The Stanley cook set is made just that much better with the addition of a survival kit! Thank you so much for watching and please leave a comment in the section below!
I carry mine in a pathfinder pouch clone, couple of space blankets fit down the sides to pad it nicely, and the pocket at the front is a good size. I really should throw up a video to add to the myriad Stanley carry vids some day.
FOR WOUND CARE: You could add a small tube of Neosporin inside the kit. It would take some shifting around but I think it would fit. It would, of course, have to be the small/mini travel size tube. Having a wound, while out and about , is no fun and having an infected wound is even worse.
One other item if you need more would be a small spool of unwaxed dental floss. It is compact about 40 lb strength, and cheap I've used it for fishing, repairs, snares, and yes for sutures on big wounds. 😮 I do a lot of outdoor activities as a civilian, A N D as a Marines "Doc."
I cannot believe how many things you've been able to come up with. Must say, this is one of my favorites. Thank you for your efforts in this. I had a Stanley set-up already but these videos have helped me take it to the next level.
Stanley really needs to have you as an official partner. You have probably done more for the sales than anyone else! I say this in a good way Another awesome survival idea
I do believe I have mine with me coming from Ohio down here to Texas about 30 mins from my delivery in the morning then turn n burn back so this is so “food for thought”on my mind because I’m always thinking of little kit ideas while I’m driving. Helps pass the time plus you videos help relax me from the hectic day lol
Nice job on the survival tin. If it's in your cookset, then your cookset is part of the kit and you don't need the aluminum foil to boil water. Also, if you have a few extra bucks I would recommend the Leatherman Squirt PS4 instead of the Gerber. It's of comparable size and also offers scissors, pliers, a file and screwdriver blades. The pliers couild allow you to pick hot items out of the campfire.
The foil is so that the main kit can be left at camp with another person, while the small kit is placed in a pocket for rambling etc. Also, I always carry a multi-tool on my belt so I always have pliers etc. Thank you for watching!
You have some great ideas. I keep some instant coffee and cup-o-soup packets inside the green cup. Gives a bit of energy, and also a great morale boost.
That not a bad little emergency kit. Its not always what you have but knowing how to use it and this would certainly get you through the night and prevent hypothermia. Great video.
I just picked up an Adventure Cookset a couple days ago! I also decided to pick up the Stanley Boil and Brew the same day after I discovered that they can nest together with or without the brew insert! ( brew top will have to be separate but will all still fit in the condor style pouch. I also picked up a couple things for some mods and hacks today. Your hack videos for this set are second to none!! I hope to do one or two of my first RUclips Videos very soon and will be on this topic. Thank you for all you do for this channel!
Hi James. There is one item which can be added which is the plastic flint and striker wheel from some disposable lighters. This takes a standard lighter flint by unscrewing the plastic cap with spring which becomes a source of sparks. A good idea here is to look at the British SAS escape ration pouch or the BCB survival tin contained in a 50 gram tobacco tin.
Add that to the small shelter kit and you would be covered. Do enjoy your hacks James shows thought & ingenuity. Keeping eyes open as we see the use of items Hot chocolate & bullion fits in the green cup really well
Excellent little kit James. I have 2 tins similar to that, they had chocolate coated coffee beans in them. I was wondering what I could use them for...well now I wonder no more. It's going right into my Stanley Cook set.
Good one, James. Amazing what you can put in a small tin like that with a little thought. I have a couple of tins I need to measure. What an amazing cook kit. Thanks for all the ideas and videos about it.
Hey James, I am from Mt Orab and I met u several years back at salvation army in eastgate u seem to be an awesome guy and I swear u look even younger now, lol what ever ur doing keep it up , I need to catch up on all ur vids I been off youtube awhile, your my favorite guy
@@WayPointSurvival It is and ty for asking , not sure if u remembered me or not but doesnt matter I am still a huge fan of urs and will start catching up on ur vids
I have the same little flashlight. Mine is branded UST SplashFlash. I bought mine to have when out in my kayak but it lives in my day pack clipped to the inside as an emergency light or just some light digging around the pack.
