INSANE! 1 log, 50 fires! Camping and Survival Hack.

[@larstueschjth2658]

That's just a primitive Swedish/ Finnish (or watch ever) fire(stick/branch/log) in a very simple way...what is the INSANE in that? Is this a channel for kids(KIDS)? ....U just lost me as a sub👎

[@maurice3464]

The Swiss requires a bit to drill a few holes. Where I am in agreement is who is going to carry a metal bucket? So just sand out the fire, you’ll still get multiple Cooks from it..

[@larstueschjth2658]

@@maurice3464 like i wrote....'very simple'!

[@Flatdec1]

Alcohol and "tubing" don't mix..🙃

[@riverratsurvival]

I agree, it's just a simple Swedish log. But Stoker didn't claim anything else. He's pointing out that one can be used multiple times. No one ever posts that. Some people are not quick-witted enough to figure out that it can be used over and over. I believe this video is for them.

[@maurice3464]

@@riverratsurvival Love this channel! And I agree with you as just 4-5 years ago I had no clue and just made regular camp fires!

[@gregcox600]

Here in the free state of Texas, we say “if you know beans about chili, you know there ain’t no beans in chili”. 😂. Everyone has their own likes. Great video!!!

[@erickhensley7680]

Here in Texas too! That was my first. What? There's no beans in chili!

[@srwisner]

Thus Chili WITH beans. No one would suggest that chili with cheese means there is cheese in chili.

[@silvercommander]

God bless Texas 🙌🏼

[@thearrowheadwoodsman3811]

I like Texas, I like chili with beans too. 👍

[@billyreb9167]

I believe there's more "meat" in chili without beans. Add your beans if you like, which i do. Preferably "Ranch Style Beans" for a unique blend of flavor. Great hack on conserving resources. Thanks!

[@nathanielmilam75]

I liked the fact that you used a different way to start the fire every time.

[@marclucier2533]

The bucket is an excellent tip

[@faith4freedom76]

Genus set up!!

[@chrishappysofar2090]

I wasn’t really expecting that many burns, quite impressive btw!

[@LoftLorian]

Just learning the bucket trick was worth the watch. Awesome dedication seeing this through

[@JackTheGiantKiller77]

The Swedish log fire is clearly an excellent choice for a sustainable fire. I also like the concept of the Dakota Fire Hole.

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Swedish fire logs are great for a long term fire. Great idea using the metal bucket to keep the logs intact for more burns.

[@maurice3464]

I dig it. We just don’t use a bucket, we put it out with sand. But have had multiple cooks using this method. Thanks Bud!

[@bradpage8967]

When you consider the caloric energy saved by this practice, this is HUGE!!! Always thought beans should be in soup, not chili, but in a post apocalyptic situation, I could probably eat chili with beans.

[@THERESISTANCE762]

Glad your enjoying the retired life!!

[@THERESISTANCE762]

Definitely gotta have beans!!

[@ThomasPaine77]

Stoker is gettin it done SON! STOKED!

[@tomdonahue8110]

Never thought of using a bucket. Great idea!

[@kp1knight725]

Got the wife saving the old wax from her scented wax warmers. she uses cotton balls to soak up the old wax then puts in new. The wax covered cotton balls are a great fire starter. As far as Oatmeal or grits, I prefer Oatmeal.

[@davidjacobs828]

This is the only video I've seen demonstrating multiple burns with the Swedish candle rocket stove .. Well done sir . Excellent video.

[@tacituskilgore8379]

Crazy timing on this one, Stoker! I used a very similar method last night, cooked a hobo stew in a 14cm Billy... could've made that one log for days.

[@lisajohnston6422]

Awesome video! Hormel chili WITH beans always! All three, oatmeal, grits, and cream of wheat.

[@PlainsmansCabin]

That is HUGE in a situation where resources are limited. Even as a time and calorie saver it is fantastic! Thanks for the testing and sharing! Its time to go a bucket just for that!

[@jasonjohnson6344]

Fantastic idea. Whomever thought this one up was thinking WAY outta the box. 👏👏

[@davidheath3827]

That's a damn good idea as it rains alot in England and saves on collecting wood every 5 minutes.....Nice

[@silveks24]

This is awesome 👍 if there were smaller gaps on sides plus air inflow from the bottom it might be even more efficient.

[@mudsslinger]

Great idea with the bucket snuffing

[@techmarc6996]

With a lid a steel bucket can capture (soft wood) charcoal to be pulverized. Add Sulfer & Ortho Stump Remover (per measurement ratios). And voila you've made Black Powder to refill spent 12 ga shells. Just replace primers & improvise waddings.

[@keithricketts4867]

I have a metal bucket just for this.. glad to see someone else saving fuel.. may need it one day

[@davidblanchard5252]

Both are super, I prefer mine with beans. But different strokes for different folks ! And Corn Bread and Rice a Must ! Cajun Style !

