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I really like that idea sir but I already have a hobo camp stove that I made watching your video and I have a mess kit military surplus from my days fire-rescue but I really wish I could come to your survival training with my son but unfortunately my dialysis kidney treatments won't let me but thank you for these videos
Hello from Oklahoma! Good Series of Videos!! Glad to see someone on Utube get back to what Bushcraft used to be. I've kept these videos in my favorites. It'll be great stuff for my grandsons and me to do. Thanks for all U do!! God Bless!
Good Job- I was In when we transitioned from C-Rats to MREs ( Meals Rejected by Ethiopians) My Vietnam Vet Sargent taught me to make a stove out of a “B-12” unit can with my P-38. Dig a small trench and light a heat tab under your canteen cup. This was considered only in a “safe” area . Otherwise, you just ate it all cold. 193rd Inf. Bgde- Panama
Love your videos. So easy to follow, and you do a great job of explaining everything. How you come up with these ideas is beyond me, but I'm glad you do! Thanks!
Superb work as always. Being a Brit, I really wanted to buy the British Army Crusader system but its just too damn fashionable right now, so the price has skyrocketed. Instead I bought an equivalent (and vastly cheaper) Dutch system which is literally 25% of the cost. Its basically the same bottle and nested cup, but with different dimensions, and for a fraction of the price. It does not however come with a cook stand.... Thanks to you I will make one.
Thank you so much for this, James!! I just got an extra cup the other day for 25¢ to go with an extra canteen I already had. Picked up a junk tin box for a nickel just to try to make a stove for it, so this is perfect and saves me the headache!
I foresee a DIY canteen cup, from scratch, in the not too distant future. Thanks for this idea, James: it'll save some cash. (wanders off to find a can to fit the WW2/Vietnam french surplus canteen)
Yet another brilliant idea & project idea that I will be sharing with a few friends that are scout leaders to pass onto their trainees. I really enjoy these freebie projects tht make something for a purpose.
You just come out with some of the cleverest stuff James. I used to have the whole set and now the only thing I have left is the plastic canteen and the holder. I still have the lid for the original canteen which was metal but somehow someway it walked away without its lid. Anyway James thanks a lot that was pretty cool I like that. May God bless you and yours
Hi again James, I just wanted to congratulate you on your excellent presentation on building the canteen cup stove. I am new to carrying a USGI genuine canteen cup alongside my Nalgene oasis canteen. But I have been unable to find a stove that was reasonably priced or not from a country that has been using hot air balloons 🎈 for spying purposes. Thank you for your time!
Did I miss the video of the folding spoon? Great idea and video man. Soon my wife won't let me watch your videos. I keep trying some of these things. Lol thank you I love your content.
That is a good hack. I could name somebody who made a special canteen with a special heater that fit under his outfit. Crazy, I really admire you and your talents.
I cut an old canteen to use as a bowl/insert. It's about 1/8" higher than the cup. So, no more nasty cup or burnt lips. The insert fits over the canteen upside down. This + cup&stove + fuel in a 2oz bottle, lighter, and some Taster's Choice all fits into a Field Line utility pouch. I call it my American Crusader.
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, greetings from Northern California. You are a wealth of camping 🏕 information. Thank you for sharing this informative video. Stay safe out there. 🤗
another great idea... im glad I never bought a stove for my canteen now! lol.. I have all kinds of this diam can, canned chicken comes in the shallowest, stew comes in one about the right height for this hack and there are 2 taller ones, one like you used and another.. I have a "stove" made from a small bean can that works with an alcohol stove that is the same principle as this
I noticed the canteen fits into the new base - but leaves a bit of space underneath (7:10). I bet the spoon would fit nicely there (-: Great build sir.
