Great vid dave - i've never considered how i'd manage 1 handed, will be practicing this.
Do you think your small hacksaw blade would throw a spark? You could also put a small piece of duct tape over the blade - stop it catching your trousers or tarp. Would also give you a (small) piece of tape.
Why would TSA be around me? I don't fly (for the simple reason that I can't take my kit) That tells you how strongly I believe in having my kit along!!
I have a question, if you will strike the firesteel with the sharp edge of your knive, will it get blunt? I always thought that. It always happens to me.
I have a question, if you will strike the firesteel with the sharp edge of your knive, will it get blunt? I always thought that. It always happens to me
Yes it will.. IF I ever do it with my GOOD knives.. it's usually with the back edge. In an emergency (such as I break one of my arms) I won't really care as long as I can survive. But still then I would use the very back edge of the blade and not the center.
Great job. Love this. Our son is 5 and he was so frustrated because he couldn't start a fire with his metal match...until I saw this video. I knew this was the answer. So we went right out and gave it a try. I showed him how to do it. and he gave it a try. It worked the first time. He was so thrilled. I wish you could have seen him glow with pride. Now He can start fire with this method and a magnifying glass. Thank you so much.
Not at all kicking this video or his ideas on a carabiner kit but a multi-tool, a Tool Logic survival card, and a survival bracelet/ watch band could perform the same function without having the Batman look...again not insulting but to each his own!!!! Just more of a "stealth" look. Good video has always, keeps the gears turning!
Thanks David, good video and we always enjoy seeing what you carry. I like to add a small whistle on my carabiner just in case I need to summon help. That's a great technique on the one handed fire starting!
Dave, thanks for showing us your carabiner kit. The one handed fire starting method could come in handy that's for sure. I was wondering if you could tell us more about the small signal mirror, looks to be polished stainless steel? Where could I purchase one like it? Thanks again!
Thank you for your teachings sir. Greatly appreciated. I'm a city man from Montreal, and I have hardly any outdoor experiences sadly, but I love watching your vids and have learned a lot. Considering worldly affairs, I believe that a bugout bag is a must and your videos have allowed me to be just a bit more prepared than "the next guy" in my opinion. Lord knows I hope never to need it....
Great job Bro. Dave....I was wondering about your belt....is that one of the military hook and loop closure belts? If so do you like it? I still use the old military style buckle so I can make it fit any size for whatever I might need. What are your thoughts on belts? Thanks again Dave.....God Bless....
It's not a hook and loop . It has a "squeeze bar" (I don't know what it's really called) that makes it quick and easy to adjust the belt. My thoughts on belts? They hold up my pants :) LOL
@BushcraftOnFire LOL......I love it........"They hold up my pants"....:) I didn't think about that answer coming back .........that's a good one brother.........I'm still laughing! I haven't seen one of those belts that I can remember....good deal.
Good work man.. When I do a one handed fire, I use the saw blade to cuta groove in the branch and then wedge the striker in the groove.. Then draw the rod backwards off the striker. I works pretty well I think.
two things, is it repelling grade, and to prevent the para cord from slipping undone, wax it or throw a few ranger bands on it to keep it safe and then you got some ranger bands on your kit
The tweezers do lock securely.. although I did drop them out once... but I found them again. I think that they weren't replaced securely. I generally carry duplicate items on my carabiner that are in my Ekit... But I also do carry the carabiner in my pocket as shown while in the bush which minimizes loss of equipment
Dave, I love your vids. This is coming from an old eagle scout 975 St. Charles Mo. Much much much love for what you are doing. you are making a difference for those whom are watching and learning!
I like your system, everything is kept together and easy to locate. Even if I were to place that in my pack, it would all be right at hand rather than scattered everywhere.
thanks mate, you helped me out with some ideas. a coincidence that i decided to make an EDC today. i think i will put a saw blade on mine good idea, but i would think when moving through the bush it would wear on your jeans or something no?
Where did you find that belt...It looked like it had velcro to hold it in place? i have a leather belt that hids the tag end of the belt so it doesnt flap around any...but Im digging the velcro...looks like it would give more adjustment, and have more uses in the bush
@BushcraftOnFire Thank you sir for the prompt reply...will have to order me one...I dont like standard belts because the tag end can come loosed, and flop around...I like things to be tight, and in place so there is less to snag on in the bush.
