Testing The Toughest Gas Can On AMAZON

[@wranglerstar]

YOU CAN GET A Wavian Jerry Can Here: wavianusa.com/

[@Incognito_adv]

Try this one: www.thegrommet.com/our-makers/surecan

[@deriondyson7770]

I don't normally comment, but it would be a shame to see those ww2 gas cans get turned into scrap. They make a gas tank liner to restore old rusty tanks. I've used it on an old motorcycle tank and it worked great. Have to follow the instructions to the letter or it wont work right. It comes in a couple parts. It has an Acid etch to get rid of the rust, then a cleaner and a coating. You should check it out and keep those old cans around.

[@edaker4684]

Never before have I seen such a love affair with a gas can. 😆

[@FSB5847]

Hey, you can buy tank coating kits for motorcycle tanks that have rusted inside. You could attempt to coat the inside of those old cans and keep them in service for a little while longer. add a fresh coat of rust resistant paint to the outside and they will be good as new!

[@Fatcat-racing]

What is the difference between jerry cans and gas cans?

[@brentontasker2662]

Something my Grandad taught me when poring a full or near full jerry can. If you turn the can onto its side at the beginning it vents better and wont gurgle you'll maintain a constant stream. So you shouldn't have as much spillage without a funnel. Gotta love the old men they had figured it all out in their lifetimes and passing simple knowledge down to us.

[@ბექაწიგნაძე]

Yes thats correct, same with car oil containers. You leave air in top portion so it vents better

[@leviathanmdk]

As a european guy who used this can's al his life is say this. That is why the nozzel is ofset to one side. You hold them sideways with th nozzle side up. That way you can poor verry well whitout much gurgling at al.

[@haider254]

Thumbs up to this. Been using this design all my life. Turn it on its side with the and pour with the nozzle side up. It feels counter intuative at first but once you get the first 10-15 % out it'll pour out nicely. As Steve above said, same trick works on oil jugs, or anything with an offset top. It becomes second nature after a while.

[@marc-andreservant201]

Windshield wiper fluid containers actually have a diagram showing that you should turn it on its side embossed into the plastic. It's a pretty well known trick and it works great.

[@terrypacker1192]

Great review 👍 , but you could of shown the nozzle in action ?!

[@ThatGuy17371]

I didn't realize i needed a Jerry can so badly.

[@mattwilcox3645]

This can on one side & saddlebag on the other on your motorcycle. yep.

[@robertkywildcats9266]

Keep a rag with those type of cans. In the summer months put the rag over the lid and slowly open. This will stop the dreaded fuel bath. In the winter, keep a flat head screwdriver,so you can pry the lid off. Those cans don't off gas, which is the big appeal to owning them.

[@ivermec-tin666]

@@mattwilcox3645 Too large and heavy. The Russians used a 5 liter can on a rack as a standard accessory for their military motorcycles.

[@thefirsthuffman]

First Name Last Name these wavian cans come in 5L, 10L, and 20L sizes.

[@sebastianhart4841]

Hahah, same here

[@jokeal3613]

When you said expensive, I thought $200, $80 is a deal for that quality

[@willierants5880]

One more month man! :)

[@AJ-ri5ee]

One at the tractor store or harbor freight is $40, so it's not bad at all for a wavian

[@GraveDigger78]

A lot of times they have scratch and dent ones for $65. I bought one and it looks the same after UPS got their hands on it

[@marvin3283]

In Germany they only cost around 20 euros (22 dollar)

[@nickhetzer2744]

In germany you can get used ones from the bundeswehr (military in germany) for 20 bucks

[@d.cantrell4591]

I am very impressed. The Jerry cans we used in the Army over 40 years ago were already all banged up. Twelve of them rode in the trailer I pulled with generators for communications equipment. One got away and slid about a thousand feet or more in the snow, could not open it the lid was stuck from being hit by a rock. During WWII many Germans were caught with a small hose to siphon gas. I doubt much fuel was lost due to lack of a spout, you can always siphon even from a bucket.

