Micro Camp Lantern [Awesome]
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Published 2021-12-27
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All Comments (21)
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Thank you for this little project. My son and I made one each. It really inspired him and he was fascinated. He is Autistic and it is very hard to engage him enough to stick with a project. We made mistakes through the process and overcame them. He had his unique lantern and I had a different one, based on the jars we had available. He learnt about the 3 elements of flame, reflection , fire safety, and working through little hurdles to get the job done. I asked him if he would like to go camping in the backyard to put his lantern to use. He said "Yep!" . A great start to camping ang survival skills! Thanks again!
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Folding the book of matches was such a simple, yet effective way of turning this into a complete mini lantern kit. The whole concept is cheap as chips to make and genuinely functional.
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I'm sure the girls are constantly amazed at the things their dad creates. Great job.
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πΊπΈπββοΈπ΄πThat's cute and useful! You can also put sand in the bottom to make it more level and keep from getting too hot.
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Definitely a good backup in case your flashlight goes for a dip and isnt as water resistant as they say it is. I'm a firm believer in "2 is 1 and 1 is none". Especially with backpacking stuff. A good technological type and a less technological type. Nice build!
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I did the same thing with a minced garlic jar and my fish mouth spreader bottle hanger. Minced garlic jars are even more compact and the opening is bigger.
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James you knocked another one right out of the park! Another YouTube award winner. Thank you for sharing that totally handy dandy useful little but massive. Cheers to you! Wishing all the best for the new year! You finished 2021 with a bang!
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i just found these, what i like is he explains things well, and most of the stuff is very useful and stuff that could come in handy. I liked the portable shower
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Neat idea. Where I live, I get brief blackouts from time to time (45 mins to 3 hours, about 2-3 times a year) so I'm always looking for a good ideas for light. I have a couple of baby food jars and some tealights. This will be really handy!
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James, you have done it again. I'm going to make some of these asap. You always think outside of the box, that's why I watch you and recommend your channel to everyone. Home Run on this one!!!
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What a great idea for gifting to my neighbors. Thanks Waypoint!!
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Very good, very clear instruction.
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James , nice tip , thanks for sharing , God bless
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MERRY CHRISTMAS brother and everyone else hi from Syracuse NY and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures in camping and survival
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Super cute !! Simple...I like that !! God bless!!
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I've made several kinds of oil/shortening/wax lamps but I've never seen that trick of curving the wire handle so it nests neatly. That's super cool! I'm going to try this out. I almost always keep glass jars from the grocery. They come in handy for so many things. I'm thinking garlic, yeast, smaller salsa, pesto, etc...
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Cool idea. No drilling! Three of those candles should last plenty long enough for most backpacking trips. Thanks!
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James, that is so cool.. with four kids I can't help but shake my head at the hundreds of missed opportunities I had to make these..!π
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Hello π James, thank you for sharing this easy and clever hack. Stay safe out there..π
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Amazing ! Cheap, simple, but veryuseful ! thanks for sharing !