Good You put it up, cause Dave C took his carabiner kit video out. Made my kit to split rings also.
Is that a rapelling grade carabiner? Missed that point. I've got the cheapo chinese biners, but its probably better to have rapelling/climbing biners in case You need to.
I like the Carabiner idea and using the smaller one to hold it. I do that with my truck keys for the same reasons. I do like to comment for those saving a few dollars to not get the CHEAP Carabiner's, them 50 cent things.. they break with ease and you'll loose your gear..
also theirs these tubes called on ebay called "Keep2Go-Tube-Multi-Purpose-Container" that are really handy for this application.
The one handed fire start is a really good idea, a good tip for just in case.
Don't know what County Comm is.. but we pick up gear whenever and wherever we can find it.. I got the split rings at our local "Tool Store" and the gear from various places including a great friend (BQualls) who gave me the compass.
Fine video Dave. I like the biner on the belt much better that on the belt loop. I'll have to adapt mine this way. I had the same problem with my cordage coming loose at times and I solved it by using zip ties to bind my cordage. I easily carry 20' of cordage without any problem and if I need to use some I can pull it through the ties and tighten them up to keep it secure. Blessing to you and Family.
Dave as I was watching your video I was thinking "wow does that look noisy, the guy must not hunt." Then you showed how your gear can be manipulated around the belt and placed in the pocket. Great stuff! I'm going to try your system.
Awsome video dave,I also carry a carabiner with keys and other things ,My wife says that I have "that classic redneck jingle"! BTW I love that shirt where can I get one?
I carry a stirker a light and some tinder in a walgreens pill vial on my carabiner (which doubles as my key chain) but I also carry around 40 feet of 550 cord around my neck (I still have to show you how i do that...my camara isn't working atm) duct tape, a fresnel lens, condoms (as a water container) and a scapel blade in my wallet and I'm curently working on a m ini neck knife kit... I'm going for as much redundancy as possible. (Aluminium foil is definetly going on my neck knife)
I use those Lansky Sharpeners alot. I wouldn't say razor sharp but a nice utility edge sure, and it's fast. I generally follow it up with a small Arkansas stone and then you are pretty close to a razor sharp edge. Really, it's the fastest, easiest, lightest sharpening system I've found.
Very good demo! Funny, I just got the same fire starter and sharper with my Eco Hawk axe kit which is partnered with Top Knives. So I'll be testing that one handed
Yes.. Vec has Mike Fuller making the Hawks (Which are great BTW). Tops generally sends out the fire starter, the sharpener, and the signal mirror with all of their knives.. So you have 1/2 your carabiner already done for you :)
anothe thing, I have found EDCdepot dot com to have some great gear for low prices for the items. They have a great mini butane lighter that is fully encapsulated that I have added to the mix for my one handed use, figured that my kit was for daily use and not long term. So its great for quick lighting, small sterilization and cordage end melting, and keep a striker kit in the BOB and other kits we have.
You know, if you make yourself some ranger bands out of bicycle inner tubes you can make that kit a lot more silent, keeping it from jingleing and bouncing around even if you don't have it in your pocket.
Some tape on the signal mirror would also keep it from scratching.
You can also have some gaffers tape on there by wrapping it around an old credit card and making a hole in it.
Heck, there is a millon things you can do with a carabiner kit but I think these would optimize yours
To get an opinion, I have a similar set up. I walk alot at night and on the trails. Being alone at night you realize just how noisy this set up can be. I have purchased liquid rubber. I plan on dipping as much as I can do limit the noise. Do you have any sugestions.
