It's the weakest glue I have ever used, just wasted half my day collecting the stuff because some guy said it was as strong as epoxy. It is cool that this was one of the first glues used but I would rather read about it then ever try to use it again.
You can get a glue stick for a buck and it works 100 times better.
does it have to be pine? i have a pine but i dont think it has much sap on it. but i have a plum (well i think its a plum, it makes a few small delicious plums, so i guess it is) tree that has alot more sap bubbles, can i use that?
i am going to ask a real silly question and how would you use that as glue, i take it you would have to heat it up again to use it? Also, if you had that stick with your glue on the end and you lit it, would that work as a type of candle? Sorry for the stupid questions, many thanks
Thanks for that video! I've never found exactly the ratio but i've seen in your comment 40 charcoal / 60 pine pitch... gonna try this... mine has often been either too hard and brittle or too soft...
Where did you get the pine sap (resin)? I got some from a incense seller on ebay, I hope it works as well as the stuff you got in your video. The seller is from the U.K. , I don't know where or which part till I get the package. I figure U.S. Pine would due but no one really wants us to gouge or cut there trees to collect it ya know. Cool video though thanks for posting it, Joseph T.
U.S. pine will work just fine. Look for broken or pruned limbs. The tree will bleed out a little anywhere it is injured, so you can scrape off the dried resin from the trunk.
hey johnjay, I've tried to make pine pitch using this method on an open fire and my pine sap always seems to catch fire and then gets really unmanageable when I try to use it. any suggestions?
Amazing! Finding out stuff like this is the whole reason subscribed and look forward to your vids above all. I've never heard of anything like this.
I like how you added the information as to why you needed the charcoal and what to do with certain conditions. You continue to give the BEST bush tutorials on YouTube. Keep em commin!!! THANKS!!!!
Exactly. You can also push it into ice cube moulds to make small re-usable cubes. You will need to coat the tray with vegetable oil to prevent it sticking.
I was always told that it called for a bit of scat as well
bodiemyers 3 months ago
could you make it by placing the pine resin on the ash bed its self?
ninjadude126 8 months ago
It's the weakest glue I have ever used, just wasted half my day collecting the stuff because some guy said it was as strong as epoxy. It is cool that this was one of the first glues used but I would rather read about it then ever try to use it again.
You can get a glue stick for a buck and it works 100 times better.
MTHKITEBOARDS 9 months ago
@MTHKITEBOARDS Made well this can be really sticky. Much better then a glue stick. But more effort.
powmful 8 months ago
Looks like you're cooking up heroin.
Panz3rchr1st 1 year ago
does it have to be pine? i have a pine but i dont think it has much sap on it. but i have a plum (well i think its a plum, it makes a few small delicious plums, so i guess it is) tree that has alot more sap bubbles, can i use that?
darthjeff3 1 year ago
i am going to ask a real silly question and how would you use that as glue, i take it you would have to heat it up again to use it? Also, if you had that stick with your glue on the end and you lit it, would that work as a type of candle? Sorry for the stupid questions, many thanks
fleckyRFC 1 year ago
Great video Malc. What excatly is the ash for.
19countryboy71 1 year ago
@19countryboy71 did u ever get an answer. I would like to know about the ash
mrouterrim 1 year ago
@mrouterrim no!
19countryboy71 1 year ago
Great video ... Have you ever made any hide glue?
MrEhud77 1 year ago
Thanks for that video! I've never found exactly the ratio but i've seen in your comment 40 charcoal / 60 pine pitch... gonna try this... mine has often been either too hard and brittle or too soft...
Thanks, great vid! CH-eers mate!
PinewoodCH 1 year ago
man ai like all you videos very smart soory for bad anglish
mauka259 1 year ago
I just thought of it, you said you'd need a metal container? clay would work fine too.
flamedrag18 1 year ago
Kdo umí, umí. Kdo neumí čumí :-) Díky máš dobrá videa.
MILOSLAVJMP 2 years ago
haha i used this on my project for school...
and a question, is it legal to use snares in the usa, north carolina?
neal301 2 years ago
google it
j0ehellm0n 2 years ago
In PA, you need a trappers lisence, but, that's if you get caught. XD
nonamelef 2 years ago
@neal301 us not unless it is a survival nessessity canida no clue
spenfisher2 2 years ago
@neal301 it is long as you dont get caught
thomas242007 2 years ago
there's not a Mrs Rambo, is there John Jay?
joedacop 2 years ago
well it seal and kinda glues stuff
arrowmaker789 2 years ago
wat do u do with it?
dixieunited 2 years ago
its just a natural glue, so anything you use glue for. also its used in making a bow in the woods
Frostdme 2 years ago
2:08 is that will smith in the background?
fgf284 2 years ago
family guy
H95Shooterv71 2 years ago 2
Thanks for the answer, alot of youtubers dont even check there comments. Joseph T (fly2000jtb)
fly2000jtb 2 years ago
Where did you get the pine sap (resin)? I got some from a incense seller on ebay, I hope it works as well as the stuff you got in your video. The seller is from the U.K. , I don't know where or which part till I get the package. I figure U.S. Pine would due but no one really wants us to gouge or cut there trees to collect it ya know. Cool video though thanks for posting it, Joseph T.
fly2000jtb 2 years ago
U.S. pine will work just fine. Look for broken or pruned limbs. The tree will bleed out a little anywhere it is injured, so you can scrape off the dried resin from the trunk.
rico522 2 years ago
Hey, jjr. what are the quantities, list of ingredients, etc? and how do you extract the pine pitch/resin?
goldenscales 2 years ago
Thats cool but it looks like you are cooking up some black tar hairon
lowcard1 2 years ago
hey johnjay, I've tried to make pine pitch using this method on an open fire and my pine sap always seems to catch fire and then gets really unmanageable when I try to use it. any suggestions?