[@nickbarry7039]

Up here in the North Eastern U.S. I usually cook after getting done shooting at my local clubs winter trap league on an old King wood stove. The problem is it only has so much surface area. One big pot or 2 smaller ones. This year I plan on using the King and 1 or 2 Swedish log stoves. I will drill instead of split so I can regulate heat. One down the middle and four from the sides that I will plug if needed to reduce heat, if necessary. I am usually feeding 6 to 15 hungry and cold people. I plan on starting with a three foot diameter log to make it through the ten week season. Let you know how it works out. Thanks for all you do!!

[@BushcraftBuddy]

Great idea brother! Also loved all the methods you showed how to light the torch. Very inspiring, just had some thoughts on what you could do with two buckets and a drill in order to control the burn rate. Cheers from Germany and thanks again, Martin 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@banzaii6285]

Wow...who'd of thought, awesome stretching of a resource, and that metal bucket a key piece, dry and ready. 👍.

[@Papajohn308]

By far one of the best video’s

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

Good stuff brother!

[@bobbyfischer7028]

Impressive trial. Thanks

[@brad6054]

Beans - oatmeal. Great trick thanks for the Nugget

[@michaelcostanza3483]

Chili w/beans, oatmeal-maple, coffee Death wish Good vid.I'm Stoked

[@stuartniven2401]

Great video! Thanks, Stoker!

[@Doc-Holliday1776]

Showed up for the video, stayed for the dogo. Very cool video and great info.

[@skydivingcomrade1648]

Excellent content!! Great for base camp/cabin/multi use sites. Buckets/saw/axe/tripod/tender/wire and matches

[@arnsnicklefritz9634]

Saw Campbell's chilli has bioengineered ingredients in it. So does nature valley and most general Mills cereals.

[@brnrecluse2946]

Chili WITH BEANS! No harm in being a FART FACTORY in the woods!😂 Great video, Stoker!

[@jakeells66]

Frowler from alone did something similar by buying their firewood under the ashes. Essentially doing the same thing the bucket is doing.

[@jtig75]

I loved it broski. Like the rocket stove at the beginning. Def stoked...

[@donaldbarr8300]

Chilli- either way but usually with beans. I'm an oatmeal, cream of wheat, or grits. Cream of wheat and grits need a little more fuss than oatmeal. Grits with butter, cheese, salt and pepper can not be beat! The log does provide longevity, but only practical for a base camp, and only practical with seasoned wood.

[@BackcountryTripper]

This was a great concept to cover it and restart the burn. BTW I'm a cream of wheat guy too. Add some whey protein on the cream of wheat and it's delicious. Need to keep those muscles building :) Cheers, Dave.

[@bretfaulkner]

awesome.God bless everyone.

[@thomas-i5o7h]

Well, I see this whole idea as a great conservation of resources.

[@diligentsun1154]

That dog is Awesome!

[@moorejl57]

I will have to put this on my bucket list...

[@heathcoat67]

thanks for adding that tool to my brain box. I think you have the superior idea with the can to snuff out the fire, you probably can get the same results by just removing one element of the fire triangle. thanks, great video

[@jenniferbauman4802]

Great video. That's the way too do it right there. You lifting weights your arms are getting bigger. God bless. From Glenn CATT. In Massachusetts.

[@sweetor6714]

Lean, mean, not one bean. Great video ty.

[@jakeells66]

I wonder if you could prop that bucket up with some rocks allowing some airflow in and make it last longer, possibly even bringing it into a shelter as a heater.

[@mrjoshua2791]

Wow gotta say this exceed my assumptions by far and im only about half way through the video. This one is going in the cold storage data banks of my brain for sure!

[@devildogsbushcraft7898]

That's good science! I love it. Thanks for taking the time to do this. OORAH!

[@STOKERMATIC]

🦅🌎⚓️

[@jeffwelsh1185]

Hey Devil Dog, Great videos, great content. Saw a KZbin video where this guy in the snow in Canada would stay in a wall tent and burn a Swedish torch out side the tent and cook on it then put a pipe down in between the quartered log that was wired together. He had the pipe bent so it would go into the tent ant the pipe would carry the heat into the tent. Worked well for him. I grew up on oatmeal, grits, and cream of wheat. Home made chili with meat and beans, and well done steak. Now it is home made chili with meat and beans with cornbread baked in the 12” Dutch oven. Keep the videos coming. So much good gouge, and info. Semper fi Devil Dog

[@lewisvillalta2492]

Simple but practical thank you very much it shows that you don’t need hold lots to make a wood stove

[@toddvance4592]

Very impressive! Thank you for opening my eyes to new methods.

[@markoda2120]

Excellent video. New ideas. No beans in my chili.

[@thomas-i5o7h]

I like oatmeal and grits. I like to mix the two together, it makes a really hearty meal that sticks to your ribs.

[@slickwillie3376]

Seems workable as a cook stove idea.

[@daveedwards6567]

Interesting video 👍 it's great to see how menny fires you got out of that log well done

[@maverick4462]

Great conservation of resources, I like it.

[@troymorris4590]

With beans. Great video, great hack, Thanks.

[@RockyGully]

Your correct.This is insane! Was it a hardwood or a softwood.And Chillie with beans thanks!

[@rowvelations]

Brilliant! This is why I show up!

[@Dorje17]

Great idea,Thanks!!!

