you.,more blessings you have..
I am not a camper, survivalist, or anything along those lines... - but I just subscribed. 😀 Took one look at that little grill and man, that will be great little stove to keep a pot of tea warm while out rummaging around the garden. Tea candle instead of charcoal and we're on! Great ideas for everyone on your channel. 😁
You could make several of these and get a set of raclettes for cheese melting and bun toasting and have a little backyard mini self serve charcoal cook out party. Like a rugged version of a tea party... why am I really excited to do this now? Ooh, and for extra fun, you could do s'mores on the raclettes and then when it's dark out, break apart some old firecrackers and throw different pinches in the little charcoal grills to make different colored flames...(my favorite thing to do at campfires)
I just watched this and called my son. He's a computer person (repairs, builds....all that). I thought he'd get a kick out of it. a COOL idea. He warned me that those fan grills are chrome plated...painted. So can be dangerous. Just a little FYI for when using them. Maybe the older ones are chrome. Great video and idea.
I love your diy charcoal grill and it is nice to know that a hamburger on it and after it is fully cooked to put it on a bun and add condiments on top of the burger
You have such great ideas. I'm really enjoying and find myself looking forward to your posts!!! I'm really enjoying my gasifier which is not exactly the same thing but which has a lot of the same characteristics of portability, efficiency, multiple fuels, and lightweight. I don't think I'll switch to this single stage but it really is a great idea to have in the 'back pocket'. Thanks for your great work!
Dont be embarrassed to say your prayers before eating out load so we can answer Amen. Good to finally see someone praying before eating. We say grace before and after eating to thank the Creator Master of the Universe for the food and sustance he hath given to us. Amein!
I used a metal drain tile for this, it fits just perfect in the cans with the pull type lid. The drain tile I bought at Lowe's for about $5.00. Cost probably more now... My version I didn't have to cut ANYTHING other then making the holes. And I used the church key for the holes, and hardware cloth in the bottom. And put smaller holes around the top edge.
This video popped up on my feed. Hadn't seen this before. That's another great idea. I wouldn't want to pick which is your best invention. They're all good.
Another awesome stove. It might be an idea to test each stove on how long it takes to bring a standard cup of water to the boil and how long it can keep it boiling.
Very nicely done! Thank you. :-) The whole thing was very creative, but I think that’s just about the most compact and lightweight little fork I’ve ever seen. What a great Improv.
Hello my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing this fine video. Great idea!!! I like it. You really come up with some great ideas to further enjoy being in the outdoors. 🤗
Dude, very nicely done! Someone else mentioned your moment before eating. I am atheist and can't stand religion constantly being shoved in my face. You taking a moment to be with yourself and your God is something I support with all of my being. I love that you did it subtlety instead of being flamboyant or boastful. Freedom of religion is super important but so is not making others uncomfortable in your presence. Thank you for that, and less importantly, thank you for this really kick ass little grill. I really like it!
Thank you so much for the kind words. My faith is very important to me but I believe in being kind and generous toward others and what they choose to believe in (or not believe in) as well. Thank you so much for subscribing and welcome aboard!
I appreciate your comment, too. As a woman of faith I never want to make anyone uncomfortable. St. Francis of Assisi said to "Preach the Gospel at all times, use words [only] when necessary." In other words, I try to live the Gospel, not hit people over the head with it. Still, I'm glad to be reminded of it.
i ordered a 6" x 6" grill grate from amazon. i bet if i look around the supermarket long enough i might find a can that would fit ok with this charcoal grill project. This should be fun to make!
Thank you for the great idea. I'll have to try this, especially during the campfire bans during these heat waves we been having lately during the summer
@@WayPointSurvival I won't forget I Save your video. I enjoy your video Thank You. I prefer to use gas or alcohol. No waste product. I did pick up a small stainless steel box from Amazon that assembles and you can burn wood or Charcoal pellets. If you want to put alcohol stove in it you can or use gas canisters and stove is as wind block. Multifunctional simple construction yet folds up flat and small weighs almost nothing.
That's cool! You're so creative. I'm going to make one of those. I would probably use it mostly with wood or the mesquite charcoal we have available locally.
You can get faster cooking times if you ad a top either same size or a little smaller holds my onion centered on top so I get a good no flip cook through. Can also use one less piece of charcoal or add some small twigs for "forest flavor". Nice job! mike...in Los Angeles
I scrounged enough pieces to sorta make one. I don't have the two small grills but I found a rack from an old microwave. I made me and the dog a hotdog. Worked pretty good. Gonna try a burger tomorrow if the weather's good. 👍🏻👍🏻 I can't believe how good this little thing works. It took a while but the burgers were amazing. Only bad thing was it started cooling down before the second one was done. I think there's room for another piece or two of charcoal and maybe I'll try leaving it in bigger pieces next time.
