How To Make A Stainless Hobo Stove Out Of A 3qt Pot
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2022
- I've been wanting to build a stainless steel hobo stove for years and have only recently been looking at pots from the Goodwill Store. This $3 Revere Ware pot was the deepest one I could find, 4 1/2". I think I can make it of the same design as my other Hobo Stoves. It will have a place to catch ashes, a perforated elevated floor, and side ventilation.
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You made the hole making in SS look so easy 🙂 . Great item made.
I'm glad you brought that up. Stainless is difficult to drill because it's so hard. I have many years of experience drilling every thickness of SS possible. So many people have said that I should have been drilling slowly with a lube. I didn't bother to correct them. Drilling such thin SS benefits very little from low RPMs and lube. The thick stuff? you have to go slow and use a lube/coolant like Rapid Tap.
I'm surprised you didn't have big burrs on the drilled holes
Honey, have you seen my sauce pan your mother gave me for our wedding, I can’t find it?? 😂😂😂😂. Peace
LOL! I'll be cooking on it instead of in it.
And thats how you become a hobo 😆
LOL!
Hahahahahahahahahahahoh yeh!
LOL!
Good idea and quality craftsmanship as always. Kind of ironic that after all these years, the pot has become the stove!
I was going to play off that and make 2 videos about the build. 1st video to introduce you to the pot, the fabrication ideas I had, and the one last meal (cheese grits) cooked in it before it became a stove in the next video.
I have almost a whole set of Stainless Steel Salad Master pots, pans, and accessories that my mother passed down. The pots and pans were bought for her by my dad before I was born and I am 68 now. I cherish the pots as they cook food as advertised. Three pots stacked on top of each other just cooking away. They beat the aluminum pots any day. Great video on a hobo stove. I also have a Rever pot or two around the kitchen.
The thrift stores around here ALWAYS have Revere Ware cookware for just $3-4.
That sentiment is what I intended when I commented “what a waste. ” The Revere Ware pot and lid I got when I moved out on my own was the nest non cast iton container in my kitchen for years. After purchasing 2 different sets of cookware, it still out performs any of it and is my favorite rice pot. Id never tear up quality stainless, hell I may give it to one of my kids if I can ever get them to move out!
I built my fire table after you made the tutorial on how to do it a few years back. Now I have another project to create... Thanks Fire Ninja! Have a great weekend.
Thanks friend!
easier fabricated from something with holes in it already
When your creative juices start flowing everybody benefits. Good set up. Thanks for the time you put into planning this.
This one was fun and satisfying.
Don't throw those old pots away!! Make a stove !!.......I enjoy your channel and am a brother in faith! May the LORD continue to bless and keep you and yours.....
God bless you brother Robert!
Dave, A pleasure watching you work smart even in New York City! If "things" get bad, I may just go to a second hand store find an old farberware 3 quart pot and follow your lead.Then take to the road with my beautiful hobo stove and perhaps 2 pairs of clean socks! Again a pleasure watching a practical man work smart. Wishes for the Safe travels of you and yours too! Harv from NYC. (Your neighbor up North)
You're still not far from great forests, lakes, rivers, and camping. I was raised in Conn and have family in your upstate.
That's right! Some places in the Adirondacks so beautiful they made me cry at first sight. My place, back when, in Chenango County a pretty place too.
I remember it well.
REVERE WARE COPPER MAID ~
“Premiums” were inexpensive versions of existing products which customers could obtain by buying another product. They were popular sales promotion tools of the 50’s & 60’s. Revere produced about a million pieces of the "Copper Maid" line from 1957 to 1965. They were sold door-to-door, at home based parties, and by mail order. They featured light-weight copper clad stainless steel with vapor-seal rims and a restyled Bakelite handle.
Just wondering, having a bakelight handle... does that mean it will not burn in the fire?
That's a real nice stove! I thought of doing something similar, but could never start the holes in thoz stainless steel pots!
@@cillaloves2fish688 I took the handle off. It can only withstand 350 degrees.
What a brilliant idea.
