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ULTIMATE DIY WOOBIE (Poncho Liner) PROJECT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2018
- A simple DIY outdoor gear projects that uses the US Army Poncho Liner as its base. The result is a multi-purpose, year-round piece of kit that will save weight in your pack and keep your bones warm!
Those are some great ideas, but I wish you showed more of the finished product
Need to see this being done mate. I'm a visual person and have difficulty with spoken instructions.
Great ideas. But a fundamental basic of video production is "Show, don't tell."
Worst video
This sounds amazingly versatile! Hopefully you get some time to revisit this with perhaps a slower pace and more detail. Maybe a video on sewing too for us folks who have sadly minimal experience in the craft beyond resewing a button.
I have my poncho and woobie from 1984. Saying that, I suddenly feel old 😕 Great video 👍
I served from 1981-1998...never heard of a Woobie,it was always a poncho liner to us Infantrymen. About the time my sons enlisted, I started hearing the "woobie", same goes for "battle-rattle", it was TA-50, web gear, Alice gear, but never battle-rattle...I guess the Brits call it "kit"
Excellent! Thanks for sharing.
Wow, cool project. I like the idea of the inner fleece liner for extra warmth.
Cheers from France !
Again thanks for producing a very good video be blessed
Thanks for this video I've got 2liners and what you have done with yours is exactly what I wanted to do for mine. I love the extra idea of the fleece. Once my sewing skills improve I'll be doing this mod for sure.
Thanks again buddy.
wild nestarond why convert both so you can layer them up
Greencraft because I have a wool blanket so I can do the same with the wool blanket giving me the ability to be safer around an open fire. The other woobie is a Dutch woobie and has a zip already installed for the sleeping bag design. But I am concidering doing the same mods later to this once I get another wool blanket. Thanks for replying buddy I know you must be a busy chap.
Regards jay
Fantastic, I’ve had one of these for ages, and too be honest not used it much apart from as a blanket so it’s often been left behind.
Outstanding modifications to a tried and true piece of kit!
What a wonderful video, thanks for sharing this precious memory 👍
This man should patent this idea, A man of expertise. Thanks for sharing 👍
Excellent ideas Neil. ThanksNate
A great idea Neil, thanks for making the video.
This was great project. I was looking for something like this to modify my liner. I see a lot of negative comments below--mostly people who feel entitled to a step by step video tutorial and a free pattern and who knows what else. I can't say I got everything on the first go but it doesn't matter; with a little tinkering I think I can do alright. For instance, I was already thinking of lining the pocket with fleece. I believe that was the point of the video: to give us an idea of what is possible. Thanks, and well done! (PS the step by step walk-through was good enough for me; don't listen to the naysayers).
Thank you! At last someone who gets it! For small projects a step by step guide is possible. For something like this it would be a long video. It is meant to inspire (also....it's not rocket science).
I can't stop watching your video's now Neil, I hope you get to read my comments as these video's are not new but I am working through all the ones you have made, I would love to have one of these, but don't have the confidence. Please keep up the great work with your film's they are very informative 👍
Hi Andrew, thanks for all of the kind comments, really glad to hear you are enjoying the content. Spread the word by sharing news of the channel to friends .
I have to agree, having more pics would help. But I do suggest a 2nd vid with your woobie and an un modified army woobie side by side show us the features.
Brilliant, thanks Neil
They are nice🌲🌳🌱🌳🌲
Discarded/surplus/ unusable military parachutes are a great resource. Source thinsulate for the insulation or other high tech materials. Make a suit you can wear at camp, and to sleep in. Make giant boots with leather bottoms to help you recover from hypothermia dangers. Wear this as your clothes and shoes dry near your fire.
Can you help me understand how the para-cord is put in on the back and through the loop on the front? I'd assume the meter and a half zipper is for using as a sleeping bad, but wasn't demonstrated?
Hi Pete, yes the 1.5mtr zip is for use as a sleeping bag. The cord on the back bottom edge, when cinched up, is passed through the loop on the front, this creates a sort of sleeve and takes some of the surplus fabric from the back. Hope this helps.
I was thinking on your scarf video. very good directions .if it had a tube sew in at the bottom You could puta stick through it you can make a camp chair out of it to just a thought that you might be interested .watched you a couple times have a good one.Ed
Could you put a pattern up or make available for this project. Your "Clips" of Photo's were not always conclusive enough and require stopping the video too much to understand the process.