Another great idea to be prepared for hurricane season! Charcoal, matches and a mini can cooker! Keep a bag of Matchlight on hand for storm season. My friend you really have to promote these ideas to people in potential disaster areas! This is knowledge way beyond just bushcraft! Areas hit by floods and tornadoes and mudslides and tropical storms and hurricanes all need to know this. Any kind of sudden bad events. Your viewership needs to be huge! Why? Because this world is in turmoil! Disasters happen and people that are prepared will fare better. My faith in God allows me not to live in fear but to always be prepared...for life..and to give an answer to those who ask why I believe!
Great idea. For the smaller screen at the bottom to hold the charcoal you could use some hardware cloth cut just a little larger so you could pucker the center to hold the charcoal above the bottom of the can.
The solder used in hardware cloth may contain lead and that would not be a good idea around food. Even galvanized wire would not be great when heated around food. Gotta keep those brain cells intact!
I got the canteen stove, the firebox, pocket rocket and alcohol stove. But, I love the taste of charcoal cooked 🍳 food and this charcoal stove would be the easiest and cheapest way to have a great little stove and just thinking 🤔 and 🎒 THANKS AGAIN MAN ..THAT IS AWESOME 👌
Well looks like I got to go to a computer store or Best buy and see if they get those fan grills that way I can get one and make my own and also take a esbet stove to see if they'll fit I think that's smaller one will fit if not I got to figure out something about making my own you have a blessed day my friend very interesting and informative video God bless
Saw this video again and noted what you used. Great idea! I think a person could use the heat off the grill to heat up other things as well, pork n beans, water, for example.
I just bought two grills from AMAZON, one for my Mrs B,and one for myself. These will go into our ready to go quick grab bags. Thanks for the info on those. Very good to watch again James. From BB in the UK
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My grandpa used to call this a Hobo stove...when we would go camping every year, he would make up things like this to keep us kids entertain..the things he made for us would be unbelievable I am sure the items he made were for survival when he was growing up in Texas back before WWl....we would call fun stuff, Grandpa's stuff.....good stuff. ...I remember him making a rope thats was about 50 feet long and then cutting it down to about 15 feet and giving it to each of his grandson.. I had that rope all the way through Boy Scouts ..such is life
Those are indeed wonderful memories to cherish forever. Thank you for sharing them!
I was blessed with one of those grandpops too. He had six grandchildren all girls He lived in a place on the water had boat dock and 6 little cabins he rented out in summer months. In those days there was no ac so city folks would vacation on the water in tbe little rental cottages.
Our family
Came for Sunday dinner every week and every holiday. After Grandmom served dinner Grandpop gathered us up and out we went for our
Nature walks, water survival lessons, land survival skills, how to fish, use tools, crabbing, canoeing etc. after our life lessons were over we had a campfire and roasted marshmallows and made hot choc and we sat around and he told us his war stories, then finished up with once upon a time stories so we ended with fun happy child hood memories. Miss you Grandpop 💕
@@sharonadams701 I now have 6 grandkids myself and the only grandpa they have and I try to be what my grandpa's met to me growing up ....
@@davekirby7790 I’m sure your a wonderful Grandpop. Stay well and keep up the great work.
@@davekirby7790 You sir, have something I always wanted but never got. Didn't want money, fame or glory? I would have been happy with just one grandchild but if I had to rent a bus to fit them all in for a trip to the zoo or camping? Even better!
Yes, I am jealous, envious and a few other emotions mixed in but at the same time, I am also very happy for you. Those kids are a blessing and as far as I am concerned ( For whatever that is worth? Lol ) you are a rich man! Just like money, spend your time wisely.
Doing things as a family no longer seems to be the normal way of life? I was blessed by 2 sets of grandparents and 2 great grandmothers that I would see weekly and they all had a wonderful influence on my life. I'm not sure why I am rambling on here? Anyway, enjoy those kids and never forget the treasures they really are because if you do it right they will never forget you.
I love the way my kids and friends just stare when I pull out a tiny kit and start cooking wherever we happen to stop for a rest also great for bank fishing
Very cool indeed. Thanks for watching!
I appreciate that you always pause to be thankful for the food before you eat without drawing attention to doing it. It shows good character.
