Backpacking DIY Cook kit

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  • Опубліковано 8 лис 2024

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  • @agaig9812
    @agaig9812 2 роки тому +1

    Just found your video. I love this DIY set up. Most complete set I've seen. Well done!!! Thank you!!!

  • @jspate61
    @jspate61 6 років тому

    Absolutely BADASS. I have watched this several times over the past year or so. The weight to cost ratio is stunning. Kudos from a cheap bastard.

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  6 років тому

      Thanks for watching! Happy you like it!

  • @stixxzadinia6752
    @stixxzadinia6752 4 роки тому +2

    awesome video alot of kids that are scouts need a cheap and easy cook kit for starting out

  • @tshaza
    @tshaza 7 років тому +8

    Let me first say OMG Tang!!!! Grew up on it and loved it , but sadly just cant get it amymore in Australia. To say I watch hiking videos a lot is an understatement. This by far, is the best, cheapest, most lightweight, readily available, easy to make and carry cook kit I have come across. After tomorrow this will be my new cook kit. Thankyou for taking the time to share. Big kisses from Aus. XXX

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  7 років тому +2

      Thank you! And thanks for watching!

  • @TFWS6
    @TFWS6 4 роки тому +1

    Going to make a pot like that. I’m stuck on a base and can’t get a normal backpacking type gear. With mouths to feed I can’t order any either. Nice kit, Sir. Well done.

  • @Darignobullseye
    @Darignobullseye 7 років тому

    This is one of the simplest and best explained cook kit. All very well thought out with all the clever pieces! wow! thank you for showing this! Especially the wind screen. Costs less for alluminum foil than alluminum. sheets from hobby lobby. Fantastic!!!

  • @agaig9812
    @agaig9812 2 роки тому

    Excellent video. Thank you for your step by step instructions. I'm a Trail Life leader and the boys can now make their own inexpensive cook kits!

  • @survivewithout
    @survivewithout 8 років тому +3

    I love how simple this is and cheap. thanks for sharing it and it's pretty awesome you would give it away

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому +1

      Thanks bro! Its a great kids project. Thanks for watching buddy!

  • @gordonsgreatoutdoors7523
    @gordonsgreatoutdoors7523 8 років тому +3

    Great tutorial Tom! While I love buying and reviewing gear, you just can't beat making stuff yourself and optimising for the perfect light weight and efficient setup! Great weight at the end too including the cosy. Superb!

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому +2

      Thanks Gordon! Thanks for the great comment!

    • @pedroclaro7822
      @pedroclaro7822 Рік тому

      Absolutely! There’s something so fun about making and customizing your cook kit that makes them more satisfying that even an omnifuel or trangia cookset

  • @explorermike19
    @explorermike19 4 роки тому

    Excellent! Some folks may be concerned about the coating inside the can. What I do is burn the coating off by putting the can into a hot fire for awhile.

  • @FullSpectrumSurvival
    @FullSpectrumSurvival 8 років тому +4

    Great kit. Thumbs up!

  • @pedroclaro7822
    @pedroclaro7822 9 місяців тому

    Great comprehensive cookset!

  • @melissahoffman4687
    @melissahoffman4687 4 роки тому +1

    Be sure the burn out the plastic lining inside your cook pot with denatured alcohol so you don't have any of the crud in your food. Besides this awesome diy cook kit! :)

  • @rhettoracle9679
    @rhettoracle9679 6 років тому

    You win! Best low cost kit ever! Cheers from New Orleans

  • @steveelledge5445
    @steveelledge5445 8 років тому

    Cool idea, Tom. I love the fact that it's so compact and lightweight.

  • @Volkardus
    @Volkardus 8 років тому

    Thanks for the video Tom. That would be a nice cook kit to give my Grandson to get him started. Count me in.

  • @davekolb7622
    @davekolb7622 3 роки тому

    I'm looking for a way to have a DIY cook kit for bike touring and this one is perfect for me. I tink I'll help my grand-sons make one for camping too.

  • @carolinacobras
    @carolinacobras 8 років тому

    Cheap and easy, I love it. That would be perfect for my 9yr old to carry while on our father/daughter trips. Thanks for the video.

  • @jeffgrier8488
    @jeffgrier8488 8 років тому

    That's a neat cook kit! Great idea, and it would be good to just have around even if the power went out. It would be a great project for the scouts too!

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      Thanks Jeff! I hope the scouts have fun!

  • @wawhiker
    @wawhiker 8 років тому

    A classic made even better by you Tom - thanks for sharing your great take on it!