The amazon link is for very small tin containers, 1.3 in. Diameter. An icebreakers mints short round plastic container works but is not snug to the sides of the container and not waterproof. Also, a talenti icecream container fits inside with lid, to use for cold soaking (instead of the cup). Thanks for these videos!! I love the Sanley Cook set Hack Series!!!
Thank you. I will check the link and see if I can't find the right tin for it. Glad you're enjoying the videos! Edit: Here is the new link: www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Cosmetic-Container-Organization-Accessories/dp/B08GXGN451/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=screw+top+aluminum+tin&qid=1619870362&s=home-garden&sr=1-5
Good job I have a similar kit but it’s in the the condor pouch with another pouch hooked to it. This is the most compact I’ve seen. Thanks for some new ideas.
The best and, I believe, the intended way to use a pocket chain saw is to use a pliable stick to form a handle, much like a hacksaw. Try it this way and you'll begin to appreciate the saws a lot more. Just be sure to notch the stick where the keyrings will sit.
I keep my cook set in a Condor hydration pouch and there’s a bit of head space at the top of the pouch. A tin like that might fit in that space allowing you to carry both cups and the tin.
Wow! -incredible useful items in a very small pack. Still room for improvement: a) if you carry Exactor and utility blades, there's no need for a hacksaw blade as a striker for your ferro-rod - replace it by an alcohol wipe b) double up the mirror and drill a hole in the center to make it a true signal mirror c) after bending (flattening the pan) aluminium, don't forget to heat it up to soften it, or it will break when you try to open it up again d) wrapping sewing needles with duct-tape I always found very annoying, you don't get the residue off the needle in the field - so I first wrap the needles in a small piece of waxed paper Stay safe and take care
the survival tin idea is the main reason i wound up searching for a way to incorporate a way to boil water incorporated into it ...mostly because those altoid tins never provide a way to cary or boil water or cook lol ... whilke this total set wont fit in your pocket its a wonderful item for your car when not in your pack:)
Instead of carrying a wire saw, there might be enough room to roll up a bucksaw blade inside the tin. It does take some setup to use and you need a knife or something to make a bucksaw, but it'd be a supremely useful tool.
Love your presentations. Your tone, diction and projection make it very easy to follow your presentation. I love the minimal editing too. Just when I thought I had my Stanley cook set pimped out you add another option. Very comprehensive kit. Lots of comments about changing this or that and that’s great. Everyone can customize as they see fit. As shown, your kit is as good as any pre filled tin survival kit on the market. Thanks for sharing.
flagging tape, would fit nicely on outside of cup. Great Passive Signaling tool. Ditch fishing gear, Increase water (pur-tabs) & first aid (antibiotics or alcohol patches) in place. But, an Awesome Complilation! For something that is an overdone topic, your video is some “outside fresh aire” 👍🏼🥰
2 Thumbs Up - as this kit is versatile without spending hundreds. The small tin you speak of is about $0.50 USD on, Amazon - I obtained a similar one with English Sweets (Candy in America or Lollies for us Aussies) in a Xmas Hamper. I would add a small cloth bag to carry the kit in assuming you have no other bag/s.
@@WayPointSurvival Always a pleasure & your simple methods are the best. I had never seen these kits here in Australia until I saw one of your videos. I keep one in a Go Bag in my car & a spare kit just in my car.
I think the whole thing should go in a dry bag. The bag carries the kit, but also serves for water procurement. The bag can hold the contents of the Stanley pot, while the pot is being used on a fire.
I'm a new subs, Excellent Video! Definitely a home run! I would put in a small amount of Potassium permanganate. It takes very little to sanitize water and would go a lot further than the two H2O tabs you got. It will also be handy for it's first aid properties and fire starting.