I am going to make one. I have been practicing your teachings and lighting fires just to try different ways of doing it, and this Hobo Stove not only gives you a controlled place to have a fire, but it can be used for cooking too!
Thanks Dave for all you do!
It's a great stove. TY!
Should turn the handle towards the wind so it will be less likely to melt off..
OHHHHH! That scene got edited out. At the end of the video when I walked off, I was standing at a distance looking back at the stove and saw the flames licking the handle. I went back in front of the camera and said, Here's a mistake. These side vent holes should be close to the handle not opposing it. Every time I turn those side vent holes towards the wind the flames are going to engulf the handle. The handle is coming off anyways. It's in the way and I don't like the look. I'll also be drilling a few more holes in the bottom.
@fuk' Biden Good idea!!! Make it to sit on the lip where the lid sat. The stove is not a fire hazard though. I encourage people to customize my projects to fit their needs.
Good idea 👍
Hobo stoves don't usually have handles.
@@samwilliams1142 that's one thing I wouldn't take off a paint can stove. Those style of handles are a really useful attachment point for your backpack.
I've been wanting to build a stainless steel hobo stove for years and have only recently been looking at pots from the Goodwill Store. This $3 Revere Ware pot was the deepest one I could find, 4 1/2". I think I can make it of the same design as my other Hobo Stoves. It will have a place to catch ashes, a perforated elevated floor, and side ventilation.
Come see how it turned out, follow the LINKs below, and SUBSCRIBE. Thank You!
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Yes!
It’s always my concern how long a stove would last for after putting in so much work.
I've been looking at steaming pans. They already have the holes in the base and are usually of a lighter guage. The pan they sit on could be cut down as an ash catcher. Love the channel..........but............my OCD would kick in with you not having your vent holes line up vertically, and would really bug me as l sat by the fire. 🥴🥺😵
Really good idea David! I have a ton of old stainless pots. Great use of resources. I can even just leave it at my camp site and not have to worry about it corroding before I come back. The other great thing is, it won't be getting soot all over my backpack. I have been considering it for a while but your idea looks better than mine. Thank you sir!
I like dedicated pots and pans for the same reason. So I'll never have to scrub off all the soot every time.
Now I know what to do with my old stainless steel lids!
As always, You are awesome!
Thanks again!
$9.95 @ Walmart….charcoal chimney…combo portable fire pit & hobo stove. BOOM!!!
Mr West! Please consider putting all your videos on other platforms such as Rumble. No way to lose, especially as there are almost no such subject channels on those sites and people who move there often pick up more quickly than starting up now on Ytube as unknowns.
I've decided I can no longer support RUclips, and I hate the thought of losing my interests and lessons. It's hard to do, but I have to.
Thank you so much for what you do and why you do it.
I've considered it, but just starting an account with them was aggravating and full of glitches. I don't think they have it together yet.
Great idea and great executed! 👍
Love it when a plan comes together. Great invention.
It took a lot to make it happen; so, that's what I was thinking too.
You are the only other person I know who uses the masking tape and tape measure to evenly space the holes. OCD? I think not. Just good planning. Great video. Thanks.
What a great idea using stainless steel pot for your Hobo stove. It looks so professionally made!✅👍
Thanks MAE!
Only if it wasn't his wife's favorite sauce pan, then it would be a terrible idea. 😆,
I have found similar pans at Thrift stores for cheap, so this could be an inexpensive project to make a good little camp stove.
Every time I tell myself it's perfection. I get my elbow stuck in my ear patting myself on my back. Good video and idea David.
Thanks DW... those initials sound familiar.
What a fantastic idea 💡 👏.
My wife will be wondering where one of her pans has gone ?🤣
You made her a one of a kind spaghetti strainer. Yeah yeah that's it!
@@DavidWestBgood2ppl Lovely idea 💡 😊 ❤️
A little lube goes a long way.
Some wd40 or other oil will make those bits last longer, especially with harder metals.
It can be difficult to control the cutting speed with step drills since it varies with each step.