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому +1

      Thanks Bill! The new generation needs to see the old school stuff...lol!

  • @bushcraftboys
    @bushcraftboys 2 роки тому

    Brilliant video mate definitely worth a sub so I can see more new videos

  • @hardtrooth1776
    @hardtrooth1776 Рік тому

    Great tutorial and idea

  • @mustang774
    @mustang774 8 років тому

    That is a very economical cook kit and it works well. Nice offer on the give away. I will bow out as i'm in Canada and shipping is more costly than the product. I have made the same stove and a pot cozy for my pot. A great system for sure.....Take care, Bluefin.

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому +1

      Right on Bluefin! I hope your having some fun up north!

    • @mustang774
      @mustang774 8 років тому

      I'm hoping to get some new camping and backpacking trips filmed soon......Take care, Bluefin.

  • @hamm336
    @hamm336 7 років тому

    Great cook kit. Just what I was looking for. Thanks for a great video.

  • @robertvezina3669
    @robertvezina3669 3 роки тому

    Ingenious! Thank You for Sharing Your innovation Brother

  • @crummeyyy1
    @crummeyyy1 8 років тому

    Great video as usual. this would make a fun since project for the kids especially home schoolers.Thanks.

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      Thats a great idea! Thanks for watching!

  • @JPTHEMAN1
    @JPTHEMAN1 8 років тому

    Tom it is good to see the few that are left here on you tube making stoves again. man it seems everyone of us old youtubers are long gone.. me, smoke eater, simdog, Sousavill with his fire starter raviolis and so on. Anyway good job

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      I hear ya and I miss everybody too !!! Its not the same anymore...but we must persevere ...Thanks for watching! ohhh and I still have the first Georgia Heat!! LOL

  • @seasonstudios
    @seasonstudios 4 роки тому

    Great, simple vid. Are there any other plastic containers like the Tang one that a person could use? Tang not available in my area. Also do you end up burning out the plastic liner in the can before you ingest anything you cook in it?

  • @oscuevas1
    @oscuevas1 3 роки тому

    Chingon (awesome) lighweith and creative. Inspiration to build one and have it ready for photo outdoor backpack project.

  • @shcmoly
    @shcmoly 8 років тому

    Great DIY kit Tom!

  • @sinfonianbarelytone9191
    @sinfonianbarelytone9191 8 років тому

    Absolutely love it. I've got the wicking fancy feast stove and am hoping the Busches beans don't have a liner that will melt into food. I've seen something similar and think this is absolutely amazing. Time is pretty much all this costs. Very handy of you.

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому +1

      Thanks so much for the comment!

    • @outdoordauber
      @outdoordauber 7 років тому

      Sinfonian Barelytone - I have the wicking fancy feast stove also and would recommend it.

  • @7149173
    @7149173 8 років тому

    This is perfect for meals and a cup of joe in the woods and takes up no room or weight in my small hunting pack.please put me in for one on the drawing ,shit I would buy one if you want.keep up the vids

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      Very easy to make. I have already done the drawing but thanks for your interest!

  • @t.w.milburn8264
    @t.w.milburn8264 8 років тому

    'mornin, Tom; Now, ain't that the neatest lil set-up. Would be a treat to have a chance at this, as the Grand-Daughter has all she needs, 'cept for this sysyem. Thanks 4 sharing a simple DIY. Hoping all's well there with you & yours. ATB Terry God Bless

  • @kimonk
    @kimonk 5 років тому +2

    Awesome! I have everything except the makings for the Cozee and the denatured alcohol. Great video, great ideas! (I did stay for the whole video but I’m sure that thing is long gone by now!😂)

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  5 років тому +1

      Yes Kim but thanks for watching all the way!

  • @watchdog235nc7
    @watchdog235nc7 8 років тому

    Awesome set up! Thanks for the video

  • @MrJustapeon
    @MrJustapeon 5 років тому

    Know this vid is a few years old, but I only recently have seen it. Used a store brand drink.saved a few pennies. Nice video.

  • @paddypete1
    @paddypete1 4 роки тому

    nice work,great video

  • @davidkinney7814
    @davidkinney7814 8 років тому

    Thanks for sharing and great vid. Amazing what a thinker can accomplish. Great little stove and yes I.would love to have it. Best wishes from N. E. Texas.

  • @DonMilligan
    @DonMilligan 8 років тому

    Love this cook kit, cheap, simplistic, easy to DIY👍

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому +1

      Thanks Don! OHH I found my light btw!! LOL thanks for watching buddy!

