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Huck Middeke
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2012
I live because of -and for- the wellbeing of life in all it's diversity.
Please try not to be too judgemental as I'm growing slowly and my videos represent me "back then", not necessarily "me now".
Good times to you!
Please try not to be too judgemental as I'm growing slowly and my videos represent me "back then", not necessarily "me now".
Good times to you!
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couple of diy alcohol stoves from 5.5-20g
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comparing burntimes of different selfmade ultralight alcohol stoves
The spider, diy tool for horizontal rope installation
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The spider, diy tool for horizontal rope installation
diy bikepacking setup, 1st steps: fork pouches & handlebar
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diy bikepacking setup, 1st steps: fork pouches & handlebar
"Talkoot" to recycle the NomadTown barn
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"Talkoot" to recycle the NomadTown barn
smart mod: german army backpack buckle hack
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smart mod: german army backpack buckle hack
2x faster: making double chain sinnet/ daisy chain for rope & electric cable
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2x faster: making double chain sinnet/ daisy chain for rope & electric cable
Erosion of sand dune on island Borkum
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Erosion of sand dune on island Borkum
savotta, Finish army m05 backpack mod
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savotta, Finish army m05 backpack mod
building Saimaa seal snowshelters at -28°C (skiing 15km)
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building Saimaa seal snowshelters at -28°C (skiing 15km)
The best public qinzee we've ever built?
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The best public qinzee we've ever built?
Saimaa ringed seal protection... yet another pile...
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Saimaa ringed seal protection... yet another pile...
Protecting the qinzee ventilation hole from snow
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Protecting the qinzee ventilation hole from snow
making the qinzee door smaller after construction
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making the qinzee door smaller after construction
making a m05 "Mitznefet" helmet cover (2/2)
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making a m05 "Mitznefet" helmet cover (2/2)
making a M05 "Mitznefet" helmet cover (1/2)
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making a M05 "Mitznefet" helmet cover (1/2)
Interesting topic, real sustainable tourism should be high on the list but unfortunatly it isnt. Cheers from Saukko (IWG kuru, we met before)
Deep thinking, good questions. Do we need these experiences what is luring us to be tourists? Isn't it enough to know and be experienced only locally where we are living our life? Well, it is also complicated questions. I travel sometimes and justify it by larger understanding, even truth is that my "larger understanding" does not help anything. Another "problem" is my couple life, where another half is from other side of this planet. Least what we try to do is limiting our traveling between our two home countries, but we know that it is still too much for our planet.
Yesterday swam around small lake or better "lampi" near my childhood home village. It was interesting to see environment from different angle of view.
Nel sistema di aggancio posso chiederti marca e modello di quelle pouch ? Grazie
It's 2nd hand Dutch army. But pretty much standard molle waterbottle/general purpose pouch
Nice setup Huck 👌 Cheers 🍻
Stay safe up there!!
Stay safe up there!!
Hello, Clearly the centre pole is under high compression, but I wonder if you have tried to see if skis would do the job of supporting the tent? thanks for the video, cormac
Moi, I have not tried with skis, and I wouldn't because they're not adjustable I length. Also using skis is maybe something you do with an hilleberg altai when you want to save weight, but with the hawu weight saving is out of the priority list anyways. What does work: • using a standing, living tree and building the tent around the trunk • hanging the tent from a rope/strap tied between two trees • suspending the tent from a bi- or tripod.
I'm lucky. I don't move from my back when I sleep. The sleep doctor thought I was until they gave me a sleep test. They came in after 3 hours to see if I was OK because I had not moved at all, and my reservations were abnormally slow. For me, it was just the way I had trained myself to sleep. I just cover everything but my nose and mouth. But what you say is how I taught my kids to sleep.
Bark beetles?
Nop
Could it be lightning 🌩 bro? Thanks for the short. Cheers 🍻
The question is: why are all those pinecones on the ground? Lighting is not the reason, though some "external force" was at play/work.
Outstanding
A new look. For the runways in France Huck. Lol. Cheers bro
Runways in France?
Awesome! Looks great!
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Hey Huck. Your bike isn't electric. Lol. Cheers 🍻
Floating bogs are so cool.
Nice setup bro. Looks like a good place. To camp. Cheers 🍻
Sick!
Ya we have tons of invasive plants. Here in Canada Huck. But most people, don't care 😢. Cheers bro.
Nice clear description of the blakes hitch. I liked that you talked about what you used it for. I initially saw this in climbing videos but your use for it is excellent.
Originally I know it from climbing. Then I used it for tarp lines and mostly I use it for closing muesli-, buckwheat- or coffeebags
Excellent video and product. Thanks for sharing!
Can you post an update with it on your helmet?
I only have climbing, bicycle and kayaking helmet and usually use it without a helmet for nature observations or group games. Will take a video next time I remember.
@@huckmiddeke665 thanks, I’m trying to gauge the puffiness to fabric ratio
@swalker157 here a video where you can see it on my head/helmet th-cam.com/users/shortsqQ0wlDXOPTE?feature=share
Mmmmmmm ants 🐜 servivial food. Cheers 🍻 bro
Very cool
Excellent idea bro. Thanks very much. Cheers 🍻
this is amazing
The garden hose extensions are genius! Simple, light, functional. Will try to remember for my next bikepacking trip
I almost can't wait to try it on my 100' electrical extension cord!
