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Cooking food over an open fire is romantic, but not very practical. This small alcohol stove is easy to build and will make cooking outdoors simple and efficient. Cut the pop can with the burner hole down to 7/8 inches tall from the bottom. The stove will function just fine without the pieces being epoxied together. A soda can mini stove/fireplace that keeps you warm. Try making your own easy, lightweight and portable cooking stove from used aluminum beverage cans. Homer's Pop Can Camping Stove Designs . Recently I've come across designs for backpacking stoves made from pop cans. With tips from this video, make a soda can stove. this is an alcohol stove. don't use white gas, coleman fuel or any other gasoline fuels in this stove! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beverage-can_stove Anyone else see this before, have Looks intriguing!
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was that of excessive weight and fuel consumption when compared to smaller stoves available on the market or made by using homemade instructions (i.e., pop can stoves). I built a camp stove out of a popcan and used isopropyl alcohol as fueldon't try this unless you know what you are doing. It was nice to have one to compare to my other stoves. Alcohol stoves have become the most popular for thru hikers on the Appalachian Trail, because of their zero failure rate. Treehugger wrote:I finally tried the pop can stove. It looks great,however I haven't gotten it to work yet. I used rubbing alcohol. This is the home of the Popcan Stove in the UK. Popcan Stoves, known in the US as Pepsi-can Stoves or Soda-can Stoves, burn alcohol, or Methylated Spirit (Meths). The stove shown above is made from two 12oz pop can bottoms. Here's a great camping hack to use two aluminum beverage cans to make a small and portable 15 minute stove. It's small, so uses would be limited.
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Step-by-step directions for how to make a soda can stove—a cheap, lightweight, alternative for backpackers. quot;I have used my pop can stove for three summers and over 1300 miles of hiking. Cooking outdoors is often part of camping or backpacking. When you're traveling light, the last thing you want to strap to your back is a cumbersome camp stove. I'll show you how to make a great little portable stove from stuff you probably have laying around your house! One thing that I don’t like is using fiddly pot stands that are common when using homemade pop-can stoves; it seemed like a sideburner solved the problem. Among the least expensive options for a stove while camping or backpacking is a homemade alcohol stove, often called a beverage stove or pop-can stove. The top/base can be used as a cover for storage or to seal the stove and save fuel between meals. This folding 3-legged stand gets the stove off the cold ground, and supports a cookpot. How i make a popcan stove and other bits of wisdom from the Nutcase survivalist. Learn how to make a working stove from two ordinary soda cans.
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