[@GruntProof]

Awesome man

[@raymondparker184]

A) Chili without beans on hot dogs or burgers, chili with beans on a plate or in a bowl. B) Oatmeal, grits, cream of wheat - in that order. Love 'em all. C) Steak medium/medium well. Always. Ribeye preferred.

[@2heavyb517]

Bumping your algo rhythmically 😁

[@fellowpatriot9162]

That's an awesome technique!!! I've seen the technique before but didn't know how many times you could cook off it. I like chili and beans, grits, and oatmeal, but it all depends what I'm in the mood for. Great concept with the metal bucket. Stoked to see this for sure.

[@shanehanson1268]

Outstanding hack, clever, keep it up!

[@myFloridaOasis]

Im going for the chilli with beans, oatmeal, and RARE steak. I'm also thinking of bucket alternatives.

[@runningman1156]

another great idea 👍chili, with or with out is good, oatmeal

[@renegadearms]

I always thought those would be pretty efficient now we know.

[@ColemanOutdoors]

That was great! I had a feeling that was going to last you several weeks. Also.... Chili in a bowl has got to have beans. On a cheese burger....no beans! Oatmeal meal for me, but I won't pass on Cream'O'Wheat if it's topped with a pad of butter and brown sugar. Just like grandma used to make. 😉 Really enjoyed the video, dude!

[@John-p3e6t]

BADASS!!!! 👍

[@jeffedoe4189]

Excellent tip thanks for sharing

[@louiemorris9598]

I'll have to try it. 1. Chili with beans if not it's just tomato soup with meat. 2. In the South. Grits only.

[@stann6868]

Seems like valuable info to me. I think I've seen something similar to this used to heat a shelter. Can't quite remember but, I think they were able to pipe in the heat without the smoke. Pretty sure the fire was outside the shelter.

[@clayjohnson-ry8lt]

Excellent Idea! Great video

[@pB-vp3mo]

Well done! Having a large bucket can be quite an advantage. This would be an advantage for someone with limited mobility or injured. Most of us have seen the torch or rocket stove before. A question, would this be as effective in cold weather where you need the extra heat? I am impressed with the idea and had never seen this technique used this way. Another tool for my toolbox. Thanks!

[@GatorsRock01]

No beans in the chili. Grits are the way to go. I like this concept for long term fire needs. One good sized log for that many burns is a no brainer...

[@kennethtolbird8762]

Good idea, I will try it

[@RedDevil5081]

Chili without beans! Oatmeal (Raisins and Spice). Grits (Cheese). Spam, Bacon, Regular, Hickory Smoke Black Pepper and Tabasco). Jiff Peanut Butter. 😁👍🏻

[@globyois]

Fantastic idea! Love it, it seemed to work great! But who can carry a five gallon bucket in their backpack?! However, if one were to carry and TWO gallon metal bucket (that would fit into my M.OL.L.E. pack) and chose logs of an appropriate thickness, one would get plenty of burns for a number of days, I would think? Might be more practical and just the ticket!

[@tykit9230]

I'm a cream of wheat guy too

[@user-wu7rf6kl6j]

Friggin brilliant

[@TAVAAR7]

Ive seen that method before but have yet to test number of meals myself, but it works well in winter to keep a small fore going. 1- Its not chili without beans 2- oatmeal when I was younger, preferred grits since early 20s Hope that topped off the flask sufficiently 😁👍

[@chriskeating5926]

Irish oatmeal steel cut ...NO GLYSOPHATE...grown in Ireland

[@GenXGemini]

Great video, Stoker! To answer your questions, definitely beans in the chili. Tastes better and more fun later.😆 I personally, cannot stand oatmeal, grits, or cream of wheat. Oatmeal is a lie. It smells delicious, but 🤮. Lol. I'm sure I'd force it down in a SHTF situation, though. Thanks for another great video. Keep them coming!

[@mariesonoma]

Butter & brown sugar 😋

[@srwisner]

I wonder if this could be extended even further if you had two trash cans. One used as you did to extinguish the fire. The other with a ‘’metered” hole in the top to both regulate(to a small extent) the burn, but more importantly to concentrate the flames to the desired purpose. The other to inlet combustion air at a low point(possibly more than one

[@srwisner]

Also might give a more even burn, or not matter if it burns even as long as it burns, since the heat would be confined to the top hole. And of course I realize now my previous comment didn’t mention the rocket stove effect

[@robertjackson1407]

Thank you 😊

[@AndysTechGarage]

Love the pot/canteen! What brand/make please? Thank you

[@Scott-p5y]

I love my grits. Where do buy a metal bucket?

[@billyblastoff7027]

Great Job looks like you learned something too. Big question is where did you get that 5 gallon galvanised metal pail

[@STOKERMATIC]

Any box store had them.

[@John-p3e6t]

That was badass!!! 🎯

[@dn88s]

pretty impressive

[@Sh311Sh0ck3d]

That bucket would get hot enough to lift the skin off your hands. Wouldn't take someone to sit on it lol. Carting a metal bucket big enough to cover logs might be tricky. I will have to rearrange my bugout bag.

[@mikhailkalashnikov4599]

What no heat tabs?

[@haroldcotten1840]

Chile with beans of course 👍