[@rogaldorn605]

"Finally metric system does something good to society" Inhales:BOI WHAT DE FU

[@rcmaniac77]

Was thinking the same😂😂

[@pixelgaming5254]

i mean metric system is inferior in almost every way to the imperial system

[@XTC95]

@@pixelgaming5254 please let this be a joke

[@ShrikeGFX]

imagine calculating in feet and bananas and then thinking the perfect measurement system where everything is 1:1 is bad

[@nothingbutart7473]

ShrikeGFX imperial is easy, when you grow up with it. Just like the metric system is easy to Europeans because they grew up with it.

[@identifiesas65.wheresmyche95]

4:25 the tri-handle setup also allows you to carry two empty cans in one hand without having to angle the cans and causing extra stress on your fingers!

[@tbag-2224]

I'd like to see the test duplicated with a plastic can .... for science of course

[@daftnord4957]

With ALL plastic cans, into a volcano

[@ronin58]

lets see a test compared to the Scepters. the Military one's!

[@SkyTrashActual]

I have a bunch of scepters, that seem very tough. I’d like to see them tested.

[@funny36ful]

tbag - I feel a good plastic can would retain its shape better, but would eventually tear apart with a major beating.

[@clarencesmith9580]

I would love to see the 17' drop test with a full 5-gallon plastic can.

[@jeffwallace957]

My German grandfather was both a machinist and an accountant. He said buy quality and buy it once. You got the right idea this is a heck of a great gas can. Thanks for the terrific content as always God bless

[@vansongs]

I fell out of a treehouse as a kid and have had motorcycle accidents at well above 40 mph. Granted I do leak slightly, and get confused by multiple measurement systems.

[@allywtf7789]

Bob Wright how do you leak .-.

[@vansongs]

@@allywtf7789 Gee that is kind of personal heh heh

[@allywtf7789]

Bob Wright i-

[@selfdependence802]

😂😂

[@markusvarusk4643]

but all in the same day?

[@randomcitizen2384]

I got some old Jerry cans for free. They had so much rust in them I could see light through the pin holes. I had some POR15 (metal/prep ready) left over from a project and used it on the interior and exterior of the cans after taking a wire wheel to the outside. For $15 on Amazon I got the POR15 tank sealer and re sealed the interior of 4 Jerry cans! That one 8oz can has fantastic coverage. With a few coats of spray paint on the exterior I now have like new Jerry cans. Several months later there have been no leaks and the POR15 sealer is just as pristine as the day I put it in.

[@petercar96]

British slang for Germans was Jerry so the German fuel cans were called "Jerry cans "

[@QoraxAudio]

American slang for the British was "The Tommies", because of their Thompson guns aka. Tommyguns. It's the origin of the names in the animated series "Tom and Jerry".

[@420ringo420]

Qorax Wikipedia says different...Tom and Jerry" was a commonplace phrase for youngsters indulging in riotous behaviour in 19th-century London. The term comes from Life in London, or Days and Nights of Jerry Hawthorne and his elegant friend Corinthian Tom (1823) by Pierce Egan.[8] However Brewer notes no more than an "unconscious" echo of the Regency era original in the naming of the cartoon.

[@nooneimportant4510]

@@QoraxAudio I did not know that thanx

[@roBLINDhood]

I’m locked tight to this channel!!

[@willp9834]

The jerry can handle is also designed so you can carry two cans with one hand.

[@retardedpranksters4758]

Will Pounder thats what i thought

[@retardedpranksters4758]

Will Pounder hes all saying for when the germans get tired but i know germans never get tired

[@ColtonBlumhagen]

That's a strong kraut that can carry 10 gallons with 1 hand.

[@Spudwellington]

@@ColtonBlumhagen lol im quite certain they dont like being referred to as krauts, but on another note, one German could probably carry 4 empties...

[@MrBillchair]

Generally 2 in 1 hand when they were empty, thus you could carry 4.

[@jenssendke5409]

Seems, these "Wavian" cans are made at the Valpro Company in Latvia, Europe ( www.valpro.lv ) Here in Germany you get them around 20 € / 22 US$ in the shops. We use them for years now, without any problems. Interestingly jerrycans are not produced in Germany anymore. Even the Bundeswehr ( German Army) is using Valpro cans from Latvia.

[@scottybobatv]

Something about the jerry can not only are they tough but they look iconic, just owning one gives me the fizz each time i have to use mine

[@wranglerstar]

You and me both Scott,

[@TheZigZiggy]

For the East Coasters it's a thrill running up their leg.