Thank you so much, my faith is very important to me. I appreciate you watching the video and also your kind words!
I do to because too many people pray before they eat just for show and then start cussing about politics or whatever it is in their lives that they are mad about that they can't change anyway, they are not real, this man is real!!!
Same here. May God bless ! 👍
+1. Good observation
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I appreciate that you always pause to be thankful for the food before you eat without drawing attention to doing 🙏
Thank you for noticing. My faith is very important to me.
Hey watched the hobo cooking can and fry pan brought back old memories of the coal mine tracks and shafts we played in and camped in as kids. A lot of this came out of german war and into 20s and 30sm We were taught these how to's in scouts from men of ww2 and Korea as scout masters. Great stuff still use this today. Great men and memories. Thanks for keeping this A live.
Yes, what an amazing generation of men and women they were! Thanks for watching.
In today’s world of uncertainty this would be great to keep in a “bug out bag” for emergency situations. And maybe keep one bigger one or several small ones for more people. Thanks James. Always good to be prepared
True!
Um why have it in your bug out bag have the food still in the can in your bug out bag and eat that then make the grill after you eat it. That way you have atlest 1 meal
Works brilliantly! I used leftover charcoal that was only half burned from the last grilling. Good way to use up the bits when you only need one burger. Thank you!
Excellent! Glad you liked it!
Appreciate your videos very much. Love it that you're "low tech" showing the simple things and how to utilize them. You're a good teacher (I've had a stroke & many things are difficult to understand) but, your way of teaching is great and the clear up close videos explaining & demonstration makes it to even I can understand. Keep up the good work! 👍🏼
Thank you so much, glad you're enjoying the channel!
@@WayPointSurvival i have a stroke after watching the video...
It's refreshing and very satisfying to see someone show you how to make good gear without spending a bunch of money. Damn good job!
Thank you so much!
Noticed you said a quick prayer before eating. Thank you for your videos. 👍
Thanks for watching and noticing!
Great information on the computer fan grills and the can to use. I have used one or two charcoal briquettes in my Firebox Nano stove and they worked great, slow even heat, no worry about flame impinging onto the food. Easy to carry with no worry about fuel spilling.
Thank you!
Nice! Learn how to make a press and make your own briquettes and you'll have your system complete in time for the collapse. 22 oz soup cans work for cooking stoves. But don't last.
Drove BigTruck for 20 yrs. I used 9x5 loaf pan, steel strapping from pallets for legs, lath for grill top. Easy fit in my sidebox 😀
So glad I found your channel, the innovation and creativity is amazing. Sure you can spend a fortune on gear but there is something special about using something you crafted yourself.
Thank you so much! Glad you're enjoying the channel!
You can also fill the can (mostly) with water, freeze it and then use the nail or a drill to make the holes. No bending! Its safer if the kiddos want to try. We made these with binder clips for feet.
Excellent.
Brilliant, you can also remove a few coals from a campfire if you don't want to cook over a bigger fire. My smallest coal grill is bucket sized, great improvement.
Thank you!
Reminds me of the old Coffee can stoves that we used to make in the Boy Scouts when I was a kid! Just something about using everyday things for other purposes! Thanks for the video!!!
Thank you for watching!
Yeah man can you believe this is just now showing up again. Great stuff we learned from the old warriors as scout masters. Way ahead of their times. Love the memories Enjoy and share that's what those guys did for us!!
I can hardly wait to do this with my grandsons. Great idea! Thanks
Excellent,thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video! I gotta say, the part at the end when you're making the burger in nature, with the birds chirping in the background.. gave me peace for that moment. Thank you again, keep up the great work!
Thank you so much! We can all use a little bit more peace in these troublesome times.
These are all great outdoor projects. You should write a book and compile these.
Thanks for watching and for the suggestion!
Had not seen any of your videos yet & just happened to come across this one. It was very well demonstrated & the reason I hit the subscribe button. I appreciated the prayer over your meal ! I look fwd to checking out your other videos. God Bless from East TN 👌🇺🇸
Thanks so much and God bless you too! I grew up in Middle Tennessee around the Shelbyville area.
Great hack , so far my grandsons are having a great time with the ones they have,Keep up the great work.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks again James. Another good one. Keep em coming Sir. Appreciate you.
Man these make EXCELLENT gifts that people actually want and enjoy!!!
Good idea!
Hey WayPoint You have made a BIG impact on people's life.. its been 3 years since I have commented on your channel and I am still hearing people way to go you are doing a great job..thanks Dave
Thanks so much, I really appreciate the kind words!
