Hang your Pot: A Simple Method for Big Results
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Dan
not stolen.. IT WAS COLLECTIVELY ACQUIRED
BLACKIE THOMAS - I stand corrected, so a shout out to all the contributors!!!
Dan, "stealing" is wrong … "leveraging" is perfectly acceptable. BBBWWWAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!
Yet another "stupidly brilliant" idea (and in a 3-min video): stupid, because I should have thought of it and brilliant, well, because it is such a good idea. I look forward to giving it a try, but I am already a little concerned about the ability of this system to adjust the height between the pot and fire.
This is to see if the yt gastopo read the comments...
That soap commercial is so obnoxious irritating that I will never buy that brand of soap...
^^^double what he said.
Been my go to set up for over 50 years, kind of the standard over here. Great of you to share!
Borrowed comes to mind, thx for the vid. Like some of your other commentors, learned this in the boy scouts 50 + yrs ago, but we always used multiple notches to elevate above the fire.
The teacher always learns more with their students😀
I use that notch system often... it is very effective when at my bush craft camp... Thanks for sharing... Dennis , Canoehound Adventures
Yes sir 👍
Neat one San. But how do you adjust for height? Craft another shorter/longer stick?
Now, when I was in Boy Scouts we had a Scoutmaster who sort of "cheated" a bit now and then.
Here's his idea, that I also stole!
In those years. the use of mattress chain was universal, so it was dirt cheap (still is!), and readily available (I nicked mine from Dad's garage). All one needs is a length (for a tripod stand about 4 ft) with a strong wire hook at each end. One merely loops the chain around one of the upper legs and hangs the pot from the lower hook. To adjust, just release the upper hook, move it to the preferred height and hook it into the chain.
One can also use regular chain that is reasonably thin, to save on weight. The concept is the same.
The beauty is that it is compact, easy to pack and always ready to use.
Cheers mate!
Dude, really? Learned that hang in cub scouts over 50 years ago. Where have you been, stranded on a desert island? Sorry to be so blunt. Actually it saddens me that 10 year old boys don't know such things. Every time I'm in the woods with my grandchildren I share what little knowledge I have. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with kids who don't have cavemen for granfathers.
Wait you mean I was right doing it wrong all these years? I had pots fall off when I didn't make my notch deeper so I started carving it deeper, maybe not quite as deep though.
thanks dan
Nice job Dan. Simple and to the point. Keep up the good work.
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Excellent adaptation of the classic pot hook notch. Thanks!
What a novel idea, put a simple notch on a Y. I'm not sure how it is new and innovative considering I've done it before, but ok.
everytime I search for something, you have video about it haha :D thanks bro
Grt video. Grt information. Thx for sharing
Which cook system ? I couldn't make it out ...
barrowed without asking.
Very good idea, Thank you very much
Brill simply Brill!
Nice trick. Thanks!!!
To teach is to learn again.
I use the typical bail (beak) notch on the J branch the same way. The simplified notch would probably be easier for new students to learn. good stuff Dan.
Outstanding !
Love this !
Pretty nifty
Love your tips. That pot notch looks really great and strong enough for a heavy castiron pot. 👍
If you use it for a heavy pot, you might want to run a frap around the hanger below the notch so the weight doesn't split it. Learned from experience.
Yeeeeee-haw!
Nice!!
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I really like that notch. The traditional way always seemed a bit tedious. Nice tip.................
I always thought that was the pot notch (bail notch). I call the other one the beak notch, I only use that for certain traps. 🤷♂️
Geez how simple and quick was that! Big ups for this
That’s a top notch idea , well , a bottom notch idea !
K.I.S.S , I don’t need to say anything else it would be a waste of energy lol
Seen it years ago. Do have an idea about a set up. That I haven't researched or seen on before.
Love your short videos Dan, keep up the good work bro
Solid video. Great content for the community
Good video.This has been one of my my go-to methods forever.
I love cooking outdoors, thank you for sharing this novel idea!
Dan, isn't 'that a 7 notch?
A typical 7 notch has a stop cut at 90 degrees. This has a slanted stop cut. But I think a good name for it would be 'An undercut 7 notch'.
So you steal from student we steal from you😆
Simple is sometimes the best way to go.
Thanks for sharing ,atb👍
Great tips! Thanks
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