James, I’m new to your channel, but it’s fast becoming my favorite! Just purchased two of the Stanley sets and they are awesome! Now, because of you, I have to purchase new gear, which means spending more money! And that means I’m either a dead man or I’m gonna be single again!!LOL! Joking aside, another great video and hack for the Stanley cook kit! Love the survival kit!! Thanks for the vid and another great idea!!
James...I've seen a few times those "solar stoves" where apparently if you lay it down, and put some dry tinder on it that apparently it's made at "the perfect angle" to where it will catch the suns rays, and combust the tinder into a flame. it seems like a good idea to have one for survival scenario's incase you run out of stuff to light a fire with, but it almost seems too good to be true. could you maybe do a short show, n tell in a video of theese, and tell the pro's, and cons of them... or if they even work at all?
The tins that the amazon link takes you are small for the pot, big for the cups. That being said, a pair of almond tins fits wonderfully if you leave out the green cups, while an empty 28 ounce peanut butter jar will fit in the pot to the rim. The pot lid will be held down by the handle, or you stow it at the bottom of the pouch or a pocket. I really like the peanut butter jar- two wraps with teflon tape and that is for all practical purposes water proof. A 16 oz peanut butter jar has an angle that will snug into the green cup, but not go all the way to the bottom and the combo is about an inch, inch and a quarter, too tall, so I think one of the little 120z jars should fit. It will have some gap between the jar and the inner wall of the green cup. Oh dear, I guess we'll just have to wrap a couple feet of duct tape around the jar. Whatever would we do with duct tape if we were in a real survival situation? :P
James, I wonder if one could fold an emergency blanket in such a way as to slip into the cup in the shape of a tube? Something ultra light to cover the body. Great video!
Yes, I'll have to look up that link and add it as well as the part number for the Gerber knife. Good idea on the toothpicks and Tylenol although you can easily make the toothpicks from wood if you need to.
@@WayPointSurvival Not sure I want splinters in my gums with homemade toothpicks. lol Not sure if you have room but a large condom can be of use. Hard to find unlubricated ones.
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The Stanley cook set is made just that much better with the addition of a survival kit! Thank you so much for watching and please leave a comment in the section below!
stanley cook set is always my fav.
@@WhatdoyouthinkwithJaJafoxx Thank you!
I carry mine in a pathfinder pouch clone, couple of space blankets fit down the sides to pad it nicely, and the pocket at the front is a good size.
I really should throw up a video to add to the myriad Stanley carry vids some day.
That would be very cool! If you do make a video on it, make sure and send me a link.
👍💯😎
FOR WOUND CARE: You could add a small tube of Neosporin inside the kit. It would take some shifting around but I think it would fit. It would, of course, have to be the small/mini travel size tube. Having a wound, while out and about , is no fun and having an infected wound is even worse.
One other item if you need more would be a small spool of unwaxed dental floss. It is compact about 40 lb strength, and cheap
I've used it for fishing, repairs, snares, and yes for sutures on big wounds. 😮 I do a lot of outdoor activities as a civilian, A N D as a Marines "Doc."
Excellent points, thanks for watching!
I am amazed at all the stuff you can put in that little tin. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it!
I cannot believe how many things you've been able to come up with. Must say, this is one of my favorites. Thank you for your efforts in this. I had a Stanley set-up already but these videos have helped me take it to the next level.
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it!
That cookset has been places an seen things! Thank you for demonstrating that gear doesn't have to be pricey to work hard.
Thank you for watching!
I have the Larger Stanley set. Now you are making me think I have to come up with hacks for it 🤓
Great kit. You could glue a small piece of sandpaper to the bottom of the tin to use as a striker/ hook/knife sharpener
Thank you. Glad you liked it and thanks for the ideas!
This channel is rapidly becoming one of my favourites, a great find when you find that geart that fits together perfectly. 👏🏼👍🏼🙏🏼
Thank you for watching and for the kind comments!
I agree with this, some great stuff.
I don't know how I missed this video before now. OUTSTANDING KIT!
Great job James.
Thank you for watching and I am glad that you liked it!