[@robertkywildcats9266]

If you get a jiggle siphon, you can leave the can in your truck.

[@christhorndike4614]

I’ve been here for like 5 years😂😂😂

[@scottishprepper8835]

Chris Thorndike me too

[@billbowgaggens306]

Chris Thorndike yea me too

[@codyshearer7626]

Yep me to

[@syndrome7589]

Chris Thorndike where is your icon to prove it?

[@preludecurtis]

I waited too long...

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Interesting and creative fun Cody..thanks for the entertainment buddy! Good stuff!

[@andy.1236]

You could use por 15 tank coating on the inside of the original cans. Works really well if applied correctly!

[@INSIDEHARDWARE]

If they are real GI you can easily restore with POR (paint over rust) a 2-3 step cleaning process. You will be amazed. And not too much work. Also good video content (ask POR to sponsor a vid). Great product for real

[@INSIDEHARDWARE]

I restored my old fuel tank on car restoration. Mainly it’s just pouring in contents and shaking well.... and letting sit and dry between steps! Worth looking into before discarding old ones

[@bloodbushcraft2467]

I wanna see a cheaper Jerry can go through these tests to see the difference

[@harrybeamesderfer2102]

I would like to see how a scepter military gas would hold up to your tests.

[@CGoffgrid]

Me too. I have those on my watch list.

[@Airsoftforall]

I have several I use to hold diesel for my tractor and those have fallen and been run over. They hold up quite well.

[@johnsandru3907]

Scepter are the best. You can get them in Canada Eh! Every time I go up I pick up a few more.

[@potrblog]

The cap on the scepter cans is a known weak point which cracks/breaks/leaks over time; and the overall service life is NOT decades. One benefit of the scepter can is that they tend to melt instead of explosively failing in a fire. If explosive failure is a concern the Wavian Explo-Safe can with the aluminum mesh interior is the way to go; those cans can be welded on with out exploding; probably the safest can to carry in or on a vehicle.

[@gabethompson3204]

"look at granddads cans" I gotta start watching you sober 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kropikovo]

We in the Eastern Block didn't have central heating, so my parents got a heater that ran on fuel. My mum had to get the fuel and she use the German gas cans, and she loved them :) I still have memories of walking by her in the street carrying 2 full gas cans in her hands.

[@24outdoors]

Welp time to order some new gas cans. Good timing, I just broke one 3 days ago..

[@johnbaker1039]

While the EPA didn't help the gas can industry it was all the law suits against the makers of gas cans that caused what we have to use today. Seems some people were poring gas while the engines were either still hot or actually running and you all can guess what happened. I am sure my grandson will love this can. I am sure I need at least two.

[@bradleycameron6014]

"These cans give me the fizz"

[@almadeckard8360]

Thanks, we some and water cans too. At Wavian USA I found the long flex nozzle.

[@_windows_software_wizard_2136]

At least we know Mr. wranglerstar is a honest man who enjoys a nice set of cans.

[@biosaber585]

I'll say this, my dad owns heavy plastic cans from when he used to mud race (drag racing in offroad vehicles, it's as crazy as it sounds) and we still use them, we've dropped them, banged them up, etc. And they do in fact hold up, however these will be a birthday gift for him as a replacement for at least a few of them. We have some of the round vintage cans but we dont use them due to their age, hopefully these will last him a long time :)

[@briand13522]

"Look at granddad's cans"

[@SaiedKarmally]

Awesome Testing. Firefighter Approved too. I'm absolutely honored to be a longtime supporter and member of the Wranglerstar family.

[@probeteam9936]

I found a guy who had a home heating oil Delivery company. He kept two of the military Gerry cans in each truck with home heating oil in them. He recently closed his company... and is selling everything including these cans. I scored 6 of them for $120 ... and they were pristine because of the constant contact with the dyed diesel. He has 50 or so, so I'm gonna collect another half dozen at least. EZ flow sells new caps and gaskets... and after a good cleaning... they are the flagship of my fuel storage now. Having said that, the Wavian cans are the best you can buy on the market these days. They will be perfect for your needs... and if you feel the roto packs aren't providing the capacity you need... the Wavian will fill that gap. Thank you for your time, the video and the sacrifice of this great can ... God Bless you and the family... and have a great day.

