Outdoor Skills - Vagabond Stove / Buddy Burner

A easy and inexpensive stove and fuel kit, made from recycled or reclaimed materials.
(Save coffee and tuna tins, as well as ends of candles to make these!)

Also known as a "Hobo Stove". I'm not sure what the politically correct term would be, but these items are a throw back to when these terms were part of our acceptable language.

How To Make A Buddy Burner / Vagabond Stove (BSA Troop 2)

Make-it and Take-it Hobo Stove (Mother Earth News, March/April 1984)

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