Hey man a bit of inner tube on that paracord will stop it unraveling and stop you haveing to retie it
i have to get one of those draw thru sharpeners for my pocket knives but its hard to find a decent one here in ireland
when im fluffing cotton one handed i trap part of the cotton bamm under the knife blade and stand on it (in a sort of kneeling position) and use my hand to fluff it out from there cos cotton makes my teeth sensitive lol
Excellent fire starting tip, and the carabiner/hanger on the belt is a great idea as well! I'm a split ring FIEND, much too the chagrin of auto repair shops and other places who put out free keychains for advertising! ; )
it was uploaded about a month before i found and subscribed to the channel and i assumed it hadnt been covered, but it has. looks like i have a lot of catching up to do ;)
Thank You for sharing it I learned a lot today . Thanks again I will gonna try it next time.
lauderdaleflorida 1 month ago
... in all the tings you have on your carabiner ... you dont have some keys haha
survivalyongsters 1 month ago
@survivalyongsters Don't really need keys in the bush :)
BushcraftOnFire 1 month ago
fot the same tweezers
survivalyongsters 1 month ago
Fantastic
2kargarage1 3 months ago
Good vid
ghostrounds 3 months ago
Great vid dave - i've never considered how i'd manage 1 handed, will be practicing this.
Do you think your small hacksaw blade would throw a spark? You could also put a small piece of duct tape over the blade - stop it catching your trousers or tarp. Would also give you a (small) piece of tape.
s1aitken 5 months ago
@s1aitken
Yes.. small hacksaw blades can be used with Ferro rods. The duct tape is a good idea :)
BushcraftOnFire 5 months ago
thanks that was really good imformation
john
thestationcat 5 months ago
Just one problem, wouldn't TSA take the knife?????????
SNUZZLETHAT 9 months ago
@SNUZZLETHAT
Why would TSA be around me? I don't fly (for the simple reason that I can't take my kit) That tells you how strongly I believe in having my kit along!!
BushcraftOnFire 9 months ago 2
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@BushcrafterOnFire
I have a question, if you will strike the firesteel with the sharp edge of your knive, will it get blunt? I always thought that. It always happens to me.
TheDutchBushcrafter 10 months ago
@BushcrafterOnFire
I have a question, if you will strike the firesteel with the sharp edge of your knive, will it get blunt? I always thought that. It always happens to me
TheDutchBushcrafter 10 months ago
@TheDutchBushcrafter
Yes it will.. IF I ever do it with my GOOD knives.. it's usually with the back edge. In an emergency (such as I break one of my arms) I won't really care as long as I can survive. But still then I would use the very back edge of the blade and not the center.
BushcraftOnFire 10 months ago
Great job. Love this. Our son is 5 and he was so frustrated because he couldn't start a fire with his metal match...until I saw this video. I knew this was the answer. So we went right out and gave it a try. I showed him how to do it. and he gave it a try. It worked the first time. He was so thrilled. I wish you could have seen him glow with pride. Now He can start fire with this method and a magnifying glass. Thank you so much.
waybackmom 11 months ago
by the way country comm ( no mistake in spelling) has an amazing little whetsone that fits on your carabiner
mrsvinarich26 11 months ago
great video
YupHio 1 year ago
Good one
langtangticky 1 year ago
Not at all kicking this video or his ideas on a carabiner kit but a multi-tool, a Tool Logic survival card, and a survival bracelet/ watch band could perform the same function without having the Batman look...again not insulting but to each his own!!!! Just more of a "stealth" look. Good video has always, keeps the gears turning!
tech2480 1 year ago
nice shirt
chaseziskin 1 year ago
great video my friend, I shared it on FB too.
JimboJitsu 1 year ago
Thanks David, good video and we always enjoy seeing what you carry. I like to add a small whistle on my carabiner just in case I need to summon help. That's a great technique on the one handed fire starting!
sraike 1 year ago
Dave, thanks for showing us your carabiner kit. The one handed fire starting method could come in handy that's for sure. I was wondering if you could tell us more about the small signal mirror, looks to be polished stainless steel? Where could I purchase one like it? Thanks again!
CdnJackHunt 1 year ago
@CdnJackHunt
Thanks for the comments bro...
The signal mirror comes with every knife that you buy from TOPS. I am sure you can get them online as well for just s couple of dollars...
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
Great idea of learning to do things with one hand. You just never know. Thanks for showing the tip.
69Grunden 1 year ago
Thank you for your teachings sir. Greatly appreciated. I'm a city man from Montreal, and I have hardly any outdoor experiences sadly, but I love watching your vids and have learned a lot. Considering worldly affairs, I believe that a bugout bag is a must and your videos have allowed me to be just a bit more prepared than "the next guy" in my opinion. Lord knows I hope never to need it....
greatguerin 1 year ago
@greatguerin
We never know exactly what we will need... but it's a good thing to be prepared!
