This video will show you how to build my $1 wood burning pocket stove. Do not use a non stick pan Teflon coating is toxic when burned. Here is the stove in action • $1 Wood Burning Pocket...
Amazing DIY project bro. Final product looked pretty good. I just bought the Bushbox pocket stove that's about the same size for about $36. It's a great stove but you can't beat a $1 DIY. Thanks for the video.
You are the antidote to bushcraft stove ADVERTISING videos. Thank you so much. Cute ... cute little stove that so OBVIOUSLY will work well with it's so pure hearted antecedence.
Built one of these a few weeks ago after watching your video!! Thanks for sharing the template measurements and showing the steps. Used mine just this past Saturday, well just trying it out and it works great. Great videos!!
Impressive! This looks amazing! But it's hard to see because the camera was not focused on what you were doing much of the time. Could you provide some instructions about what to do with the parts you folded over? Thank you. Fantastic project!
I like your stove build. I have been building stoves and pot stands and buck saws all year sense the pandemic lock down started. I'm retired so I needed something to do anyway. Fun and therapeutic for me. Thanks for your video.
Great DIY, I've thought about buying a Vargo but didn't want to spend that much money on it. I will give this a try but I may modify it to about one inch bigger.
Cool! I use a similar set up but its not too labor intensive. Arthritis has taken its toll on me, so I opted using old Brake Shims that my friendly mechanic saves for me. These hardened small sheets of metal already have some cut outs and I just manipulate them to make a stove work. But I like your ingenuity. You made it fun and simple-- Its a great project. Thanks again, Jb.
This is the BEST DIY portable stove/camping stove that I have ever came across!! I have found tons of videos about how to make one with a soda can, but this one is much more portable and reliable and looks a lot nicer. Definite Thumbs Up on this one!! Thank you for sharing :)
Nice video. Some of the cheap models on Amazon make it easy to just purchase one over build one, but they have some design flaws. Your build fixes those flaws. Nice job.
Major design floor with this is that the bottom is way too close to the ground. Thats just my opinion though on using many of these stove s over the years. Just needs lifting up a bit. Otherwise a very cool project and well thought out.
Great Stove and video, i would have liked to have seen at least one view of the hinged corners though in real time instead of so fast. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
I didn't have a cookie sheet I didn't need so I cut up an old Coleman coffee pot. You made this process look easy. You have much better control of your Dremel than I do. I am just trimming up the pieces now and it's taking forever. You also had better control over your tin snips than I did so I have a lot of trimming to do. I guess I'm just OUT OF CONTROL. lol Good video, thanks for sharing. I love making things.
Great job. Those dollar store pans come in handy. Try making a vargo type stove out of a 2 dollar esbit burner from warden's supply. Also you can make a cheap civil war half canteen skillet from a pie pan. The metal gets harder with burns. so a good option.
Robert Briggs After returning from a deployment, I got orders to move. So I am still waiting on my all of my house hold goods to arrive. Once I have that I can make the video.
In that case, thank you for your service. It's men like you that keep my faith in humanity from plummeting. You have done more for us than most people including myself.
Hello , Well this is a great video with some great back ground music, and I really like the stove , I did enlarge it a 1.5 inches but it is a fine little stove Thank you for this video...Johnny b.
Neat stove, similar to Lixada on ebay I think your pot supports should hold the pot higher than the walls of the stove, so the flames have room to escape and lick around the bottom of the pot
simon4043 You are right. I have a second version that does just that. Unfortunately I have been hit with back to back deployments and was unable to make the video. When I come home again I will make the version 2.0 video. Thank you for watching my channel.
Great job! This is a nice design and makes ingenious use of some very cheap and easy to acquire supplies. Nice video and production work as well. But most importantly, thank you sir for your service!
I thought your video was great. I've always wanted one but couldn't justify the cost, thank you! I know you realised you were out of frame for a while, maybe tape out an area on your bench to line up with your camera, Just a suggestion. otherwise one of the best DIY's for a long time. Don't let the haters get you down your doing it there not! looking forward to more ...,no pressure :)
Excellent design. Alum for lightweight. Dissasembles and/or folds flat. If the grill bars were simply parallel, would be stronger and easier to work with. I must make one of these. Thanx!
It's nice , I would like it just a little bit bigger but not to much.You could just use two pans and adjust the measurements. I like how you laid it all out clearly with measurements some people show themselves throwing it together .
thanks for making them video on how to make the stove I'm new to prepping and survival but it looks like it would be something I could do. keep up the good work I really enjoyed your video I'm watching your channel and I passed it on to my friend. 💀🐊🐉🐲👍
yea, and you can buy 3 toothbrushs that come with 3 full size cases at the dollar tree you guessed it, for only a dollar, and a shower curtain in case in rains for a shelter !!!
This looks like it would work well with a soda can stove. I think I might have a go at putting together a CAD design for this (or something similar). I know someone who owns a CNC laser cutter which would be nice for this.
What an ingenious idea! I didn't quite understand what you did with hinges there. I'm a little slow, I guess. I'll have to back and watch it a couple more times. Hey thanks for sharing your idea with us, my friend.
i'd like to suggest attaching some kind of chain or wire to the pin so it doesn't get lost. Also possibly make the legs a bit longer, otherwise great design.
Nice drawing, always wanted to find one! A little safety tip, don't wear any kind of gloves while using any kind of rotary tools, you don't want that to be caught up, fingers are easy to be twisted at that speed.
I just bought the Sterno stove (the basic metal color one, not the red one) and it works great, it has thicker metal, thicker grill and is only slightly bigger
Great tutorial, and I love watching these DIY projects. My only comment is why spend an hour making something like this for $1-2 when I've seen precision machined ones for as low as $6.50 online. They fit together every time, and have no jagged edges to cut yourself on in the woods.
Great little stove. Grind down the sharp points and edges and toss it in a little freezer weight zip lock back to keep the parts together and the soot from getting on anything and you're good to go. Did you happen to weigh it by any chance? Would be curious to know if you have a scale sensitive enough. Thanks for sharing!
Great stuff, thanks for the upload ;-) I have most the tools in my garage, and i can increase the size to fit my needs-like others could if they used the little fleshy thing between their ears, lol. Much appreciated, will give it a go.
Nice work! But is not the pot close to the flames? Could be that it works like a lid and choke the flames! What about holes near the top edges? ☺ Maybe then the flue gases burn better? 😊
A tin can(hobo stove) will do the same with far less work and much less cost, also you can almost pick one where ever you are so you don't have to carry a can everywhere. Nice concept though!
Very neat little stove but as an avid camper I'm not seeing what you use it for? Could you make a video showing how you use it? I just make a small fire pit and throw a little grill over it to cook anything I need. Do you set this on top of the coals?
$1 Wood Burning Pocket Stove MYOG: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QxdX8QutEy0.html A lot of places don't allow open/uncontained fires this should meet the local requirements. The little stove also focus the heat better than and open flame and provides a windscreen.
