Homemade Stove And Cook Pot

I made this cooking system last week out of utensil holders from Wall Mart, Cost $14.00 The alcohol stove is made of two hiny cans and burns for 30+ min. Also burns wood very well. The lid also works as a small frying pan. Let me know what you think, This is work in progress.

Nice work. Having seen it in action I can attest to the fact that the beer can alcohol stove made it glow cherry red in fairly quick order.

Does the heni can hold up better than pop cans?

I tried to do a pop can stove, but didn't have the right tools to work with the thin aluminum

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Originally Posted by Geronimo!

Does the heni can hold up better than pop cans?

I tried to do a pop can stove, but didn't have the right tools to work with the thin aluminum

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They are fatter like a mini keg.Im sure their tougher.

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Originally Posted by Stairman

They are fatter like a mini keg.Im sure their tougher.

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Yes the can is tougher, And a little bigger also.

Looks like you are doing a pretty good job. Keep us updated with more photo's so that we can see the finished product.

i saw it too sun. morning making tea and grits.. not together uck..boild 8 oz in 6 mins..

No Honey I am not drinking beer again. The Heni cans are Just for an emergency camp stove {:-)

It reminds me of the stove we used to make out of "C" rations cans. It looks like it should work out OK

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Originally Posted by Beans

No Honey I am not drinking beer again. The Heni cans are Just for an emergency camp stove {:-)

It reminds me of the stove we used to make out of "C" rations cans. It looks like it should work out OK

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Id like to see one of those.

Good idea on the utensil holders, Runs With Beer.

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Originally Posted by Geronimo!

Does the heni can hold up better than pop cans?

I tried to do a pop can stove, but didn't have the right tools to work with the thin aluminum

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What do you mean you didn't have the tools? To make an alcohol stove out of a pop can you need: scissors, thumb tack, hammer/rock/heavy pounding thing.

Thanks for the input.

Nice work! I like camp stoves almost as much as good knives. :D

After seeing some examples of home-made "can stoves", I made one from a coffee can and then made two "can pots" from two different sized cans (the smaller can fits inside the larger can for transportation). I'll stow the whole thing in a canvas bag that I have... haven't used it yet... but I thought I'd share the photos... It took me a little less than an hour to make...

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Oh, this stove will be used with woods, sticks, twigs, etc as fuel... I can put sticks in the bottom of the "big can", and have the "big can" sitting on its "base" in a coal fire if I wish. The slits/holes in the base & the holes in the "big can are for ventilation. The big hole, covered by a flexible tinfoil "cover", would be used to feed sticks, etc into the stove... the whole "stove" was made out of a regular size (34.5 oz) coffee can.

Those'll work. Nice job.

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Originally Posted by wildography

After seeing some examples of home-made "can stoves", I made one from a coffee can and then made two "can pots" from two different sized cans (the smaller can fits inside the larger can for transportation). I'll stow the whole thing in a canvas bag that I have... haven't used it yet... but I thought I'd share the photos... It took me a little less than an hour to make...

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Oh, this stove will be used with woods, sticks, twigs, etc as fuel... I can put sticks in the bottom of the "big can", and have the "big can" sitting on its "base" in a coal fire if I wish. The slits/holes in the base & the holes in the "big can are for ventilation. The big hole, covered by a flexible tinfoil "cover", would be used to feed sticks, etc into the stove... the whole "stove" was made out of a regular size (34.5 oz) coffee can.

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Nice job, Let us know when you try it out, I like the way you connected the lid to the pot. Cool idea.

nice. i like those stoves that burn almost any fuel. mine can run on cow poo,gasoline,alcahol, twigs,deer moss,grass,tinder bracket,moter oil,and a few more that i did'nt think of.

Good job, fire that baby up and take some pictures!

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Originally Posted by Runs With Beer

I made this cooking system last week out of utensil holders from Wall Mart, Cost $14.00 The alcohol stove is made of two hiny cans and burns for 30+ min. Also burns wood very well. The lid also works as a small frying pan. Let me know what you think, This is work in progress.

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Just saw this, that is cool. Will have to try this. Small but if it cooks and you are moving quickly it would be great and looks light also.

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Originally Posted by jawilliams0425

Just saw this, that is cool. Will have to try this. Small but if it cooks and you are moving quickly it would be great and looks light also.

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Thanks for the comment, Is bigger than it looks, The cook pot hold 8 cups, more than enough for two people.

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Originally Posted by pgvoutdoors

Good job, fire that baby up and take some pictures!

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Here is a photo of my "coffee can" stove in use... 8 minutes from the "flick of the Bic" to a rolling boil, for two cups of water. One thing that impressed me was the efficiency... the grass/twigs that I used for fuel burnt almost completely up; very little residue left.

oops... sorry for the sideways view... but you get the idea.

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Originally Posted by wildography

Here is a photo of my "coffee can" stove in use... 8 minutes from the "flick of the Bic" to a rolling boil, for two cups of water. One thing that impressed me was the efficiency... the grass/twigs that I used for fuel burnt almost completely up; very little residue left.

oops... sorry for the sideways view... but you get the idea.

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I like what you have done, These kinds of Skills are great to have, A good freind of mine calls it Redneck Engineering.

Looks Great wildography!

I just finished my stick stove. It can be turned upside down and used with a fuel tab or with the penny stove.

I made it from a piece of aluminum that I found. It can be broken down to carry flat in a pack.

The space under the triangular rack works like the charcoal starter, just use a piece of news paper.

Here are some pics:

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Nice job. Looks sturdy.

I'm impressed, Rebel! Good job! I, especially, like that it can be broken down and carried flat!

Well Damn, What a nice job, That is outstanding:art:

That is really cool. Recycling at it best. Nice job.

rebel - You built that one Marine proof!

Outstanding creativity and construction Rebel!

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