LEARNING THIS SECRET, YOU WILL NEVER THROW OUT AN ALUMINUM JAR AGAIN!

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Having learned this secret, you will never again throw away cans from different drinks, because you can make a useful homemade product out of them for the house. A useful device for home or summer cottages that is easy to make with your own hands from aluminum cans. Do not throw aluminum cans out of them, you can really do the necessary thing!
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Hello everyone! My name is Mikhail - I am the author of the Musiy4uk channel.
I love to come up with useful homemade products for the home and not only. I love inventing interesting crafts and gadgets from unnecessary things that are often thrown away. I am also fond of electronics, the poet here will be homemade ideas for fans of soldering. If you also like to make useful homemade products with your own hands, or just like DIY videos, then subscribe to the channel!
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@samsjeypytsot7982 3 года назад

это на случай если у вас в походе не оказалось горелки, но зато случайно оказались, дрель, болгарка, пена для бритья, две банки колы, трубка, гайки, болты и лист текстолита..

@user-tt3bz5wq9w 3 года назад

Ну -,да,это если кроме этого нехер таскать с собой, кроме своей задницы)))

@user-px2wq6qd7l 3 года назад

😂

@kakhak 3 года назад

Заметь, металлическая трубка с диаметром в 10 сантиметров. Лол, автор шутник...

@user-fx5pu5hg8y 2 года назад

@mikhalich226 2 года назад

Ну и ДЭСка впридачу нужна. 😂

@villagelightsmith4375 2 года назад

When I heard them start speaking Russian, I knew it was going to be worth my time! Krazy!

@Ohmmmm 3 года назад

Ожидал большего..хватает полена, чтобы кружку закипятить...природа даёт всё, что нужно для жизни.

@hectorsalamanca7385 Год назад

ты сам что в жизни сделал то скоро Калининград переименуют в Хуйловск.

@Teplo_Pokoleniy Год назад

Всеравно . 👍 Просверлить болт. Надо подумать. При случае нержавеющих купить.

@jonallen262 2 года назад

Thank God I've been saving all my empty cans. With the 160 I've got tucked away I can now make 80 tiny stoves that run on lighter fuel. Brilliant.

@krislarsen6546 2 года назад

@@polarblue7468 but lighter fluid tends to stick around it doesn't evaporate as fast as alcohol when exposed to air

@High_Monk 2 года назад

@@polarblue7468 I heard him say "spirt". That's rubbing alcohol, so you're right.

@High_Monk 2 года назад

@@polarblue7468 I'm not sure about Russia. In my language "spirt" strictly refers to rubbing alcohol, but I think we borrowed that word from Russian. We also use "spirit" to describe alcohol, but never to describe that specific type of rubbing alcohol. Google translate detects it as Russian and translates it as both alcohol and spirit so it could be either or even both. But from my experience, moonshine burns stronger than vodka so always go for moonshine haha.

@davidbramley7742 2 года назад

A brilliant explanation of how to waste time and energy making something that anyone could improvise...

@chocolateman8015 2 года назад

This is what RU-vid was back then. Endless information useful for every day life. I don't understand the language, but you have made this so well, a person doesn't have to. Thank you for such a great video helping people that not everything is trash. Pollution affects everyone, thanks again for such educational video. Can't wait to see them all.

@superdude7459 2 года назад

Wow! Great comment. I don't have to say anything. You did it for me. 👍🏽😎 Peace 🕊️ and Blessings 🙏🏽

@thomasgainey1581 2 года назад

This is true! Great comment!

@swidi9187 2 года назад

back when? this videos published May 16, 2021.

@Aethernium 2 года назад

@@swidi9187 You've obviously missed the point, so let me break it down for you. Back then, RU-vid had videos much like this one ALL OF THE TIME. There was never a time when you weren't being taught something like this and the reason why you should never throw important things away because someday they will actually be of use to you and should those videos ever be ignored, your own survival might be threatened. In a lighter case, having knowledge like this on hand is important for when you forget something like a stove for example. If you had this knowledge it would be a temporary replacement to cook with or do science experiments with, I don't know. The important thing is that people carry on knowledge such as this so it isn't forgotten to time. Also videos like these are very soothing to watch.

