Good idea to raise the flame. You can put an empty tuna can on top of another can and add twigs or charcoal to the empty tuna can. Works nicely. Thank you! Great video!
Learned a lot watching this. Never knew that drilling in reverse keeps the edges smooth. Love that your video was easy to follow, edited well, had funny moments and you didnt have a bunch of loud music in the background ( idk why so many UA-camrs feel the need to add distracting music to their videos🤦♂️). Thanks a bunch. Looking forward to trying this out. Subscribed.
Yo, high 5 on the mentioning of so many tubers, and the distracting, annoying music in their tutes. I appreciate LF73 to the highest degree because he is a common sense guy!!! And in all seriousness, he is funny as heck to me!!!
I never watched your video, but during our freeze in Texas my electricity was out for 2 weeks and I didn’t have a gas stove or a bbq pit at the time. I used a old coffee can and a makeshift burner with alcohol to light a fire to cook my food. It wasn’t the prettiest thing but it got the job done. It was use my little makeshift stove to make a meal orrrrr eat crackers for 2 weeks straight. I swear that was the best steak I ever had lol I’m not gonna lie tho, the Texas freeze was a VERY humbling experience. A real eye opener.
Yo same! It was my first year so I wasn't well established. I had a BBQ to boil water and cook. This year I saved every darn branch from my oak tree out front and I'm ready with a wood stove and oil lamps!
Lead, I love your videos. Don't know if anyone's liable to read my comment 3 yrs in, but I've watched a bunch of guides on how to make rocket stoves and can stoves, and THIS is probably my favorite. However, hope nobody minds if I offer a possible adjustment for the time when you might be cooking with wood outdoors - in which case you'd want another metal container to hold the fuel. You'd want to put something under the entire contraption but then make a lot of holes in it too. Make the wood fuel container just a little shorter than the stove part you've shown here as well. It should also be somewhat narrower in diameter. *IF* using wood and you want to be able to add fuel for some kind of longer project than eggs, you could make the bigger hole on both cans round and use a smaller tomato paste can through which to keep feeding sticks into the center fuel can occasionally as needed. My emergency supplies include one bag of wood pellets since they burn hotter and you need less bulk therefore; but I'll also use them more sparingly since I wouldn't want to find myself overtaxing the buffer material under the contraption. Everybody, make sure to keep things on hand like cotton balls dipped in vaseline to use as fire starters if needed. Finally on another matter I just thought of an excellent way to make a 5-gal bucket loo better. Of course you line it with a sturdy plastic bag and some filler like kitty litter or rabbit pellets or horse pellets for the solids, but the less liquid goes in there the better. So here's my idea of how to make a urine diverter. There's a kind of metal funnel with a long flexible metal hose; you can attach the top of the funnel underneath the toilet seat in front but inside and with enough projecting past the inner rim of the seat to be the liquid catcher. However, b4 use, you drill a hole through the side of the bucket and poke the funnel's flexible spout through there; the other end goes into a catcher of some sort (I like empty fruit juice bottles but be creative!) that would be easy to carry away for disposal either down a bathroom sink drain if that's not plugged up. Or if you're not in an apartment somewhere - I have just 1/4 acre land but that's enough - then this 'night thunder' can be used to fertilize non-food plants. I put some around my trees in winter to discourage deer and to provide plant nutrients. No proof but I also bet it helps deter rodents like rabbits and moles & voles. Hope that helps someone jump start their own adaptations.
lead, forgot about another item to go in your survival bucket -- baking soda, only 59-79 cents uses: 1) wash/scrub dishes. only takes a little of each. saves on soap and water, especially where fresh water is scarce. 2) deodorant. helps stop the stink and can help you feel a bit cool absorbing sweat. 3) dry shampoo. run thru your hair then brush it out. will absorb the oils and dirt. 4) toothpaste 5) along with salt, can help another a small fire. there's probably more but that's off the top of my head. also include cotton swabs and popsicle sticks.
Be sure to just use cornstarch for dry shampoo. It's been all over the mainstream news lately that readymade dry shampoos are posing health hazards. Corn starch works fine and is safe enough to eat.
i was cooking with a coffee can like this 39 years ago at 13 , me and my friends going camp hiking, in the desert.. those were the best times.... kids now day dont know nothing...