Oh yes! I can easily imagine this to work well with electrical cord.
Simple, effective and well communicated. Great video!
Nicely done. I went a different route. I ground off the rivets and used new rivets to attach the plastic ring to a rectangle of leather. Then stitched a MOLLE loop on the back of the leather. Attaches to a MOLLE belt higher up than the original which works for me. Although I do like your idea if I wanted it to hang lower.
Interesting approach also. Thank you. Do you have pictures of it? Would like to see it.
I hope I am not bothering you too much with my comments but I did some maths and did acordingly to your instructions on a piece of paper I now understand thank you I was wanting to do an IDF or Israel Defence Force airsoft loadout. I have yet to even buy the fabric because I could not find a color I liked but I really appricate you. You have earned another subscriber
It's my pleasure to be of help. Thank you for your message. A friend made something using fabric from a hunting-decoy bag. Content-wise there are some videos with more meaningful stuff, as in useful for the survival and peace of our species on my channel, and maybe you like this podcast recording also: th-cam.com/video/rAa9d2yxj6k/w-d-xo.html Have a wonderful time.
@@huckmiddeke665 I will and God bless
I'm making an IDF airsoft kit too. Good luck!
so from what I understand from the vertical mark up I cut 20 centimeters down or 7 inches because I am American
American as on south, central or north American? When you have middle marks on each long side and each short side of the rectangle, take the middle marks on each short side, and take from there 20cm up and 20cm down along the edge and mark there. From these four marks make a cut to the middle marks of the long sides, so that you cut off four triangles and end up with the final 6 corner shape. Then just h the edge and insert an elastic webbing or string. You can choose to make the elastic long enough to male the whole thing adjustable with a cordlock
@@huckmiddeke665 south🏈🏈🏈 thank you do much
Oh wow! Where southamerica? I'm so happy to see that somebody says "America" even if they are not from the USA. For some reason many us citizens just call themselves by the whole continent, not by their country. Never understood why.
@@huckmiddeke665 Arkansas sorry i did not specify Im am honduran American
can you please explain how to cut it
Start with a rectangular shape with the long side being 75cm and the short side 70cm. Then mark the middle of all sides. Measure ~20cm from the middle mark of the two short sides along the edge in both directions and make cuts from there towards the middle marks of the long side. Altogether you end up with a piece of fabric with six corners. I used scissors for all the cuts. There's probably no reason not to go for a round or octagonal shape, as it's mostly size that matters, to allow you for shaping it according to your liking. Mine ended up being about hexagonal, since the one I had as inspiration also came in this shape.
@@huckmiddeke665 thank you so much
Cool bro. Cheers 🍻
I will try this in my Carinthia Defense sleeping bag. So far, I was not pleased with it.
A narrow backpack /Rucksack is better in some forests.
I totally agree. It'll be rare for me to have the sidepouches attached.
I will try, interesting ... but as mentionned by another person and if we speak about Carinthia Defence sleeping bags, the hole is just there for your nose (eventually your mouth) so there is no problem as you mentionned That's the theory I LOVE all my Carinthia but even if I sleep great (if possible try to sleep completely nude and use a liner by example a silk liner) and i use the hole just for the nose/mouth there were many times when I move the hole is not anymore on my mouth/nose so I loose some airflow and I wake-up, not very big deal but I do not like => so I will try something else and what you explained here, thx :)
The British Army got rid of the green pouches because they light up with Infra Red like a Christmas Tree. No good.
Interesting to know, yet irrelevant for my use. So good enough they are at least for me
Rikos ei kannata.
Moi, olen samaa mieltä siitä, että rikollisuus ei ole oikea tapa toimia. Onneksi ei ole rikos sammuttaa valoja, kun suojellaan suurempaa hyvää. Varsinkin kun vanhentuneet lakimme sallivat meidän vahingossa tuhota planeettamme.
@@huckmiddeke665 rikos on rikos aina.
You're very handy. With the sewing machine bro. Good job. Thanks for the video. Cheers 🍻
Thanks 👍
Very nice modifications! Excellent work.
Thank you very much!
I love this tent it's great ❤🏠🦊👍
That's brilliant! What's your dimensions of the sled flat or unrolled? What or how big is your pack?
Will be able to reply end of april
Zipper is super idea!
Great build bro. Thanks for the video. Cheers 🍻
Nice find bro. Cheers 🍻
When ever it is possible, i take off as much of my clothing as possible - down to underlayer TShirt and short. ALL of my Clothes(including Boots in Winter) go with me inside the Sleeping Bag, part of it to the Feet another part becomes a pillow, maybe something becomes the collar. But YES - Take your Head out of it!
Nice to learn / come to think of the radius rope trick at 2:47 👍
It really makes a difference. Downside though: no control over wall thickness with this method, other than making generous walls. Also: egg-shape would be better than domeshape
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