[@hhoward14]

When you have to carefully pour from a "kraft-stoff canister", hold the can nearly flat, with the opening at the highest point. It will then pour neatly, without "glugging"... Done it for at least sixty years. I have a modern, steel, 5lt version that I use for my fire-wood, chainsaws. I never need a spout, and I seldom spill any. I believe it was British solders that first used the term "Jerry" during the first world war, Jerry being the English term for a "chamber pot". which is what the new German helmets looked like to British Tommies... It was Rommels retreating army in the desert, that left large numbers of these empty cans in perfect condition for the advancing British army to "gratefully" reuse... The singular term: "Jerry" was applied as a collective noun by ordinary English and British people during the second war, as in "Jerry will be over again to night", meaning another air raid.... Modern plastic fuel containers should not be called "Jerry cans".....

[@PallyLIVE]

No hate intended here, but I need to point a couple things out as both a journeyman metalworker and welder, as well as a journeyman in carpentry. First, a welded seam/bond done properly will be stronger than the bare metal. If your welds are breaking before the metal, you're doing it incorrectly. Second, in most cases, the metric system is vastly superior, more streamlined and a more accurate standard. Love the videos, man. :D

[@johnnnny]

I’ve honestly never seen anyone pour gasoline like that. Lol. I’m assuming that was for comedic purposes, made me laugh anyway

[@evankniolek1154]

These cans can survive anything if they can survive Mr. Wrangler Star's test.

[@MrBillchair]

Hi Cody, I love your hatred of my queens metric system! ...I was hoping to see a side by side comparison of the new can vs its closest plastic one. The drop test (from Jacks tree house that I watched you build & rant at people who were builders etc.) The "stunt man" test would have been amusing side by side, but the side by side adventure van ramp would have left me deflated! 😆👍 ...Your 1 yr member from the land down under!

[@Synthwave89]

"I mean, look at granddad's cans". I don't know why I laughed so hard at that. lol. but thanks for the video, I'm pulling the trigger on these, not literally of course.

[@meanygreenyyt5893]

Try and restore them so they can be put on display for a long time without them being rusted away

[@potrblog]

Even better & safer is the Wavian EXPLO-SAFE can with the DETO-STOP mesh inside www.jerrycans.co.uk/product/red-explosafe-20/ The inside of the Explo-Safe can is filled with an aluminum mesh which the stops the can from exploding if shot, or even welded on (yes video exists).Plus, the mesh acts like a sacrificial anode, meaning the inside of the can is not painted. With the Deto-stop mesh, the 20L can holds exactly 5 gal. One aspect of the three handle design you didn't mention is that it also allows you to carry 2 cans with just one hand. They also have them in yellow; the price works out to about $56 per can

[@nealwalden3543]

Hey Cody: There seems to be this same can, without a spigot.... at around $65. Then the European nozzle at $28 or so, gets you a complete set up. Did you see this option from Wavian's?

[@codyloe4719]

Great videos man keep it up I love your channel it is my very favorite channel and every time you post I get so excited when I get the notification thanks so much

[@strykeforce1151]

It's not secure....*shakes violently and doesn't come out*

[@kylebradley2988]

This east coast man has been a subscriber for over 2 years. Keep up the good work 👍

[@sillybirdy1994]

I work for a company that is a distributor of these and fun fact: The Wavian cans are using the same German WW2 factory to make these today. They arent just a reproduction or a copy, they are exactly the same. No change. The tooling is in Latvia where it was back in the day and everything. Pretty impressive.

[@fsmoura]

1:00 Well if it's a German design you know it's good.

[@voshsahaal6103]

Maus. Yeah no.

[@Dan_Gleeballs420]

The germans didn't do anything wrong. 👍

[@kyleh8380]

As a guy not yet in my 30's i really appreciate your speaking on heritage type products. It definitely changes how i think about the true cost of an item.

[@KillerNetDog]

That must be why WWII trucks had a 6" diameter gas cap and extended tube, no funnel needed.