@swidi9187 2 года назад

its just that my man starts out saying "this is what youtube was back then" "THEN" like 7 months ago? c'mon get real. i know the time-frame hes referring to and it wasnt no 7 months ago. ( im speculating the video was assumed to have been uploaded way long ago because the quality- and he just fired away some comment to make today sound not as good as yesterday, without realizing this is a current video) i mean my mans got nostalgia about May of this year!. lol. -NO- and there wasnt some huge paradigm shift in the now so-called "content" since May this year. Ill call it pre-"content/influencer" days... youtube videos used to be more raw.

@endtimeawakening5557 2 года назад

Awesome Idea for making your own threaded sleeves in the ends of the aluminum rod. Thanks for the tip!!!

@m.carmen2936 2 года назад

Magnífica idea de reciclado. De gran utilidad. Gracias por compartir 😌

@tonyf.8858 2 года назад

Yeah, I could go out and buy a kerosene stove but projects like this are perfect to keep a person busy during a long, dark winter. Plus you get the satisfaction of making something out of otherwise useless garbage. Thanks for the vid!

@gaylandbarney2231 2 года назад

yeah , but i hate coke.......dumpster diving will be coming back soon

@liongod1000 2 года назад

@Tony F *_ Why do you have ENGLISH titles but only speak a language that only your kinfolk understand..... where's the "Sub-Titles"????? _*

@tonyf.8858 2 года назад

@@liongod1000 I don't have the the slightest idea wtf you're talking about. Are you responding to my comment about making something from a throwaway item? How do "English Titles", "kinfolk", and " 'Sub- Titles'" fit in to this. In fact, are you sure you're talking to me??? If you are, please explain. I'd like to know. Thank you.

@High_Monk 2 года назад

@@tonyf.8858 He's talking about the Russian guy, but he probably hoped y'all would gang up on him because he didn't put subtitles in a video a 7 yo kid would understand.

@tonyf.8858 2 года назад

@@High_Monk Ohhh, I see. I got it. Thanks.

@brianr555 2 года назад

Extended version of the “soda can alcohol stove”. Very good! I will give this a try! The video was easy to follow. A picture is better than a thousand words.

@JIMBOBALOU 2 года назад

I learned the secret, and I'm most certainly throwing out every aluminum can I ever get again.

@drewellis7714 2 года назад

Yeah I know ,its like, what the hell ?

@michaelstafford6009 2 года назад

Can't get that time back.

@drewellis7714 2 года назад

@@michaelstafford6009 I know bruh like wtf

@TheTeditor 2 года назад

@@michaelstafford6009 Come on, you know you want to build it !!!!!!!!!!

@SteveST-hl7nt 2 года назад

I'm up to 763 alcohol burners. I gotta cut back on the Coka Cola.

@AmosPressley 2 года назад

It does my heart good to hear a Russian who can actually bring himself to burn alcohol rather than drink it. I did not know such a Russian could exist!

@savvy2968 2 года назад

Atleast a Russian has progress rather than a Mexican who hasnt put a bottle down

@willcade5703 2 года назад

@@savvy2968 not savvy at all, just racist.

@sirduh4074 2 года назад

They used that fire to make more vodka....

@user-pu5vk4mr6o 2 года назад

I have not yet met Americans who do not think about vodka at the sight of a Russian. Propaganda in America works well. Surprisingly, they, like children, believe in it.

@drsudz 2 года назад

@@user-pu5vk4mr6o Pravda told us to believe in it.

@jasonschneider5293 2 года назад

MacGyver would be so proud of you for coming up with this.

@pauliewalnuts5241 2 года назад

I used to love watching MacGyver

@algluba377 2 года назад

Отличная школа по слесарным работам. Подписался. Благодарю.

@pauloinventostube7533 3 года назад

отличная работа 👏👍 успех там семья 🤝

@jeffreyohler2599 3 года назад

Definitely one of the cleverest and well designed Custom,Personal stoves I've seen. The finished product is sleek and professional. Sturdy too,excellent for outdoor use. Except maybe some stronger aluminum. Excellent job ,thanks for sharing!

@azrocker06 2 года назад

Try metal food cans, the aluminum will brake down over time.