Hello my friend, I will have a look and see if I still have the original diagrams, if not I will redraw/measure, etc. I'll put them up on my Etsy Shop (Greencraftshop) and folks can order them. It may take a few weeks as I'm pretty busy on the run up to Xmas.
Atb
Neil
Thank you Sir, I'll head to your Etsy Shop and take a look around as well.
@@greencraft4783 This is the same answer you gave someone else MONTHS ago. If you don't have it up, then I guess you don't have it. This changes my opinion a lot. I'm glad you are busy. Envy your drive but. I need another answer and will come up with it myself. Thanks
I cut a hole in mine so I could poke my head through it..... wore it like a serape..... yup..... loved it ....also I sprayed poncho liner with waterproofing yup
So much information and too little visuals of the process, better make a video of the actual making.of this project than snapshots.
I love it but it had to take more time to work out the explanation then it would have to show it at the end.
I use mine as a sleeping bag liner, or inside my bivvy as a stand alone sleeping bag in very hot weather
That's what it's for. A Poncho liner isn't supposed to be sewn into some kind of a camo man dress...
Just stumbled on this. Excellent idea, I’m crap at diy though (and don’t mind admitting it) and don’t own a sewing machine, I’d only ruin mine if I attempted this, are you selling yours 🤣🤣👍🏻……Paul
Too hard a project for me to make, will be really time consuming for me, a lot of patience need.
I will just stick with popper snaps, and make a neck zip. I can manage that. 👍🏻 🙂
Oh!you said zipper?
Less talk,more show. I wanted to like this video. But found myself very annoyed. But thank you for trying. With enough stop and go. I can kinda see.
Interesting.
But there's some information that, I feel, may need an English to American translation. But then I can admit, I am not the brightest light in the chandelier of humanity. Not the dimmest either.
By The way, "Hello" from San Diego, CA.
Im so confused
How my friend?
@@greencraft4783 the instructions are very confusing and there isnt enough visual reference while you are talking.
@@canadianpatriot5577 , it's not meant to be a "step-by-step " guide, more something to inspire you to have a go. If you pause the video at the diagrams, it shows each stage. Essentially you are putting a zip in the middle and a set of draw cords on either end. The zip runs down the long edge on each side. I hope this helps.
This was a terrible way to explain it..
Please build another one with the camera rolling.
Woowby lol
Thanks for wasting my time while waiting to see how you made it.
The video is designed to encourage you to work things out for yourself, to inspire you to have a go. If it was a step-by-step guide to doing the alteration it would say so.
@@greencraft4783 It's a great way to present. Well done!
@@thankmelater1254 disagree
@@greencraft4783 If that was the case, then why explain it at all?? Just say.. "I sewed on a zipper, some hand holes and some pockets" -- or just do a tutorial. I like the ideas, just not the presentation.
It is great gear for sure. But as a Marine vietnam veteran, the term "woobie" was never used. It was simply called a poncho liner. The Marines now have a zippered poncho liner. I have a few of them and they are convenient .Good video, thanks.
Welp I could sew a person that looks just like you better because thats all I saw in the video
You need to talk slower...I’m still writing down the list! 😀
It's a video that not only you can slow down, but you can pause, rewind, and replay.
@@NostalgicLink yeah.. I watched it at 2x speed and thought it was still a little slow and dragging on. lol
I hate Velcro, cool otherwise
dude. you cant tease me like that and not even show me the full layout of the thing. i'm not about to sit here and listen to you ramble as to why its good for 12 minutes. plus no link to plans of any sort. not impressed
Diagrams are shown, with dimensions that lots of people have followed successfully. Thanks for your comment dude.
@@greencraft4783 not trying to be harsh man, but put up a link in the description so i dont have to find the time stamp and screen shot it. I tried my best to "follow" but you only show the finished product. you have 10k subs, I mean, that's not nothing, I would highly recommend you look up some other D.I.Y tutorial for some inspiration, as to not be so dry.
thanks for the comment though, dude.
Thanks for the feedback buddy.
@@greencraft4783 10/4 good buddy
Actual worst video. Couldn't follow
Horrible explanation