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Hiking Kitchen

Make a multi-fuel hiking stove, pot & cup from a double wall stainless steel thermos. This stove can use solid fuel (Esbit), Gel fuel (Sterno), Alcohol burner, and small wood. When hiking in the forest & you are not allowed to have ground fires, you do not need to pack fuel, you can collect & use dead wood.

6 comments

Apr 29, 2011. 11:23 AMAudio Alchemy says:

Very nice!! Reminds me of a camp (storm) kettle. I MUST make one! Is there a instructable for your idea?

Jun 16, 2011. 5:49 AMrjpier61 (author) says:

I'm sorry but I don't but there are youtube videos. Search "make thermos camp stove"

Jun 15, 2011. 6:59 PM

Home-Business says:

This looks awesome do you have a step by step instructions on how you made this? I would really like to make one, I just started doing backpacking and this would be the best kitchen/oven kit I have seen yet.

Jun 16, 2011. 5:49 AMrjpier61 (author) says:

I'm sorry but I don't but there are youtube videos. Search "make thermos camp stove"

Mar 30, 2011. 11:53 AM

wilgubeast says:

That looks helpful. Especially in forest fire country.

Mar 30, 2011. 12:58 PMrjpier61 (author) says:

Thank you for your comment.

I wanted to make a form of hobo stove that was truly multi-fuel, safe yet compact. This was my 1st but I plan to make others for testing...