@Bill23799 2 года назад

I don't think it would do well outside if there is any wind at all.

@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234 2 года назад

That is one fancy stove. Thanks for showing us. Take care.

@garym7771 3 года назад

Great idea and video. Thank you for showing each step, even though we don't all speak the same language, I totally understood your presentation.

@jeffreyohler2599 3 года назад

I understood most of it. Yet what were the liquids he used at the end. I assume that was water he poured into the stove. The only other clear flammable liquid I can think of us alcohol but I don't see how that would burn long enough to boil the water. Oh I just realized that it could be some kind of oil too.🤷

@markmyword175 3 года назад

@@jeffreyohler2599 Good ol' Russian Vodka. Made from potatoes

@markmyword175 3 года назад

Understood "Bolt" perfectly

@michaelhatem6085 2 года назад

Very nice vid. I understood it also

@davidhamilton506 2 года назад

@@jeffreyohler2599 It was most likely Methylayted Spirits, used widely in small fuel stoves, and the rope inside the tube acts as a wick. The initial pouring of a little of the spirits into the coke can end, is a kind of primer to kick off the process...

@costabraga3954 3 года назад

Gratidão meu irmão pôr compartilhar!

@philmcguire7346 3 года назад

i could not understand your language but found it very soothing!! the tutorial didn't really need words, i'm going to make one of these sooooo cool!!!

@keshatton2334 2 года назад

Click on settings to change language

@relatos_innovadores 2 года назад

Атлицна, спасибо большое за информацию. Прасдраблаю! Excelente, gracias por la información, felicidades! Desde Guatemala, Centro Abya Yala!

@andrey5377 3 года назад

Банки тут процентов 5 от всех деталей занимают) видео надо было назвать " узнав это - ты больше никогда не будешь выбрасывать ничего) и покупать кучу трубок и болтов"

@volodymyrromanchenko9834 2 года назад

и инструмента😅😅😅😅

@willcade5703 2 года назад

I agree, for that matter, this can be done exponentially better with much less work. One can literally dig a hole badly and make a better stove top that uses less fuel.

@user-wu2zf8si3u 2 года назад

А сколько бабок надо выбросить на спирт .не проще и дешевле костер развести

@cosmepereiramesquita5708 3 года назад

Simples e muito útil 👍

@nelbisyagarias4977 3 года назад

Muy buena idea👍👍👍

@scottwippel5007 2 года назад

Very simple to build very functional camping cookstove ! Great 👍🏻 idea , Thanks 🙏🏻

@AksenenkoAV 3 года назад

Интересное видео, отличная съёмка и монтаж. Но горелка, как для похода, не очень удобная, сейчас газовые компактнее и экономнее.

@betamvp2853 2 года назад

будто прочитал платный отзыв

@mariramirez6630 2 года назад

Brillante!!!.. pero no tengo todas esas herramientas, creo me saldría más caro conseguirlas, es mucho para mí, pero reconozco la inteligencia y la inventiva de este hombre que hizo todo esto tan genial 💖.. felicitaciones para él 🌸🍃💖🇲🇽

@neburotnorp2636 2 года назад

Hermosa no son herramientas caras y al tenerlas generas dinero es inversion.

@aquilesgrecia5773 2 года назад

@@neburotnorp2636 que idiotas ides tienen, factor tiempo demasiado, material de aluminio de la lata no es para calor excesivo,,

@user-jh5pi4nj7p Год назад

Здоровье Вашим рукам............Спасибо Автору за прекрасный ролик .......за информации.ставлю ЛАЙК и подписываюсь.... ЗДОРОВЬЕ ВАМ...............

@HopHay 2 года назад

В принципе прикольно ) И работа аккуратная, приятно смотреть. Может такая штука пригодиться, когда газ отключают, чайку согреть. Понравилась идея со сточенной гайкой, запрессованной в трубку.