Oh my gosh!! Our youth Paster took us out "Hobo Camping", we each brought our 1 gallon can, and we cooked our own burgers. You just refreshed this ol girls memory. Wonderful and works great, Thanks again, for sharing your knowledge. Bless you Always!!
So simple. Most won't think of solutions like this when in a stressful situation. Thanks for Planting seeds in our heads so we can relearn to be resourceful ;-)
Hey hey man you just brought back some kid memories!! My mom and dad and my sister slept outside in the backyard under a big tent like we're going camping! We cooked on those coffee cans just like you talkin about we had pancakes, eggs and sausage and bacon.! They let us drink "coffee milk" out of those spotted blue tin cups. LOL!!! The mosquitoes tour our asses up tosses
Learned this in the Girl Scouts... No drill, used the can opener with the corkscrew in the middle, a hammer and a nail...You can use a tuna can to put under the Sterno can..
Thank you for sharing this. A few years ago, when I ran a Homeless program, my husband made something similar and gave it to our clients. We hit up a local church that had a nightly meal for their large size cans. We showed clients how easy it was to have a little stove to cook on.
I made one of these last year but mine's not as pretty as yours. I didn't know to drill in reverse, now I do. Going to make me a new one. This is one of my favorite videos of you ✝️🥀🐴🇺🇲
Hand held bottle opener (use the pointy end) and from the edge push around the top side and into the inside. The bottom becomes the top of your burner and an arch on the bottom, is for those tuna cans full of cardboard and we use sawdust then pour wax on them to use as homemade sterno. Save the tuna lids to stop the flame (use tongs). Usually lasts for a good 20 minutes, I cooked a voila' meal in a covered fry pan, it cooked it just fine!
Man that was too awesome, I probably would've cut the door on three sides and left the metal piece intact to close up the entry against wind, adjust the temp of the fire and help secure my stuff in the can when I pack it away. The top side holes are plenty enough for air circulation to keep the fire burning.
I’m late to the party but wanted you to know I appreciate this video. It’s the best no nonsense, no frills basic stove info that I’ve been looking for. Also wanted to add that shortening (like Crisco) is amazing at starting fires. Slather some cotton balls with it, keep in a baggie and pull it out to quickly start a fire. Wishing you all the very best.
I have been peeping at your videos for almost a year now and lucked up on this one. You are the real deal. I have been sitting in the green house lounge in the back just watching. I haven't made any moves for lack of funds, but when God bless me I'm going to can, get me a power station, I'm growing a little bit (thank you too Lady Lead) and an emergency refrigerator. Thank you for sharing. I got to go and watch more Leadfarmer73 videos.
yeah, them sternos kick once they get going. that's what is used for those chaffing/serving devices at buffet settings. they get real hot and burn for nearly three to four hours plus are reuseable (sniff out the flame by using the back of a large metal soup spoon, which should be in your survival kit along with your big knife, fits the top nicely) and replace the lid.
I really loved your idea of the 🚀 tin can and two of them saved for the same but I didn't know how to do it 😅 5hank you. So very much for teaching ❤️ us👋👋👋👋👋🔥🔥🔥
.... got 3 of those Chock-full-of-nuts coffee cans right now .... Just thinkin' today about if I should get some kind of cookstove for my campervan .... just to make coffee if nothing else .... got out of debt and have fixed up a sweet campervan ...' just in case' ...apartment building sold and rents are rising, etc..... @ the end of the day I'm still sayin' ... God is faithful... ❤️✝️🙏
Wow! I am so glad to have come across your video... thank you so much for sharing this. It is so simple but this stove can be life saving when this all collapses. I'll be making mine this week. May the Most High continue to keep and bless you.
Made those as a cub scout, and made the candle out of a tuna can, some cardboard and wax..roll a strip of caardboard into a tuna can, and fill with wax.. no sterno required
Essayons Family Garden thank you my brotha!!!🤣😂🤣😂 thank you very much. This truly means a lot coming from you. I mean that from the bottom of my heart bro. These videos have put me in a pretty bad way. Never knew showing people a few of my own survival techniques would stir up so much stank! Been a rough day here on the tube man 🤣😂
@@leadfarmer73 Haters must mean you are doing something right. Sad some people don't want to see other folks succeed and freely sharing what works for them.
