That looks like a nice little woodland walk. Whereabouts is it ?

I've found a way of cooking rice that suits me. Bring twice as much water by volume as rice to a boil. Add rice and simmer for fifteen minutes with the lid on so as not to lose any water as steam. Take off the heat and let stand for five minutes or untill all the water has been absorbed. It will still be oiping hot. Add whatever seasoning, veg and meat at the beging. Way better than any dehydrated meal.

Nice video my man ramblin and all ❤

Excellent. Thank you!

It does not look cheaper than bottlepill

nice story, nice music, nice video. Bravo! 😀✌

Thanks for sharing. I don't want to pay that kind of money for something I have made for free and works great, small and did I say free. I use a large bottle cap I fill with insulation I pinched from my attic and a small piece of window screen taken from a discarded screen. Bob's your uncle, free puck stove. 😁👍

A ground off the tab on the sisters ring/ flame extinguisher to make a slightly larger opening. Then I straightened a kilt pin, folded it in half and squashed and bent just one end to make a hook to rotate the cover. I can open it up again to use the pin to clean blocked trangia jets.

Thanks! Exactly what what i needed! :)

That looks like a lot of fun.

Thanks for sharing again.

I bought the 400ml version of that bottle. It holds my milk for coffee and cacao when I go on bike rides or bushcraft outings. The neoprene smelled rather bad at first, but an overnight soak in warm water and thorough drying got rid of that.

Brilliant!

I recently moved into my final home to retire. I had meant boxes which hasn't been opened in 3 decades. In one i found my Opinel #9 which i bought when i was 10. Wow. Memories. I took it everywhere when i was a kid. I cleaned and cooked fish with it. Today it just opens letters.

I've recently purchased the edition 130, the floorless tent. Does anyone know if there is an inner I can get for this. thanks.

Struggling to connect portable stove to campinggaz C 206, need advice guys

I've been to Weston loads and didn't know anything about this. Just looking at your channel because I got a bcb stove. Deserve more views.

You can't see too much can go wrong? Well mine slowly deflates and I cannot see ANYWHERE how it might be repaired.

Don't forget the stone can absorb water so that can reduce the effective fuel capacity. Try baking it to remove any water content first, then soak it in fuel.

i bought a smaller bag that can be used as a buttpack but it uses weird clips and i cannot unclip them however i try,any idea how i can do it?

Thanks for the video. I have been checking this pack out for a bit. I am glad I read the comments and will pass. I don't want to deal with the squeaking.

A good comparison mate 👍

Well done, now stop playing with it 😂😂

mine came with a broken valve and a gasket in poor shape

I occasionally burn lump charcoal in my Nano. I'm not sure of the temperature, but aluminum does melt way before stainless steel. So, a stainless steel washer glued in instead? Question: Will it fold with that. I have had some huge long hot fires in a Nano, I'm guessing the price you pay is for some good quality stainless. Never had a part warp. An off brand stove is a good idea, cheaper, frankly, some perform better than what is sold for it, to clip in. The stove at the bottom should lower the center of gravity, the lower the gas line coming out a good thing, too?

Spray the rubbing parts with Teflon powder.

The reason is because in some places is ilegal to travel with alcohol stoves. And this 'pill' pass as a whisky stone ice cube. So you can trabel with it and make alcohol gel (for hand sanitizer) and that's not s problem. Unlike a traditional stove.

So I need a vice, workbench, a single drywall screw, power drill, drill bits and a chunk of wood.... Since one can be an apartment dweller living in an urban center probably better to get a pair of snap ring pliers from Amazon for $8

Thanks so much for this Tutorial. I was close to throw my Opinel with Olivewood away. Now it works as new. Great.

I've been using this kind of adapter for years, never had a problems with it!!!

Nr6 for me.The nr8 is to bulky

Thanks for your support and feature - Great to see you using it as your go to drinking cup!

Never sand the timber... If it swells up due to moisture, dry it out and the timber will shrink. When dry, get a q tip and dip it in Danish oil or Boiled Linseed Oil cut 50/50 with Pure Gum Terpene. Apply to the end grain at the collar end repeatedly until it wont absorb any more. (You can also apply to the inside of the blade slot if so inclined but I have not found that necessary).

Thanks, great video. I'm heading to the Himalayas and the only available shop was Decathlon. I went for it. Cheers

53 quid ... tempted but ...

really nice job and sharing!

i wish i could find the honey stove in the us

Definitely have to give it a good Priming........Or it will just splutter and goes out...... but once it's going holds alot of fuel so it burns for well over 20 mins !!

Can anyone confirm it will fit EN417 fitting used for weed burner? Thanks

Great tutorial, just bought a No.6 and wanted to take the collar off for legal carry.

superb

I’d spotted this mat last year and, just on the basis of the specs on Snugpak’s website, I thought that it was never going to work. Thanks for confirming my suspicions. Cheers me Babby ! 😁

On the basis of the name, you think of warmth and multifunctional. In reality, this is not the case and therefore not worth the money. A fair review👍

Thanks for the review. Saved me $180.

Great little review. Having just come back from four days camping, I hardly slept a wink on one of those spongy sleep mats. Bought a second one for extra padding, but that wasn't much better. I saw the Quechua thing on the Decathlon site and thought it looked like an ingenious design. Couple of questions ... 1. Do you think a couple of sleep mats on top of the Quechua thing would work? 2. Have you actually tried a night's sleep on that thing? Cheers.

Be careful with those adapters! They are all made in china, they dont carry any form of safety compliance markings or any specs. I have several and one the top is loose, one is ok the other it can pop off the gas cannister with great ease.

That must be why I was only able to use my butane can on one cook.

An interesting video but sorry to put a dampener on your efforts as this test is so inaccurate that the information it yields is all but useless. I here outline some information which I believe may be more helpful. It is all based on my own extensive testing. 1. Puck size: The guy who came up with this idea must have done some exhaustive testing (as have I !), because his pucks are just about as good as you could make them.Two thinner pucks absorb the fuel quicker than one larger one and will also hold more fuel due to the absorptive nature of the stones. Two 40mm diam. X 15mm deep pucks (2 x 15g dry wt.) will hold approx 19g (or 24mls) of fuel total. 2. When using these stoves It is important that the water container sits directly on top of the stones to achieve max. performance. This is because the main heat from the stones is transferred to the pot and water by conduction. If the pot does not touch the hot stones the only heat it receives is by means of less efficient convection. A lot of heat is lost to the atmosphere. 3. If you use the stones this way you will match the advertised performance. 4. For maximum efficiency outdoors, a windshield, at least tall enough to protect the burning stones (50mm), should be used. In breezy conditions a windshield tall enough to protect the cooling wind from reaching the pot should be used. 5. It is also beneficial to stand the stones on a metal ring or disc which has in itself minimum contact with the ground or other supporting surface. The stones get so hot that any normal supporting surface is likely to be damaged or even burned. Further note: two stones is the most efficient setup for boiling water. One stone will take longer and more than two stones will likely waste fuel. The more stones used will generate more heat and hence produce a quicker boil. Using more stones does not extend the burn time to much degree but only increases the amount of heat produced. The laws of physics dictate that all things being equal a set wt/volume of fuel will only produce the same amount of heat irrespective of the type of stove used. The difference between the stoves is in the way that the stoves utilise the heat produced.

Nice method. But, what to do if you lost the blocking collar? Without the block a no.6 or 7 is quite dangerous tool. Opinel does not sell replacement collars, because knives are already cheap (I was told by a major reseller).

"you dirty boi!" got me. Haha. Great video.