Seems like i'll have to check myself in rehab.So much Shug these last few weeks has made me a junkie wanting more and more! :) Seriously,thank you for sharing with us a video about a small piece of metal... Few people could make it interesting,fun and informative,but you do,everytime!!! Merci beaucoup!!!!!
Say, you were on my mind this morn: It's blizzarding and I was cursing my hay tarp when I thought, This is normal weather for Shuge!! Buck up and enjoy it! ---so thanks for the cheery attituuuuuude! Jules
HI Sugh...i got a Fancee Feest based on your recommendation and by watching all these great videos it appears to be your go-to stove. What's good for the ole Shug is always good for me. Whoooooooooooo Buddy
Thanks Shug. I just DIY'd a FF simmer ring out of an aluminum can (thought it might melt, but it didn't). Had to punch a couple of small holes in the bottom to prevent sputtering. Thing works great now. Will be handy indeed. No more burnt pancakes!
Hey Shug, i tested your simmer ring against Hiram Cooks ring, both similar rings and his lasted nearly 1 hour total burn and boiled around 25 mins. in my test on 1 ounce of HEET, the main difference in his ring is that his had not notches cut in it and it was cut 1 inch below the top of the fancy stove with no holes or notches in it, so try that and it will more than double your time it burns.
+shugemery i like to eat either bran or banana nut muffins in the mornings on the trail, so these simmer rings really hel p make those cook well, i made my own stove the other day and tested it, no simmer ring, just 2 bottoms of a pop can, cut a quarter sized hole in the top of one, and fitted the top over the bottom piece, with a windscreen, it burned for ! hour and 10 minutes with no simmer ring, and only 1 ounce of fuel.
@@shugemery I like to have a muffin or sometimes cornbread with some beans and onions on camping trips, so I use a simmer more often. Love your videos, thank you for making these
Thanks Shug, I had no idea that Fancee Feast stoves even had a simmer ring. You amaze me with informative stuff all the time, and that baffles me cuz you don't look that smart when you're being goofy. Thanks for the video, my friend.
Shug, it was 90F here in phoenix yesterday! It might as well be a different planet...haha. That was a helpful because my fancy feast is usually too fast for cooking. Scrambled eggs cook so fast that it's a fine line between just right and over cooked. Stop to wave off a skeeter and you just about ruin breakfast. I usually have to take the pan on and off every few seconds to moderate the temp, which works alright as long as you have an extra hand and don't get distracted. Thanks for the vid buddy!
That's it !!! Now I can simmer without pot stands or carrying the extra weight from the fuel canisters that are required with the rocket stove. I have to see if I can diy something simular (I'm not cheep I just like making stuff. Ok maybe I'm cheep.) I have some diy alcohol stoves the kids use for weight reduction. I see that you use the heat (yellow) rather than denatured alcohol. Does perform better, or do you use it for other reasons? I have seen a video where they got a quicker boil with it. Also thanks for the hammock tips. The kids and I are heading up to the dolly sods this spring. We are making hammocks and testing them around the yard. We haven't slept overnight yet but we will before the snow Flys.
Looks like a good heat level for pancakes or eggs. I get bored by oatmeal really easily. I had been pondering putting a sleeve on the stove and sliding it up for simmer, but this looks much simpler. Thanks for this.
Hey Shug. Just tried my own simmering ring and I haven't really tested it time wise but it definitely slows down the boil. I just made a pot of perked coffee and to slow it down I threw a Mason jar lid ring. Worked like a boss. Remembered your video and thought I'd let you know. Cheers from the great white north. Give it a go and let me know 👍
Very informative and extremely entertaining. Thanks for taking time to do these videos. If you ever plan on a Red River Gorge trip let us all know on the forum. I am Ridge_dog on the forum and we are "All secure in sector 7 ".
