Fast & Lightweight | Mil-Tec Cook Stand (modified) and Monkey Boy Stove | My Go To Water Boiler!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Have I found my ultimate water boiler? I think so. A modded Mil-Tec Cook Stand and an Alcohol Monkey Boy Stove (burner). Lightweight 116g and fast, boils a cup of water in approx 4 min 30 seconds!
Ideal for Preppers Go Bags, Survivalists, Bushcrafter's and lightweight Hikers.
A minute long Pictorial (at the end) shows how I make the famous Monkey Boy Stove.
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Saturday's video is a day early as I need to visit the Outlaws tomorrow.
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I built an alcohol stove with an old Daisy pellet can I had laying around in 2017ish. I used some welders' carbon felt instead of fiberglass to absorb the liquid, no spills, some screening from a tea leaf strainer to hold the felt in place. It holds 2 oz. or 60 ml of alcohol and with 1 oz of fuel will burn over 15 minutes.
I use a Zen Camps wind screen/burner that works with alcohol or solid fuel and, though not designed that way, have used a small twig fire inside. I like things that can work with multiple options.
At 76 years old, I like things that work well rather than being the lightest thing in the world. Function over form as it were.
Exactly the same principle 👍. Thank you for watching and enjoy your day.
Agree with you about having approx 1.25 to 1.5 inch of head space. That's works best with my Trangia. Thinking about getting the Mil-tec and always wanted to make a Monkey boy stoev so tahnks for the clear instructions
You're more than welcome. Thank you for watching, enjoy your day👍
Elegant. Many thanks!
Thanks for watching David, enjoy your day 👍
top video. thanks for posting
You're welcome and thanks for watching. Enjoy your day 👍
Many thanks 👍
Thanks for watching, enjoy your weekend 👍
@@p2snetwork Thanks same to you 👍
Hi , do you think your stove would work with "Stove Rope" inside , instead of fibreglass ?
Probably, any non flammable material that will absorb the alcohol.
Thanks for watching, enjoy your day 👍
@@p2snetwork Will give it a go. Have the stove rope and a suitable tin. Just need to get some metal gauze.
@@clivedunning4317 pound shop spatter shield or tea strainer will do.
Let us know how you get on 👍