Caveman0713 2 years ago
mmm, maybe the flames were too high or the fire too hot ,maybe try cooking it over some smallish embers , i hope this helps
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
u watch cartoons?
mjbooner 2 years ago
@Caveman0713
try heating stones on the fire and use that instead of using the fire directly.
weswes666 1 year ago
@Caveman0713 It's better to use coals or heat your pot indirectly (put a stone near or part way in the fire and put the pot on top of that.
hellerZauberer 1 year ago
looks like u can use that stuff for a mini torch because charcoal burns rite?
xxxSaskue26 2 years ago
Well Done 5/5
73mensailedoff 2 years ago
hehehe last time i make glue like that it get a wild big flame, good for me im already are bald, hope you like to show if its brittle or not,
good video malc,, 5/5,
hobbexp 2 years ago
ha ha ha thanks fredde
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
Thanks Malc, good to know how to make this glue. How does it smell on the stove when you cook it up? I may try making this outdoors. 5/5
nj4x4fever2 2 years ago
dude i'm going to glue some stuff together.
Diatonic135 2 years ago
that is too cool!!! great vid malc! 5/5
pope1513 2 years ago
I tried that on the stove once ..My wife almost kicked my ass!! Now I do it on the bbq.LOL
brutallindigo 2 years ago
Hi, i found a pinetree today with some almost white pitch, is it bether to use than more darkened pine pitch?
Is the blend about 50/50 or do you have less charcoal than pitch?
Roboflux 2 years ago
collect any of the pitch you can , maybe do it 40/60 with more pine sap
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
5 stars and fav
battalion1982 2 years ago
thanks josh
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
Great Video Malc, good to see how to make this stuff.
Mike.
WeaponCollector 2 years ago
sup malcom how you been brother? like the video. just wondering, where did you learn to make the pine blue?
battalion1982 2 years ago
thanks josh i read it in a book
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
5******
wolfbushcraft 2 years ago
thanks grimbo
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
At least we have the same recipe, its trial and error when adding the charcoal it is just a guess. Great how to video once again!
NCHiker1970 2 years ago
nice vid 5*
godsend420 2 years ago
5/5m8
youcornerstorecrooks 2 years ago
Amazing! Finding out stuff like this is the whole reason subscribed and look forward to your vids above all. I've never heard of anything like this.
I like how you added the information as to why you needed the charcoal and what to do with certain conditions. You continue to give the BEST bush tutorials on YouTube. Keep em commin!!! THANKS!!!!
YouMockMe 2 years ago
thanks mate, glad you like them ,
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
***** from me.
RedScorcher7 2 years ago
thank you
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
Malc, this stuff looks gr8.
you can fix your gear when you are in the woods(like fixing a tent, or a backpack)
5/5 Malc, good job!!
eyal167 2 years ago
thanks eyal
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
yeah i,ve heard of birch tea and i,ve drunk birch sap before ,i can,t wait to try the glue though
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
i,ll definately try it mark and i,ll do a vid when its done .
malc
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
i,ve not tried it with birch ,yet
johnjayrambo11111 2 years ago
heating up pine resin in a doctor pepper can! Whats the worst that could happen? lol
wolfbrother2501 2 years ago
pipe resin? lul
oaney 2 years ago
Great vid Malc 5/5
maveraver 2 years ago
serious question, at the end when you molded it onto the stick, is that so you can save it for later, like reusable type glue?
asiansinsation3 2 years ago
Exactly. You can also push it into ice cube moulds to make small re-usable cubes. You will need to coat the tray with vegetable oil to prevent it sticking.
RDPproject 2 years ago
but the vegtible oil will make it sog or somthing and wont work.. i think idk, and what did he use, pine tree sap, and charcaul ashes?
asiansinsation3 2 years ago
No. The vegetable wont have any effect on the pine sap. It just pervents it from sticking to the ice cube tray.
RDPproject 2 years ago
LOL, you have family guy on at the end of the video.
pretty cool though
flamedrag18 2 years ago
Damnitman... thought I was in a drug lab there for a moment.
This is great ... do you ever run out of ideas, Malc?
CATmover1 2 years ago
ha, family guy in the background. Nice work, keep up the great videos.
Aqualiteking 2 years ago
yes it would
Aqualiteking 2 years ago
cool malc
samurimaster500 2 years ago
cool, what does the charcoal do to it?
STLmaniac6 2 years ago
The Resin by its self is brittle. When it cools down the Charcoal adds strenght to it and makes it stronger when its used as glue.
RDPproject 2 years ago
makes it stronger
mabyepaulky 2 years ago
Very Interesting!
GlockAnimal 2 years ago
u can use this thing to glue your arrows right? nice vid malc,5.5*
Ovi.
ReyMysterioRO 2 years ago
yes but you should add some string to make it stronger.
cava002 2 years ago