Rocket stoves are great in a survival situation, or for camping. They can also be a little pricey. You can find them on Amazon for anywhere from $20-$120. So why not make your own for about $5. Watch the video below and learn (EASY instructions!) how to make a TIN CAN Rocket Stove. This stove is great! What do you think?

It might sound weird at first, but bread in a can may not be that peculiar after all. We’re not talking about buying it from the supermarket, stored in a can for months, no way! The stuff we’re suggesting is making your own bread in a can! Forget about bread makers or other devices, this simple technique will yield a decent result. All you’ll need is a tin can and the recipe for your most delicious bread. Besides being tasty as any other bread you can make in some expensive device, the finished product will be perfect for sandwiches! Take a look at the process at the next website. Share the piece of info with your friends so they too can save up on some money…

Ingredients:

Dough/Bread machine
1 cup warm water
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 egg, slightly beaten
salt to taste
1/4 cup finely minced sun-dried tomato
1/3 cup finely grated Parmesan cheese
1 cup whole wheat flour
2 cups all purpose flour
1 package (or 1 tablespoon) yeast

Tin Can Sandwich Bread – Directions here…

If you love birds then it’s most probably that you have – at least once in your life – provide them with food. Even the simple throwing of bagel crumbles to pigeons can be classified in feeding birds. But if you want to take a bit further, you can do it with the help of a feeder. And the tutorial on how to make a DIY bird feeder out of a tin can is here for you. Please try this method knowing fully that if you take on this road, you endow yourself with the responsibility of turning the hobby into a habit. Providing birds with food at a certain place will teach them that there will always be food there. So, without further discussions, here are the instructions for making a simple DIY bird feeder. Notice that the method provided is clever in a way that makes sharp edges of any tin can almost disappear. Actually, they are hidden. Be careful not to ruin the can from the start, because you will need to bend the ends in a certain way. Watch the video and learn exactly how.

Repurpose old candle holders into pretty bird feeders.

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Wanting to increase the range of your WiFi signal is almost like a rhetorical question for all those technology enthusiasts out there. The WiFi antenna made out of a tin can is quite impressive! You don’t have to be a geek to realize that having the freedom to access the Internet from outside the room you have your wireless network equipment installed is something you do want. And With a clever design that costs maximum $5 one might wonder why you don’t see this device on every person or home. Not to mention it helps the environment by reusing a tin can that you would have thrown away anyhow. The project doesn’t require an electrical engineer on standby, as the tutorial provided clearly explains all the steps involved. Just make sure you have a can, 4 small nuts and bolts, a N-Female chassis mount connector and some thick wire, follow the photo instructions and your WiFi antenna will be ready in no time.

How To Build A Tin Can Waveguide WiFi Antenna – Instructions