Cook tuna out of can Videos

• 1. DIY Tuna Can Stove
• 2. How to Make a Camp Stove with a Tuna Can
• 3. How to Make a Tuna Can Candle
• 4. DIY Tuna Can Stove (Description.)
• 5. How-2 make a tuna can stove, and also showing off a prototype buddy burner funnel.
• 6. Neil's Cook Nook: HOW TO OPEN A CAN OF TUNA

DIY Tuna Can Stove

User Comments

Just a dude commented on 03 Jul 2015

Can you also use the canned tuna liquid as fuel?

Stoneyburke commented on 22 Dec 2015

+JustAnAssassinForHire the oil kind? maybe. never tried it. I always get the water type.

shesmine14 commented on 26 Apr 2015

How about using gasoline in that stove?

shesmine14 commented on 07 Nov 2015

+MLG Doge right I figured, thanks for the reply

nikkolaus commented on 22 Apr 2015

Because EVERYBODY has a hole-punch in their suitcase when the plane crashes or their boat gets stuck on some deserted island! :D .......... :| Really?

Werban Yeggermanjensan commented on 22 Jan 2016

Or you can make one before you leave just in case

Stoneyburke commented on 22 Dec 2015

+nikkolaus castaways did.......LOL

given name Justly commented on 19 Apr 2015

+CrazyRussianHacker how long does it last?

Elemental-Derp commented on 21 Apr 2015

+Jakub Janek there was this comment by agirl that answered the same question. Apart from that, it was also a "thats what she said joke"..

given name Justly commented on 20 Apr 2015

+Jakub Janek shut up virgins 

Jakub Janek commented on 20 Apr 2015

+Elemental-Derp she? Ehm...

Elemental-Derp commented on 19 Apr 2015

Thats what she said, she said about 20 minutes.

How to Make a Camp Stove with a Tuna Can

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bluemountaindrivepae commented on 01 Aug 2014

I made a stove out of a aluminum chip dip can. It fits inside a small pot and is not fuel efficient but it is light and dependable. That stove you made is fine. It wont burst or get punctured like beer can stoves sometimes do. 

Zach Miller commented on 18 Feb 2015

Awesome you did the Appalachian Trail and it through like I got to the one Mintoo that was five dollars to stay there right before the big crack or something like that and then I got sick and we're gonna try it again next year

Angry Daddy Bird commented on 21 Jun 2014

I love alcohol stoves! Supercat stoves are awesome! I make several types myself. Checkout my videos!

Nico S commented on 08 Feb 2016

Thanks for the simplicity of this vid, I have found my easy gas stove..

winston smith commented on 18 Apr 2014

THANKS i LOVE ALCOHOL STOVES.And we get to eat Tuna too.

Johnny Bloggs commented on 18 Nov 2014

+Appalachian Trail Girl Very ingenious indeed :)

Jay Macklin commented on 16 Jan 2015

Nice job

How to Make a Tuna Can Candle

User Comments

Michael Pike commented on 03 Jan 2016

can anyone tell me how long these hold there flame for?

Hot stuff king commented on 22 Mar 2016

Mines been burning for 2 weeks but I'd say around 3 to 4 weeks

Santino Pardo commented on 02 Nov 2014

GRANT THOMPSON COPIED OF YOUR TUNA VIDEO

vegemite commented on 11 Feb 2016

+Santino Pardo and the romans copied the greeks and china copies everyone...your point is?

sombrerore commented on 04 Jun 2014

So you tell me its nicer to burn oil from killed tuna than to buy an actual candle ? And also: tuna can costs 1.69 euros in Finland (cheapest one) and regular candle bout 25cents...@LifeHacks

OUTZONER55 commented on 22 Aug 2014

+sombrerore In the video he stated that it was an emergency candle. If there's a hurricane for example and the power goes out, this can be useful in case you don't have candles laying around.

sombrerore commented on 04 Jun 2014

And I'm not even vegeterian... I love meat, but what is the point ? 

Hanna Photography commented on 04 Jun 2014

Does this cook the tuna

sombrerore commented on 04 Jun 2014

if you open the can and put paper on the oil and light it on fire, it making taste like smoked tuna. It's pretty good but remember rub the ashes away before you eat it.

Panter commented on 31 May 2014

How fucking useful Sir Dave.

vinn lagana commented on 31 May 2014

He just likes making how to videos so you can at least support him with his videos

DIY Tuna Can Stove (Description.)

User Comments

Blutteufel commented on 13 Jan 2016

Are tuna cans thinner than paper where you live? Because my pliers just *fucking broke* after about twenty holes, and I am using the same ones.

fixitsamo commented on 13 Jan 2016

+Blutteufel  I am from  Canada   in this video I used a cat food can  its 1mm  also the tuna cans are the same size 1mm  I didn't have any problem with  both my projects

Jason'sBushcraft Adventures commented on 20 Jul 2015

I couldnt understand what you said in the video. It sounded like you said "scat towel". What did you put in the stove to soak up the alcohol?

fixitsamo commented on 20 Jul 2015

+Jason Ellingsworth hello you can use some cotton or a scat towel it will work with both have a great day :)

How-2 make a tuna can stove, and also showing off a prototype buddy burner funnel.

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Kenneth d Miles commented on 13 Dec 2015

Just what I needed to keep me warm when I'm out in the woods all three are good can't wait to get started on mine stoves

Mike John McGuire commented on 14 Dec 2015

+Kenneth d Miles it'll boil your water for a hot cup.

Mohamed Buraale commented on 05 Dec 2015

What are those pink and blue stones

Mike John McGuire commented on 07 Dec 2015

+Mohamed Buraale Just candle wax I've coloured and cottonwool balls I use then in very wet weather to help light a fire.

jasneskis commented on 06 Nov 2015

Those little colored stones or pallets are nothing but wax? Like candle wax melted and molded into balls. I could probably just cut up an old candle. Do you use that with alcohol. There is no wick in your wax stone pallets.

Mike John McGuire commented on 07 Nov 2015

+jasneskis the pellets are just cottonballs dipped in candle wax and left to dry. The colours are added using crayons which are also wax like.

jasneskis commented on 05 Nov 2015

what are the little pallets. I know what the sticks are, but what the hack or the pallets? how are they mad and what are they used for?

Mike John McGuire commented on 05 Nov 2015

+jasneskis The little wax balls are used as fuel to boil/cook with.

Mike John McGuire commented on 07 Nov 2015

+Medibekteshi Medi The use of car fuel in a alcohol stove is dangerous.

Outlander Bushcraft commented on 17 May 2015

Hello mate , good video your stoves look very good cheers ️atb martin subbed

Mike John McGuire commented on 17 May 2015

+Outlander Bushcraft Thanks glad you enjoyed

Neil's Cook Nook: HOW TO OPEN A CAN OF TUNA

User Comments

Evan Wigton commented on 12 Feb 2016

So that's what it sounds like to open a can.

ODDWORLD Nick&Kay commented on 15 Jan 2016

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john smith commented on 15 Jan 2016

good job boys