I've been a woodsman most of my life. But watching your videos always gives me ideas that were never considered.👍
Thank you, so glad to be of service and that you're enjoying the channel!
One thing not mentioned, is that the can itself can be used to turn pieces of cotton bandana or blue jeans into char cloth.
True. Good point!
That's a pretty comprehensive survival kit in such a small package, thank you for the vid
Thank you so much!
James Stanley needs to hire you for add ons that they could sell for the Stanley cook set ! Awesome hack again.
Thank you, that would be nice!
Stanley really needs to have you as an official partner. You have probably done more for the sales than anyone else! I say this in a good way
Another awesome survival idea
Thank you, I really appreciate it!
I do believe I have mine with me coming from Ohio down here to Texas about 30 mins from my delivery in the morning then turn n burn back so this is so “food for thought”on my mind because I’m always thinking of little kit ideas while I’m driving. Helps pass the time plus you videos help relax me from the hectic day lol
Great! Thanks for taking me along for the ride!
That flashlight was awesome thanks.👍🇨🇦
Thank you. Glad you liked it!
Wow awesome! Amazing what you did with that little tin, great!
Thanks!
Nice job on the survival tin. If it's in your cookset, then your cookset is part of the kit and you don't need the aluminum foil to boil water. Also, if you have a few extra bucks I would recommend the Leatherman Squirt PS4 instead of the Gerber. It's of comparable size and also offers scissors, pliers, a file and screwdriver blades. The pliers couild allow you to pick hot items out of the campfire.
The foil is so that the main kit can be left at camp with another person, while the small kit is placed in a pocket for rambling etc. Also, I always carry a multi-tool on my belt so I always have pliers etc. Thank you for watching!
You have some great ideas. I keep some instant coffee and cup-o-soup packets inside the green cup. Gives a bit of energy, and also a great morale boost.
Those are good options too. Thank you for watching!
That not a bad little emergency kit. Its not always what you have but knowing how to use it and this would certainly get you through the night and prevent hypothermia. Great video.
Thank you!
I just picked up an Adventure Cookset a couple days ago! I also decided to pick up the Stanley Boil and Brew the same day after I discovered that they can nest together with or without the brew insert! ( brew top will have to be separate but will all still fit in the condor style pouch. I also picked up a couple things for some mods and hacks today. Your hack videos for this set are second to none!! I hope to do one or two of my first RUclips Videos very soon and will be on this topic. Thank you for all you do for this channel!
Thank you so much!
Excellent! Add tea or coffee sachets with a soup pouch or other food incidentals in the cup and you are set!
Absolutely! Thank you for watching, my friend!
Hi James. There is one item which can be added which is the plastic flint and striker wheel from some disposable lighters. This takes a standard lighter flint by unscrewing the plastic cap with spring which becomes a source of sparks.
A good idea here is to look at the British SAS escape ration pouch or the BCB survival tin contained in a 50 gram tobacco tin.
Thanks for watching and for the suggestions!
I love the Compactness of your kit
Thank you so much!
Add that to the small shelter kit and you would be covered.
Do enjoy your hacks James shows thought & ingenuity. Keeping eyes open as we see the use of items
Hot chocolate & bullion fits in the green cup really well
Very true. Thank you for watching!
Excellent little kit James. I have 2 tins similar to that, they had chocolate coated coffee beans in them. I was wondering what I could use them for...well now I wonder no more. It's going right into my Stanley Cook set.
Very cool!
I can't believe how much fit in this kit.
Thanks!
Very good ideas on your kit...great for emergency use...thanks friend...Freedom for all..
Thank you!
Good one, James. Amazing what you can put in a small tin like that with a little thought. I have a couple of tins I need to measure. What an amazing cook kit. Thanks for all the ideas and videos about it.
My pleasure. Thank you so much for watching.