I've made my own fancee feest stoves and was impressed with yours going 25 min. before going out with the simmer ring around it. Good info vid. Always looking for ways to use cooking/heating fires. It's a guy thing. lol
26:30 is plenty to dry bake a muffin, not sure that you are interested in that sort of thing, I dry bake quite often at the house but not sure I would want to mess with it out in the wood... Great video as always Shug, I tip my hat to ye =)
The simmer is a wimmer for sure, looks like a thing that you could make from cans, assuming the depth of the V adjust the simmer. Great vid as always. I am off to the woods soon first time in a hammock, just finishing my under quilt, its on the forums. Its going to be very wet, so trying some different drip line set ups to see what happens :) will stick up a vid on my channel :)
What's beautiful about that simmer ring for me would be those times I just want to enjoy multiple cups of coffee or tea and for one ounce of alcohol......I could just relax and pour another cup or two without having to go thru the boil process.....definitely seems relaxing.....great video....thanks a million.....!!!
@@shugemery Looks easy enough to make....I would have never thot of that so you sharing is worth a Whooooo Buddy )))) now I can relax and enjoy my hot beverage(s) .........
I went through a period of dry baking with Imusa and Batch Stovez pots using Smokeeater and Tinny remote feed stoves. Never tried it in the field though. My impression is that the stove would be too hot for dry baking even with the simmer ring, but worth a try. Its a fiddly process.
***** Glad to hear man, I will buy the Zelph simmer ring now for my Fancee Feest. Not a big fan of remote feeds--too fussy. I use the Batch Stovez bake kit. Try the Marie Callander intant cornbread mix, mighty fine for dry baking with an alcohol stove.
I make my fancee feast inner pot holder and simmer rings from the outer ring of a no hub plumbing coupler. It's stainless steel and riffled. The riffled metal works better than flat sheet stainless.
hello Shug I hope all is well in the great state of Minn. I was wondering what did you use to fix your hillbilly pot with? Mine has a leak on the bottom in the same place as yours...?? have been using a new one and miss old faithful lol
I wonder what the UK eqwiver lent ? qwiver ..?qwiver lent of heat is ? I use methylated thhhhspilits ;) but it sure burns fast , but i have no fancy feast to SSSSSSSssssssimmer on. btw like that carving under the Pumpkin looks good..you carve that Shug of the third person?
Hey shug.......did you put an equal amount of fuel in each stove? And where could I get a wind screen that is tough,light,and holds its shape?...... my aluminum foil wind screen keeps setting on fire.
tony jara Yes....as I said in the video one ounce of HEET in each stove. I use the windscreen from my White Box stove. But Minibulldesign has them too....www.minibulldesign.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=58&idcategory=5
+Tom Swango Well....maybe buy a Fancee Feest cat food can and mock one up as close as you can from what you see in the video. Not sure when I'll get around to making those measurements.
Shug, what kind of pot do you use? I didn't see anything in your links and what I thought I heard you say didn't come up when I googled. Much obliged for your help!
Very cool.. I like that. =D I think I'd bring it to a boil.. and then drop the ring over it. Depending what I was cooking of course. Thanks for the video
super-shug, that jacksrbetter hammock isn't the cause of a good expensive trip to the chiropractor is it? that things looking like it'll bend your back like a banana?
Tinkering is more like it. Saw a carbon fiber ring but doubt it would work with the 1.5 inch top over the wick. I made a can top to fit over the center can but want to try yours to test them out. Thanks! Love your channel.
Tried three different options, well two were a version of yours. The first was a tin can cut to approximate spec but it may be a 1/4 inch too large in diameter. The second was the same thing cut from the wall of a pop can. The third was my tin can bottom that goes over the center. Maybe the issue is I used carbon fiber for my wicking material rather than fiberglass mesh. Who knows.
