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First post here and let me say that I have enjoyed this site very much so far. I live in Western North Carolina and spend a lot of my time backcountry camping the GSMNP. Here is a very easy stove to make out of a tuna can. Plus the alcohol is a multi use item.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/2290836/hobo_stove_ultralight_backpacking_build_it_in_3_minutes/
Great video, funny I just bought a small can of tuna today to make a new stove. I stepped on my last one. $1.00 for dinner and a new cooker, not bad. Ali
Betcha the stove stinks of tuna every time you use it!
Cheers
Let me guess, youve been there done that? My last one was made with a small tin I found at my local art store but they like many small local comany's have shut thier doors. :( What would you suggest? Ali
Roger, the tuna smell gets burned away, and actually, if you wash it w/ hot soap and water before punching the holes, it doesn't really smell like tuna at all.
Jonathan, you can do the exact same thing with a 3oz.Fancy Feast can for smaller pots.
-Evan
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