Awesome Hobo Stove [ Old Miner's Design ] 

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Waypoint, Can one just use the gallon can and modify all the other components to make a stove like three cans that fit into each other? You did that in another video about the Hobo Rocket Stove.

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I'm not sure what you are talking about.

​@@WayPointSurvival I believe that the comment is in regards to your doffing of your hat while offering a prayer!

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I do that because there is always something that's fell on my hat, the amount of times I have had a leaf or seed fall in my food or brew when tilting my head is unreal, I thought I was the only one that did this😂

Just a tongue-in-cheek ribbing... No worries! 😉

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Thanks, will do!

Good for you. Training and preparing for any and all emergencies in your operating area is for everyone. This is not "a man's sport," all are welcome. Our four-year-old is fascinated with igniting, a different way every time, the BBQ pit where we do practice runs. Our eleven and fifteen-year-olds practice cooking, fire-making and even harvesting potable water from cut-off banana trees near our Philippine home. We use a variety of DIT stoves and a few factory-made items. No end to the adventure. With the internet, your learning curve will be shortened. Carry on.

Thanks so much and I'm glad that you are enjoying the channel and finding it helpful!

Thanks so much, my friend! Have a great day and I hope all is well with you and your family!

Excellent idea! I would love to hear more of your ideas!

Thanks! It really is a great design! I was really excited to learn about it.

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Yes, it's a really great design!

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Great! He has some unique content. Hopefully the shout out will help him.

Excellent idea and thanks for watching!

Great idea. I never actually thought about that. Thanx

Denatured alcohol or 91% Isopropyl rubbing alcohol would probably work too.

Hmm, I do not know alcohol content but just came from Menards they have FREE on the sanitizer, sign says "no limit take all you want"

Thanks for watching and for the idea!

That's a great idea

Indeed, my friend! I was quite excited to find out about this design as well!

Absolutely!

@@WayPointSurvival especially for I think I got it for $9.98 or something like 10 bucks so probably like 12 now but still!

You're welcome. God bless you too!

Thanks for watching and hopefully you'll be able to get the chili again soon.

Can you use a fire for fuel instead?

@@LN031 I fool around with a lot of designs like this. My thinking is what you see here was built to maximize the use of the heat from clean burning, low smoke signature fuels. There is really no place for the large amount of smoke from a wood fire to escape. You may find something more in line with your needs on the David West channel where he has built several different wood-fired hobo stoves. He has playlists you can watch on each subject he covers. Keep that home fire burning!

@@NewHampshireJack just checked it out & wow, thanks 🙏 While I got you here do you know of any pots I could use with one of those stoves (preferably to cook canned food)?

@@LN031 I took a very early retirement in The Republic of the Philippine Islands. I pinch my peso coins tightly so that when there is a "must have" imported item, we can afford the wicked import duties and VAT taxes. Much of our gear is mix & match from local DIY stores and online shopping here in SE Asia. We have found a few products at the Daiso of Japan shops in some of our malls. Occasionally, a few small camping items must get shipped to the Phils by mistake and we grab what we find. Unfortunately, Daiso does not stock the camping products in Philippine stores that they do in Japan. Many items we have purchased from my brother-in-law if he wins a lot at one of the local Japanese surplus auctions where he obtains stock for his reselling business. Very few American-made products are on the shelf here and when we find them, be prepared to pay! I would suggest you look for your stainless camping pots and pans online or at small shops selling imported goods from countries such as India. We have found some excellent, low-price cookware from India at a local DIY store. Sorry that I can not be more helpful. I think it will be difficult for you to find the same things we have here just as we have a hard time locating American made.

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Indeed. Thanks for watching, my friend!

Very cool!

Thanks!

Good idea!

You're welcome and thanks for watching!

Yes indeed!

Haa, I could read how loud you were thinking.

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You're welcome and God bless you too!

It works pretty well!

Excellent. Thanks so much for watching!

Sounds interesting!

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Great, glad you liked it!

Indeed. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

Sounds good, thanks for watching!

Thanks. I agree.

Thanks! I, too, like a good laugh!

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Yes my friend except I will be using wood in my hobo stove my friend

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Thanks so much for watching! I have quite a few videos along the same line.

Excellent!

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Great!

I got mine finished, I drilled the holes in my lid so I went ahead and put 4 rivets to hold lid down.

You're most welcome!

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Yes, I was also quite enthused when I saw the way this was put together!

Excellent!

Thanks so much!

I would suggest getting a small sketch book and getting artistic with some personal drawings and give your self notes to the drawings you understand .. that is what I do .. a good sketch pad is the rite in rain note books .. I’ve been making little drawings for myself for quite sometime now . We never know when we’ll loose the ability to refer back to info as it’s given out

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Thanks so much and God bless you too!

Excellent. Thanks so much for watching. I'm sure that he will appreciate it!

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That would be great! You can find out more information at www.waypointsurvival.com

That would be an interesting idea for sure!

Hahaha, Do you think we can get Martha Stewart.

Or maybe Paula Dean. Yeah, Maybe not. She might offend somebody.

You are so welcome!

Excellent!

Excellent!

Well I am addicted to his videos so good luck.

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Yes you can!

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@@WayPointSurvival I love rocket stoves of all kinds. Thank you

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Yes, however, if you grip the fuel at the base of the can it's not very warm anyway.

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@@WayPointSurvival your welcome love the channel

I'm sure there's a lot of things that could be done to this design if you wished!

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Yes, those are known as a buddy burner.

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Indeed. Thanks for watching!

Awesome...cannot wait to find a #10 can. Thank you

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Right on!

Thanks so much! You can get the pan in the cook kit at Walmart for $8. It's made by Ozark trail.

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Great, glad you liked it!

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You're welcome!

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I can see him sitting around and breaking bread with others on a stove just like that!

Great story! Those old timers were amazing people!

@@WayPointSurvival yeppers! He was awesome! I’ve still got his antique frog 🐸 gigger!

Excellent. We'd love to see you in a class!

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True!

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Yes. I used the safety can opener on the lid.

Yes it will.