My stove is a lot like the one you have except its made from a 55 gallon drum, never thought of using a cat food can might a easier to carry. Wee Doggie
Great Demo as usual! I Love your enthusiasm, and 'gut level' approach to product testing - (education can be fun!). As far as Alcohol fuel goes, have you used tried any consumable 'high octane' liquor grade alcohols, vs industrial grade methanol, isopropyl, ("denatured"(= undrinkable) types), etc. ?.... The advantage to perhaps using some kind of 'Whisky, Gin, Rum, Tequila', etc. might be that it'd be awesome to have some to consume, (for medicinal purposes only, of course! - should an occasion arise!) :D [ignore the 'expense' factor for the most part - just compare the performance, and such, and mention pricing as a final comparison) ....."Cheers!!!" :D
Anyone know why I can't give Shug's videos a "thumbs up"? The button is disabled (grayed out). Works on every other channel I subscribe to... Sorry Shug, trying to support your channel but it won't let me!
Craig Sheppard I do it intentionally...get tired of all the "like mrs" ans all in the world. I figure if you watch the video that is good enough for me. Thankee. You support by watching.
Well cool, didn't know you could do that. Will certainly keep watching. Looking forward to the pack load vid! I'm in NC and haven't heard of the Art Loeb, so anytime you come back I learn about my own state. Heh
Assuming the simmer ring is used after bringing a pot to the boil, my questions on its usefulness would be: 1) How easy is it to place the ring around a fully bloomed and hot stove without sacrificing skin to some malevolent pagan god? 2) How effectively does the ring control a simmer?
I made one almost identical to this, but with carbon felt. I have a safety pin on it so I can put it on and take it off when the stove is going. I thought my idea was original-ish. I searched 'carbon felt simmer ring' and didn't find that anyone else had done it, so I made a video. Here's the video of my simmer ring: ruclips.net/video/kkHI2NX0NJg/видео.html
shugemery : Thanks (shoosh, shoojze) Shug. I appreciate ya!! You gone done taught me a lot my friend. Fun fact: I always wanna call you 'Shugga-Ma-Ree' based on your RUclips name spelling.
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ohhhh, I want that shelter! what a nice place to hang out. looks welcoming
instablaster...
Seems like i'll have to check myself in rehab.So much Shug these last few weeks has made me a junkie wanting more and more! :)
Seriously,thank you for sharing with us a video about a small piece of metal...
Few people could make it interesting,fun and informative,but you do,everytime!!!
Merci beaucoup!!!!!
camembert101 Don't OD on ol' me))))))) I know I did on me.
Ah! That's enough to get me back to trying that darn drybaking. Always fun to watch. Keep it up for us grumpies!
steinwaygoat May try some myself this week!
Say, you were on my mind this morn: It's blizzarding and I was cursing my hay tarp when I thought, This is normal weather for Shuge!! Buck up and enjoy it! ---so thanks for the cheery attituuuuuude! Jules
HI Sugh...i got a Fancee Feest based on your recommendation and by watching all these great videos it appears to be your go-to stove. What's good for the ole Shug is always good for me. Whoooooooooooo Buddy
Thanks Shug. I just DIY'd a FF simmer ring out of an aluminum can (thought it might melt, but it didn't). Had to punch a couple of small holes in the bottom to prevent sputtering. Thing works great now. Will be handy indeed. No more burnt pancakes!
ClearTheDeck Whooooo Buddy.....crafty you. I do crave pancakes on the trail too
Hey Shug, i tested your simmer ring against Hiram Cooks ring, both similar rings and his lasted nearly 1 hour total burn and boiled around 25 mins. in my test on 1 ounce of HEET, the main difference in his ring is that his had not notches cut in it and it was cut 1 inch below the top of the fancy stove with no holes or notches in it, so try that and it will more than double your time it burns.
+Rspene smit I have not really used mine since that video. Reckon I have not needed a simmer. Always good to hear results.
+shugemery i like to eat either bran or banana nut muffins in the mornings on the trail, so these simmer rings really hel p make those cook well, i made my own stove the other day and tested it, no simmer ring, just 2 bottoms of a pop can, cut a quarter sized hole in the top of one, and fitted the top over the bottom piece, with a windscreen, it burned for ! hour and 10 minutes with no simmer ring, and only 1 ounce of fuel.