@brucesanborn7484 3 года назад

Here in Florida we just put the pan of water in the sun,bacon and eggs,literally "on the rocks"! Maranatha, Greetings from Tampa Florida 😎

@a7laktkota 3 года назад

Hi @Bruce_Sanborn! Have you ever made "Sun Tea?" It calls for a very large jar, sure, but Sun Tea has a wonderful smoothness to it that is better than any other method I've ever tried. It also takes much longer than traditional hot water methods, but the payoff in taste is _sooo worth it!_ *[PS--* In case you're thinking _'what a silly woman, of COURSE I've made _*_Sun Tea_*_ before, I live in _*_Florida, the Sunshine STATE_*_ .. whatta maroon!_ 🐰' .. or somesuch, then, I do sincerely apologize for my daffiness. No harm intended.] 🌞 😊 🌻

@brucesanborn7484 3 года назад

@@a7laktkota :😆👍

@evaldobaascheqs7663 3 года назад

O Áudio não entendi nada, mas o Técnico foi muito bem explicada, parabéns

@user-nm4lp3xd3c 3 года назад

Молодец парень. Можно попробовать!

@andreiaaparecida2287 2 года назад

UM espetáculo !!!👏👏👏👏

@spazikgaming5712 3 года назад

I love your craftsmanship I just wish I could speed russian so bad. Good work!

@josemanuelpombeiromedela977 3 года назад

Brillante realización. Gracias.

@noemiperata92 2 года назад

Señor Jose Manuel Pombeiro Medela.le pregunto a usted porque hablamos mismo idioma Qué liquido puso al finalizar el trabajo.

@josemanuelpombeiromedela977 2 года назад

@@noemiperata92 ...pues , alcohol. No te sé decir de qué fue extraído ni en concreto de cuánta su graduación. Posiblemente sea el alcohol sanitario de 96 grados. Será cuestión de ir probando alcoholes de distintos poderes caloríficos y de precios claro. Salud

@noemiperata92 2 года назад

@@josemanuelpombeiromedela977 Muchísimas gracias.Jose Manuel. Desde Argentina

@josemanuelpombeiromedela977 2 года назад

@@noemiperata92 ...de nada. A sido un placer. Salud

@javierrobertopanelo6053 2 года назад

Muyyyyyyy buena idea 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻... gracias por subir el video, mis saludos atentamente desde la Patagonia norte Argentina 🇦🇷💪🏻

@salsashark8876 2 года назад

Idk why but I found this video extremely relaxing for some reason....great tutorial especially the in depth visual demonstration!

@fernandadesamuel 3 года назад

Qualquer pessoa não cria desse jeito, muito bom o vídeo, pena que eu fico só na vontade ♥️

@theunknownandunsolved6963 2 года назад

You can make a simple one of these in like 2 min...got one i use in power outages. To make the burner to sit a pot on it...use a soup can with Vs cut in it...works great.

@Gemories 2 года назад

That was awesome! Thank you brother.

@Gong4791 3 года назад

Genijalno!

@user-or3gq4wd7y 3 года назад

Самоделка класс спасибо

@daniilaleksandrov4103 2 года назад

Да уж. Теперь я точно никогда не выкину алюминиевые банки.

2 года назад

Adorei no começo não estava estendendo absolutamente bulufas, rrss ai quando ascendeu amei que criatividade viu? Pena que não é tão simples fazer, tem que ter ferramentas adequadas e eu não temho mas o trabalho muito bem feito .. .. parabéns!!!! 🌻💲💲✨✨✨❤❤

@juanisoriano84 2 года назад

Me ha gustado mucho 😘 muchas gracias ,

@Adricaros 3 года назад

Super bacana! 🇧🇷

@305dade8a 3 года назад

Super cool!

@davideo1954 3 года назад

At first I thought this was a complicated hash pipe. But I see now that it’s gonna be a grenade..

@dasvikingjuicepress3575 2 года назад

Ha ha ha ha exactly. I was thinking one big badass pipe at first.

@mrsandman3954 2 года назад

Lmao!!!!

@jenl7852 2 года назад

😂

@Monsteracustic 2 года назад

Muito bom legal demais 😃👍

@oneshotme 3 года назад

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

@michaszkopiak7412 3 года назад

Beautiful man thanks for help in this cold days

@marquittatrent9824 3 года назад

I was thinking as I watched this video, all this long ol time, this thing better feed me something

@peterrivney552 3 года назад

Yes it did don't watch click bait that is 8 minutes of your life wasted...