UR uncannily creative young man! A+ from an old teacher.
Thanks so much!
Excellent step-by-step demonstration. Thank you.
You are welcome!
I made this. I cut the bottom out of the can so that I could fit an alcohol stove through. Great setup for my cup to boil water. It the stove, cup and a bottle of fuel all nest together in a little pack. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Easily some of the most original content of the web. Love the easy hacks and the use of everyday items. Going the Hobo way. really great to see someone doing the cheap alternative. Awesome. =)
Thanks so much!
Great project 👍. I personally don't like match light, to me it gives the food a lighter fluid taste. I might try a little lump charcoal and a fire starter. I definitely like anything grilled best.
Thanks for watching.
Yes. Match light needs a little longer to burn off. I also put on top a little dry sticks to help the burn off and flavor. So give that a try you'll love it
A very economical stove like a car doing 200 MPG, with hard times ahead for this winter its just a brilliant Idea thanks
Thanks so much, glad you liked it!
I just watched this again and not sure if I already commented or not. So here I go again. Absolutely outstanding!!! I could almost smell and taste that burger. I truly love this idea and will try and make one or two. Keep up the great work James.
Thank you so much, I'm glad that you came back and watched it the second time!
Love it dude. Finally a real survival channel unlike other they wanna talk about all there name brand crap. Your s useful .thank you.
Thank you so much! Glad that you're enjoying the content!
Charcoal is so good because you are partially smoking the meat as well as cooking it. I love to cook over charcoal but dont get to do so much anymore. This is a really neat idea!
Indeed. Thank you for watching!
excellent tools for emergency, I learn a lot so many benefits from you..thanks a lot for significant information you shared us.,God bless you.,more blessings you have..
Thanks so much and God bless you too!
Your ingenuity is impressive!!!!
Thanks!
I am not a camper, survivalist, or anything along those lines... - but I just subscribed. 😀
Took one look at that little grill and man, that will be great little stove to keep a pot of tea warm while out rummaging around the garden. Tea candle instead of charcoal and we're on!
Great ideas for everyone on your channel. 😁
Thank you so much, glad you liked it and welcome aboard!
You could make several of these and get a set of raclettes for cheese melting and bun toasting and have a little backyard mini self serve charcoal cook out party. Like a rugged version of a tea party... why am I really excited to do this now? Ooh, and for extra fun, you could do s'mores on the raclettes and then when it's dark out, break apart some old firecrackers and throw different pinches in the little charcoal grills to make different colored flames...(my favorite thing to do at campfires)
Good ideas and it sounds like a lot of fun!
I really like this. It's a solution from searching through many overworked, complicated and expensive alternatives. Thanks!
Thanks so much and I'm glad that you liked it!
Very useful comments help alot. Making 5 for xmas. Happy holidays.🥰💕
Great, thanks for watching!
Nice compact practical stove. I really like the grill grate. You could cook some smaller foods with out falling through the grate. Well done! 👍🏼
Great idea!
I just watched this and called my son. He's a computer person (repairs, builds....all that). I thought he'd get a kick out of it. a COOL idea. He warned me that those fan grills are chrome plated...painted. So can be dangerous. Just a little FYI for when using them. Maybe the older ones are chrome. Great video and idea.
Thanks for watching and for the heads up.
Awesome, will fix one with my Grandson. He’ll love it.
I love your diy charcoal grill and it is nice to know that a hamburger on it and after it is fully cooked to put it on a bun and add condiments on top of the burger
Indeed.
You have such great ideas. I'm really enjoying and find myself looking forward to your posts!!! I'm really enjoying my gasifier which is not exactly the same thing but which has a lot of the same characteristics of portability, efficiency, multiple fuels, and lightweight. I don't think I'll switch to this single stage but it really is a great idea to have in the 'back pocket'. Thanks for your great work!
Thanks for watching and for the kind comments!
Dont be embarrassed to say your prayers before eating out load so we can answer Amen. Good to finally see someone praying before eating. We say grace before and after eating to thank the Creator Master of the Universe for the food and sustance he hath given to us. Amein!
Thanks so much for watching!
Wow, that is really cool. Pretty ingenious. I must confess that burger 🍔 looks pretty good; I can smell it from here. Thanks for the tip. 👍
Thanks for watching!
I used a metal drain tile for this, it fits just perfect in the cans with the pull type lid.
The drain tile I bought at Lowe's for about $5.00.
Cost probably more now...
