ULTRA Compact Pocket Stove - With Built-in Pot Stand!

Stove Secrets (E5) - How to make an ultra compact, portable, and highly efficient alcohol stove that easily fits in your pocket, and even features a built-in pot stand that is detachable and packs away conveniently inside the stove. Made from a Nivea Cream container and a couple of common items found at your local hardware store, this little homemade alcohol stove is a quick and easy build for the average Do-It-Yourself enthusiast. It's capabilities can easily extend beyond a cheap, effecient lightweight backpacking stove, to applications such as: emergency use, inclusion in a survival kit, or simply an inexpensive DIY camp stove for the budget minded individual.
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"Stove Secrets" - Alcohol stove builds, tips, tricks, and secrets for the true DIY gear junkie. No fancy or expensive tools & machinery required!
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Thank you for taking the time to hit the "Like" button and for sharing this video... it really helps out the channel my friends :)
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Stove Specs & Stats:
Weight - .6 ounces (16 grams)
Dimensions - 1/2" x 2 1/4"
Fuel Capacity - 1 ounce
Boil Time - 5 minutes (2 cups)
Total Burn Time - 9 minutes
Parts/Items Needed:
1 Nivea Cream Container ($1.00)
3 Aluminum Threaded Post w/Screw - 1 1/2" ($0.88 each)
3 Hex Nuts - #8-32 ($1.08 per pack)
Carbon Felt - 3" x 6" ($2.00)
*Carbon felt/fiber is typically sold in bulk & can be expensive. If you need a small section for this project please feel free to contact me via PM :)
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Due to the interest in the previous giveaway, I will be giving away another alcohol stove for this video (you can see it via the link below). To enter simply leave a comment as usual and then include a line at the end that says "Count me in". I'll pick a winner in the next episode of "Stove Secrets" and get one of these cool little alcohol stove out to someone. Thanks for playin' along ;-)
*Link to stove being given away:
www.intenseoutdoorgear.com/Alu...
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Congratulations to KZbin user "Martin Hunley" on being randomly selected as the winner from the last episode of "Stove Secrets" :-)
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Music By: Jason Shaw @ Audionautix.com
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Copyright 2013 - IntenseAngler Outdoors - All Rights Reserved

[@IntenseAngler]

Truly appreciate y'all taking the time to watch and comment... really means alot! If you've enjoyed this one please consider taking a second to subscribe and hit the notification bell for more. Thanks my friends... looking forward to seeing ya around! -John

[@danielcox6143]

Hi, love the design, really, absolute best for an integrated stand/stove, most compact, but then you lost me with that ginormous pot.

[@johndevanwayne4272]

Did john made this comment a year ago ?

[@IntenseAngler]

Thanks for answering Melissa's question regarding the carbon felt, as well as for your generous compliment on the stove... much appreciated my friend :)

[@WhoKilledBambiAgain]

drilling the table - priceless

[@ItzPrio]

He would probably be doing it on a piece of wood, not a table.

[@ernielara1553]

Just use nails to punch holes for those who dont have power drill. Or you can make your own carbon felt.

[@dxbvrggl]

Perfect for my first back country camping. Can't wait to try it out. Thanks a bunch.

[@IntenseAngler]

Thank you. Really glad that you liked it!

[@johnhorton7106]

Count me in. I really enjoy the "thinking outside the box" way that you present things.

[@IntenseAngler]

My pleasure Brother. Thanks a bunch for the awesome comment/compliment by the way... much appreciated!

[@MatthewE83]

I just made this one using your instruction and it is by far one of the best stoves I've made. Thank you for the great videos as always!

[@Constitutionalable]

Most compact I've seen. Great for packing in my motorcycle camping gear. Thank you.

[@tingtongmahk2164]

Very nice stove and video. The only thing that I would recommend to viewers is that one you have the first carbon fiber cut, use that as the template for the second, easier than using the tin a second time, I'd say. Count me in.

[@W1leydog]

Clever John! Your vids have me looking around my garage, thrift stores, wife's makeup drawer to find vessels to build stoves with. Count me in!

[@IntenseAngler]

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@tatchison87]

I love how versatile this channel is with its ideas. You could probably make a channel all its own called a hundred ways to make a stove. COUNT ME IN!

