Worlds Smallest Refillable Fuel Tank 

@East Coast Wild Camping ohhhh lol. Cheers bro, thanks for watching

@Corey Gunzzz this is that grinders first purpose lol. It may be for something else. The flames were awesome lol. Thanks for watching bro

@Trucker Jon’s Outdoor Shenanigans it is pretty cool. The studio I built when I first decided to do RU-vid. It’s one of my first videos. Not a good one lol. Thanks for watching

@Chris ‘CJ’ Jones yeah all into a tiny little cup. Pretty neat. Thanks for watching bro

@RkF the brush is it’s only selling point lol. Thanks for watching bro!

For a lantern.... I love my UCO lanterns. I have a couple of the originals and picked up a mini this winter.

@Doc_Watson my thought exactly, perfect for hikes. I love my uco lantern as well. A friend sent it to me as a gift last year. It’s so cool. Works so freaking well for just a candle. Thanks for watching

@FahhCuee lol flamethrower option is totally a plus. Thanks for watching

@KUSH in the BUSH LOL it may. Thanks for watching bro

Yeah a tripod could add even more unevenness but a short low tripod may help. May lol. Thanks for watching.

@Rick Harkema so cute right! Both option are nice. Thanks for watching

@Campfires and Cold Beers it so would fit in there with room to spare. Thanks for watching

@Miles Robertson single s’mores cooker, great idea! Happy Tuesday now lol. You’re welcome and thanks for watching bro!

I think the weight comes from having thick enough walls to allow for refilling safely. It can attach to a tripod to make it more stable. Thanks for watching

Oh good idea!

@@AdventureswithSpackmann I tried my windmaster stove on this canister, honestly it would make for a good hot water boiler for dry food, tea or coffee.. It just doesn't hold that much fuel maybe for an overnight adventure. Whatever you do don't leave the candle lamp on it if it has fuel, mine bled the Butane with the valve fully closed.. The candle lamp at med flame will burn at least 7 to 8 hrs. If you over fill it the flame will jump up and down, just shut it down take it off reinstall it and try again. That usually takes care of that. It's cool it's cute but I trust the old small 110g Isobutane canister all the way, I refill them with butane anyway.

Yeah I’d say it’s good for 2-3 boils. Maybe dinner dehydrated meal and morning coffee/oatmeal. But it’s cool to have, gear junkie!

@Jeff Jackson yeah it’s pretty neat. Thanks for watching bro!

@@AdventureswithSpackmann oh yeah! You are very welcome

You must be using it wrong. Thanks for watching lol

@@AdventureswithSpackmannyou are using it wrong .. go ask James Hoffman or lance Hedrick and they will help you find the perfect grinder for you. But this is not it.. trust me any actual coffee grinder will do a better job than a weed grinder ✌️

@BLUE-wk8wh weed grinder? What no way

Definitely the tank, the BRS stove doesn’t do that on a regular tank. I believe it was overfilled causing it to be over pressured. Thanks for watching

Right! And good idea for the box. Thanks for watching

Nothing beats the mantle lantern. I have one this small actually. A one mantle lantern. It’s pretty cool. Thanks for watching

@Nicole S where there’s a will there is a way lol. Thanks for watching

Ah makes sense. Thanks for watching

@Anthony’s Adventures #budsnotbeans lmao thanks for watching

@@AdventureswithSpackmann lol bro.

Really? Thanks for watching

Ahhhh thank you.

🤷‍♂️ thanks for watching

@Scandinature unfortunately my scale is broken so I am unable to get a weight of the canister. It is not light weight though. Thanks for watching

I’ll make a follow up at some point. Thanks for watching

@Doc Ink the canister is really cool. I have a few refillable tanks I plan on doing a video on them all. Some big, some small. Some just right lol. Thanks for shout out again, another entry has been added. Thanks for watching bro!

Gear heads unite!!!

I don’t know about useless as a stove. I can get a couple boils out of a tank. Thanks for watching

@Bud Williams I can’t recommend you use propane but I have used propane in the iso tanks before with backpacking stoves and it works just fine in my opinion.

@@AdventureswithSpackmann Be careful. Propane has to be higher pressure to liquify. I have refilled the 1 lb propane cans from a 20 lb tank but wouldn't put it in an ISO can.

@@budwilliams6590 I have 1lb refillable propane tanks too. I’ve only used propane in a iso tank once and was too nervous to do it again lol

Isn't Iso-Butane just 80% Butane and 20% Propane? And doesn't that allow canister fuel to operate above 6,000-feet whereas pure-Butane won't? Doesn't pure-Propane require a heavier, high-pressure canister, where blended with Butane doesn't? Therefore, isn't Iso-Butane just about the perfect canister fuel for backpacking?

@@tomnoyb8301 idk the ratio of propane/butane. But what you are saying makes sense logically. Thanks for watching

@Canadian Craftsman lol sure could. Thanks for watching

@Bud Williams like white gas?

@@AdventureswithSpackmann Yes. A SVEA 123 with a full talk of Coleman fuel (white gas with rust inhibitors and stabilizers) would be my choice over that.

@Bud Williams think it’s cause it’s too full?

@@AdventureswithSpackmann probably. If it only, does it when it's first filled but not after you use some gas out of it then that is surely it.

@Bud Williams makes a lot of sense. Thanks bro!