@santi2352 2 года назад

Muy útil Saludos desde México!!!

@ivanhorvat4635 2 года назад

Absolutely 💯 great 👍 ! THANK YOU 😊FOR YOUR VIDEOS !

@joaomartinsmartinsazeredo5894 3 года назад

Muito bom mestre ; vai servir pra alguém em algum lugar no mundo ; valeu Russo.

@zurgby4628 3 года назад

O cara é muito talentoso e caprichoso ! Valeu Russo !

@STARFIRESOLAR 2 года назад

Great build! Helpful Hint: Acetone on a rag will wipe paint off cans.

@ivanhorvat4635 2 года назад

Thanks for your ideas 💡 !!!

@gmansaidify 2 года назад

Most cars use a catalyzed paint, when dry they are impervious to solvent damage. Exactly like aircraft paint.

@STARFIRESOLAR 2 года назад

@@gmansaidify Uh, nobody said anything about paint on cars did they? I was giving the man a helpful hint about removing paint off soda cans instead of sanding. Reading comprehension is key here, try to keep up. Also modern car paint still oxidizes, cracks, and peels in time from sun and weather exposure. Catalyized or not it's still just paint.

@Terence_Spencer 2 года назад

The max of your life... Now I can ricycle my modern kitchen, thankyou very much!

@Anar.Suleyman-76 Год назад

Оригинально! На рыбалке - однозначно пригодится ! 👍

@belaborges5855 3 года назад

Muito criativo!

@marcos79476 3 года назад

Que maravillosky te quedó tu estufosky, te mereces un likecosky

@FernandoAlvarez-ns7go 2 года назад

Su explicacioski fue tan perfectoski que ya voy a intentartorski hacerlosky en mi casoski

@williammccaslin8527 3 года назад

So cool, an a great idea, I will build one just for camping

@slicksnewonenow 2 года назад

DOBRA! This is a great tutorial. Dyakuyu!

@Lucy00682 3 года назад

Thank you... this is great.

@MrBlazzerBoy 2 года назад

Totally bro. Whenever I see a beverage can, I will do ALL OF THAT. Never gonna throw it away.

@142jaguar 2 года назад

lol

@josephmoullay8857 2 года назад

I'm sayin .!

@thomasbrustad5596 3 года назад

This is great!!

@veraharrison2429 2 года назад

Amazing Awesome thanks ♥️🤗🦋♥️♥️♥️

@shenevmerma Год назад

с таким количеством инструментов и расходников делать пол для сраную спиртовую горелку, которую можно купить за 500 рублей в магазине, гораздо более лучшего качества. чувак то гений мысли однако

@grigoriy748 3 года назад

Кому как,а я ставлю класс.+5 за идею. Спасибо . Удачи!

@Musiy4uk 3 года назад

М Вам спасибо

@albeniasantos5693 2 года назад

Muito bom Parabéns

@mla1965 2 года назад

Maravilloso, good job

@ElisFidandro 3 года назад

алюминиевая банка плавится через несколько часов огня. вы должны взять те, что в белой жести (та, которая содержит топливо), которая служит долго

@a7laktkota 3 года назад

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ *_Hello Mikhail!_* *Thanks for this great video!!* As you showed the steps to make this, you gave me a lot of good ideas for making _other things_ too -- I create miniatures for dolls and doll collectors. I don't speak your language, but you made the steps easy to follow. Thanks again and greetings from south USA!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

@felixrecopila4330 2 года назад

Hjj

@katkat8423 2 года назад

Благодарю очень интересно

@magdalenaescames9422 2 года назад

Muy ingenioso gracias por compartir

@greywindLOSP 3 года назад

That sir is kick ass! I tip me hat to you....ATB

@voldemarkai3603 3 года назад

Это уже довольно старая походная тема с донышками от банок. Он просто усложнил конструкцию и и сделал красиво. Вообще это все делается обычным перочинным ножом за пару минут.

@user-yz9hg3yp2u 2 года назад

Классс!!! Спасибо за идею и за аккуратность... Лайк!!!

@benmaynard3059 2 года назад

I had a feeling where you were going with that but great video. I'm sure these techniques could be applied to twenty different contraptions. Very cool.