Hey James, I am from Mt Orab and I met u several years back at salvation army in eastgate u seem to be an awesome guy and I swear u look even younger now, lol what ever ur doing keep it up , I need to catch up on all ur vids I been off youtube awhile, your my favorite guy
Thank you, glad to see you're back. Hope all is well with you!
@@WayPointSurvival It is and ty for asking , not sure if u remembered me or not but doesnt matter I am still a huge fan of urs and will start catching up on ur vids
Great! Stay in touch!
I have the same little flashlight. Mine is branded UST SplashFlash. I bought mine to have when out in my kayak but it lives in my day pack clipped to the inside as an emergency light or just some light digging around the pack.
Excellent, evidently they are sold under several names. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I’m going to have to go back further in the archives and find out more about that Stanley set up. Awesome kit!
Thank you so much. I hope you find the series interesting!
You are the first person besides me that uses the mini loaf pan in that way. I thought I was the only one!
Great minds think alike!
Nice homemade kit for short time survival.
I would just use the inside top of the container for a signal mirror.
Thank you!
I just bought the Stanley Cookware Pro set for base camp. I have two small Cookware sets that are similar to this set
Excellent!
The amazon link is for very small tin containers, 1.3 in. Diameter. An icebreakers mints short round plastic container works but is not snug to the sides of the container and not waterproof. Also, a talenti icecream container fits inside with lid, to use for cold soaking (instead of the cup). Thanks for these videos!! I love the Sanley Cook set Hack Series!!!
Thank you. I will check the link and see if I can't find the right tin for it. Glad you're enjoying the videos! Edit: Here is the new link: www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Cosmetic-Container-Organization-Accessories/dp/B08GXGN451/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=screw+top+aluminum+tin&qid=1619870362&s=home-garden&sr=1-5
Good job I have a similar kit but it’s in the the condor pouch with another pouch hooked to it. This is the most compact I’ve seen. Thanks for some new ideas.
Thank you for watching and you're welcome!
The best and, I believe, the intended way to use a pocket chain saw is to use a pliable stick to form a handle, much like a hacksaw. Try it this way and you'll begin to appreciate the saws a lot more. Just be sure to notch the stick where the keyrings will sit.
Yes, that does help a lot with those small rings.
You put a lot of thought into that kit. Thank you for sharing this now I’m gonna have to get started on mine.
Thank you!
Great kit! Only thing I'd swap is ss fishing leaders for the picture frame wire for snares.
Thanks for watching!
Oven bag! brilliant !
Thank you!
Really rather amazing. Beats any "Altoids Kit" I've seen. Well done!
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!
I keep my cook set in a Condor hydration pouch and there’s a bit of head space at the top of the pouch. A tin like that might fit in that space allowing you to carry both cups and the tin.
Good idea!
Very slick!! I bet Stanley never imagined their cook set as you have tricked it out. Great job!
Thank you!
What a great idea. I'm going to have to make two for the wife and I. Thanks for the video.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Nice compact little kit. I always put my favorite safety whistle in my small kits, an Acme 636.
Thank you!
Wow! -incredible useful items in a very small pack. Still room for improvement:
a) if you carry Exactor and utility blades, there's no need for a hacksaw blade as a striker for your ferro-rod - replace it by an alcohol wipe
b) double up the mirror and drill a hole in the center to make it a true signal mirror
c) after bending (flattening the pan) aluminium, don't forget to heat it up to soften it, or it will break when you try to open it up again
d) wrapping sewing needles with duct-tape I always found very annoying, you don't get the residue off the needle in the field - so I first wrap the needles in a small piece of waxed paper
Stay safe and take care
Great tips. Thank you for watching.
Wow this one is a very convenient kit, and so small size! Very usefull for camping!
Thank you so much!
Pretty Awesome job of jam packing everything. Thanks!
Thank you!
Love the signal mirror hack. And the folded down loaf pan. Not too sure about that flashlight but always happy to see new gear 👍🏼
Thank you!
Love it! Might be able to squeeze some high visibility surveyors tape in there too! Great for trail marking with notes
Good idea, thank you for watching!