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
Very nice,,,But mighty noisey not for those who are evading.
rlmccullough 1 year ago
very nice sir. Thank you for sharing.
hinckleypoland 1 year ago
Another great vid, thanks!
cheekyfumes 1 year ago
Great job Bro. Dave....I was wondering about your belt....is that one of the military hook and loop closure belts? If so do you like it? I still use the old military style buckle so I can make it fit any size for whatever I might need. What are your thoughts on belts? Thanks again Dave.....God Bless....
grizphoto 1 year ago
@grizphoto
It's not a hook and loop . It has a "squeeze bar" (I don't know what it's really called) that makes it quick and easy to adjust the belt. My thoughts on belts? They hold up my pants :) LOL
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
@BushcraftOnFire LOL......I love it........"They hold up my pants"....:) I didn't think about that answer coming back .........that's a good one brother.........I'm still laughing! I haven't seen one of those belts that I can remember....good deal.
grizphoto 1 year ago
Good work man.. When I do a one handed fire, I use the saw blade to cuta groove in the branch and then wedge the striker in the groove.. Then draw the rod backwards off the striker. I works pretty well I think.
MountainManWiggie 1 year ago
a great lession thank you Soarin;)
EnergyBreeze 1 year ago
two things, is it repelling grade, and to prevent the para cord from slipping undone, wax it or throw a few ranger bands on it to keep it safe and then you got some ranger bands on your kit
chrissept21 1 year ago
@chrissept21
Yes.. it is repelling grade... Good tip on the ranger band... Thanks Bro
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
I like the convenience of a carabiner, the problem is the noise when I walk with them. Clang-clang-clang.
hoshnasi 1 year ago
I used to use a air port metal loop but now i switched to using a carabiner now its much easyer!
thingyee1118 1 year ago
Nice stuff, you should add a pico pen also, i love it and use it all the time!
Roboflux 1 year ago
Thanks Dave.
Yes...I did enjoy this.
5*
Rob
RDPproject 1 year ago
I am always afraid I will lose some items wearing it on a carabiner, like the tweezers. does it lock securely ?
Trailtraveller 1 year ago
@Trailtraveller
The tweezers do lock securely.. although I did drop them out once... but I found them again. I think that they weren't replaced securely. I generally carry duplicate items on my carabiner that are in my Ekit... But I also do carry the carabiner in my pocket as shown while in the bush which minimizes loss of equipment
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
Dave, I love your vids. This is coming from an old eagle scout 975 St. Charles Mo. Much much much love for what you are doing. you are making a difference for those whom are watching and learning!
drjackohollious 1 year ago
@drjackohollious
Thank you very much.. All of the support and comments that we get keep us motivated.. Thank you for your kind words Bro!
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
Dave, I love your vids. This is coming from an old eagle scout 975 St. Charles Mo. Much love for what you are doing.
drjackohollious 1 year ago
Good to know. Thanks David
davidlynch0 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing a new technique to start a fire!!!
truecallin 1 year ago
I like your system, everything is kept together and easy to locate. Even if I were to place that in my pack, it would all be right at hand rather than scattered everywhere.
FireSteels 1 year ago
thanks mate, you helped me out with some ideas. a coincidence that i decided to make an EDC today. i think i will put a saw blade on mine good idea, but i would think when moving through the bush it would wear on your jeans or something no?
sixtyseven8ths 1 year ago
@sixtyseven8ths
I have not noticed any wear on my clothing..
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
doesn't that technique dull your blade?
xerocool2 1 year ago
@xerocool2
Very Slightly.. But nothing that can't be fixed right up with a ceramic rod. Notice I only use the very inside of the blade.. by the handle.
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
Excellent video Dave! Hope you enjoy your minimalist camp!
rangemaster1942 1 year ago
Where did you find that belt...It looked like it had velcro to hold it in place? i have a leather belt that hids the tag end of the belt so it doesnt flap around any...but Im digging the velcro...looks like it would give more adjustment, and have more uses in the bush
MrCableguyken 1 year ago
@MrCableguyken
It's a SERE belt.. you can find them on line.. A good friend Omer gave me that one.
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
@BushcraftOnFire Thank you sir for the prompt reply...will have to order me one...I dont like standard belts because the tag end can come loosed, and flop around...I like things to be tight, and in place so there is less to snag on in the bush.