My version I didn't have to cut ANYTHING other then making the holes. And I used the church key for the holes, and hardware cloth in the bottom. And put smaller holes around the top edge.
Great idea, I'll investigate it and I might show it on the channel if I can get it to work properly.
Clever idea using the fan cover :)
Thank you for watching!
Your vids are fun to binge watch :)
Thank you so much!
This video popped up on my feed. Hadn't seen this before. That's another great idea. I wouldn't want to pick which is your best invention. They're all good.
Thank you so much!
Another awesome stove. It might be an idea to test each stove on how long it takes to bring a standard cup of water to the boil and how long it can keep it boiling.
Thanks for watching. If a stove boils water in the 5-8 minute range, I consider it effective and viable.
Very nicely done! Thank you. :-) The whole thing was very creative, but I think that’s just about the most compact and lightweight little fork I’ve ever seen. What a great Improv.
Thank you for watching.
I love this! Such a simple and practical idea. I can’t wait to make one.
Great, glad you liked it!
Hello my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing this fine video. Great idea!!! I like it. You really come up with some great ideas to further enjoy being in the outdoors.
🤗
Thank you, my friend!
Great project. I like to prep my burgers by kneading in a package of onion soup mix ahead of time. It adds a lot of flavor.
I love this!! So cute!! Would be great for backpacking!!
Thanks for watching!
Very nice job 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
Thank you very much!
Top man great little project! Thanks from London England 👍💪😎🏴🙏
Thank you so much, glad you liked it!
That’s really cool. I know what I will be making tomorrow.
Sounds good, thanks for watching!
Outstanding video
Grandsons love the idea,thanks for another great video.
Excellent! I'm glad that you like this one!
People in poor countries would love your idea.Thanks
Thanks so much!
I like it, even may take the smallest pieces of charcoal that remains from your campfire and use in this to cook or make another fire
Indeed. Thanks for watching!
Great idea once again. Thanks! Love and blessings from Ontario Canada!
You are so welcome and thank you for watching!
Amazing . Thanks for sharing. I like mine medium rare.lol
Thank you for watching!
Living in Texas, always good to have some back ups. Crisco candles & soup can/tp/isopropyl alcohol stove/heater.
Indeed.
Dude, very nicely done! Someone else mentioned your moment before eating. I am atheist and can't stand religion constantly being shoved in my face. You taking a moment to be with yourself and your God is something I support with all of my being. I love that you did it subtlety instead of being flamboyant or boastful. Freedom of religion is super important but so is not making others uncomfortable in your presence. Thank you for that, and less importantly, thank you for this really kick ass little grill. I really like it!
Oh, and you earned me as a subscriber.
Thank you so much for the kind words. My faith is very important to me but I believe in being kind and generous toward others and what they choose to believe in (or not believe in) as well. Thank you so much for subscribing and welcome aboard!
I appreciate your comment, too. As a woman of faith I never want to make anyone uncomfortable. St. Francis of Assisi said to "Preach the Gospel at all times, use words [only] when necessary." In other words, I try to live the Gospel, not hit people over the head with it. Still, I'm glad to be reminded of it.
Really appreciate and enjoy how to videos like this. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Who wouldnt like James Bender? Man...such a likeable guy.
Thanks so much!
i ordered a 6" x 6" grill grate from amazon. i bet if i look around the supermarket long enough i might find a can that would fit ok with this charcoal grill project. This should be fun to make!
Excellent. Thanks for watching!
Great job thankyou very much, have a blessed day
Thank U for the info on how to make things E.Z, FOR outdoor low-cost, survival tools😀😁😁😁.
You're welcome!
That's great idea thanks now I can go anywhere and have burger
Glad you liked it!
Another great one. God bless,
Thank you!
Thank you for the great idea. I'll have to try this, especially during the campfire bans during these heat waves we been having lately during the summer
Thanks for watching!
I like your mini charcoal grill.
It's a good idea going to put a patent on it.
Glad you liked it. Don't forget where you learned it from...
@@WayPointSurvival I won't forget I Save your video. I enjoy your video Thank You.
I prefer to use gas or alcohol. No waste product. I did pick up a small stainless steel box from Amazon that assembles and you can burn wood or Charcoal pellets. If you want to put alcohol stove in it you can or use gas canisters and stove is as wind block. Multifunctional simple construction yet folds up flat and small weighs almost nothing.
outstanding. Looks like it could double as a pot stand for an alcohol burner too.
Just happen to have a can of that very same chicken. Get a couple of computer fan grills and I’m in business. Another good one, James.