@@shugemery I like to have a muffin or sometimes cornbread with some beans and onions on camping trips, so I use a simmer more often. Love your videos, thank you for making these
Thanks Shug, I had no idea that Fancee Feast stoves even had a simmer ring. You amaze me with informative stuff all the time, and that baffles me cuz you don't look that smart when you're being goofy. Thanks for the video, my friend.
That is my psyche....to look goofy but be smart.
Whooooo Buddy! Great test Shug!
Shug, it was 90F here in phoenix yesterday! It might as well be a different planet...haha.
That was a helpful because my fancy feast is usually too fast for cooking. Scrambled eggs cook so fast that it's a fine line between just right and over cooked. Stop to wave off a skeeter and you just about ruin breakfast. I usually have to take the pan on and off every few seconds to moderate the temp, which works alright as long as you have an extra hand and don't get distracted. Thanks for the vid buddy!
Patriot36 Thinking the same thing....
Loved the S whistling Sound effect at 6:00! Thanks for the comparison (and yeah, I'm commenting almost all your videos hehehe)
Merci and bon show!
Heya Shug, Thanks fer the boil. What kind of hiking poles are those? I know lots of questions.
GravelEddie Black Diamond Flick-locs.
who don't like watching water boil
but somehow it's more entertaining with you Shug
That's it !!! Now I can simmer without pot stands or carrying the extra weight from the fuel canisters that are required with the rocket stove. I have to see if I can diy something simular (I'm not cheep I just like making stuff. Ok maybe I'm cheep.)
I have some diy alcohol stoves the kids use for weight reduction. I see that you use the heat (yellow) rather than denatured alcohol. Does perform better, or do you use it for other reasons? I have seen a video where they got a quicker boil with it.
Also thanks for the hammock tips. The kids and I are heading up to the dolly sods this spring. We are making hammocks and testing them around the yard. We haven't slept overnight yet but we will before the snow Flys.
I hate them Snow Flys!
Looks like a good heat level for pancakes or eggs. I get bored by oatmeal really easily. I had been pondering putting a sleeve on the stove and sliding it up for simmer, but this looks much simpler. Thanks for this.
FlashGeiger Yessir.
Hey Shug. Just tried my own simmering ring and I haven't really tested it time wise but it definitely slows down the boil. I just made a pot of perked coffee and to slow it down I threw a Mason jar lid ring. Worked like a boss. Remembered your video and thought I'd let you know. Cheers from the great white north. Give it a go and let me know 👍
Nice ! I really never simmer much but like having it if I ever do again.
Simmer means muffins, biscuits, breads! Good stuff! Thanks Shug!
GeeDub May bake today!
Very informative and extremely entertaining. Thanks for taking time to do these videos. If you ever plan on a Red River Gorge trip let us all know on the forum. I am Ridge_dog on the forum and we are "All secure in sector 7 ".
Mike Mazzaferri I do love a Gorge.........Whoooooo Buddy))))
Was wonderin' what pan you were using on the Gorge trip... SP ti 900. Lovely.
HammockTips Yessir...
I've made my own fancee feest stoves and was impressed with yours going 25 min. before going out with the simmer ring around it. Good info vid. Always looking for ways to use cooking/heating fires. It's a guy thing. lol
Steve InMichigan I was impressed at that burn.
Hirams Simmer ring, went nearly 1 hour in my Kitchen with no wind.
26:30 is plenty to dry bake a muffin, not sure that you are interested in that sort of thing, I dry bake quite often at the house but not sure I would want to mess with it out in the wood...
Great video as always Shug, I tip my hat to ye =)
Overgrown Going to do that soon......been waiting too.
hi Shug.
ive been playing with these stoves and looking for a simmer ring and saw your name.
goid stuff.
the master of all things camping😎
Works good but I never seem to simmer much.
The simmer is a wimmer for sure, looks like a thing that you could make from cans, assuming the depth of the V adjust the simmer.
