DIY mess kit with alcohol stove and poncho shelter: Coffee on the go!

[@kennethwilson8633]

Nice peaceful location and video…have fun stay safe.

[@hermanofthewoods]

Thanks, you too!

[@jamesbreeden3140]

That is a good idea .

[@isserfiq]

Neat idea on the DIY spork. Check a Goodwill store for used stainless steel water bottles. The can usually be had for a couple bucks. Cut them down to make a good cooking cup.

[@hermanofthewoods]

@isserfiq i certainly will! (I do have quite some collection to fiddle with! ) Thanks for participating! Allu bottles and other stuff is very usable too. In another video I used a water bowl from alluminium that came from a parrot cage. For me thats part of the fun. Stainless steel sometimes is hard to work with.

[@michaelbiggs7129]

All good ideas 👍

[@hermanofthewoods]

Thanks!

[@Georgecobb-s1v]

Have a blessed Thanksgiving!

[@hermanofthewoods]

@@Georgecobb-s1v thank you. Wish you the same!

[@hermanofthewoods]

Thanks for the warning, and your absolutely right. In the video i already mention a stainless steel replacement and in the discriptoon I do give other options and earnings. Besides the rust, the coating in tin cans are to be considered unhealthy aswel. Here temperature matters ( water!). And yes buying a pot for 20 is als possible... But part of the fun is to do it different. Thanks for sharing your concern!

[@FollowChristNotMan]

Gonna kill yourself with that rust man. Cheap campfire cook pot or even tiny iron pot with a lid is only 20$ or less at goodwill

[@timwhite4432]

Not to mention the plastic can lining.

[@hermanofthewoods]

Exactly Tim, thats wat I ment with 'coating' in my discription and answer earlier. If you keep the can filled with water, nothing will happen with the costing. You can even boil water on a fire in paper! The paper won:t burn. Stirring with a spork might damage the plastic coating too. Good for people to know, Therefor this extended reply;-) Thanks again for reacting!