Essayons Family Garden sometimes the tube get so rough that it makes me want to pack it all in and roll out. I just don’t understand this game anymore. It’s getting to the point where it’s not fun anymore man. It’s starting to get a bit to weird for me. 🤣😂🤣😂
@@leadfarmer73 Lead, I have this hurricane coming my way and I truly truly appreciate all your videos during storm prep. You'll notice ... The more subs.. the more bad apples. I guess they don't have a life. Block them and move on like they weren't even there. Take care and much appreciation.😀
Thanks from UK for showing us how to make quick stove. I also learn how to do this with bricks. Its brilliant for heating a small room and cooking on it too.
Oh My! We use to make these way back in the late 70’s as a Camp Fire Girl!!! We used a metal bottle opener. The kind that looks like a V. We just caught the edge on three sides, pushed into the van and done Our cooktop was the bottom of the pan as well. We put hot coals from the fire
LF73 I love your teachings. You make things a lot easier for us. I did the soap one and It came out thick so I made bars instead of liquid but It’s still soap for my hands. I love it. Thanks for your knowledge. ❤
Thanks, I kept hearing myself say out loud, "I like this guy"!!😺👍✌️..and yep, I'm a female who likes her tools... So thanks for saying what the bits are...🌹
Good looking out on this. Id suggest a lid to increase heat, reduce time and conserve fuel. Thanks for this and your reaching out to help people in practical ways.
I was just looking for a type of cooking stove I could use in case the grid goes down. You just saved me a lot of money, and I think the cooking top looks better than most. Awesome job, thanks for sharing!!!! Stay safe everyone!!
Add turmeric to your eggs. The fresh ground pepper increases the potency of the turmeric one thousand times. I add turmeric and fresh ground pepper to my coffee too. Use turmeric on whatever you cook. It's really good for you. I might have to use a paint can if I can't find a coffee can that is made of tin.
Greetings again to you Lead Farmer and Mrs, and family. Very amazing demonstration and good to know. I know I could do this; Ready to get a drill now because of how many ways one can be used. I honestly feel comforted and empowered learning from your channel. Many thanks for your energy and abilities.
"You going to end up having a forest fire, being on the news and going to prison😂🤣😂🤣!!!!! God I love you!!!!! You make me happy. Love Jude from Kentucky ✝️🥀🐴🇺🇲
I already knew about all You showed how to make this stove except a couple of very important things I would have overlooked , using the drill in reverse ( brilliant by the way ) , and the the wood bit for the large holes! I like the #10 cans for this because of the capacity and the capability for different fuels. Job well done ! Thank You ! BTW , while I'm thinking of it , and before I forget it , stay away from the seam in the can ( it's necessary for the structure of the can ) when drilling the holes.
Awesome this is really a super thing to have just encase you run out of propane or butane and can't get any more. Great backup stove and heater. Thank you so very very much. I really appreciate you and your wife. Would love to support you how do I do that?
Thank you. Great presentation. So much easier than a rocket stove. I saw a couple videos of that on you tube. And this seems to work just as well, and seems safer.
Good idea to raise the flame. You can put an empty tuna can on top of another can and add twigs or charcoal to the empty tuna can. Works nicely. Thank you! Great video!
Learned a lot watching this. Never knew that drilling in reverse keeps the edges smooth. Love that your video was easy to follow, edited well, had funny moments and you didnt have a bunch of loud music in the background ( idk why so many UA-camrs feel the need to add distracting music to their videos🤦♂️). Thanks a bunch. Looking forward to trying this out. Subscribed.
Yo, high 5 on the mentioning of so many tubers, and the distracting, annoying music in their tutes.
I appreciate LF73 to the highest degree because he is a common sense guy!!!
And in all seriousness, he is funny as heck to me!!!
I never watched your video, but during our freeze in Texas my electricity was out for 2 weeks and I didn’t have a gas stove or a bbq pit at the time. I used a old coffee can and a makeshift burner with alcohol to light a fire to cook my food. It wasn’t the prettiest thing but it got the job done. It was use my little makeshift stove to make a meal orrrrr eat crackers for 2 weeks straight. I swear that was the best steak I ever had lol I’m not gonna lie tho, the Texas freeze was a VERY humbling experience. A real eye opener.
