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Got a few electric lights and they do not omit a light as reliable or soothing as a propane lantern. Can’t beat them

doesnt that give off carbon monoxide or something? isnt that dangerous?

come back, creekwater cody! I love you and want to see more of your videos!

Old skool is the best! I have propane and liquid fuel lanterns😁. In the house I have quite a few parrifin oil lamps. Great for power outages.

Dude, you don’t light the damn lantern and then assemble it! Very unsafe dude.

1:58 You're coming in too perpendicular to the wood with your machete cuts. Better to stand the piece of wood up, then come down at the wood with a 45° angle chop. Then just work your way around the branch with single, 45° chops until it breaks in the center. Same technique for khukuris and tomahawks. Also, bad safety for your support hand. That machete glances in any way it may go right into your hand. I made the same mistake with a large knife years back and almost completely severed my left index finger. I was watching some mountain folks process wood about that size in Nepal with their sickles and khukuris and thats when I saw them just stand the piece up and attack it that way...then I was like "oh yeah", duh. Lol And it glances for any reason, it'll just follow the wood into the ground instead of into your support hand.

All good but the process for mantles is to tie them on and then light them and burn them before turning on the gas. Once they burn on their own, then they are ready for propane.

Mantles are Silk

Just bought one of these last week at a pawn shop. I got it out to my campsite and changed the wicks like you showed and connected my propane. Then I couldn’t figure out how to light it safely, there were no directions so I had to depend on my two LED lanterns. One burned out after only an hour. The hank you so very much!

how long does a bottle of propane last ?

Also dont touch the mantles after first use because they will break easily

Hiw to not set up a propane lantern

Nice lookn hat,, whose it made by ??

Need gamma seal lids

Thanks

He is a handsome guy

Hi Creek, I sub ya, I found your channel looking for propane lantern video.

Similar to 22lr for anything bigger hit and run .

All those items are very handy!

That's really cool. Thor is such a good husky. 🐕

I wonder if they make one small enough for a jack Russell

Solid outing

Great video

You're pretty cool I like the way you do things

You never want to blow on the mantle while burning of.and wait until they are completely burned before you put gas to them you must allow the mantles to burn of to their final size when they shrink.never blow on them

Going to northern Michigan this weekend. no power so can't rely on charging up my LED lantern. Just got one of these and can't wait to try it out. Thanks!

have my first camping trip/ hunting trip bymyself with my daughter. this will bring back the days when me and my dad used to go. crazy how fast time flies. Thanks for the video

Nice job Cody!

What if there’s propane powered flashlight?

thanks for the tips! I agree. . the propane ones can't be beat!

I love your Dog. 🐕

Close enough lol

I'd be willing to bet Thor is loving life

What a good friggin boy... 👏 👌

Hey Cody, not sure what “fatwood” you have but normally fatwood is HARD not soft. The pine sap over the many years becomes hard as a rock. Maybe the punk wood around the fatwood resin is soft but normally you cut that off. Leaving behind orange veins or sections as the resin displaces the wood. Think of if like amber. I have cut thin pieces and you can see through it in the sun. When fatwood is on fire you should see black smoke and the sap boiling off with the flame. Should produce a hot intense flame. The wood you had if it did have resin veins it was at the barley there level. I say all this only to help someone new to fatwood.

Ummmm..aren't you supposed to prime them first and burn them off?

Good to see you! Glad your back out there!

Pretty jealous

You are supposed to burn the mantles first before lighting them. They will put themseves out without having to blow them out. Then you can light them without the problems hou had.

Great video, thank you!

No video showing how was made.. Who cares? It's a good job. Well done.

That looks really cool. Good job. 👍

Pellet rifles are often overlooked, they've got a place in camping and teotwawki.

I would agree, great gift idea

Good to see you Cody. What a great gift to give! Merry Christmas!

😂😂😂😆

New to camping here. Thx for the helpful video! 👍

Ok this guy does not know what he is doing, go to a different channel for proper installation and firing of your lamp.

Real Coleman lanterns run off gasoline. Propane is cheesy.

what if you run out with propane how are you gonnaa use the lantern?