I’ve toasted a couple of these myself, and they aren’t cheap.
Used one to bore out a snap-on impact socket, that’s some tough stuff. Oh well, the bottom steps were still useful 😁
I’ve also used a dremel to sharpen them up again. It’s ok if you aren’t doing precise work. But then, how precise is a step drill anyway.
As an aircraft mechanic with some minor machining experience, watching other people drill holes is my version of a horror movie 🍿 🎥😲
I like this little stove.
I may try a variation on it and make a small bbq grill similar to the little table top Weber grill 👍😎
Thanks again Dave!! Awesome stove will last a long time! Love your precision on your builds!! Also please wear safety glasses when we drill !! Bless you Sir !!
No, sorry.
@@DavidWestBgood2ppl I agree.
Now if there were specific danger then evaluate, reconsider and change if it seems appropriate. Just remember "Safety Third!" because if Safety were first then no work, with even the slightest risk, would ever be started. - Joe -
I was thinking the same thing.. I'm an old man and I live like a hermit in the mountains in the middle of nowhere 🏕it is 24 Mi of dirt road just to get to the highway and then another 80 mi to the nearest hospital.. last winter I got something in my right eye and was in misery for 2 days.. I finally got it out by keeping my eye submerged in a pot of water while blinking😢😊...John 3,16 ❤
The outcome better be worth the time I spent watching this.
I had to look at the old sytem. Looks good.
David that is a neat idea well done sir
David - something for the future (maybe):
3 legs never wobble but are less stable.
Stove bolts with the heads down are wonderfully rounded feet without a side grinder needed.
- Joe -
I'll never use 3 legs on this top heavy stove.
Great demo & innovative design. Thank you for sharing David!
Thanks John.
Great video my friend, thank you for sharing it. All the best to you. Stay safe out there. 😊
Likewise, friend.
I love the new stove!! Thank you for sharing your ideas, I get a lot of inspiration from your channel. ;)
Thanks Mikki!
I've been waiting for years to see you make a stove with a handle & now you say you're going to remove it. well I guess I'll just accept you the way you are --- keep up the good work!
Yes, definitely, but I hope everyone will modify the stove to fit their needs.
Great "Adventure", Thank You for this
Great idea and executed nicely. That will make a hobo happy. You should donate your creations to people living under bridges or homeless camps
Thanks David for the video; a great use for an old pot!
Oh yeah, just popped a bag of popcorn and cracked open a cold one. Let's do this...
Also, you need an access “feeding door” cut into the side so your skillet can remain atop, undisturbed, while you continue to feed more wood into the stove.
No. I might move the skillet one time to load more fuel.
@@DavidWestBgood2ppl Ahhh, gotcha.
So impressive!
Wow that's a really nice hobo stove it looks better than the bought one
Thank you Sheila!
I’m a new subscriber,glad I found your channel
Welcome aboard!
Love my Revere wear pots and pans. I am crying watching you cut/drill on this one.
You can buy all you want at the Goodwill store every day of the week.
Outstanding work,David, thanks.
Nice video. Good sharing 👍
3 legs are often more stable than 4 on potential uneven ground. Good work
Not for top heavy applications.
AWESOME LIL STOVE GREAT JOB
David, you never cease to amaze me on your knowledge. Love your videos.
I like working with my hands.
Very nice hack! This is really good to recycle unused equipment in our house.
I like that you are precise and that you use practical solutions to make the job easier.
Thanks friend.
Cool upgrade!
If you had a larger diameter pot to go around the outside, and only put holes along the top of the inner pot, you'd have had a wood-gas stove. But, still, this is very cool. Thanks for sharing.
I didn’t like the gasified I built 10 years ago. I had to keep adding small amounts of fuel to keep it gasifying. If I let it burn too low, it would stop gasifying and take for ever to get it started back again.
@@DavidWestBgood2ppl Ah, so that's the drawback to wood-gas stoves. OK.
Very nice idea.
That has to be the most precision made and classiest hobo stove in Hobodom.
I think so... Thank you!