[@OverlandOne]

Just ordered one from amazon as I am on the road full time and my cheap $30 one I started out with 1.5 years ago, oil canned so bad with temperature changes, it formed sharp creases and with a little more flexing, it will start to leak I am sure. I am boondocking a lot and keep the fuel for my generator, or for my RV, in case of emergency, so I need a good can. Thanks for doing this video. That was some very good testing. My cheap can would have failed every test.

[@f-tech2790]

This way more entertaining than a video on a gas can should be!

[@Killscreen123]

Standard issue for the US and Canadian military (I was in for 8 years here in Canada) are the Scepter MIL spec cans. Made to NATO specs and are TOUGH, thick plastic. They stack and have the 3 handles. No fume or gas leaks, and they vent from the handle. Only problems are, it has a large threaded cap that often gets stuck TIGHT and requires a large wrench to loosen. There was also the occasional can that leaked from the spout during use. I'm guessing it was due to my unit not keeping up with replacing gaskets. Nozzle is long and simple, with no annoying CARB gizmos. Can is lighter too. Would love to hear your opinions on it. I do really like the simple latch system that Waivan uses over the threaded design Scepter uses. Waivans are $100 here in Canada compared to Scepters $80.

[@JDW0LF]

I'm curious of whether the can's from jerrycan.com stand up along with these Wavians. They're literally half the price at $40 a can but as far as I can tell the same thing and apparently Nato certified or some such.

[@Galt4570]

JD_Wolf The Wavian cans are made in Latvia, the Gelg cans are made in Poland. Same design, but maybe not the same quality.

[@ziggy7561]

I purchased a set of this style cans for $35 a few years back. They do the job but not welded the same. Not same quality.

[@kcwho]

As a european i cannot understand why you dislike the metric system. it makes sense as is way better suited for the decimal system that we use than the imperial system is.

[@emergingloki]

"These cans give me the fizz!" I remember thinking that about Pamela Anderson...

[@burrr1047]

This is an awesome test video man, as a Marine vet I know how well the military cans are made and am grateful for your sharing this and showing us there’s a good option on Amazon, I’ll be picking up a few of these now so Wavian should definitely be sponsoring you haha.

[@teddythefourth2831]

I wished I loved anything as much as Cody loves old cans

[@kevinmoore3915]

Another great review! Thanks Cody! Blessings to your family!

[@jake4612]

Nobody: KZbin recommendations at 2 am:

[@ProlificInvention]

I have 2 Jerry cans, a gunmetal grey one, and a Krylon Industrial Camouflage 8143 Olive Drab-- OD7 colored version with a red paint on the X.. Fortunately mine are retaining paint, however I'd like one or two of these modern ones as well. Thank you for all your uploads, I've been watching your videos since the start.

[@tommyphillips42]

Please make a shirt with “I Love My Granddads Cans” bahahaha

[@Leave_Nothing_Stock]

"These cans give me the fizz"

[@aericraadley]

i thoroughly enjoy these classic "testing" style videos. im sure they cant be done all the time and i understand that but boy i love revisiting them and enjoying them almost for the first time again.

[@austinmuench9259]

it would be interesting to test the harbor freight jerry cans to see if they will hold up.

[@ant_mk3596]

My grandad has passed many tools down to me I love all the vintage things he has and they are all british made from the 50s 60s and 70s

[@ACutAboveKnifeandLeather]

I remember my dad the old galvanized style metal gas cans now I look at the cans in my garage and I feel I need a four year degree to use it. I spill more gas will these stupid things than the old metal ones. Thanks epa!!

[@timm4499]

Evan Crisler I have a real hatred for the new gas cans. I hunt craigslist for old ones. Surprisingly some people demand a premium for the old ones

[@daftnord4957]

@@timm4499 I think that premium is the cause of "decoration"

[@alexandermenzies9954]

Cody, I share your feelings about plastic cans and your thoughts on modern engines, particularly common rail diesel types. Plastic has the advantage of no paint and rust flakes (even microscopic) to foul up these hyper-sensitive motors. Sadly, I've ditched my old jerry cans (as they're called here) to avoid problems. Maybe these new cans will not have particulate residues (eg due to denting) but time will tell.

[@D2O2]

I thought the Rotopax where the best? Love to see how they compare when subjected to the same punishment.

[@great0789]

Well... now I know what can I will be getting for my overlanding trips and preps! Thank you.

