Hope this link works.just watched it from abr on facebook
http://vimeo.com/m/64726512
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make a cooker from a beer can
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I've made these with the scouts. They do work
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Yep, they work surprisingly well. Cheap and effective.
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Nothing new in this world.. or even this forum.....
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Re: make a cooker from a beer can
Well I've never seen it before! Cool, love it, got to try that. Sober though me thinks....
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One note of caution, these things are pretty fragile. I can imagine if they were bouncing round in a pannier all day they would be broken before dinner.
Willandkate wrote:Well I've never seen it before! Cool, love it, got to try that. Sober though me thinks....
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Re: make a cooker from a beer can
Just buy a can of pop or beer and make another :laugh: .... I had to get more cans of beer as my stove broke.Brenhden wrote:One note of caution, these things are pretty fragile. I can imagine if they were bouncing round in a pannier all day they would be broken before dinner.
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Re: make a cooker from a beer can
Cracking bits of kit. I use mine in preferance to the multifuel stove in the winter mountains while bivvying. The great thing is nothing to go wrong. I make mine no more than about an inch and a half tall then they remain robust. Coke can is still my favourite design with 12 hole plus a centre one for filling...drop a penny over the centre when burning for a more 'hob' like flame.