Make your own Stealth Stove

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• FE

  @Feraille · 4 years ago

  Striking a fero rod with an Opinel is a sure sign of good taste. Thank you for the nice and easy little stove project.

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• AA

  @aantosca · 3 years ago

  Made this with my Grand-Daughter tonight and was just brilliant! We cooked her favorite meal... Raman noodles.<br> She was thrilled she built it!!! and the fact that she gets to calls it the &quot;Monkey Boy Stove&quot; makes it that much more fun. Thank you Very Much

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• DA

  @davidmiller4078 · 8 months ago

  Nice &nbsp; &nbsp;presentation &nbsp; &nbsp;cheers

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• GW

  @GworxOz3953 · 1 year ago

  Bloody good video. 👍

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• TU

  @tugandang · 5 years ago

  Didn&apos;t use the mesh on mine,but will make adjustment.I made one in lip balm tin but used stove rope,the stuff for wood burners.£2.20 Amazon.Great little stove.That and little fluid,little pot to boil coffee if caught out..cracked it.

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• BA

  @badhat3051 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I made this little burner but I don&apos;t have an attic or loft , so there wasn&apos;t any insulation, so I improvised (I had just replaced the insulation in my fire place door, had some insulation rope left over) 1/4 inch rope (2 layers) I also ruined a tea strainer to get the screening. long story short I filled it up with denatured alcohol lite it up and it burned for just under 10 minutes. next I filled it up sat it in an Esbit Pocket Stove lite it up and in just under 5 minutes had 2 cups of water at a full roiling boil. &nbsp; its a great little burner

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• AL

  @alangreen6844 · 5 years ago

  made one from a shoe polish tin &nbsp;and a pot stand from a old computer fan guard and some 4 inch bolts

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• PJ

  @pjgtech · 3 years ago

  Just tried this with an airgun pellet tin (.22) and worked a treat! Thanx... 8-)

• JE

  @jerrybootneck1736 · 4 years ago

  If anyone makes this tiny stove, then buy your tin of Vaseline but don&apos;t waste the Vaseline, coat cotton wool balls with it and keep it in a waterproof bag and use the balls to start an open fire with. The Vaseline being petroleum based will take a spark very easily and will burn much longer to allow you to build your fire.

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• SA

  @sammyslavvu1981 · 5 years ago

  This has made my day Neil, thank you for showing everyone the stove and for the shout out 😀 you are correct we moved to Scotland and I am currently in the process of building a canoe which will hopefully be featured on TV again soon. You are always welcome to join me on adventures he in Scotland some day in fact I will &nbsp;be renaming my channel soon to Sammy&apos;s-lavvu where I will sharing my adventures. Hope to see you in the near future from your old friend Sammy aka monkeboy 😉 p.s Keep up the awesome videos

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• UT

  @utubeape · 4 years ago

  Great little stove idea, it was so simple to make. I used an empty dubbing wax tin. It worked well cutting a long thin strip of insulation and rolling it up into a spiral shape.<br>I am going to experiment gluing in a rubber gasket on the lid to keep the meths in, it leaked out a bit

• JA

  @jamesthornton3339 · 4 years ago

  Much like a kojin stove that is sold with the caldera cone.