[@naui2]

Hey I quit smoking! 🚬

[@herrkeks8509]

Congratulations! This is very good :)

[@017garage9]

Good job

[@naui2]

Not fun, but necessary! I have my first child on her way. 🎉

[@David-yk4td]

Such a good thing man!

[@carlzirk]

@@naui2 Hey Naui I was wondering a while ago if you had your baby yet.

[@wyattearp1418]

This was a great video, and your sarcasm made it really funny.

[@toast6539]

You can’t find quality content like this

[@broo_shs]

every jerry cans i have seen and use in finland have got those latch mechanic so i can also say its the best mechanic what ever have made in jerry cans

[@jonathanfields87]

"Look at Granddad's cans" Under ANY other circumstance, that would be one confusing statement.

[@bernieshort6311]

The ones your granddad gave you maybe the US war version of the Gerry Can as they have the two horizontal seams rather than the recessed welded seam of the German cans. In the UK they can be purchased from Machine Mart for just under £30. I haven't thrown mine out of a vehicle at 40 miles an hour but it has been in use on my sail boat for years and tossed about all over the place during its time with me. Not at sea though. they are secure in purpose build racks. Thank you for this video it was very interesting and has proven that a 1940's design has stood the test of time outstandingly well.

[@secondamendment7880]

The Eastwood company has a kit to restore gas tanks and cans

[@parkerolle765]

The powder coat company? I use Eastwood to powder coat my bullets. They make great stuff. I bet if you put some powder in a rusty can and shook it up a ton with air soft bb’s you could coat it pretty well. I don’t know what you would bake it in though. I wouldn’t recommend using your kitchen oven...

[@jerome4995]

Came to say the same thing. Another company to check would be POR 15, I've seen lots of old truck and motorcycle tanks saved with this.

[@Graveltrucking]

I can hear Mrs W voice on the phone to Amazon. The gas can you shipped to us is all banged up and scratched can you send us a replacement 🤣

[@chiefof]

Graveltrucking I don't think Mrs W would lie to chisel a free gas can out of Amazon.

[@crayzay2495]

damn 80$ for a jerry can ill take my 20$ can

[@braindeadtiger]

A trick you can do if you're careful is to put water in the can and freeze it to push the can back into shape

[@scooterholic132]

Not trynna be a hater but the metric system is so much more accurate then the imperial system

[@Lucas-gs7sk]

Accurate is the wrong word More so convenient

[@Nick-rz9ep]

War Monkey it is more accurate though all you have to do is look a a 30cm ruler with both imperial and metric

[@antoinettewyant2678]

You forgot, parking a fully loaded pick-up truck on you..lol...i too.. have a jerry can.. Dad, and Mom, had about six, and now,I have one , looks like yours... red too!. And good info too, glad to hear, it's still around, you, did a good plug for them..lol..and yes, I too..would love to have at least.. one or two, around the house....anyway.. like your channel.. you haven't let me down yet..And, THANK YOU!! P.S..Ran, across your chennal, looking for info on chain saws..first time I watched was on the skihils,..and I got hooked..Lol..Once again, THANX

[@joecool509]

Scepter plastic cans are great. Too bad the us banned their sale. Canada still has them.

[@tomseibelts]

Lexington container company sells the scepter plastic cans as well as these cans in the video. Have sever of both and they are great. They also have two different size cans lexingtoncontainercompanysonlinestore.mybigcommerce.com/

[@ivermec-tin666]

You can purchase scepter cans as used military surplus in the USA. They are not a child proof design, so they are not DOT compliant.

[@johnroth4981]

I've got 2 of the wavian cans. They are amazing. I ditched the crappy plastic cans a few years ago and havent looked back.

[@reed1435]

Use “redkote” to recoat the old cans

[@abro5011]

I want one!!! I'm ordering one as soon as I get off of here. Thanks for entertaining us and teaching us.Nobody is perfect, but with your Help we are all getting closer. Thanks for your time. Alex from the Cape

[@liamboyce9833]

Could we see Makita vs DeWalt impact drivers I need to know which to buy

[@cooldoode310]

Liam Boyce neither. Buy Milwaukee

[@liamboyce9833]

@@cooldoode310 but there expensive and im only 13

[@CGoffgrid]

The Dewalt 885 is still great. Been around forever with no issues.

