If it's that large, then I agree-it would be a cool Coleman-style camp stove with multiple burners, an oven, a bluetooth speaker and stereo combo, or a cool travel-sized tool box or compressed air tank. The issues here are the inconvenient size and weight: just slightly too big to be convenient and just slightly too small to be effective, and heavy either way you look at it. Still leaning toward a mini-keg, if you are a beer drinker.
Its not as heavy as I thought it would be, but I agree its too big for most things like a whiskey cooler or even on-board air. As for the mini-keg, I already have one
What is the weight, did you happen to put it on the scale? Might actually be cool for a camp light or a heater or double sided fire pit, for a bit of irony. Or a travel pistol/ammo safe. I am just reaching, now.Its not as heavy as I thought it would be, but I agree its too big for most things like a whiskey cooler or even on-board air. As for the mini-keg, I already have one
I didnt put it on a scale, but it couldnt weigh more then about 7 or 8lbs. Its not sheetmetal, its sturdy, but its also not as thick as an oxygen tank. How do you make a camp heater?? The firepit/ grill is probably what im going to do
I would find a used propane powered radiant heater and retrofit it into the fire extinguisher, with a door I could open when in use and I would use the existing extinguisher hose to disguise the propane line attachment hose when not in use-and just attach a propane tank to that line when I needed it. Would definitely need to insulate the inside of the extinguisher and add some retractable feet or a stand or something along those lines. Just going off the top of my head here and would need to really put some engineering project hats on, but it would be a fun project.
Have you considered making a tool storage container out of it ?