Fill the cup with cordage and you have extended shelter capability! Excellent video, glad I subscribed!
Thank you and welcome aboard!
Smart idea, I love how come up with this !
the survival tin idea is the main reason i wound up searching for a way to incorporate a way to boil water incorporated into it ...mostly because those altoid tins never provide a way to cary or boil water or cook lol ... whilke this total set wont fit in your pocket its a wonderful item for your car when not in your pack:)
Thanks for watching!
Instead of carrying a wire saw, there might be enough room to roll up a bucksaw blade inside the tin. It does take some setup to use and you need a knife or something to make a bucksaw, but it'd be a supremely useful tool.
That would be a good option for those that have the skill to make one. Thank you for watching and for your suggestion!
Great kit James, cool. The whole kit and caboodle. Thanks and take care.
Thank you so much, my friend!
on the survival saw if you make a bow saw it works pretty well
Yes, good point! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Love your presentations. Your tone, diction and projection make it very easy to follow your presentation. I love the minimal editing too. Just when I thought I had my Stanley cook set pimped out you add another option. Very comprehensive kit. Lots of comments about changing this or that and that’s great. Everyone can customize as they see fit. As shown, your kit is as good as any pre filled tin survival kit on the market. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much!
flagging tape, would fit nicely on outside of cup. Great Passive Signaling tool.
Ditch fishing gear, Increase water (pur-tabs) & first aid (antibiotics or alcohol patches)
in place.
But, an Awesome Complilation! For something that is an overdone topic, your video is some “outside fresh aire” 👍🏼🥰
Thank you for watching the video and for the great ideas!
That's really great cool video god bless you James love your videos
Thank you so much and God bless you too!
Another great Stanley hack!
Thank you!
That was awsome good job looks like you put some thoughts ito it
Thank you!
Just now seeing this, too cool, thank you very much
Glad you like it!
2 Thumbs Up - as this kit is versatile without spending hundreds. The small tin you speak of is about $0.50 USD on, Amazon - I obtained a similar one with English Sweets (Candy in America or Lollies for us Aussies) in a Xmas Hamper. I would add a small cloth bag to carry the kit in assuming you have no other bag/s.
Thank you for the info, and for watching the video!
@@WayPointSurvival Always a pleasure & your simple methods are the best. I had never seen these kits here in Australia until I saw one of your videos. I keep one in a Go Bag in my car & a spare kit just in my car.
Excellent!
I'm new to this channel but feels like I've known you forever. Thanks for all the tricks to the trade.
Thank you for watching!
You sure did pack a lot in there, James!
Thank you for watching!
Just a well thought out bit of kit! Very well done 👍
Thank you!
I think the whole thing should go in a dry bag. The bag carries the kit, but also serves for water procurement. The bag can hold the contents of the Stanley pot, while the pot is being used on a fire.
That's a great idea! Thank you for watching!
Very well done. A useful kit. Thanks for another Stanley hack video, I didn't think you could pack another thing in it.
Thank you!
I truly appreciate these videos. Informative, entertaining, and smart bushcraft and gear ideas, you are interesting and a wonderful instructor. Kudos!
Thank you very much!
Great kit.
Thank you!
Great compact kit I would add a wallet fernell lens
I do carry one in my wallet. It's a good idea for the kit. Thank you for watching!
Darn nice kit, Well thought out and the razor blade knife is BRILLIENT
Thank you!
Great little kit brother. Amazing how much stuff you have packed into it. God Bless.
Thank you, Chief. God bless you too!
Hi James description of the stanley cook Set is full , thank you for your videos , i see you later james , have a good one .
You're welcome, you too!
This was a great video and a decent sized kit for such a small container.
Thank you!
Such a good setup. Someone should sell a kit.
Thank you!
Great kit .One option to consider might be to glue the mirror inside the lid.
Thank you!
I'm a new subs, Excellent Video! Definitely a home run! I would put in a small amount of Potassium permanganate. It takes very little to sanitize water and would go a lot further than the two H2O tabs you got. It will also be handy for it's first aid properties and fire starting.