MrCableguyken 1 year ago
pretty slick. Thanks. God Bless, be well
Hobohube 1 year ago
Dave,
Good vid. Tell us about that bow drill bearing on your Mora - How to/demonstration, keep up the good work.
dd2sparky 1 year ago
@dd2sparky
DD.. I have used that in a few videos.. search for the Winter Camp Bow Drill video.
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
Very nice kit, Bro. One hand instruction rocks.
Good You put it up, cause Dave C took his carabiner kit video out. Made my kit to split rings also.
Is that a rapelling grade carabiner? Missed that point. I've got the cheapo chinese biners, but its probably better to have rapelling/climbing biners in case You need to.
tekknorat 1 year ago
@tekknorat
Thanks for your support. The carabiner is a high quality one.. D-Lock that can definitely be used for climbing if needed.
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
I like the Carabiner idea and using the smaller one to hold it. I do that with my truck keys for the same reasons. I do like to comment for those saving a few dollars to not get the CHEAP Carabiner's, them 50 cent things.. they break with ease and you'll loose your gear..
also theirs these tubes called on ebay called "Keep2Go-Tube-Multi-Purpose-Container" that are really handy for this application.
The one handed fire start is a really good idea, a good tip for just in case.
solidfox07 1 year ago
Good tip thanks
jbggg45 1 year ago
Did you pick all of these up at County Comm?
thanson77 1 year ago
@thanson77
Don't know what County Comm is.. but we pick up gear whenever and wherever we can find it.. I got the split rings at our local "Tool Store" and the gear from various places including a great friend (BQualls) who gave me the compass.
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
David, you continue to be an inspiration. Keep up the great videos! Great idea, using a second carabiner on your belt to attach the the main one.
backwoodstrails 1 year ago
Fine video Dave. I like the biner on the belt much better that on the belt loop. I'll have to adapt mine this way. I had the same problem with my cordage coming loose at times and I solved it by using zip ties to bind my cordage. I easily carry 20' of cordage without any problem and if I need to use some I can pull it through the ties and tighten them up to keep it secure. Blessing to you and Family.
1OldSchool4 1 year ago
great video, keep it up buddy.i have learned alot from you,thank you so much -people like you make youtube worthwhile
slowtaknow 1 year ago
It's a carabiner locked on to a carabiner.... Holding a compass with a carabiner
braxtonamour 1 year ago
Now that was neat Well done!!
henrycems 1 year ago
I enjoyed this vid Dave. Going to work on an edc caribiner that will be useful on my new job.
calld2serve 1 year ago
cool, thanks!
axishans 1 year ago
love the Tshirt.
TEEWEE01 1 year ago
Thanks Dave
n9hxv1986 1 year ago
Dave as I was watching your video I was thinking "wow does that look noisy, the guy must not hunt." Then you showed how your gear can be manipulated around the belt and placed in the pocket. Great stuff! I'm going to try your system.
enjoythewildUSA 1 year ago
Awsome video dave,I also carry a carabiner with keys and other things ,My wife says that I have "that classic redneck jingle"! BTW I love that shirt where can I get one?
Livingnthewoods41 1 year ago
@Livingnthewoods41
You need to talk with Dave C about the shirt.. They are his Pathfinder shirts
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
I carry a stirker a light and some tinder in a walgreens pill vial on my carabiner (which doubles as my key chain) but I also carry around 40 feet of 550 cord around my neck (I still have to show you how i do that...my camara isn't working atm) duct tape, a fresnel lens, condoms (as a water container) and a scapel blade in my wallet and I'm curently working on a m ini neck knife kit... I'm going for as much redundancy as possible. (Aluminium foil is definetly going on my neck knife)
MrEhud77 1 year ago
Nice shirt... ;) I'm sure Dave will notice... lol...
b1gje55e 1 year ago
that looks like a great belt, where'd you get it?
MrEhud77 1 year ago
@mikehawk1965
Hey Bro.. We were just talking about you.. give me a call later
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
Great video
utuubee 1 year ago
I use those Lansky Sharpeners alot. I wouldn't say razor sharp but a nice utility edge sure, and it's fast. I generally follow it up with a small Arkansas stone and then you are pretty close to a razor sharp edge. Really, it's the fastest, easiest, lightest sharpening system I've found.
