Here's how to make a great little portable stove from stuff you probably have laying around your house! It's perfect for camping, backpacking, and power outages.
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Make a stone rocket stove
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Make an All-Night Campfire with Just One Log
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Lash a bamboo tripod
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Bind poles together with a Japanese square lash
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Tie the Miller's Knot (bag or sack knot)
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Tie two ropes together with different knots
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Secure a Kayak on Car or SUV Using J Bar Roof Rack
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Make leather string or thong from an old glove
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Use Diagonal Lashings to tie poles together
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Start a fire without kindling
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Make a lean-to in the wilderness
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Bundle kindling
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Tie a taut line
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Build a campfire in snow
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Start a fire anywhere with premade fire starters and natural tinder
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How the Hookup or Connect a Battery to Your Camper or RV
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Make a comfy DIY camping chair for less than 5 dollars
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How To:
Keep Mosquitoes & Other Annoying Bugs Away from Your Campfire or Backyard Fire Pit
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How To:
Build a comprehensive chuck box for camping
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How To:
Dehydrate spaghetti sauce for camping
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How To:
Make a stone rocket stove
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How To:
Make an All-Night Campfire with Just One Log
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How To:
Lash a bamboo tripod
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How To:
Bind poles together with a Japanese square lash
-
How To:
Tie the Miller's Knot (bag or sack knot)
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How To:
Tie two ropes together with different knots
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How To:
Secure a Kayak on Car or SUV Using J Bar Roof Rack
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How To:
Make leather string or thong from an old glove
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How To:
Use Diagonal Lashings to tie poles together
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How To:
Start a fire without kindling
-
How To:
Make a lean-to in the wilderness
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How To:
Bundle kindling
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How To:
Start a fire anywhere with premade fire starters and natural tinder
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How To:
Build a campfire in snow
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How To:
Tie a taut line
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How To:
How the Hookup or Connect a Battery to Your Camper or RV
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How To:
Make a comfy DIY camping chair for less than 5 dollars
4 Comments
nice one thats great but does it have to be fiberglass (commonsence tells me anything that retains the flamable liquid will do but your the expert) plz get back to me soon im going in the bush next weekend and would love to show my army buddies
never mind i took a second to think about it.cheers
if u dissolve some salts, u can get colored fire:
copper(||) chloride : blue/green
Sodium chloride : yellow
Potassium chloride : purple
Calcium chloride : orange
lithium chloride : red
Strontium chloride : red
Radium chloride : red
nice i seen many ways but out of all this ones the best
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