Thank you for watching, and for the suggestion. Welcome aboard!
James, I’m new to your channel, but it’s fast becoming my favorite! Just purchased two of the Stanley sets and they are awesome! Now, because of you, I have to purchase new gear, which means spending more money! And that means I’m either a dead man or I’m gonna be single again!!LOL! Joking aside, another great video and hack for the Stanley cook kit! Love the survival kit!! Thanks for the vid and another great idea!!
Thank you so much! Glad that you are enjoying the channel!
Love watching this channel
Thanks!
James...I've seen a few times those "solar stoves" where apparently if you lay it down, and put some dry tinder on it that apparently it's made at "the perfect angle" to where it will catch the suns rays, and combust the tinder into a flame.
it seems like a good idea to have one for survival scenario's incase you run out of stuff to light a fire with, but it almost seems too good to be true. could you maybe do a short show, n tell in a video of theese, and tell the pro's, and cons of them... or if they even work at all?
Thanks James, really like ur videos. Alan R.
Thank you, Alan!
Add a hooked blade for when you have to Clean and skin something and avoid gut punctures
Sure, you could do that.
The tins that the amazon link takes you are small for the pot, big for the cups. That being said, a pair of almond tins fits wonderfully if you leave out the green cups, while an empty 28 ounce peanut butter jar will fit in the pot to the rim. The pot lid will be held down by the handle, or you stow it at the bottom of the pouch or a pocket. I really like the peanut butter jar- two wraps with teflon tape and that is for all practical purposes water proof.
A 16 oz peanut butter jar has an angle that will snug into the green cup, but not go all the way to the bottom and the combo is about an inch, inch and a quarter, too tall, so I think one of the little 120z jars should fit. It will have some gap between the jar and the inner wall of the green cup. Oh dear, I guess we'll just have to wrap a couple feet of duct tape around the jar. Whatever would we do with duct tape if we were in a real survival situation? :P
Thank you for the information and for watching the video!
Great emergency kit jim first one if seen in a stanley
Thank you!
Super Hack, bravo!
Thank you!
James, I wonder if one could fold an emergency blanket in such a way as to slip into the cup in the shape of a tube? Something ultra light to cover the body. Great video!
You absolutely could. Thank you for watching!
The Container Store is be another source for similar metal containers.
Good idea, thanks!
Great kit , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Thank you, God bless you too!
Nice like it , thanks for the video 👍
Thank you!
I love your channel. Im that girl that was working at salvation army but now I'm a fiberglass fabricator
Awesome, thank you for watching the video, hope you things are going well!
Wow good to see👍👍👍😍😍😍😍
Thank you!
the rolled down foil tin for cooking is a great idea but can you demonstrate how to use it without burning it ?
I did make a video on it.
@@WayPointSurvival oh ty i will have to search for that !
U know could also use a couple of tins like that 2 store food & many other small items
Very true! Thank you for watching!
@@WayPointSurvival your welcome I love your channel
No link to that flashlight.
Part # for the Gerber knife?
A few toothpicks might come in handy.
A single use pack of Tylenol too maybe?
Yes, I'll have to look up that link and add it as well as the part number for the Gerber knife. Good idea on the toothpicks and Tylenol although you can easily make the toothpicks from wood if you need to.
@@WayPointSurvival Not sure I want splinters in my gums with homemade toothpicks. lol
Not sure if you have room but a large condom can be of use. Hard to find unlubricated ones.
For shelter, would a space blanket and a hand warmer fit inside the green cup? Stick the warmer in an armpit and wrap up in the blanket.
Yes. You could definitely do that.
Nice.
Thank you!
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Awesome video, where can I find the Gerber knife? I looked on their website and couldn't find it. Thanks
Glad you liked the video, here is a link: www.amazon.com/Gerber-EAB-Pocket-Knife-22-41830/dp/B0016KHW2W