[@lindawrubel7420]

Great idea. It looks pretty sturdy for something so small. With all the really expensive camping gear for ultralight hikers, it is nice to see an important item so affordable. Count me in!

[@rustynuts686]

Just what i was looking for nice compact stove. Big thumbs up...

[@gurthiec]

I'm just getting into using alcohol stoves and this has to be one of the better ones I've seen. I started watching your channel because of the alcohol stoves and enjoy your adventures. count me in!

[@k.leggott9567]

Wonderful little stove easy compact and affordable exceptional overall . Count me in !

[@greenpea45]

Now that little jewel is awesome...count me in!!

[@michaelmontajes2678]

Thanks mate! I use this one in camping and and my friends says WOW! hehe

[@Nemisari]

I've always had issue with my stoves when it came to the pot stand. This is a brilliant idea, thanks for sharing! Count me in

[@Claudiomarsantos]

Original, prof, great ...!!! ... A million the hitts for you ... Thanks.

[@MrJusnoe3]

Love that it packs down and screws shut all in one! Count me in please. Thanks

[@malsonc22]

As always, you have cool ideas for low-cost gear. That really helps those of us who are a bit strapped for cash! Count me in!

[@KGB240]

Very detailed description and demonstration. COUNT ME IN!

[@TheLionsDen72]

Another great project John! Thank you for sharing so much! Count me in!!

[@Winkiedoodles]

Wow, that was indeed a cool little stove, John. Thumbs up as always. Don

[@jakemavrides820]

Keep making the stove series. They're awesome. Count me in.

[@lita9281]

honestly, this is the best one yet!

[@themadbatter165]

MAN! THIS IS JUST WHAT I NEEDED! I always had trouble with pot stands, and this seems to be the panacea of stoves with pot stands! Count me in!

[@Lyralope]

That is fantastic! Being a small built woman I need as many lightweight devices as possible and this would be Perfect. Wish I could make half a dozen of these myself to give to family members to put in their day packs. Thank you so much for this video. Count me in!

[@bebepreps3970]

I just looked at that Nivea cream tin yesterday and wondered what could be done with it! And boom there it is! Thanks for the great vid. Count me in.

[@merlin4029]

Absolutely top notch, just getting into alcohol stoves! Count me in, brother!

[@caymanfabian5489]

Well done! Love your videos, they are very helpful for battling the elements here in Montana!

[@rogerbeers2939]

Great little stove, I will be making one of these for sure. Count me in!

[@17025601]

Count me in! Love the clear presentation. You've become a master of clear visual instructions. Will have to buy a tin of Nivea just for the can. I know about the screw posts from a publications background but never thought of them as pot stands until now. This is a terrific emergency stove. Thanks!!!!

[@TheGhost2most]

Highly innovative... another great idea... count me in!

[@benkressdesign]

Awesome idea! Might have get back into stove building again. Lol

[@xseph]

This is one of the best compact stoves I've seen so far. Love it!! Please count me in! :)

[@NoTrail]

That is a nice and compact...very simple design...like it!

[@aprilstrickland5597]

SWEEEET!!! that is too cool... I'm so trying this!!!

[@IntenseAngler]

Thanks Brother... much appreciated.

[@garyt3039]

Smallest stove I've seen, great idea could save your life so well done and tanx:-)

[@TomsBackwoods]

I love it ! Very compact! Thanks for showing bro!

[@dannyreynolds9867]

That was very smart. I like the way you make your own tools!

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Beauty of it is that it'll work with any similar sized tin. Been wondering what to do with several stashed in my shop waiting for a use. Count me in. Thank you for sharing.

[@CGDreams80]

This is GREAT, it'll definitely come in handy! Count me in

[@321Ronen]

This is realy something. Thanks for sharing this.

[@IntenseAngler]

+321Ronen My pleasure. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment... it's very much appreciated!

[@ijdaddy]

That is an awesome little stove! "Count me in".

[@HS1airsoftteam]

Another great vid John! Count me in!

[@travestfe]

Great video! Always a pleasure to watch! Thanks and count me in!

[@gosutuan]

That is so cool and easy to make. Thanks for the great tutorial!

[@gosutuan]

Will wait for the next response approximately 8 years from now....hahaha! Welcome back!