@@DavidWestBgood2ppl In order to top yourself, the next one will need to be CNC made.
LOL!
Dont know how i missed this, but o like it!
Great job
Brilliant 👏 👏
Great tutorial for survival living /up cycling.
David, you are the Willy Wonka of fire making and you are sharing all your secrets with us. Thank You!
Thank you!
That pan is an even heavier gauge than the Revere Ware I bought in the early 80's. As good of an idea is this project; it's a damn shame to do that to one from the 60's. Wouldn't be so bad to do that to new Revere Ware. Revere Ware has been around since 1939.
wonderful idea
Pretty cool man. I just found your channel! I've made the old school. Can style before a bunch of times! I love hobo stoves! I subscribed! ✌️
Ty. See my hobo stove builds playlist.
What a awesome video I was just thinking about doing the same thing. thank you for sharing stay safe and God Bless
David , very cool build , good looking stove , thanks for sharing ,God bless !
Thanks friend!
Thanks mate it's going to be part of my camping stuff🇦🇺😏👍
Very cool!!! Good way to upcycle pots into something useful.!!! Thanks for the inspiration
🍃🤗🍃
Thanks Donna!
Amazing thank you so much for sharing, I’m going to build one for when I go camping 👏👏👏👏
You’re going to love it.
What a great idea!
Awesome job!
Looks very good 😊Thanks and take care 😊
Thank you 😊
Simple and effective, I like it. Looks like me and the boys have a upcoming project👍🏻🇺🇸
Drilling the stainless by handheld drill a bit troublesome. Let me know how it turns out.
@@DavidWestBgood2ppl…Will do brother, take care👍🏻🇺🇸
Very inventive. Nice video
Thank you for this video. It would appear that you have made a great stove!
Cool job!!!!
Nice.this is beautiful
Nice layout skills!
Great job man, cheers
Good project
Take care David
Great idear!
Mama is not going to be very happy you puttin all them holes in her good pot! Ha ha.
lol!
Just came across your video and that was so awesome. I have an old stainless steel pot that I can do this to for sure. I am going to look back at all your videos and see what other great ideas that you have done. Stay safe and keep up the hacks.
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Another good video my friend! I really like the idea of using the pot, especially since it provides you another Ash catch as well as a handle which is Handy for moving it while it's burning. Very creative!
The handle is coming off. It's in the way and I don't like the look. Also I'll be drilling a few more holes in the bottom.
Wow that was awesome reusing what you have, love it!
Thanks friend!
that really cool
Excellent prepping alternative. Thanks for sharing Sir! Liked and subscribed!
Thanks Dave!
I really enjoyed watching you make that stove I'm going to make one this weekend.
Let me know how it goes. From the comments I've received, I'm going to look for, at the Flea Market tomorrow, a wire grill top that I can modify and set down on the ledge where the lid went. I may for the first time with one of my stoves try some charcoal bbq cooking in it.
Great build,I recently helped my Grandson build one like your original from a no.10 can. He really enjoyed the project and cooked a can of soup. Good times.
I like that style better than this pot stove. TY!
Nice build
I'm surprised you didn't wear safety glasses while drilling he holes!
That is a great idea . I am gonna try that .
Please do!
Looks like I’m headed to goodwill to find a pot!
I've founds lots of Revereware over the years there , yard sales, and flea markets.
My Mom's Revereware was awesome.
Nice 👍 video thanks for info
Very cool
That is the best hobo stove!! I am motivated to make one!❤
You can do it!
I love the video, David, but we are still using our Revereware! Not sure the Mrs. would approve. LOL.
LOL! TY!
Pretty cool
A three leg version, would never rock. After it warps from the heat, the four legs will rock!
Good idea
kind of cool for sure!
very level and solid
Yes, really really strong and solid. It's going to last.
I'm going to do the same. It's a great idea. I will also make the pot lid knob into a removable one that i can unscrew to empty ashes
Let me know how it turns out.
Recently picked up some nice stainless cookware at Goodwill when I was dropping off my Carhartt jacket & shirts.