Making a Tin Can Stove

[@jspringe]

Thank you! Such a well done video. I'm planning on doing this for my Junior Girl Scouts. Great memories from my own Girl Scout Days.

[@koinijikoimizu]

I've been trying to find a tutorial to make a desktop, candle powered polymer clay oven since I make tiny charms and it's a pain heating up an entire oven just to cure them. I can't quite afford a good toaster oven and make small batches anyway. Your tutorial is a Godsend and bless you so much for making this video to share your wonderful knowledge!

[@EcoEnvious]

Thank you for this video. I made these as a Girl Scout, too. I was thinking about making one again for camping as an adult. Not sure it will convince my spouse not to buy a propane camp stove, but, it'll be fun anyway.

[@asteroid684]

Great idea for a damper, been looking for ideas to make on. Thank you!

[@mainevilleprepper4885]

@maryanncupboards...Wouldn't you want your tin can stove to be smaller so you get more heat to the bottom of the stove?

[@celian70]

i liked you video i found it very interesting thank you

[@lindabeebe7065]

I loved this video and learned a lot. However please add an amendment to this video. Do NOT melt wax over high heat. Use a double boiler system made from a tin can in a pot over low heat to avoid the wax starting on fire. Just a friendly safety tip.

[@melanienelson8054]

There is a lot of echo on the video because it was recorded with a camera that had good video quality, but not audio quality. I think we might need to redo it. Sorry for all the noise.

[@williamjones9459]

Thank-You.

[@cillaloves2fish688]

Awesome!!!

[@krisqueen5939]

Thanks

[@rickmuller6597]

Thank you

[@patty12058]

Did anyone else have trouble with double audio on this video?

[@fullthrottle5774]

Thanks you mama