AaronAlso 1 year ago
@AaronAlso
Yes.. they are ok.. only thing I don't like about them is that they are a set angle.. which NONE of my blades are sharpened at...
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
Great tip on the onr hand fire starter.
bigjim379 1 year ago
Great technique!
WolfTimmington 1 year ago
Very good demo! Funny, I just got the same fire starter and sharper with my Eco Hawk axe kit which is partnered with Top Knives. So I'll be testing that one handed
method soon.
CaptainFur 1 year ago
@CaptainFur
Yes.. Vec has Mike Fuller making the Hawks (Which are great BTW). Tops generally sends out the fire starter, the sharpener, and the signal mirror with all of their knives.. So you have 1/2 your carabiner already done for you :)
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
@BushcraftOnFire I plan on doing a review of the ECO HAWK kit. I think its great idea for a back-up or emergency kit.
CaptainFur 1 year ago
anothe thing, I have found EDCdepot dot com to have some great gear for low prices for the items. They have a great mini butane lighter that is fully encapsulated that I have added to the mix for my one handed use, figured that my kit was for daily use and not long term. So its great for quick lighting, small sterilization and cordage end melting, and keep a striker kit in the BOB and other kits we have.
jplerwill 1 year ago
You know, if you make yourself some ranger bands out of bicycle inner tubes you can make that kit a lot more silent, keeping it from jingleing and bouncing around even if you don't have it in your pocket.
Some tape on the signal mirror would also keep it from scratching.
You can also have some gaffers tape on there by wrapping it around an old credit card and making a hole in it.
Heck, there is a millon things you can do with a carabiner kit but I think these would optimize yours
88Kamikaze69 1 year ago
@88Kamikaze69
All great ideas Bro.. Thanks for the input! For the record.. my signal mirror still has the protective plastic from the factory on it.
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
To get an opinion, I have a similar set up. I walk alot at night and on the trails. Being alone at night you realize just how noisy this set up can be. I have purchased liquid rubber. I plan on dipping as much as I can do limit the noise. Do you have any sugestions.
jplerwill 1 year ago
@jplerwill
As I said on the video... put the kit in your pocket.. mine is virtually silent there
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
yes, I agree with your wife, that is a total chick magnet kit! LOL. I think it is a great idea!
twitchtwitchreel 1 year ago
Love these videos, thumbs up!
UnidentifiedChannel 1 year ago
Hey man a bit of inner tube on that paracord will stop it unraveling and stop you haveing to retie it
i have to get one of those draw thru sharpeners for my pocket knives but its hard to find a decent one here in ireland
when im fluffing cotton one handed i trap part of the cotton bamm under the knife blade and stand on it (in a sort of kneeling position) and use my hand to fluff it out from there cos cotton makes my teeth sensitive lol
wolfbrother2501 1 year ago
thanks brother, good thinkin practicing with one hand. have fun at camp
zacchopper66 1 year ago
awsome video as always dave!
stay safe
calum
bushcraftourway 1 year ago
Excellent fire starting tip, and the carabiner/hanger on the belt is a great idea as well! I'm a split ring FIEND, much too the chagrin of auto repair shops and other places who put out free keychains for advertising! ; )
matt4270 1 year ago
Dave Wendell sporting the Pathfinder shirt. Nice
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Another great video.
elpidi0526 1 year ago
@elpidi0526
I consider Dave C a good friend
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
Great Vid!
I've been looking at doing something similar so it was very helpful
BaByGoTtHeRuNz 1 year ago
Absolutely great instruction! Great kit recommendations also.
roninslam 1 year ago
SUGGESTION:
a video showing how to knot and store cordage/paracord. i always end up with my paracord all tangled up and i can never tie strong knots :(
volound 1 year ago
@volound
I actually showed that on "Setting up Camp" video.. let me know if you have trouble locating it
BushcraftOnFire 1 year ago
@BushcraftOnFire found it. thanks.
it was uploaded about a month before i found and subscribed to the channel and i assumed it hadnt been covered, but it has. looks like i have a lot of catching up to do ;)
volound 1 year ago
whenever i read carabiner i think of the karabiner 98k, or kar98.
volound 1 year ago