Yo same! It was my first year so I wasn't well established. I had a BBQ to boil water and cook. This year I saved every darn branch from my oak tree out front and I'm ready with a wood stove and oil lamps!
Lead, I love your videos. Don't know if anyone's liable to read my comment 3 yrs in, but I've watched a bunch of guides on how to make rocket stoves and can stoves, and THIS is probably my favorite. However, hope nobody minds if I offer a possible adjustment for the time when you might be cooking with wood outdoors - in which case you'd want another metal container to hold the fuel. You'd want to put something under the entire contraption but then make a lot of holes in it too. Make the wood fuel container just a little shorter than the stove part you've shown here as well. It should also be somewhat narrower in diameter.
*IF* using wood and you want to be able to add fuel for some kind of longer project than eggs, you could make the bigger hole on both cans round and use a smaller tomato paste can through which to keep feeding sticks into the center fuel can occasionally as needed. My emergency supplies include one bag of wood pellets since they burn hotter and you need less bulk therefore; but I'll also use them more sparingly since I wouldn't want to find myself overtaxing the buffer material under the contraption. Everybody, make sure to keep things on hand like cotton balls dipped in vaseline to use as fire starters if needed.
Finally on another matter I just thought of an excellent way to make a 5-gal bucket loo better. Of course you line it with a sturdy plastic bag and some filler like kitty litter or rabbit pellets or horse pellets for the solids, but the less liquid goes in there the better. So here's my idea of how to make a urine diverter. There's a kind of metal funnel with a long flexible metal hose; you can attach the top of the funnel underneath the toilet seat in front but inside and with enough projecting past the inner rim of the seat to be the liquid catcher. However, b4 use, you drill a hole through the side of the bucket and poke the funnel's flexible spout through there; the other end goes into a catcher of some sort (I like empty fruit juice bottles but be creative!) that would be easy to carry away for disposal either down a bathroom sink drain if that's not plugged up. Or if you're not in an apartment somewhere - I have just 1/4 acre land but that's enough - then this 'night thunder' can be used to fertilize non-food plants. I put some around my trees in winter to discourage deer and to provide plant nutrients. No proof but I also bet it helps deter rodents like rabbits and moles & voles.
Hope that helps someone jump start their own adaptations.
lead, forgot about another item to go in your survival bucket -- baking soda, only 59-79 cents uses: 1) wash/scrub dishes. only takes a little of each. saves on soap and water, especially where fresh water is scarce. 2) deodorant. helps stop the stink and can help you feel a bit cool absorbing sweat. 3) dry shampoo. run thru your hair then brush it out. will absorb the oils and dirt. 4) toothpaste 5) along with salt, can help another a small fire. there's probably more but that's off the top of my head. also include cotton swabs and popsicle sticks.
You can also brush your teeth with baking soda...😊
Update please sure u remembered more so now's the chance 2 share appreciate it
Hi Debbie, thanks for the tip about the dry shampoo! I use it as a deodorant but hadn't thought about my hair :)
Baking Soda can also be used to put out fire. A must have for every BOB.
Be sure to just use cornstarch for dry shampoo. It's been all over the mainstream news lately that readymade dry shampoos are posing health hazards. Corn starch works fine and is safe enough to eat.
i was cooking with a coffee can like this 39 years ago at 13 , me and my friends going camp hiking, in the desert.. those were the best times.... kids now day dont know nothing...
I really appreciate your desire to help others because you put a lot of time in to this and you didn't have to. You are amazing. Thank you Lead!
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Hello solar generator abopt 300 w with my liltle money Just don't want to lose the food in my freezer and fridge another year
Hello 👋
We made that stove in girl scouts. We took a triangular can opener to make the vent holes around the can.
I remember doing this as a Girl Scout as well! Over 50 years ago…..lol
Thank you Stacey!!.
That's how I made mine too, with the can opener, got them sharp edges though ✝️🥀🐴🇺🇲
Oh my gosh!! Our youth Paster took us out "Hobo Camping", we each brought our 1 gallon can, and we cooked our own burgers.
You just refreshed this ol girls memory. Wonderful and works great, Thanks again, for sharing your knowledge.
Bless you Always!!
So simple. Most won't think of solutions like this when in a stressful situation. Thanks for Planting seeds in our heads so we can relearn to be resourceful ;-)
I am so impressed with the reverse idea. I learned something even when i am not trying to learn anything. I like the way you teach.
