Improvised water faucet

How to make a hot or cold running water faucet out of a can.
Using the mini screwdrivers, collecting rain water for the faucet.
Lighting heet and retesting rubbing alchol and burning some sterno.

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Education

Tags:

• Lighting
• heet
• water
• faucet
• improvised
• mini
• screw
• drivers
• bushcraft
• camping
• survival

[ArmyRanger10]

Great idea next time I go camping im going to try that.

[73mensailedoff]

Thank's ArmyRanger10

A lot of stores have switched to using plastic bottles for juice. But you can make a metal juice can last a very very long time. The water faucet fit's nicely inside of any hobo stove that you make out of a 1 gallon paint can. If the extra weight of carrying the paint can is not a concern to you on long trip.

[CATmover1]

Great ideas... as always! You have become predictably genuis.

[73mensailedoff]

Thank you very much Catmover1

[MadBadVoodo]

Five Stars!!

[73mensailedoff]

Thank's MadBadVoodo

[survivalofthesmart]

actually this is a rly rly good idea im going camping this wed. ima have to try this

[73mensailedoff]

Your wellcome glad you liked my video.

[FrauHildaIverson]

Great idea!

We've done something similar, punching small holes all around the bottom for a shower affect, but never thought to plug the stream.

Thanks for sharing!

[73mensailedoff]

Thank's Mike to make the water faucet last longer on extended trip's into the bush you can wrap the outside of it in heavy duty aluminum foil. I didn't have time to make a cover for it but a plastic bag or even tree bark work's just fine.

It also makes a great little trash can for packing out your garbage when your done camping. The rain never stoped it came down harder. The wind blew the top's of dead trees off with loud crack's. It sounded like rifle shot's going off. You would have loved it