@aniki12345 2 года назад

it's like a movie, sometimes we don't know how the ending will be 😂

@Slab_City_or_Bust 2 года назад

He built the hell out of that beer can stove!

@carlosalcordeiro 2 года назад

Não entendi nada que vc falou, mas da pra fazer o projeto. Parabéns, deus abençoe você. 🇧🇷

@user-ds7jq3mn1i 2 года назад

Your mini stove made from recycled aluminium can is just simple to make and awesome to use:-)

@davidoconnor5701 2 года назад

No entendí un choto lo que dice pero muy bueno lo q hace salu2 desde Argentina 🖐🇦🇷

@Sasha-gl9hw5sz4d 3 года назад

В поход? А как её в рюкзаке таскать? Боюсь она сломается и останешься без чая. Но спирт, это альтернатива, чай тогда и не нужен будет)

@alejandracarmona6424 3 года назад

. # #

@redmixiaomi6831 3 года назад

Лучше скажи как спирт в рюкзаке таскать,он же на первом привале испарится

@user-tr5nf9zw3p 3 года назад

@@redmixiaomi6831 не испарится

@jamesgutierrez8522 3 года назад

Oooo... mis respetos!! Por lo qué acabas de enseñarme

@catiarmijos9243 2 года назад

Genial Felicitaciones!

@bocman2429 3 года назад

Я опять потратил 8 минут своей жизни в пустую! 😟 Сколько раз заикался не смотреть видео типа "... увидев эту простую вещь ты больше не..."

@redmixiaomi6831 3 года назад

Спирт выпить,на дровах приготовить

@Khatan13 3 года назад

Ещё и спирт сжигать 😅

@user-bv1ht1fg5c 3 года назад

@@redmixiaomi6831 хээээхх

@mariaeunicemonteiro6903 2 года назад

@@Khatan13 obrigada

@user-bb2rr7np7z 2 года назад

Я мотнул на 8 минуту и все понял.)))

@JuiceBoxx_627 2 года назад

All of that when you can literally spend $20 at Walmart for a Coleman propane stove lol. That's cool and all, but not everyone has those tools lying around, and if you do, you're not poor enough to need to make this lol

@Nekotico 2 года назад

It's like a dude on a 3d print group...he made this "aerated plastic basket" which here on supermarkets usually they put vegetables...anyways... It takes more than 24 hours to print....and it's so much cheap and fast to just buy one already made (also it's more strong than a printed one)

@chasfleming 2 года назад

Perhaps you haven’t realised but there is an entire world out there that is not the USA and where Walmart is unheard of. The USA is not even the most populated country and isn’t even the largest in area either.

@JuiceBoxx_627 2 года назад

@@chasfleming and they still have their own stores that carry things like a Coleman propane grill. You're telling me no other country has these items that the US does? And if they're in a 3rd world country they wouldn't have the access to the tools to make these. But keep trying to make me look ignorant 👌🏼

@Nekotico 2 года назад

@@chasfleming dude ur so right ...

@willlinke2849 2 года назад

That’s impressive! Well done sir! :)

@johngajdos7950 2 года назад

Brilliant. Very excellent device. Nicely done.

@DRIV441 3 года назад

За идею лайк👍🏻 но это нудно да и лучше будет за 500₽ купить портативную печь на болонах от него и огня больше и хлопот меньше.

@pvanukoff 3 года назад

Yes, for every 2 cans of soda I drink, and can of shaving cream I use, I'm going to spend an hour or so to create a little stove. Very practical.

@bobmitchell4532 3 года назад

We're rich!!!

@whiteboi_tim9456 3 года назад

Hilarious! 🤣

@benoitlegeley8620 2 года назад

Bravo. C'est excellent

@estelacastillo1072 2 года назад

Esto es genial, 👍

@user-vl5cv9tc1q 2 года назад

А что произойдёт с верёвочкой в трубке?

@Shkiver 3 года назад

Банки сдатьв металлоприемку, на вырученные деньги купить газовую тур.плитку. Не выбрасывайте банки!. Вообще-то, я ждал, что в итоге получится керогаз. У моей бабушки был девайс с таким же приципом.