Hey hey man you just brought back some kid memories!! My mom and dad and my sister slept outside in the backyard under a big tent like we're going camping!
We cooked on those coffee cans just like you talkin about we had pancakes, eggs and sausage and bacon.!
They let us drink "coffee milk" out of those spotted blue tin cups. LOL!!! The mosquitoes tour our asses up tosses
Learned this in the Girl Scouts...
No drill, used the can opener with the corkscrew in the middle, a hammer and a nail...You can use a tuna can to put under the Sterno can..
I love the way you always explain even the details others assume someone would know. Thank you
Thankyou buddy. I watch you alot. You're real. Thankyou very very much
Thank you for sharing this. A few years ago, when I ran a Homeless program, my husband made something similar and gave it to our clients. We hit up a local church that had a nightly meal for their large size cans. We showed clients how easy it was to have a little stove to cook on.
I made one of these last year but mine's not as pretty as yours. I didn't know to drill in reverse, now I do. Going to make me a new one. This is one of my favorite videos of you ✝️🥀🐴🇺🇲
Hand held bottle opener (use the pointy end) and from the edge push around the top side and into the inside. The bottom becomes the top of your burner and an arch on the bottom, is for those tuna cans full of cardboard and we use sawdust then pour wax on them to use as homemade sterno. Save the tuna lids to stop the flame (use tongs). Usually lasts for a good 20 minutes, I cooked a voila' meal in a covered fry pan, it cooked it just fine!
Girl Scout "Buddy Burner".
This is absolutely awesome construction and extremely functional!!! 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Are you an engineer.
This is an example of my dream job... working in my pajamas and robe! Very entertaining. Thank you!
👍🤣👍
Oh my Lord! You're hilarious!
Thank you for this video! I've never seen this done in this way! I so appreciate you.
Thanks so much‼️🙏❤️
Your knowledge is such a blessing. Especially to many of us in Florida without electricity due to Hurricane Ian. God bless you!
Man that was too awesome, I probably would've cut the door on three sides and left the metal piece intact to close up the entry against wind, adjust the temp of the fire and help secure my stuff in the can when I pack it away. The top side holes are plenty enough for air circulation to keep the fire burning.
Learned this in girl scouts. We used a can opener to make holes. Great stuff
I’m late to the party but wanted you to know I appreciate this video. It’s the best no nonsense, no frills basic stove info that I’ve been looking for. Also wanted to add that shortening (like Crisco) is amazing at starting fires. Slather some cotton balls with it, keep in a baggie and pull it out to quickly start a fire. Wishing you all the very best.
Thank you, Sir. This was honestly the most engaging and enjoyable video I have watched on this topic. You kick the "KISS Principle's" behind.
OMGOODNESS. LEAD you shonuf answered so many questions with the best solutions I've ever seen. Best Ever Cooker
I have been peeping at your videos for almost a year now and lucked up on this one. You are the real deal. I have been sitting in the green house lounge in the back just watching. I haven't made any moves for lack of funds, but when God bless me I'm going to can, get me a power station, I'm growing a little bit (thank you too Lady Lead) and an emergency refrigerator. Thank you for sharing. I got to go and watch more Leadfarmer73 videos.
You're a fantastic instructor. Speaking a language everyone can understand. What a sweetheart.♡♡♡
The survival stove is also good when fishing or a small picnic in the park❤️
Exactly
yeah, them sternos kick once they get going. that's what is used for those chaffing/serving devices at buffet settings. they get real hot and burn for nearly three to four hours plus are reuseable (sniff out the flame by using the back of a large metal soup spoon, which should be in your survival kit along with your big knife, fits the top nicely) and replace the lid.
Debbie Thomas great tip and information. Thanks 🙏🏽
That is a tool I could have used when we had a storm last year. No power and I was completely unable to cook. Janice
That mini stove is perfect for an emergency or just backyard camping with the kids 😄 Thanks Lead! Hope this hurricane misses you guys.
cmahesse thank you so much. We are getting ready 😉 for this mess. I hope this little project helps you out as much as it has helped me in the past.😉
I really loved your idea of the 🚀 tin can and two of them saved for the same but I didn't know how to do it 😅 5hank you. So very much for teaching ❤️ us👋👋👋👋👋🔥🔥🔥
.... got 3 of those Chock-full-of-nuts coffee cans right now .... Just thinkin' today about if I should get some kind of cookstove for my campervan .... just to make coffee if nothing else .... got out of debt and have fixed up a sweet campervan ...' just in case' ...apartment building sold and rents are rising, etc..... @ the end of the day I'm still sayin' ... God is faithful... ❤️✝️🙏
Hello leadfarmer73...thank you thank you thank you! For loving on me! You are a blessing! I Love you back!
