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DIY - Buddy Burner and Survival Candle: Camping Hacks

DIY - Buddy Burner and Survival Candle: Camping Hacks It’s 2 minute tuesday and today, we are going back in time to the 70’s . I’ll show you a popular alternative cooking burner you can make yourself, and the best part is …. You already have the materials to make it. Being a Boy Scout has taught me many things, and on of those things is this little gem! Yes! It's a buddy burner! Its simplistic and sleek design will ward off hunger and warm your cold hands. It is super easy to make and only requires a few things you already have around the house. MATERIALS Plain corrugated cardboard (not printed with bright inks or coated with wax or plastic). Small cans that are at least an inch tall, tuna or pineapple cans work great. Candle wax or paraffin. TOOLS Scissors. DIRECTIONS Cut the cardboard in strips so they are just below the top of the can. Roll the strips until the cardboard roll fits snugly into the can. Melt the wax. It is great if you have an old pan you can use just for melting wax. It is best to use a double boiler, as if the wax gets too hot, it can burst into flame. You can improvise a double boiler by putting water in a large pan, and then setting a smaller pan (or even a large clean empty tin can (vegetable size) with the wax, into the water. Each can will take about 4 ounces of wax. When the wax is melted, put three wicks into the cardboard, slowly pour it into the buddy burner so that it runs down into the holes and saturates the corrugated cardboard and fill the can to the top of the cardboard. Let it cool and harden. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS It produces a lot of heat and the flame can be 6-8” high. TO LIGHT YOUR BUDDY BURNER Light a match and then the 3 wicks. The flame will spread across the top of the can, that's OK, that's what it's supposed do. Help support my Channel and Buy My Hat! I get a small commission when you purchase. https://berlonburch.com/hats/kryptek-... Intro made at www.intromaker.net