All videos for the tag : stove (28 videos) - page 2
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OUR LATEST STOVE INNOVATIONS ON KICK-STARTER NOW: contact us at fireboxstove@gmail.com This variable output folding Firebox camp stove works as a portable no trace campfire as well as a super efficient cook stove, it uses multiple camping stove fuels as well as found or gathered fuels such as twigs and sticks, leaves, bark, pine cones…
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Making the very simple but very effective Buddy Burner!
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Having the ability to have a warm meal in cold climates may be the edge to surviving.Plus giving you a sure fire way to purify water. here is what i currrently pack with me for my bug out bag. Knowledge is key, but having solid gear you can count on will make the difference.
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Just a quick (well quite long video) on my Solo Cook Sets. Good for light weight and can use wood, gas and alcohol. Hope this helps you out and saves you money! I’ve put many hours into this and use these sets for hiking, bushcraft, camping and many things outdoors. Full equipment list… Fire Maple…
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Freddes Permanent bush Shelter part 2.
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This is my first attempt at a stove designed by Nimble Will. Nimblewill Nomad’s Little Dandy Wood Stove Source of the plans and the idea: Measurements ============ Flat packed: 8mm x 115mm x 160mm Weight: Under 800 grams / 1lb 12oz (not a digital scale, only accurate to about 50g). Floor area inside: 95mm x…
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After getting the caldera keg system, I knew that the Combination of Trail Design caldera with Titanium Goats input would be perfect cooking system. They match the caldera cone to just about any cooking vessel. I opted for the .9 liter stove to go with caldera, for boiling close to one liter nalgene at a…
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Testing your DIY gear in wilderness conditions is important. You want to know if it is going to let you down long before you intend to us it on a trip. But testing in wilderness conditions means you need to be aware at all times. Sometimes I get so focused on filming that I forget…
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This is a review on my homemade Tin Can Survival Cooking Stove. Please rate, comment and subscribe! Enjoy! Thanks for watching! Some of my products and gear are sponsored by HettyKat Survival. Their website: Their channel: If you want more information (shipping rates,…) just PM me or leave a comment (on my channel).
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In this episode I made a survival cook-stove. It’s ideal for cooking food in conditions that are cold and wet. The self-sustaining fire remains hot because it’s elevated above the ground.
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Homemade Nimblewill style stove of 26 gauge steel. I sized it down a tiny bit from the online templates () so that it can better fit a Snow Peak 700. It worked on its first use, but not as well as it might have. I think it was the lack of draft at the bottom….
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This time: The desert cooker aka Benghazi stove. The ‘Benghazi Stove’ is an improvised cooking stove, consisting of three simple items, Dry Sand, Petrol and an Old Tin Can. The ‘Benghazi Stove’ was innovated by the “Desert Rats” in North Africa, during WW2. Partially fill the Tin can with Dry Sand and then pour either…
