Are there any clever things you can use empty soda cans for in

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>>876957
You can make a steamroller

>>876957
>Good for boiling water/cooking food
>Can be turned into a knife
>Can store liquids or food

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>>876959
...or an alcohol stove

Cut and tie them together with cordage to setup a perimeter alert for any threatening wild life that may come into your camp. They'll let off a nice rattle to warn you someone or something is coming.

Or turn them into a can redemption Center and use the cash to buy some gear.

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for the shekels and the environment

>>876960
>boiling water
Enjoy your cancer

I recycle soda cans to buy /out/ gear.

>>876960
>cooking in a soda can
I seriously hope you mean making a stove out of it and not actually cooking in it.

>Can be turned into a knife
Show many anything useful a soda can "knife" can do

Stop watching whatever movie or TV show you watch and actually go /out/

>>876997
>>876985
>>876966

This this and this

>I have this useless trash, what can i do with it
/diy/ crossposter? Because you won't make anything useful without some treated pallets, shipping containers and crab meat as well.

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>>877121
How do I make pic related with empty soda cans?

>>876957

You can turn the ring pull tabs into tick keys

how much does a garbage bag full of cans get me

>>877260
Looks like it is going for ~35¢/lb. 30 regular cans is around a pound. So 100 cans should net you just over a dollhair.

>>877260
here in germany you get 0,25€ for a soda can or a plastic Bottle
Glass botles are only 0,08€

lots of homeless people colect them from trashcans and turn them into cash

you could quit wasting money on colored sugar water and put it towards something useful.

>>876961
Experiment with making these. Mixed results:

Pros -
Light and compact
Cheap

Cons
Difficult to light (requires to be heat before spirts turn to gas)

Takes a long time to boil water.

Unstable esspesially in wind going out easily.

Flame is invisible and so can set fire to stuff easilly.

Overall would not recommend but worth further experimentation.