This is a how-to on how to make a survival cook stove instead of spending $25 to buy one online. It is a simple projecting that requires an old can, a pair of scissors, and a knife. Be careful and pay attention to his excellent instructions! Watch this video survival training tutorial and learn how to build a cook stove out of a tin can.
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4 Comments
WooHoo... That just drove Coleman stock down by about 150 points!
Rachael Ray should be here within the hours! ;-)
I am involved with Scouting, and have seen many different types of tin stoves. This one by far is the best I've come across thus far. Keep up the good work and I hope to see more outdoor stuff like this. Oh and by the way Asome knife.
I just followed this tutorial and made one of these! (Wear gloves!) Awesome little stove, can't wait to try it out!
Awesome
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