To cook or boil water outdoors, just drill two holes in a piece of wood.
If you don't have a stove in the wild, how can you easily get a makeshift furnace? Why not try this wooden stove? An online user abroad found a piece of wood, drilled two holes, added firewood, and created a wood stove that's perfect for boiling water and cooking. Let’s take a look at how he did it.
A hole was drilled in the center of the cross-section, and then another on the side.
The top and bottom holes were connected so that firewood could be added and burned.
Then three nails were hammered into the wood, allowing pots or pans to be placed on top for heating.
Fill the lower side hole with firewood, and you'll have a functioning stove.
With these three nails, you can also place pots or pans on the stove for heating. This solves the problem of starting a fire easily in the wild. If you think this is great, share it with your friends to take a look.
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