Thank you so much, glad you liked it and that you are finding it useful.
Contractors Solvent works great also.
It is an Orange based product that will even remove dried silicone.
Safe for your hands/skin also.
That is good to know, thanks!
That's cool! You're so creative. I'm going to make one of those. I would probably use it mostly with wood or the mesquite charcoal we have available locally.
That would work well. Thanks for watching.
Awesome idea,making 1 for my next wild camp in the bush 🙂new Zealand here keep it up champ 👌👍
Excellent, will do!
That’s great James. Chicken Feast can stove. Thanks for showing us and take care.
Thank you, my friend!
You can get faster cooking times if you ad a top either same size or a little smaller holds my onion centered on top so I get a good no flip cook through. Can also use one less piece of charcoal or add some small twigs for "forest flavor". Nice job!
mike...in Los Angeles
Good ideas, thank you!
I want a hamburger now. Fantastic video simple and fun. I’ll make one with my grandson, and cook a burger
Excellent, thanks for watching!
I scrounged enough pieces to sorta make one. I don't have the two small grills but I found a rack from an old microwave. I made me and the dog a hotdog. Worked pretty good. Gonna try a burger tomorrow if the weather's good. 👍🏻👍🏻
I can't believe how good this little thing works. It took a while but the burgers were amazing. Only bad thing was it started cooling down before the second one was done. I think there's room for another piece or two of charcoal and maybe I'll try leaving it in bigger pieces next time.
Excellent, glad it works so well for you!
A charcoal grilled meal would be a real treat out in the middle of Nowhere.
Thank you!
Another great idea to be prepared for hurricane season! Charcoal, matches and a mini can cooker! Keep a bag of Matchlight on hand for storm season.
My friend you really have to promote these ideas to people in potential disaster areas! This is knowledge way beyond just bushcraft!
Areas hit by floods and tornadoes and mudslides and tropical storms and hurricanes all need to know this. Any kind of sudden bad events.
Your viewership needs to be huge! Why?
Because this world is in turmoil! Disasters happen and people that are prepared will fare better.
My faith in God allows me not to live in fear but to always be prepared...for life..and to give an answer to those who ask why I believe!
Amen! Thanks for the kind words!
Maaan! That's what I'm talking about! Love this stuff 😎💜
Thanks for watching!
Always logically great stuff thank you Sr every time.👍🏽
You're welcome!
Great idea. For the smaller screen at the bottom to hold the charcoal you could use some hardware cloth cut just a little larger so you could pucker the center to hold the charcoal above the bottom of the can.
That's also a great idea thank you for sharing it!
The solder used in hardware cloth may contain lead and that would not be a good idea around food. Even galvanized wire would not be great when heated around food. Gotta keep those brain cells intact!
I got the canteen stove, the firebox, pocket rocket and alcohol stove. But, I love the taste of charcoal cooked 🍳 food and this charcoal stove would be the easiest and cheapest way to have a great little stove and just thinking 🤔 and 🎒 THANKS AGAIN MAN ..THAT IS AWESOME 👌
Great, glad you liked it!
Nothin better the a bbq hamburger in the woods. Awesome video. Thanks for sharing. Have a safe wonderful week.
Thank you. Much appreciated!
Nice little cooker, and if you would prefer not to dent your can, fill it 3/4 full of water and freeze, should eliminate any dents.
Yeah that's a very neat little stove. I'll be making one of those. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and ideas with us James.
Great, thanks for watching!
Well looks like I got to go to a computer store or Best buy and see if they get those fan grills that way I can get one and make my own and also take a esbet stove to see if they'll fit I think that's smaller one will fit if not I got to figure out something about making my own you have a blessed day my friend very interesting and informative video God bless
That would work if you get the right size.
I love your channel! Great stuff 😊
Thank you so much!
Saw this video again and noted what you used. Great idea! I think a person could use the heat off the grill to heat up other things as well, pork n beans, water, for example.
Yes, it has a lot of uses!
I just bought two grills from AMAZON, one for my Mrs B,and one for myself. These will go into our ready to go quick grab bags. Thanks for the info on those. Very good to watch again James. From BB in the UK
Excellent! You're welcome and thanks for watching and commenting again!
Amazon seems these even cheaper, or in reasonable quantities, but be sure to get steel, or steel/chrome. I'd avoid nickel.
You are wonderful at doing what you do.
Thank you so much, I really do appreciate the compliment!
What an amazing idea! Thanks
You are so welcome!