Great vid as always. I am off to the woods soon first time in a hammock, just finishing my under quilt, its on the forums. Its going to be very wet, so trying some different drip line set ups to see what happens :) will stick up a vid on my channel :)
What's beautiful about that simmer ring for me would be those times I just want to enjoy multiple cups of coffee or tea and for one ounce of alcohol......I could just relax and pour another cup or two without having to go thru the boil process.....definitely seems relaxing.....great video....thanks a million.....!!!
Sadly he does not sell them anymore. Thankee and Whooooo Buddy))))
@@shugemery Looks easy enough to make....I would have never thot of that so you sharing is worth a Whooooo Buddy )))) now I can relax and enjoy my hot beverage(s) .........
Awesome back yard!
+Lv2flair Thankee.
Love these videos.
Glad you like them!
Never would of guessed that would burn so long, Thanks for the info and Laughs :))
***** Not I...good burn.
I’d like to buy one of these simmer rings. Where can I find one?
He is out of business....maybe have to try and craft your own~~
Interesting simmer. What wick did you use?
The wick that is in the Fancee Feest stove. Fiberglass wicking.
Can we still get the simmer ring? Btw, ordered and tried your packet gourmet love the soufflé grits!
Seems like you could....www.woodgaz-stove.com/fancee-feest-stove-with-simmer-ring.php
I went through a period of dry baking with Imusa and Batch Stovez pots using Smokeeater and Tinny remote feed stoves. Never tried it in the field though. My impression is that the stove would be too hot for dry baking even with the simmer ring, but worth a try. Its a fiddly process.
guyfihi I dry baked today with FF and simmer ring. Imusa pot and fat daddy bake pot. Perfect-o.
May even do it on the trail sometime.
***** Glad to hear man, I will buy the Zelph simmer ring now for my Fancee Feest. Not a big fan of remote feeds--too fussy. I use the Batch Stovez bake kit. Try the Marie Callander intant cornbread mix, mighty fine for dry baking with an alcohol stove.
shug can you do a video on how to make a wind screen for stoves
Ron Reynolds Maybe...but min came with stoves I bought. Tin foil if I do one.
Sure that would be great if you would please
Ron Reynolds Until....ruclips.net/video/RKuRDdxUmUI/видео.html
If I ever do.
ok ya that will work just fine thanks
I just went to the dollar store and bought a turkey tray, then cut up with a scissors and wrap around. Cheap and works.
I make my fancee feast inner pot holder and simmer rings from the outer ring of a no hub plumbing coupler. It's stainless steel and riffled. The riffled metal works better than flat sheet stainless.
***** Nice.
i really love your videos man!!! i guess they just make me feel good, thanks!!!!
Onawhym I thankee for that.
I’m confused, your aluminum foil simmer ring looks just like your wind screen demo. Is it different in configuration ?
I did not make the simmer ring. Bought it from the guy who makes the Fancee Feest. It is small so not truly a windscreen but more of a hear-mute.
hello Shug I hope all is well in the great state of Minn. I was wondering what did you use to fix your hillbilly pot with? Mine has a leak on the bottom in the same place as yours...?? have been using a new one and miss old faithful lol
I used a dab of J-Weld. Some peen theirs.
good video there shug! mite have to get me a fancy feast stove like the boil time!!
Can you bake with it? Using a fat daddios baking pan and the simmer ring?
Rob Fahndrich I aim to find out...maybe today. Sure youcan though...
Awesome.. I have baked with 3 tea lights but only want to carry the minimum stuff... Your simmer ring fits my needs if it bakes.
I wonder what the UK eqwiver lent ? qwiver ..?qwiver lent of heat is ? I use methylated thhhhspilits ;) but it sure burns fast , but i have no fancy feast to SSSSSSSssssssimmer on. btw like that carving under the Pumpkin looks good..you carve that Shug of the third person?
atommachine I bought that carving. Those in the UK use mainly meths....
*****
Meths it is ! i need to remember to keep it warm, tricky to light in the morning other wise.