[@bushcraft79]

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[@AussieJok]

Thanks For Showing This Smart Little Stove...Always Enjoy Your Vids..Count Me In.

[@taneilman]

Nice little stave. Thank You

[@DougPalumbo]

Sure is ultra compact! Great design!

[@monet108]

Keep keeping on man. What a design. Count me in.

[@KuntryRD]

I really dig your videos. This stove looks like a definite doer, maybe for this weekend. And John, count me in!

[@Cyps36]

Excellent! Thanks for sharing.

[@maxshearer3619]

Great video as usual John. Count me in!

[@infinitypositive1001]

helpful and useful video with clear description. Awesome👍

[@IntenseAngler]

Thanks my friend... much appreciated!

[@LiuYan07]

Well designed! Thank you

[@IntenseAngler]

Thank you so much Yan. Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment... means alot!

[@CrankyBubushka]

Thank you! This is awesome. I will have to try it.

[@kgurney]

Looks like a fun little stove! Count me in.

[@IntenseAngler]

Thanks my Brother!

[@timsbushcraftandoutdoors7634]

Those Nivea cream cans are going to fly off the shelves in my town! Thanks for sharing John!! With this stove and the Bud Light rolled top stoves you showed me how to make, I have a multitude of fun to make "stocking stuffers" for the coming holidays! Plus they are just great stoves to use when "out there"...

[@BunyaNutz]

The perfect pocket stove! Count me in.

[@nathanleach8042]

Can't wait to try it great idea count me in !!

[@inannaerikakalki1004]

Excellent. Thanks

[@TimLewallen]

I'll have to give this one a shot. Thanks for the contest. Count me in

[@jediknightofthewoods]

Very impressed, not just with the stove John but also with the fantastic way you go about making these instructional videos my friend, so clear and easy to follow! Cheers, all the best and MTFBWY!

[@inquisitivewolf]

Amazingly cool. Thanks for posting. Count me in.

[@ArmyStinger150]

Cool stove, great idea. I will have to nik one of my wife's Nivea Cream containers...preferably after she's done with it. "Count me in".

[@misledyouth91]

very nice live your stove and diy vids! keep em coming!

[@sparty4601]

As always another great video and idea- Count me in!

[@ReX-Ray]

Great tutorial on a neat little stove. Count me in.

[@OldDocSmith]

I love this kind of project. Count me in!

[@trampsoutdoors]

great video john, love that little stove..count me in !

[@sowelu9247]

Super super cool idea!

[@IntenseAngler]

Thanks... really glad to hear that you enjoyed it!

[@JuggaloBBQ]

I love the videos i have watched all of them more than once. I sit around waiting for you to upload them then when they are over its like man i have to wait a hole week for another one.Lol love the little stove so please count me in!

[@CovingtonFilms]

This is an amazingly convenient stove! count me in

[@rokitsintist211]

As always...well done sir...count me in!!

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That's awesome! COUNT ME IN!!!

[@edwardwynne2113]

Perfect for pocket use! Count me in

[@camoscrubs]

Awesome design!

[@cveasey]

Great simple idea. Count me in!

[@Mr.Donahue]

Another great, small stove! Count me in.

[@operationcoddiwomplejj6639]

This is great. Thanks

[@Skills2survive]

Very cool little stove, I will have to make one of those. Count me in.

[@gsnead36]

Just wanted to say I have always loved your videos. And count me in.

[@spuddyholly]

Genius! Count me in!

[@bowlineobama]

I like this one. Simple. Thanks.

[@gilda8599]

thats incredible. going to make one

[@GrahamOrm]

Incredible?....It's good....but incredible? You should get out more.

[@chrisolsjrify]

I do believe I like this one best, count me in!

[@Daedalus_UK]

Thanks :) And I have never heard of using Carbon felt before which is great as I have learnt something new.

[@robreeves7611]

Count me in, looks awesome!

[@tedbrogan1262]

Very cool Jon. I liked your suggestion as a good emergancy stove. I'll be putting on in my car and my wife's car. Count me in.

[@Traveler2112]

Pretty awesome!

[@jgbsweeper7325]

Thanks for all the tips. Count me in!

[@mluddenjr]

Love the DIY project. Count me in

[@ChrisB257]

Nice bit of innovation :)