Pto 30 is an cast iron potato cooker for preparing food primarily with potatoes, but there are many other interesting recipes, search on UA-cam or Google. It is best to use charcoal, 5-6 pieces is enough for an hour and always gives the same temperature and is easy to control. Cheers 🍺🍺🍺
Good video, only thing I would say is (nothing to do with the reason I watched re: the pentromax) is the the blades your carrying are really not intended for the use your giving them, blade designs are pants.
I don't know why you think so? If you mean a small knife, it's not the best for cutting onions and potatoes, but ok ... But the big knife Tops Tom Brown Tracker is great for me if I don't carry an ax with me. It’s not the best knife for a bushcraft, but I always bring another knife from my large collection when I go into the woods. I like to improvise and test with knives. cheers 🍺🍺🍺
At 7:40 the dog is looking "he where's my bacon" :)
I had to look it up. It’s a potato cooker. Interesting.
would've loved a brief description on what the best way to use this
Pto 30 is an cast iron potato cooker for preparing food primarily with potatoes, but there are many other interesting recipes, search on UA-cam or Google. It is best to use charcoal, 5-6 pieces is enough for an hour and always gives the same temperature and is easy to control. Cheers 🍺🍺🍺
Good video, only thing I would say is (nothing to do with the reason I watched re: the pentromax) is the the blades your carrying are really not intended for the use your giving them, blade designs are pants.
I don't know why you think so? If you mean a small knife, it's not the best for cutting onions and potatoes, but ok ... But the big knife Tops Tom Brown Tracker is great for me if I don't carry an ax with me. It’s not the best knife for a bushcraft, but I always bring another knife from my large collection when I go into the woods. I like to improvise and test with knives. cheers 🍺🍺🍺