IKEA HOBO STOVES - DIY stoves presentation
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- How I built 2 different IKEA utensil holder stoves. You can see these 2 stoves at work in my "IKEA DIY STOVES COOKING BREAKFAST OUTDOORS" VIDEO. I like these 2 project/stoves because they turned out to be so simple, inexpensive and very affordable but yet extremely effective. The legs are made from "One Hole 1/2" Steel Conduit Straps". They can be obtained in any hardware store for cents on the dollar each.
I've seen so many configurations of this stove, and yet I'm still learning neat tips
You can actually use the original bottom holes to bolt the feet in a perfect triangle.
Use the middle hole of first row plus 1st and last hole of the 4th row.
Love your feet idea. Works perfectly. The fan covers are also brilliant.
cheesymogul Thank you for your support and your comments. Glad you liked. - Marco
Love the fan grating repurpose! Seems like a perfect fit for two such diverse objects in purpose. The engine paint is a good trick too.
I agree with you & for the $ that I spent on these and how sturdy & durable they are, you cannot go wrong with that. Thanks for checking in and for your support.
What is the exact size of those fan grills? Got a link to them?
Nice DIY stoves!
I also made too, almost the same as your first one shown. It works very well, I just use tent pegs instead of the computer fan grill, only because it works and fits in the bag I use to carry it with my other cooking supplies. It all stays in my truck and goes everywhere I do... Just in case!
GOOD IDEA ABOUT THE COMPUTER FAN-COVERS
puma Yes they work great & are very stable. Thank you for your support, views & comments. - Marco
Where can you get those fan grills from?
Kobe Rashid Amazon 2 for 6.00 .
@@MrMAGICMANDAN1
Thank you.
In mexico can a identical grill. Ist used for hot pot and dont burn the table. Gretings cdmx!!!
I use spade screws on the bottom where you used the wingnuts and then used lock washers, washers and those wingnuts inside. Love your pot stands.
Thanks for dropping by & commenting. I may just build another one & try out those spade screws. Thanks again. - Marco
dude those are cool, great idea about the fan grills, they fit perfect.
They work fantastic and are not permanent so you can always modify or replace your cooking top/surface. Thanks..... Marco
Awesome kits I would wash mine after every use to prevent from getting so dirty with the soot
Nikko Gutierrez Thanks for your support Nikko & for the suggestion. I will consider. - Marco
Great idea using fan grills as stands mate 👍🏻
Yes my friend they work awesome. Thanks for dropping by.
I love your idea about using the fan grid.....
I was just about to ask where you got it from.......
Thumbs up, definitely. 👍👏💪✌🏼🔥
I like both your stoves, and very good presentation. I'm going to take your advice and apply some of that paint to my hobo stoves. Cheers.
I like them a lot because they are very convenient, easy to use and allow from artificial fuel to an alcohol stove and natural materials.Thank you for your support, your comments and your views. - Marco
I have used this for a couple of years....
I found that I do not need to do anything to it. I had used computer fan grills that sit on 3 small bolts that create a air void for ash to fall down to the bottom......the metal being tin gives off unpleasant fumes that might taint any food...
now I just use it how it is bought and it works better for me, paired with a trangia pan grip/handle.
Yeah these Ikea utensil holders are so versatile absoy love them. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. - Marco
Hey good video going to Ikea this weekend lol.
NICE!!!!! ENJOY....
Cool stove i've been consider on this too even since i got one this ikea " things" for like 25 cents while back. TFS " the outside the box thinker " C.R.
That's so cool. Yea the ideas of what you can do with these are endless and so cheap. Take care and thanks for the support. - Marco
Buenisima idea Marco!
Gracias me encanta como trabajan... Saludos.....
Love it, great minds think alike with the fan top covers, I used them in my video too
Thanks for stopping by and leaving your comments. I did check out your video on your little monster stove and really enjoyed it.
@@marodriguezsr I'm glad to head it, although yours have obviously seen alot more use then mine. Didn't know about you're channel but I've subscribed now I've found it :)
Survival Mistakes Thanks for the sub. I just returned the favor & became your 100th subscriber. Take care & keep enjoying the great out of doors. - Marco
@@marodriguezsr much appreciated, thanks for the one hundredth subscription
Cool stove. Great idea.
Yes they work great & no maintenance required. Thanks for stopping by. - Marco
Nice build.
Thanks Nathan, they work great. Thanks for dropping by.
Very good ideas thanks for sharing...
derealovefestival Your very welcome my friend n thanks for you support.
Hi Marco. Great video. What are the legs made from?
Thank you for stopping by Michelle glad you enjoyed. The legs are "One Hole 1/2" Steel Conduit Straps". All hardware stores have them. They cost way under a dollar each & they will last forever. If you need any further assistance do not hesitate. Thanks again & enjoy your project, maybe you can share with us the turn out. Take care Michelle.
Awesome! Thanks for the reply. I live in Cali so I don't want the stove sitting on the ground. I like the vibe of your videos.
You are welcome, I am in SouthWest Texas about 2 miles from the New Mexico State Line. I keep it simple & humble & shoot it straight just like it is, nothing fancy. Thanks again Michelle & glad you came by.
I feel you on not wanting the stove sitting on the floor especially with all of the fire bans Cali has. The purpose of the legs is also for better air circulation to the combustion chamber & you can always put a 1'x1' heavy duty foil paper or aluminum pie pan underneath for protection to the ground.
I thought you might be around that area. I lived in New Mexico for a number of years. It's beautiful. Love the desert, arroyos, pinon, New Mexico red chile, peace and quiet, even the sound of coyotes. I'm really considering moving back. LA is just too much.
IKEA utensil holders? Huh?I don't shop IKEA or