Very similar to my homemade windscreen for bush pots made with the #10 can . The cut out serves as a place for the folding handles to clear ,, Please feel free to use that idea for a video .. also the Stanley boil and brew coffee press the 20 oz can leaving an end with the rim in tact and cutting it back to the wide band and picture hanger centered for a lid lift ,, it slides into the cup with a snug fit and now a metal lid for the Stanley boil and brew ,, I was inspired by your canteen cup lid to create one ,, and please feel absolutely free to make a video on it too.. a Velcro patch would be nice to go on my pack
James I am getting overwhelmed with all these impressive ideas. One of these days I kinda fear we might not have internet. I'd like to be able to be able to reference this. Would you write a book? I'm actually pretty serious. I think it would work. The other survival channels/ sites sure doesn't do this!! I hope you will at least think about it
@@WayPointSurvival oh I understand believe me. We were planning to go to your school but cancer decided to raise it's ugly head again. I'm going back to work this week but can't be 100% for awhile. At least my health is getting better. God is good 👍
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I really like that idea sir but I already have a hobo camp stove that I made watching your video and I have a mess kit military surplus from my days fire-rescue but I really wish I could come to your survival training with my son but unfortunately my dialysis kidney treatments won't let me but thank you for these videos
James, you just showin off now! JK 😊 another great video Sir! Thank you!
Another great video!
so simple, it blows my mind how you come up with these awesome ideas and anyone can do it with everyday tools
Thanks so much and I'm glad that you liked it!
He’s a thinking man’s bushcraft.
I know, right?
Hello from Oklahoma! Good Series of Videos!! Glad to see someone on Utube get back to what Bushcraft used to be. I've kept these videos in my favorites. It'll be great stuff for my grandsons and me to do. Thanks for all U do!! God Bless!
Excellent! I'm glad that you are enjoying the channel and find the videos useful!
And another awesome how-to...it never gets old! Thanks, James!
Thanks so much, glad you liked it!
Good Job- I was In when we transitioned from C-Rats to MREs ( Meals Rejected by Ethiopians) My Vietnam Vet Sargent taught me to make a stove out of a “B-12” unit can with my P-38. Dig a small trench and light a heat tab under your canteen cup. This was considered only in a “safe” area . Otherwise, you just ate it all cold. 193rd Inf. Bgde- Panama
Yes, improvisation is very important in all aspects of life but especially in Wartime and in survival.
Love your videos. So easy to follow, and you do a great job of explaining everything. How you come up with these ideas is beyond me, but I'm glad you do! Thanks!
Thank you so much!
You are doing to the G I Canteen what you did to the Stanley 2 Cup Cookset.
Outstanding! 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks so much!
Superb work as always.
Being a Brit, I really wanted to buy the British Army Crusader system but its just too damn fashionable right now, so the price has skyrocketed.
Instead I bought an equivalent (and vastly cheaper) Dutch system which is literally 25% of the cost. Its basically the same bottle and nested cup, but with different dimensions, and for a fraction of the price. It does not however come with a cook stand....
Thanks to you I will make one.
Awesome, glad you liked it and found it useful!
with all your good ideas and teachings.. even the poorest man can have a very basic yet functional survival kit.. thank you very much and god bless.
Thanks for watching, I am glad that you are enjoying the channel and God bless you too!
Thank you so much for this, James!! I just got an extra cup the other day for 25¢ to go with an extra canteen I already had. Picked up a junk tin box for a nickel just to try to make a stove for it, so this is perfect and saves me the headache!
Great, glad you liked it!
I foresee a DIY canteen cup, from scratch, in the not too distant future. Thanks for this idea, James: it'll save some cash. (wanders off to find a can to fit the WW2/Vietnam french surplus canteen)
Thanks, I'm glad that you liked it!
Waiting for a Stanley exec to see this video and decide it's a good idea to make a Stanley canteen cook set.😂
Right?
Yet another brilliant idea & project idea that I will be sharing with a few friends that are scout leaders to pass onto their trainees. I really enjoy these freebie projects tht make something for a purpose.
Thanks and I'm glad that you are enjoying them!
I have made stoves out of old coffee and large soup cans. My best project was making a stove out of a metal bucket.
Excellent!
I hope you have a video for the making of the lid for the canteen cup. I love the idea and it fits in the bottom of the pouch.
Yes, I do.
As always, Mr. Bender: a useful and innovative bush craft tip .. Cheers.
Thanks!
Excellent hack James! A great effective and cheap system. Works really well.
Indeed. Thanks for watching!
Hobo camping. The fire box I use in my backyard is one I made myself out of a giant tomato can and a slightly smaller can. Best thing ever 🎉
Excellent!
Super idea. Really simple but very practical. Thanks
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Great job, sir. Easy to understand and follow.
Thanks so much, my friend!
Cool. A stand is needed for those!
