Frying Pan Hack! [ Cheap DIY ]
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Here is a great way to make a lightweight frying pan out with used materials and simple tools. Check out the links below:
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11:42 pm Question? If you don’t live in Ohio, do you have classes available? Online perhaps?
You are the only RUclipsr that prays before you eat. I admire that. Thank you for the great videos. May God bless you and your family.
Well, actually, Brooke and Dave Whipple do all the time.
@@BarryHope-bj5um I haven't seen any of their videos. What's the name of their channel?
@@robertburgess1070 Girl in the Woods and Bushradical.
@@BarryHope-bj5um thank you
Kent Rollins
It was nice seeing a fellow outdoorsman saying grace before eating. When I'm out in the woods, it makes that blessing even more meaningful.
Hello James Bender of Waypoint survival, I just wanted to say that I appreciate that you even took your hat off as you gave thanks to the Lord before you ate that's probably one of the most respectful things I have seen in a long time
You and Dave Pearson (Really Big Monkey 1) can equip an entire squad of folks just shopping in a thrift store. Another great tip James! Ready to make this one myself!
Love Monkey! Wish I could save some of these videos to a thumb drive!
Good idea.
Thanks!
It was nice to see you giving thanks for your meal. Great video, brother!
Cowboy skillets were historically made from thin sheet-iron. Very light! I have several, one of them is dated 1839! I still use it.
James, McGuyver has nothing on you ! Your inventive mind is truly remarkable !
Thanks!
Your videos never dissapoint
Once again the underrated wire clothes hanger shows one of its thousands of uses . Only thing missing from this was some bacon. Thanks for sharing this. Have a great day
Right? Thanks for watching, my friend!
Always excited for new content🙌
I did this some time ago but I use short broad rivets. Also, like cast iron it seasons well in time.
One more thing.
Thank you for praying each time before you eat. We have to let the world know where our blessings come from.
Hello, I love that you prayed before you ate.
Always!
Great DIY project.
Thanks so much, brother!
I love these little hacks videos you make
Hey James, great idea. One thing to mention, ya may consider using stainless bolts and nuts. A lot of other bolts can contain zinc and/or lead. Another addon for stove use could be a few coats of plasti dip on the handles. I agree with the commenter that stated about you and Dave Pearson could equip a platoon with second hand store made gear. TC and ATB, Cris.
Great point!
Thanks for another great video!! Pop rivets would be cheap and could be hammered flat and avoid most food particles on the inside of the pan.
That was my first thought too!!! Insert the rivet from the inside so the compression nub is on the outside...depending on the size of the rivet...3/16" or 1/4", you might not need a backing washer on the side where the hinge is if the rivet is snug in the hinge screw holes.
you can get the solid peen over rivets too!
Another GREAT video, James! All these hacks and "hobo" cooking kits and utensils you've come up with allow for greater "marketability" for SHTF since you can "build" these items for personal use or trade! Keep it up!
I tell ya. You never fail to amaze me. If it isn’t one thing, it’s another. You are just full of all sorts of ideas. 👍😉
Thanks so much!
I swear James bought a 100 pack of stainless steel hangers 4 years ago and he has been getting infinite ideas from them ever since.
That's a great idea. They do sell a frying pan in Walmart sporting goods for 6 bucks. It may have gone up in price now. I'll be honest with you. I have two of them I use in my kitchen just to put away easier. I'll have to try making one like you did they look pretty cool. What I like best is how respectful you are and that you pray before you eat. Which is how I was raised but I don't see anyone else doing it except you on here so I'm glad you have stayed true
Another tool in the ol' idea toolbox - thanks man!
James Thanks Once Again For Sharing Your Vast Knowledge and Remember Your the Best and Be Safe Out There!
quick and simple repurposing.
great idea as always inexpensive and practical great to see your praying for the food!
That's real smart. Thanks.
Thanks for your thoughtful videos and - thanks for praying for your food! Keep up the good work!
I have a pan like that and all of the hardware too. Another great hack that i can't wait to make.
Excellent, glad you liked it!
Very cost effective hack
I really like that one.
That’s cool! Love the handles!
As always a nother cool hack that is why I like you channel always informative And God Bless my friend
Thanks and God bless you too!
Good one James!
Super idea, who’d of thought.
Thanks 🙏.
Outstanding hack,
Keep up they great work you do.
Prayers up
Very clever use of the hinge. That can be applied to other cooking gear.
Nice project! Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
Coat hangers are handy things 👍
Nice hack James. thanks for showing us and take care.
Thank you so much, my friend!
Well James 👍 you have done it again nice Iam going to do that thanks
Good idea!! Thanks for sharing!