Were you a Scout master Mr Lead? You're blessed and highly appreciated.
no my father was strict military man. he always made us learn this stuff growing up.😉
@@leadfarmer73 Awesomely amazing skills. 👆👆up up.
Man those eggs looked yummy!! Thanks for posting this, Lead. It reminded me to keep things like this around the house just in case. 👍🏾❤️
mskraft this trick has been working for me for years. Ever let me down yet. I hope it helps you as much as it helps me😉❤️
Wow! I am so glad to have come across your video... thank you so much for sharing this. It is so simple but this stove can be life saving when this all collapses. I'll be making mine this week. May the Most High continue to keep and bless you.
Great tutorial! It's simple, easy to understand, and fun! Thanks ❤
Made those as a cub scout, and made the candle out of a tuna can, some cardboard and wax..roll a strip of caardboard into a tuna can, and fill with wax.. no sterno required
Cool how to brother Lead.
LOL Smooth as @$$ meat! A good laugh in the middle of a great video how to.
Have a great Labor Day.
Rob
Essayons Family Garden thank you my brotha!!!🤣😂🤣😂 thank you very much. This truly means a lot coming from you. I mean that from the bottom of my heart bro. These videos have put me in a pretty bad way. Never knew showing people a few of my own survival techniques would stir up so much stank! Been a rough day here on the tube man 🤣😂
@@leadfarmer73 Haters must mean you are doing something right. Sad some people don't want to see other folks succeed and freely sharing what works for them.
Essayons Family Garden sometimes the tube get so rough that it makes me want to pack it all in and roll out. I just don’t understand this game anymore. It’s getting to the point where it’s not fun anymore man. It’s starting to get a bit to weird for me. 🤣😂🤣😂
@@leadfarmer73 Lead, I have this hurricane coming my way and I truly truly appreciate all your videos during storm prep. You'll notice ... The more subs.. the more bad apples. I guess they don't have a life. Block them and move on like they weren't even there. Take care and much appreciation.😀
Peace! Brother to you. Thank you so much for this gift that you just taught us. Words cannot explain to you the joy of being prepare.
Excellent instructions. The best, safest coffee can stove design I have seen.
Good looking out Bro! All Praise to the Most High for you sharing your knowledge!
Thanks Lead you da man. Well done now to make one whoop whoop.
That is just to cool...and so are you!!! Thank you for all the teaching you do for us
Thanks! I've been looking for an affordable stove for a survival pack. This is great! Thanks for sharing.
Lead will always steer us right when some of us can't afford the latest gadgets. Salute to Leadfamer 73 for all he teaches us on survival.
Thanks from UK for showing us how to make quick stove. I also learn how to do this with bricks. Its brilliant for heating a small room and cooking on it too.
I wish I could give this video 1000 thumbs up!
Oh My! We use to make these way back in the late 70’s as a Camp Fire Girl!!! We used a metal bottle opener. The kind that looks like a V. We just caught the edge on three sides, pushed into the van and done Our cooktop was the bottom of the pan as well. We put hot coals from the fire
LF73 I love your teachings. You make things a lot easier for us. I did the soap one and It came out thick so I made bars instead of liquid but It’s still soap for my hands. I love it. Thanks for your knowledge. ❤
I found you thu Homestead Heart. That couple is amazing just love watching her. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks, I kept hearing myself say out loud, "I like this guy"!!😺👍✌️..and yep, I'm a female who likes her tools...
So thanks for saying what the bits are...🌹
Good looking out on this. Id suggest a lid to increase heat, reduce time and conserve fuel. Thanks for this and your reaching out to help people in practical ways.