Indeed. Thanks for watching, my friend!
Another excellent DIY project James. Cheers 🇨🇦 👍
Thanks!
Excellent. I shared this with my Trail Life USA boys! Thank you again for another amazing idea!
Excellent! Thank you!
Liked and commented for the algorithms James. Thanks as always for the clear and concise directions. Anticipate every video you upload.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks James, another great project
Thanks for watching and I'm glad that you liked it!
Thinking man’s bushcraft. Genius ideas, one after another. Good stuff brother!
Thank you so much, my friend!
Another great video! Always love your common man approach to make these projects accessible to everyone.
Thanks so much, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video!
AWESOME DIY JAMES , IT" S EASY , CHEAP , FUNNY & USEFUL , CONGRATULATIONS AGAINS JAMES, ( AND I HEAR A WOODPECKER ,) BE FINE JAMES THANKS SO MUCH
Thanks for watching. Yes, there is definitely a woodpecker in the background making a lot of racket!
Great idea, James. Thank you and God bless.
Thanks so much and God bless you too!
You just come out with some of the cleverest stuff James. I used to have the whole set and now the only thing I have left is the plastic canteen and the holder. I still have the lid for the original canteen which was metal but somehow someway it walked away without its lid. Anyway James thanks a lot that was pretty cool I like that. May God bless you and yours
Hopefully you'll be able to put the set back together someday. Thanks for watching, my friend, and God bless you too!
Hi again James, I just wanted to congratulate you on your excellent presentation on building the canteen cup stove. I am new to carrying a USGI genuine canteen cup alongside my Nalgene oasis canteen. But I have been unable to find a stove that was reasonably priced or not from a country that has been using hot air balloons 🎈 for spying purposes. Thank you for your time!
Awesome, thank you for watching!
Brilliant something for me to have a go at over the Anzac Day weekend thank you. 🇦🇺
Excellent, glad you liked it!
Did I miss the video of the folding spoon?
Great idea and video man. Soon my wife won't let me watch your videos. I keep trying some of these things. Lol thank you I love your content.
It was about three videos ago. Thanks so much for watching!
@@WayPointSurvival awesome thank you
Genius and simple.
Thanks!
Another well thought out creation!
Thanks!
Really slick there James. 😎👍
Thanks!
That small pouch on the side of the canteen cover will hold a mini Altoids tin burner which also fits underneath the cup when it is on the stand.
Great idea!
@@WayPointSurvival inspired by you!
cool!
I have been enjoying this little series. Thank you for the inspiration.
You are so welcome!
That is a good hack. I could name somebody who made a special canteen with a special heater that fit under his outfit. Crazy, I really admire you and your talents.
Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words!
Another REALLY Cool idea!
Thanks, I'm glad that you liked it!
I haven't even watched the vid yet, an I know its going to be good. Thx for the vid
Thanks so much!
Good to hear Woody Woodpecker 👍 great soundtrack 👌
Right, lol!
Good job James!
Thanks so much!
Once again got to save this for a Rainey day project.
I'm glad that you liked it!
Neat hack James without taking up much space or adding too much weight, but adding much functionality.
Thanks!
Great job..... Fantastic.... Next, a GI Canteen Cook Kit Skillet?
Right? That would be a really great addition.
Dude, just what I needed. Thanks
Awesome, glad you liked it!
Perfect, going to do the same to my WW2 canteen kit.
Excellent!
Love a good diy stove. Great stuff.
Thanks so much!
Another clever idea
Thanks!
Yer vids never disappoint. Thanks again bro
Thanks so much for watching!
I cut an old canteen to use as a bowl/insert. It's about 1/8" higher than the cup. So, no more nasty cup or burnt lips. The insert fits over the canteen upside down. This + cup&stove + fuel in a 2oz bottle, lighter, and some Taster's Choice all fits into a Field Line utility pouch. I call it my American Crusader.
That's a great idea!
Nice one 👍 James 👍 thanks again great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
That's a really good idea, thanks.
Glad you like it!
Great vid and info.. ps was woody woodpecker in the background 😂
Thanks! Yes, we have a couple of species of them in the area.
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, greetings from Northern California. You are a wealth of camping 🏕 information. Thank you for sharing this informative video. Stay safe out there. 🤗
Thank you so much! I hope you have a wonderful day and thank you so much for stopping by the channel!