I’ve been using one of these cake pans as my frying pan for years, though I like your handle idea better. I added a 2nd pan to fit inverted on top of the first pan to create a Dutch oven. Make sure the 2 handles with the holes line up, then fit with a screw. This allows you to swivel the lid away to access the food and then swivel back in place. And you swivel the lid open to adjust the inside temperature. It’s also very useful in keeping the ashes from getting in the food.
Great idea! I may add that to my repertoire and even do a video on it, if you don't mind!
Cool project
Another brilliant 'how to' video. Thanks for sharing this one. 🤗 👋
You're most welcome, my friend!
I always enjoy yer videos bud. Great idea for anyone on a budget, love it!
Always a great idea, enjoyed
Great frying pan. So simple to make and carry in your pack. No need to buy a camping stove and worry about it getting ruined. Thanks!!
Very useful and cost effective
That's good! Cheap to make if wire clothes hangers are available, lightweight, and it gets the job done. It probably takes less heat as well. 👍 Good job.
Great idea got to try this one.
Good idea
Great project!
I already had tons of respect for you. But seeing you remove your hat and pray before eating just made it double! Thank you!
You're welcome, and thanks so much for watching!
You never cease to amaze me. Another great one, Mr. Bender!
Very cool idea
Thanks James
Thanks for watching!
I like most of your builds, cuz they’re not only usually good ideas, but literally something you can build on a log, and no workshop needed, but this one I’m not so sure about the screws and bolts. I guess for occasional use it’d be fine
The screws and bolts work very well especially since you can take them apart for occasional cleaning when needed.
Looks like it makes a good plate as well
Indeed!
Very cool idea brother.Thanks for sharing
that was fun, great video!
Good one! I like it!
Great idea!
You did it again. I was thinking, it should pack good. (backpack) That said, I am thinking we could put another pan on top to make it a dutch oven. Thinking outside the box
I love easy clean up!
Clever project, thanks. Looks lke my ss pan, but heats quicker, and is much lighter.
Glad you like it!
Great hack. I’m going to do that too my old camping pans . I’m always fumbling with the grabbing tool and it’s short. Thanks buddy
Great idea, thanks for sharing❤
You are so welcome!
Excellent jim
Thanks, Tom!
Good idea!
Awesome project, James! 👍
Спасибо за очередной интересный ролик 😎👍
If you get carbon steel (magnetic) you can season it just like cast iron to improve non stick surface. Great, lightweight idea.
Love your videos!
Thanks!
another awesome video, I love making my own camping/ bushcraft gear and everything that you show is so easy to make, that's what makes this the best outdoor channel
That's just amazing!!! Thanks for sharing!
Loving your ideas. As you were making it, I was picturing using an old round cake pan. I believe that their walls are more vertical.
Very useful
Great idea brother!
Thanks!
Brilliant!
Blessings from Russia. Thanks for video.
Like the way you pause to give thanks prior to a field test meal, so many take eating for granted....makes for a humble reminder. Cheers!
At 4:50 I was thinking you could bend those handles around to make it more compact, boom, an then did what I was thinking. Loved it, a lightweight skillet. Couldn't you season it like cast iron, just a thought. Thx for the vid.
Good idea, I like it. Thanks and God bless
You're welcome, and God bless you too!
Another good one 👍
Thanks!
That was awesome James! I seriously still get amazed with your ideas, you never disappoint with your videos, especially your hacks!!! I have a metal dish similar to the one that you used. I use it for cooking over a campfire, and that's going bro be my next project!!! Thanks again my friend!
Thank you for watching and I'm glad that you enjoyed it, my friend!
Nice!
*PRAISE YAH* for you and what you're bringing to us no names
I see another option for handles on that particular pan... I notice those small squared side handles on the pan have a hole in each, so you could make a handle to hook into those as a hanging handle. Yes there's a balance issue there, but there are ways to make it so the handles won't let the pan tip when lifting it. I can think of 2 ways immediately as I type this. Anyway, the way you showed also good! I like that the handle can be folded against the pan to pack it away better.
That's an ingenious idea, thanks for sharing it!
OUT STANDING 🇺🇸👍
Thankyou for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Nice
Good tip James , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Thanks, and God bless you too!
Nice job!
Thanks!
Looks pretty good to me. One minor point. Put the bolt heads inside the pan so they don't stick so far into the cooking area. Less places for food to catch.
The reason I didn't do that is they stick out too far and really interfere with the handles.
I noticed in the comments several mentioned your praying. It struck me as odd that they just now noticed or that they must be new to your channel.
BTW nice vid.
Two change suggestions. Solid rivet from inside out and pot easier to clean. And last put just a bit more wire through hinge and bend to keep handles from slipping with heavier food.
Thanks. Yes, you could definitely make those changes if you wished!
Looks yummy!
Amen
Hey that’s cool!
Great video thanks God bless
Very nice !
Thanks!