A simplier version based on meatmangary using the large tin with carbaon felt inside and still use you tripod and avoid making the small one. Burn off all that is in the big tin and then you can safely store it in a plastic bag. I plan on doing that.
Doug Ramsey Well actually the home insulation works fairly well, but i have since made a another burner from a small tin, but instead of making a large hole, I drilled very small holes in the lid and filled the interior with the wick material from a tiki lamp. Also in the center of the lid I drilled a larger hole to facilitate filling the burner with alcohol. This setup works much better, and burns longer. When I get a chance, I will try to get a video update done for the new burner. Thanks for commenting, and thanks for wathching.
Thanks for the comment. I have done a burn test video, but I haven't got a chance to upload it yet :) I will get it up as soon as possible. Thanks for watching!!
Lewanda Edward Actually I did a burn test / demonstration video after it was built. I will try to remember to put a link to that video in the description, and also maybe I can figure out how to add a link in the video as well
first video I've seen from your channel. I enjoyed. I've been looking to expand my skills and subbing you channel can help expand my knowledge base. Not only my knowledge base but hope to expose my channel to a broader group of people as well. that altoids stove looks nice. I have several small stoves but not an altoids one, yet. BBB
+John Longo If you are not a "do-it-yourself" kind of guy, you would never understand the satisfaction that comes from completing a project that took a few minutes, versus spending $10 to own one. There is a difference.
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Well done fellas. Really impresive, concise and practical👌🏼
Thank you.
That is a very good design. Can't wait to see it burn.
Hey thanks saw this in an issue of backwoodsmen and you video showed a much studier pot rack. Made mine an now its part of my EDC kit
Thanks JC, I will have to give that a try, Thanks for the tip!! and
Thanks for watching !!
Thanks Stony,
Glad you liked it, Thanks for watching !!
Beautiful. I'd love to see it in action!
Awesome! I would have liked to have seen a small fuel bottle and an ignitions source in the box as well.
That is awesome!!
Neesie Davis Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching !
Great job man Thanks
Glad you liked the video, hope it helped out.
Thanks for watching !!
A simplier version based on meatmangary using the large tin with carbaon felt inside and still use you tripod and avoid making the small one. Burn off all that is in the big tin and then you can safely store it in a plastic bag. I plan on doing that.
Doug Ramsey That sounds like a great idea, let me know how that works out. Thanks for watching
I will decline on using the carbon felt too expensive for the little I would but will use home insulation instead just as a test.
Doug Ramsey Well actually the home insulation works fairly well, but i have since made a another burner from a small tin, but instead of making a large hole, I drilled very small holes in the lid and filled the interior with the wick material from a tiki lamp. Also in the center of the lid I drilled a larger hole to facilitate filling the burner with alcohol.
This setup works much better, and burns longer. When I get a chance, I will try to get a video update done for the new burner. Thanks for commenting, and thanks for wathching.
Thanks for the comment. I have done a burn test video, but I haven't got a chance to upload it yet :)
I will get it up as soon as possible.
Thanks for watching!!
great video! the best part was "i think it cost me $2 at the DOLLAR store" uhmm.....'merican logic.
LOL, I agree whole heartedly. Glad you liked the video, thanks for watching and commenting!!
how would you light it
Why didn't. He show a demonstration?
Lewanda Edward Actually I did a burn test / demonstration video after it was built. I will try to remember to put a link to that video in the description, and also maybe I can figure out how to add a link in the video as well
'2' bucks at the dollar store lol...good one!
first video I've seen from your channel. I enjoyed. I've been looking to expand my skills and subbing you channel can help expand my knowledge base. Not only my knowledge base but hope to expose my channel to a broader group of people as well. that altoids stove looks nice. I have several small stoves but not an altoids one, yet. BBB
Clever, but you didn't demonstrate it. I think it would perform quite poorly for a number of reasons.
You paid 2 bucks for it at the dollar store?
How do i reach you?
1:30 I hope you have eye protection.
i dont see the point. its cheaper to buy one
So? He just told you how to do it without buying one in case you don't want to go to the store
I appreciate the video, but, you guys do know you can get an ESBIT on EBAY for $ 10, RIGHT? I like Altoids boxes too, but really? Too much trouble.
+John Longo If you are not a "do-it-yourself" kind of guy, you would never understand the satisfaction that comes from completing a project that took a few minutes, versus spending $10 to own one. There is a difference.
+Danny McKee Well said. Thanks for watching