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Halfway stage of making a wooden sheath for the parang and instructions on how to tie constrictor knots (www.junglecraft.com.my)

How to start a fire with a disposable lighter - even when it's empty (www.junglecraft.com.my)

With a bit of time (and money) you can put together a machete/knife combo that is better (and cheaper!) than a lot of commercially available jungle...

http://www.survivalnewsonli... -- Learn the easiest knots in the world for tying a survival shelter or emergency shelter, or to secure a load un...

How to tie an Anchor Hitch (also known as a Bucket Hitch) - from http://www.SelfMadeSailor.com - A very secure means of attaching a rope to an anch...

How to Sail Like a Pro in Three Easy Steps!

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How to quickly knock together an emergency jungle hammock with 4 cable ties, paracord and a single piece of bamboo (www.junglecraft.com.my)

Introduction to fire lighting in the jungle (www.junglecraft.com.my)

How to make a jungle deck chair and a dry bag... and some other things I carry in my day pack - www.junglecraft,com.my

Two traditional fire lighting techniques and one modern one (www.junglecraft.com.my)

Two methods for carrying fire in the jungle (and how to make a one-shot, disposable hobo stove) - www.junglecraft.com.my

Bowline, double-bowline (+ tied single handed), alpine butterfly knot (+tied with ring), figure-of-eight (retraced and tied on the bight), slippery...

Setting up an 18th century camp using an oil cloth as shelter and making fire with flint and steel.

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Demonstration of how to make cordage.

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When he's not out in the urban jungle, Adrian Sasine (M.B.A. '03) is a tree climbing facilitator with Tree Climbers International. And Peter "Treem...

Learn the basics of how to tie a knots that are important to tree climbing, including the 5/3 Blake's Hitch, aka Magic Knot, with Adrian Sasine (M....

How to put together an ultra light jungle emergency tarpaulin / hammock / mozzi net (www.junglecraft.com.my)

How to filter and purify water in the jungle - tips and tricks.

No cloth to char? No tin to char things in? No tinder box or striker?...no problem, all you need is a parang.

How to use flint & steel in an emerg...

How to ignite and build a self-feeding fire.

How to use green or wet woods; weak bow cords; thin/small hearthboards; improve your bearing block and make mini bowdrill sets.

How to trail blaze, make emergency whistles and avoid getting more lost than you already are.

Useful techniques for making shelters out of bamboo.

How to build an emergency jungle a-frame/platform bed and rainproof shelter.

Made a fire, broke my crutches, laughed about it, called for help, then laughed some more.

Jungle cordage (pt 2): two & three strand rope making, splicing and how to make a fish hook & line, needle & thread and ranger beads from paracord.

The amazing banana tree: food, water, shelter, fire, cordage and more

Caleb demonstrates the simple technique for moving large objects with just a rope and two poles. This method is commonly referred to as the "Kocha...

Make your own hammock and tarp - the knots you need to know (www.junglecraft.com.my)

Simple technique to purify H20 with bleach:

2-4 drops of bleach per liter/quart, wait 30 minutes, then smell.

if it smells faintly of bleach, good ...

My favorite neck cord is Parachute cord, I replaced the chain that came with my Neck Knife with paracord, it's great. Here's how to make one that's...

9 Different Military Poncho Survival Shelter Configurations by Creek Stewart of WillowHavenOutdoor.com.

What I thought was a new way to tie the Alpine Butterfly Knot. I developed this method years ago when climbing in the alps. I have never seen anyon...

Last year I made a bushcraft knots tutorial where the basic/standard trucker's hitch (german: spanner mit slipstek) is presented. In this standard ...