Hey shug.......did you put an equal amount of fuel in each stove? And where could I get a wind screen that is tough,light,and holds its shape?...... my aluminum foil wind screen keeps setting on fire.
tony jara Yes....as I said in the video one ounce of HEET in each stove. I use the windscreen from my White Box stove. But Minibulldesign has them too....www.minibulldesign.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=58&idcategory=5
Sorry......I guess I did not hear that part?thank you for being thoughtfully considerate.
Would love to see your review of the WBBB XLC. :)
Joe Fowler I will....
***** I love you! (Thanks, Shug!)
ready, set, go!
Simmer ring seems to do the trick.
CampfireTalk Aye)))
any chance you can give us the measurements or spec on the fancee feast simmer ring for us DIY guys
+Tom Swango Well....maybe buy a Fancee Feest cat food can and mock one up as close as you can from what you see in the video. Not sure when I'll get around to making those measurements.
I believe the make has them on the site... He sells them for pretty reasonable, and they have the nice welds...
Shug, what kind of pot do you use? I didn't see anything in your links and what I thought I heard you say didn't come up when I googled. Much obliged for your help!
+TigerRagFishingTeam Never mind Shug, I figured it out. Thank you for the continued videos!
+TigerRagFishingTeam My Hillbilly pot...Imusa 12cm. ruclips.net/video/BdR0_NwaZFs/видео.html
question on the underquilt protectors: Do you use the sil or the regular nylon version?
Dan Watts Mine is the rip-stop.
Very cool.. I like that. =D
I think I'd bring it to a boil.. and then drop the ring over it. Depending what I was cooking of course.
Thanks for the video
Eat Carbs You for sure could. This was more a duration burn...
Shug of the Simmering Lolly Gag! Sounds like a pirate movie title! Me loves the fire pit!
***** Thankee Hawkustus.
Thats a cool shed ya got ! ya semmmmmering in ! Aweee
***** An anniversery gift for my wife...
Hey SHUG, I know they say you need a pan to make them packet gourmet eggs. But can't ya just make it in a POT if ya stir it around and what not?
Max Daniels Yeah ya' can......I did some in my hillbilly pot.
Great vid. Thanks Shug
Y'elcome and thanks.
super-shug, that jacksrbetter hammock isn't the cause of a good expensive trip to the chiropractor is it? that things looking like it'll bend your back like a banana?
Ya' kidding? It restores my back. I sleep at an angle in the hammock...head right, feet left. Pretty flat lay.
Thanks Shug for promising to do a gear load out video.....woooo buddy!
Taffyappleify I will...I will...I will....I will...I will...I will....
Imusah pot? I moosah me old pot. Have you seen it? Cheers
The pot...I've not. Or forgot.
do u know if methyl hydrate work with these can stove too or u recommend heet?
theguanster It may work but I use HEET. Are you in the UK?
nop quebec!
I recommend go to Home Depot and buy a gallon of denatured alcohol
Going to try to copy the design out of pop can aluminum unless I can find a tin can size that works as snugly over the Fancy Feast can. Thanks!
***** There must be some science to it....
Tinkering is more like it. Saw a carbon fiber ring but doubt it would work with the 1.5 inch top over the wick. I made a can top to fit over the center can but want to try yours to test them out. Thanks! Love your channel.
Tried three different options, well two were a version of yours. The first was a tin can cut to approximate spec but it may be a 1/4 inch too large in diameter. The second was the same thing cut from the wall of a pop can. The third was my tin can bottom that goes over the center. Maybe the issue is I used carbon fiber for my wicking material rather than fiberglass mesh. Who knows.
Fancee!!!!
Tactical Priority Aye!
I see a DIY in my future nice.
Pawoodsman Go for it....
That is one fancee simmer setup!
Joe Rhoades Aye!
Thanks! ---- Clark
+Virginia Bradley Allrighty
Lol. Thanks! Fun guy!