That was great, I will be making one. Thanks for sharing
GG’s_Child always worked for me. Quick easy stovetop 😉
Haha 10 seconds in and this guy had me. Great info and comedy
Yes i will be making one for my patio at my new crib
Thank you 🤗
Lead, this is a great video! I was expecting you to say: “use the cut out tin and make labels for the fruit trees. ❤️
UrbanFence Homestead good idea but the tin is too thick to inscribe.❤️
leadfarmer73 your are right. Praying we all stay safe.
UrbanFence Homestead amen to that my sister. Amen to that. ❤️
Thank you for your wisdom and sharing. God bless you, my friend.
Wonderful thank you so much for sharing ....I made 2 of them and cooked on it too👋💯
Thankfully, I appreciate you help ; blessings 🕊
I was just looking for a type of cooking stove I could use in case the grid goes down. You just saved me a lot of money, and I think the cooking top looks better than most. Awesome job, thanks for sharing!!!! Stay safe everyone!!
Outstanding job!!!! 🙏👍😉
Shalom..you the man.
Thanks to the both of y'all.
Look good on Media too.
Love and blessings to you and your family 💜
Add turmeric to your eggs. The fresh ground pepper increases the potency of the turmeric one thousand times.
I add turmeric and fresh ground pepper to my coffee too.
Use turmeric on whatever you cook. It's really good for you.
I might have to use a paint can if I can't find a coffee can that is made of tin.
GOOD JOB LEAD 👏👏👏 AND ALWAYS ROLL UP LONG SLEEVES WHEN COOKING IT IS SO EASY FOR LONG SLEEVES TO CATCH FIRE 💜💜💜💜
Greetings again to you Lead Farmer and Mrs, and family.
Very amazing demonstration and good to know. I know I could do this;
Ready to get a drill now because of how many ways one can be used.
I honestly feel comforted and empowered learning from your channel.
Many thanks for your energy and abilities.
Reverse drill. Cutting opening with scissors. Leave a safety lip. Awesome!! Briiliant!! Thank you!!!!
Learned something new. Thanks a bunch brother. Another awesome lesson I can pass down to my kids.
Hard to find solid tin cans anymore. But I ❤️ your lesson! It’s awesome like everything else you show us!
"You going to end up having a forest fire, being on the news and going to prison😂🤣😂🤣!!!!!
God I love you!!!!! You make me happy.
Love Jude from Kentucky ✝️🥀🐴🇺🇲
Always like your videos, gardening and survival tools. Thanks, again.
I already knew about all You showed
how to make this stove except a couple of very important things I would have overlooked , using the drill in reverse
( brilliant by the way ) , and the the wood bit for the large holes! I like the #10 cans for this because of the capacity and the capability for different fuels. Job well done ! Thank You !
BTW , while I'm thinking of it , and before I forget it , stay away from the seam in the can ( it's necessary for the structure
of the can ) when drilling the holes.
Thank you for showing how to make that stove. I drink Chock full of nuts and save these same cans. Great job! Looks like it works good.
I am soooooooo making this! Thx much for sharing, I’m also gonna share this with my son 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Nice.. You can put meat or veggies on a stick and rotisserie ! Boom!🔥
I could listen to you all day. Actually I think I might do that🥰👍🏻
you cracked me up when you threw the can but I'm here to learn as much as i can.
Wow that's clever, never seen that done before....quite smart! Thanks ☺️
Verry Good and With a Smile explained , I like your video . Damn that cofee tasted good ! Real soldiers never die !
Wow thanks for teaching me something new. I will b using this method. Thanks. B blessed
Your the best 👌 ❤ have a blessed life....thk y so much
Thanks for sharing. Pretty inGeniously
This man is a genius 😩❤️
Awesome this is really a super thing to have just encase you run out of propane or butane and can't get any more. Great backup stove and heater. Thank you so very very much. I really appreciate you and your wife. Would love to support you how do I do that?
Good job. Thanks for sharing
Thank you. Great presentation. So much easier than a rocket stove. I saw a couple videos of that on you tube. And this seems to work just as well, and seems safer.
I love this I hope you do more of thease in the future
You took me way upstairs!! Great video!!
Awesome tutorial 👌 video 👌
Church key will work great for the side holes.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank LF73, scratch off camp stove from my list! Adding large can of coffee. 🙂
Thank you very much
I love it. ❤❤❤
Thanks for making us smarter survivors!
I will be making this. Thank you Lead