  • @daveperry3453
    @daveperry3453 8 років тому

    Good kit. I watched all the way through. I'm sure it will fit in a Condor H20 pouch as sold on Amazon.

  • @minkos61
    @minkos61 8 років тому

    Cool cook kit Tom . Would be great to win it . And if not it would be simple enough to make one . Thanks for passing this info. on to others :).
    Ernie

  • @plblark
    @plblark 8 років тому

    Great nesting setup and economical too. Question: how do you keep the soot from the cook can from getting inside the white rehydrating container? I suppose using baggies to rehydrate would cover it.

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      Ya Baggies work great but if your using denatured alcohol or HEET i don't find any soot on the pot. but a camp fire would be a different story!

  • @BackcountryForward
    @BackcountryForward 4 роки тому +1

    This is really impressive! Love the whole little compact kit!
    Question: do you know if bean containers have "liners". I've been hearing from my research that some cans have a bpa liner which is bad for you. I'd love to make one of these.

    • @swtsoph
      @swtsoph 4 роки тому +1

      I think all food cans have the lining inside now. I was told that you just have to boil water in it a couple times & the lining will cook right off. Just be sure to throw away the water from those first boils.

    • @BackcountryForward
      @BackcountryForward 4 роки тому +1

      @@swtsoph I’ve found that apparently coffee cans do t have a liner! I just made a pot from one of those on my channel... but I appreciated the input you gave for my research at the time. Thanks!

    • @swtsoph
      @swtsoph 4 роки тому +1

      @@BackcountryForward I stand corrected - thank you!

    • @BackcountryForward
      @BackcountryForward 4 роки тому +1

      @@swtsoph hey! We’re all hear learning from and helping each other!
      Keep moving forward! 😄

  • @terryrobinson9503
    @terryrobinson9503 8 років тому

    In our sophisticated world it is refreshing to once again be reminded of the simplicity of things that work just as well. Great video. If your looking for a good hike or an over niter check out Stevens lake just out of Mullan Idaho

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      Thanks so much Terry! I will check it out!

  • @05generic
    @05generic 8 років тому

    That's a nice design Tom. I could make good use of it.

  • @inspireAson
    @inspireAson 8 років тому

    Nice! That's a nice and compact setup. Thanks for sharing Tom. :) - Chris

  • @sosteve9113
    @sosteve9113 7 років тому

    i like to use these little stoves,cheap and good
    nice set up

  • @thatguy1341
    @thatguy1341 8 років тому

    Hey Tom, thanks for doing a drawing. I'd love to have this little piece of kit!

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      Thanks for watching! Your in!

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      PM me you address and I will send the kit out to you! I could not find a PM button on your channel

    • @thatguy1341
      @thatguy1341 8 років тому

      Hey Tom, thank you very much! I'm on my phone and cant find a PM button. I'll keep looking and let you know. Be right back.

    • @thatguy1341
      @thatguy1341 8 років тому

      +TomsBackwoods okay I PM'ed you on Facebook. it was the easiest option. I could find. let me know if that's okay.

  • @7149173
    @7149173 8 років тому

    Ok I'm done it turned out fantastic thanks sorry I don't know how to share a photo but I have the kit completed and it works great too.

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      Great to hear Hank! Thanks for sharing your experience!

  • @ruthscott5166
    @ruthscott5166 2 роки тому

    I finally got the Tang container and then had to search for your video. I've heard you should burn out the coating on the inside of the can before first time cooking in it.

  • @melissahoffman4687
    @melissahoffman4687 4 роки тому

    You can even make your own billy pot bail, or a handle with stainless steel or copper wire for your pot. :)

  • @EatCarbs
    @EatCarbs 8 років тому

    That's pretty cool
    Thanks for the video

  • @snaponjohn100
    @snaponjohn100 6 років тому

    Thank you so much for the informative video. I’m Definitely gonna try to make one of those. Sadly it’s 2018 so you already gave that one away LOL be blessed my friend. John

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  6 років тому

      Thanks for watching! Its a great DIY project!

  • @godlyprepping1306
    @godlyprepping1306 8 років тому

    I'm gonna have to try this. Do I need to burn off the coating on the pot?

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  8 років тому

      Probably should. But I haven't had a problem yet. Its up to you!

  • @pennygiller2377
    @pennygiller2377 7 років тому

    Very cool...what type of alcohol is it and where can you buy it? Its not rubbing alcohol right? Liquid fuel of some sort...