Nice thank you. God bless and stay safe.
Thanks so much and God bless you too!
Awesome video James
Thanks!
Great idea James , thanks for sharing , God bless brother !
Thanks, you too!
another great idea... im glad I never bought a stove for my canteen now! lol.. I have all kinds of this diam can, canned chicken comes in the shallowest, stew comes in one about the right height for this hack and there are 2 taller ones, one like you used and another.. I have a "stove" made from a small bean can that works with an alcohol stove that is the same principle as this
Excellent!
Perty cool 😎. Keep up the good work and God bless.
Thanks, you too!
I like that, very cool.....Reverend Christine.
Thanks so much!
James the master of hacks , another awesome one sir thank you for sharing
Glad you like them!
Simple but effective.
Thanks!
Such great DIY ideas James for the outdoors, Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Looks cool! Now I'm waiting for you to make a US canteen cup from a can of beans :)
Thanks for watching!
😮😊that’s real nice James, I have to get to work and make some of these😊
Great! I'm glad that you liked it, my friend!
Awesome, so ingenious.
Thanks!
Fantastic! This type of stuff is what I love about this channel!!
Thanks!
Great hack Jim that will help a lot of ppl .I used my canteens for 20 yrs .had two cook anything
Excellent, my friend! I'm glad that you liked it!
Again another awesome video
Thank you so much!
I noticed the canteen fits into the new base - but leaves a bit of space underneath (7:10). I bet the spoon would fit nicely there (-: Great build sir.
Yes, either that or you could fit quite a few fuel tablets under there.
simple and handy.
Thanks.
Nice kit!
Thanks!
Great project 💯👍👍
Thanks 👍
Brilliant video
Thanks!
Very similar to my homemade windscreen for bush pots made with the #10 can . The cut out serves as a place for the folding handles to clear ,, Please feel free to use that idea for a video .. also the Stanley boil and brew coffee press the 20 oz can leaving an end with the rim in tact and cutting it back to the wide band and picture hanger centered for a lid lift ,, it slides into the cup with a snug fit and now a metal lid for the Stanley boil and brew ,, I was inspired by your canteen cup lid to create one ,, and please feel absolutely free to make a video on it too.. a Velcro patch would be nice to go on my pack
Excellent. Thanks for the idea!
Definitely a thumbs up!
Much appreciated!
Ótimo vídeo Parabéns muito bom
Much appreciated!
Nice setup
Thanks!
I'm going to rate this one, 9.5 out of 10. 👍
Excellent!
I have some of those that I bought at Army Surplus Stores years ago. Be safe my friends.
Excellent!
the whole point is its free!
Excellent video.
Thank you very much!
Great fun. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother
Hello, I hope that you are having a wonderful day, my friend!
Thank you for sharing your information that makes sense my friend
Superb James. I’m going to make one. Thanks for the tips
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
Cool hack, I enjoyed the video
Thanks!
Very awesome brother ❤
Thanks!
James I am getting overwhelmed with all these impressive ideas. One of these days I kinda fear we might not have internet. I'd like to be able to be able to reference this. Would you write a book? I'm actually pretty serious. I think it would work. The other survival channels/ sites sure doesn't do this!! I hope you will at least think about it
Thanks so much! I would like to write a book but at this point I am so busy I'm not sure how it ever find the time to squeeze it in.
@@WayPointSurvival oh I understand believe me. We were planning to go to your school but cancer decided to raise it's ugly head again. I'm going back to work this week but can't be 100% for awhile. At least my health is getting better. God is good 👍
Amazing work as usual James 👍
Thank you!
Thumbs Up Given
Thanks!
Great idea
Thanks!
very nice, and there is still enough space under the bottle to store something
Indeed.
Cool, I made a few stoves out of cans.
Excellent!
Very nice!
Thanks!
Brilliant!
Thanks!
Thank you so much! Love your videos. Very helpful
You are so welcome!
thanks for sharing..
Thanks for watching!
professional hobos would be proud
nothing like cooking on fire, from campfire to hobo stoves
one of my favorite little God-given joys in life
Indeed!
Cool. You could store your fuel tablets in the little pocket on the case. Now it’s a complete kit. 😊
Indeed, or under the space that is between the canteen stove and the base of the cup inside the pouch.