[Sandman]

I found this today, http://www.csun.edu/~mjurey/penny.html its probably the best can stove Ive ever seen. I am thinking about trying to build one myself. Obviously they ear incredibly light and its what the guy on youtube used cooking in the green bucket

 

[shotgunken]

another item for my shopping list

 

[Sandman]

Me too. I am going to try to make my own this weekend. I will make you tube videos if the results aren't to humiliating. Neither look that hard and both come with pretty good instructions. This is the kind of thing I like to stash in the trunk of the car with some beans and rice.

 

[Lastboyscout]

actually looks like a fun project to get the kids involved in also. Gonna have to make one or two of these. Thanks for posting it.

 

[SLCLee]

"set it and forget it!" I love it. I miss those ron popeil infomercials

 

[Team 7]

Anyone using the 5$ coke can?

 

[Jdecks]

I recently got one of the pepsi can alcohol cans. I have not tried it out but it is a perfect size and easy to use. I got mine from ebay and have it in my BOB.

 

[fesno]

excellent info

 

[Bigdog57]

I have a buddy who uses the popcan stove. It is very efficient, and light weight.
BUT - you need to carry the denatured alcohol fuel - you need a secure bottle to prevent spillage. Also, it isn't particularly stable with a pot on top.


Myself, I just use an Esbit stove with GI surplus Trioxane fuel - I buy it by the case.

 

[shawn]

Lannyplans is a member on this site. I think his handle is stoveman or something.

 

[s.a.s-survivalist]

hi im new to this forum and just wanted to say that this penny stove is a big flop it blew up like a grenade and covered me in burning alcohol it might be a good ida on paper but its not in practice hope this would be helpful jordan

 

[sixpack110]

One problem

Lannyplans is a member on this site. I think his handle is stoveman or something.

Lenny go taken at the dollar store, he said he got the cake pan for a 1.50 at the dollar store. lol...I'm gonna watch it again to make sure.