Simmer on))))))
My stove is a lot like the one you have except its made from a 55 gallon drum, never thought of using a cat food can might a easier to carry. Wee Doggie
That guy camping in the backyard? :))
I reckon I would call it daily life.... not really camping.
Haha hey Shug whoa buddy gotta get me some heet in the red bottle ok I admitt Im curious
Eric Chilver It is smutty...
I enjoy your videos Sean found your website also, please Shug keep up the good work
Wait, did you say simmer?
saltyshellback I think so...
so with the simmer ring and one ounce of alcohol you got 23 minutes of burn time. nice. thanks.
hahahaha SHUG SHUG SHUGEMER... THANKS MAN, THANKS ! whoooo buddy
I think I can watch you boil water, and be entertained. Uh, wait a minute. :)
aephix73 Thanks. It is passive fun.
Great Demo as usual! I Love your enthusiasm, and 'gut level' approach to product testing - (education can be fun!).
As far as Alcohol fuel goes, have you used tried any consumable 'high octane' liquor grade alcohols, vs industrial grade methanol, isopropyl, ("denatured"(= undrinkable) types), etc. ?.... The advantage to perhaps using some kind of 'Whisky, Gin, Rum, Tequila', etc. might be that it'd be awesome to have some to consume, (for medicinal purposes only, of course! - should an occasion arise!) :D [ignore the 'expense' factor for the most part - just compare the performance, and such, and mention pricing as a final comparison) ....."Cheers!!!" :D
guloguloguy Well....I like HEET, I am an toss-pot and don't need the temptation))))))
😁👏👍
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1:02 Tell me this isn't Conan O'brien!
I forgot all about "simmering...simmering...."
Anyone know why I can't give Shug's videos a "thumbs up"? The button is disabled (grayed out). Works on every other channel I subscribe to... Sorry Shug, trying to support your channel but it won't let me!
Works for me.
Craig Sheppard I do it intentionally...get tired of all the "like mrs" ans all in the world. I figure if you watch the video that is good enough for me. Thankee. You support by watching.
Well cool, didn't know you could do that. Will certainly keep watching. Looking forward to the pack load vid! I'm in NC and haven't heard of the Art Loeb, so anytime you come back I learn about my own state. Heh
Kijk graag deze video.. Zou je ook naar onze video's willen kijken?
Assuming the simmer ring is used after bringing a pot to the boil, my questions on its usefulness would be: 1) How easy is it to place the ring around a fully bloomed and hot stove without sacrificing skin to some malevolent pagan god? 2) How effectively does the ring control a simmer?
M00nsplitter It drops on easily enough. There is always risk with alcohol stoves. It was a good long simmer as you can see in the video.
"Simmering" maybe great for slow cooking?
Reckon so. I rarely ever simmer much myself on the trail.
Ahh simmering whooooo buddy
wildairsoft1 Yeah!
I made one almost identical to this, but with carbon felt. I have a safety pin on it so I can put it on and take it off when the stove is going. I thought my idea was original-ish. I searched 'carbon felt simmer ring' and didn't find that anyone else had done it, so I made a video.
Here's the video of my simmer ring: ruclips.net/video/kkHI2NX0NJg/видео.html
Burn on!
shugemery : Thanks (shoosh, shoojze) Shug. I appreciate ya!! You gone done taught me a lot my friend.
Fun fact: I always wanna call you 'Shugga-Ma-Ree' based on your RUclips name spelling.
Scott? ROFL
Scott Veirs or Seth...
Ulit!!!!
~~!!~~
You make me laugh.
Shug a ahug.......wooooooooo boy.
Clouds Rain Yeah.
Now you're cookin' with gas. Or so the idiom goes. With a simmer I could bake bannock in the pan.
Bobby Harper I need to try that...
Stopped watching when yoou started singing. Seek help, Sir. Soon.
It was just for yoou.......
Lmfao! How have you avoided being taken in for evaluation lol? It's lie watching Robin williams on crack. Good info in the video