Swiss Volcano Stove testing

Don't take this system as a rule, since this was just testing. In real you don't make fire at the side then wait to hot coils then use chopsticks to load them in to your Swiss volcano stove. I hope thats obvious to all! You make fire inside of that small stove and you don't need chopsticks at all.

If you are in a group of outdoors man and there is just one fire, and simply there is not enough place for all of you to cook yer self coffee or what not separately (if you do it that way) then you can use this very efficient method to collect a small amount of hot coils using chopsticks, load 'em in to yer volcano stove and boil water for whatever purpose at the side of the fire. It happened to me and this method works really nice in this type of scenario.

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[10yearvet]

Thinking back on all the crap I made such as this with whatever was at hand when I was much younger, and this stuff was not available on the market, I could I could just kick myself for not patenting any of it. I'm sure I wouldn't be rich but I am just as sure I could have made nice little pile. Nice vid and thanks.

[nedeljkomostar]

@10yearvet I can hear ya bro. Thanks for watching.

[madmanmillett]

i dont get it with cheap propane and naptha why bother

[nedeljkomostar]

@madmanmillett What if there is no more cheap propane and/or naptha to buy.What if youre in the woods/wild, out of your comfort zone and urban area where you can't buy all comodities such as those you mentioned above. You will have to use whatever you find around your self, and one of those things that our ancestors used is wood. With a stove such as this one you don't need alots of wood or pine cones. And in fact you can make a such stove out of any thin.

[sirtom68]

Cant argue with a nice design . Me likes

[nedeljkomostar]

@sirtom68 Me likes to. Light weight oven, a few twigs and/or pine cones, small contained end efficient fire, easy to put flames out once youre done... who can ask for more.

[eyeswideopennimrod]

I like the use of chop sticks to handle hot coals :) good idea i will try it

[renob151]

It's a freaking' Hobo stove every boy scout can do the same with a coffee can.....

[FlyingAxblade]

CRAZY PEOPLE WITH FIRE IN THE SNOW!

i love it!

Thanks!

[nedeljkomostar]

@johnditmo But! If you are in a group of outdoors man and all of you make one fire, and simply there is not enough place for all of you to cook yer self coffee or what not separately then you can use this very efficient method to collect a small amount of hot coils using chopsticks, load 'em in to yer volcano stove and boil water for whatever purpose at the side of the fir. It happens to me and this works really nice in this type of scenario.

[nedeljkomostar]

@johnditmo Thank you but don't take this as a rule since this was just testing. In real you don't make fire at the side then wait to hot coils then use chopsticks to load them in to your swiss volcano stove. I hope thats obvious to all! You make fire inside of that small stove and you don't need chopsticks at all.