[@cooldoode310]

Liam Boyce yes they’re expensive but you want to get something that’s going to last. I’d save up my money if I were you

[@nathaniely4169]

Hahaha you started with the benchmade 940 now these jerry cans!!! Your giving me needs for things I didn’t know I needed

[@sheldonfrey1]

Cody: " I'm so tired of inferior stuff." So why are you brazenly displaying a West Coast hat?

[@TheKnight0017]

Love the Amazon tests... cant wait for woodworking videos. Its wood shop weather! ^Loctite^ lol

[@benoitdastous5293]

Could someone send me the link? I can’t find a website that sell’s them.

[@tomseibelts]

Or google lexington container company. Used several from them and cody is right, they are excellent.

[@thefirsthuffman]

You can buy them directly from the company at WavianUSA.com

[@benoitdastous5293]

ok thank's everyone

[@warwickbourke]

Correct me if I’m wrong but I believe Wavian cans are made by Valpro in Latvia. For us Aussie folk they are Proquip steel cans with the V pressed into the steel on the side.

[@legallyfree2955]

2:50 Glad to see your finally coming around to the Metric system ;) . 20 more years and I reckon you will be fully converted.

[@KirkWagner147]

Doubt it ! Lol just messing around

[@dogleg6669]

I found and brought back 2 of the ww2 German cans when I was in Germany with the Army. I absolutely love them. Glad to see you can still buy them with the same quality construction.

[@jaredyoung5340]

I'm shooting holes in all my plastic fuel cans with my AR and buying jerry cans!

[@user-dt5ro]

I don't do wood work or anything like that I'm a mechanic by trade but I still watch your videos because I love your stories about you and your grandfather also its nice to learn about American products as I'm from the UK the type of petrol can (gas can) we have is plastic and it comes with a plastic nozzle a little bit like a pump nozzle

[@Music-os2tu]

2:59 you seriously think metric makes less sense than imperial units... Unsubbed

[@sparky6086]

Cody, The screw-on top is the US military's version. The original German & the British copies had the clamp shut top.

[@mootneyvlogs6677]

Can anyone give me a real and not just "its American" reason for why the metric system isn't better in every single way?

[@kitecattestecke2303]

@SportSchütze BösingenLaupen thank you! You are right but it is hard to beat stupitidy...its like cancer. Only education helps Murika ..make america dumb again

[@mootneyvlogs6677]

@Tzuede Off the Cuff I mean no disrespect Because I really do want to have a serious discussion about it but the fact that it keeps being used and is the standard doesn't mean it's better right because using millimeters for fittings makes more sense then uhm idk inches I have no idea honestly my biggest problem with imperial is the fact that you have 2800 feet in a mile or something unlike the 1000 meters in a kilometer

[@mootneyvlogs6677]

@Late to the Game well I mean making sense is quite a subjective thing but I'll tell you why according to me the metric makes more sense because we have the meter which does span a lot more and if that's too much just use half of one which is exactly 50 centimeters which is my main point not really about the distance because honestly it doesn't make All to big a difference but the maths when working with the metric you don't need any math because it's all base 10 litteraly everyone knows the amount of millimeters/centimeters in a meter because it makes sense whenever I hear someone talk about the imperial they find it hard to do conversions and not only in lenght also volume is a lot more sensible to top it off 1 cubic decimetre is exactly 1 liter

[@mootneyvlogs6677]

@Tzuede Off the Cuff well im obviously not talking about the use my issue is with the way it's set up not with screws or anything of course leaving them the way they are is easier but that doesn't mean that we ever used a system like this wasn't batshit insane

[@mootneyvlogs6677]

@Tzuede Off the Cuff also the reason in science we use the metric is because it's just that much easier now I'm not saying science always has better ways (I'm obviously referring to octopus and it's plural) but in this case I'd say that it's valid

[@joecombs8315]

Looks like this will be my next storage can for everything around the house! Thanks for another great and informative video.

[@georgeromero3211]

9:44 " sorry that never happenes is just been a long time ad your just so hot"

[@lucasgtr7256]

I still have one of those. My gascan was made in Polish PRL era.(somewhere at 1980s). 40 years and its still holding quite Well.