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  7 років тому

      Denatured Alcohol . You can find it at paint stores or hardware stores. Or yellow bottled HEET works welll.

    • @WayPointSurvival
      @WayPointSurvival 7 років тому

      Beware of using HEET etc. some of that stuff is highly toxic and you don't want it anywhere near the food you eat. Just FYI.

  • @predfan3261
    @predfan3261 7 років тому

    Awesome...going shopping now for cat food, beans and tang!

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  7 років тому

      Thanks for watching! I hope you like it!

  • @sosteve9113
    @sosteve9113 7 років тому

    great little stove

  • @aparecidomiranda6637
    @aparecidomiranda6637 3 роки тому +1

    👍👍🇧🇷 Parabéns Ótimo

  • @inthekitchenwithnancy618
    @inthekitchenwithnancy618 5 років тому

    You could also mark the side of the plastic container for 1\4,1\4,3\4,&1 cup.

  • @JustTheJoel
    @JustTheJoel 8 років тому

    I dig it sir. Thanks for the giveaway too... I'll be making one of these for sure. Well done.
    -JP

  • @darrellslover6834
    @darrellslover6834 2 роки тому

    did the tin can have a liner in it

  • @predfan3261
    @predfan3261 7 років тому

    So I built and used it last weekend for an overnight trip. Worked great! The group sat and stared at it while I set up my hammock for the night. I was done with my hammock and my water was boiling on 20ml of fuel in 12 minutes. I made a fancy feast starlyte stove. The center burn works better with smaller diameter pots.

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  7 років тому

      Awesome! ya good call with the starlyte stove! great to hear!

  • @r.p.mcmurphy3222
    @r.p.mcmurphy3222 7 років тому

    Pretty fricken cool

  • @broadwayFan28
    @broadwayFan28 7 років тому

    I am using a Vienna sausage can instead of a catfood can. It is punched the exact same way. But when I put the can on it, the flame extinguishes. The fuel is either denatured alcohol or 91 pct rubbing alcohol. If I don't get it up an above the flames, it dies out.

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  7 років тому +1

      It could be that your not giving the fuel enough time to heat up. Try giving the fuel a full minute burn before setting your pot on the stove. The smaller can diameter might need smaller holes as well. Good luck to you!

    • @broadwayFan28
      @broadwayFan28 7 років тому +1

      I tried again and it failed. The only difference was the wind break. I was using foil around 1/2 the burner and pot. When I removed the foil, it stayed lit. So I put it into a ventilated 2 pound coffee can, put the pot right on the Vienna can and success! Thanks.
      I see now that your windbreak is an inch or more off the can and my foil was almost on the can.

    • @dazdeluxe7533
      @dazdeluxe7533 7 років тому

      what surface are You putting it on?

  • @melissahoffman4687
    @melissahoffman4687 4 роки тому

    If you put carbon felt inside the super cat stove the alcohol burn time will be longer. :)

  • @shorea27
    @shorea27 6 років тому

    Great for ramen noodles

  • @namelesuser
    @namelesuser 2 роки тому

    Did I miss the drawing?

  • @SandCrabNews
    @SandCrabNews 7 років тому

    If you are in a campsite with a campfire then use the existing fire. Liquid fuels can be problematic near open flames and besides you can conserve your fuels.

    • @TomsBackwoods
      @TomsBackwoods  7 років тому +1

      Use a fire ring is up to the hiker/camper if not under a fire ban. Each heating source has its own advantages and disadvantages. Not using liquid fuels near open flame is pretty obvious for most people. I have never had to conserve fuel on a well planned trip. But all of this has nothing to do with the vid or what I was showing.

    • @SandCrabNews
      @SandCrabNews 7 років тому

      No offense intended. I only urge caution because a Boy Scout Leader after teaching boys how to make a simple alcohol stove decided to fill and light it in camp near a campfire, with horrible results. Also, I've watched many videos where someone would demonstrate a fire making method in the presence of a campfire, resulting in wasting resources. Example: If you have a candle lit, then why use your matches to light your campfire, stove or cigarette? Happy trails.

  • @harpjason208
    @harpjason208 8 років тому

    Aaaaaand it nests...

  • @ArtBeHereNow
    @ArtBeHereNow 8 років тому

    Don't throw that fancy feast in the trash just cause you don't have a kitty. Add some black pepper and garlic and it's better than an MRE any day. Thanks Tom.

  • @darrellslover6834
    @darrellslover6834 2 роки тому

    did the tin can have a liner in it