This stove design is absolute simplicity and well within the skill levels of virtually anyone. I was able to make one on my first try using only my Leatherman. Scouts in Troop 18, in Bend, Oregon, were all able to complete this project with a minimum of help. The stoves work very well, are safe to operate and are a creative way to recycle aluminum cans!
By Leon Pantenburg All things considered, any emergency situation can be ...
by Leon Pantenburg Monday night I was interviewed for an hour on ...
Introduction by Leon Pantenburg We were on a backpacking trip through ...
// // Come up with the correct location of this ...
In some parts of the country, soaring temperatures have already ...
by Leon Pantenburg Up on the ridge, the sudden autumn storm ...
Last week, I taught the firemaking part of the Fremont District Boy ...
by Leon Pantenburg The best firestarting system can also be the ...
// // by Leon Pantenburg Inevitably, at every firemaking seminar I ...
To drink, or not to drink? That is a critical ...
(Stay or go? A fundamental precept of urban and wilderness ...
Editor's Note: If you haven't learned survival skills by the ...
The stoves work really well, and are easy to make, as long as you get the Safeway brand ginger ale. Other pop cans will work, but the ginger ale can eliminates the need for measuring.
I liked the can stove idea. I will try it with my son, who is also a boyscout.
E. Schmid
Texas