Awesome! very good to hear that youre gonna make some of this gear. Thats the exact reason that I do these types of videos so that DIY type people can make homemade gear and make life easier in the bush. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
This is perfect. I have the tools, thanks to my Dad. This will be a fun weekend project. Time to get ready for the summer camp set-up. There are so many uses for the stakes. You are a very creative inventor, appreciate you sharing your construction techniques! I have watched it a few times and took some notes in my camp notebook.
Man thats awesome! Im very happy to hear you made the potstand and hanger and it works well. Its good to see people make stuff from my vids. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
hi,from the u.k..i love your no swearing policy,i swear like trooper all the time,so it is quite refreshing listening to a bro that don,t..is it coz youre a friend of jesus..anyway i absolutly love your vids,please keep them coming they are the best survival tips on the net..bless you my friend
Man, please take out a patent on these things. This must be the third time that I've watched this vid, and your inventions are excellent. Big companies must have discovered them by now, and you deserve the credit/royalties.
Sophie Daley I'm glad you like em Sophie. They do come in very handy for several uses. If you can find just the right knot free and crack free wood they can be made out of wood too. Thanks for watching my friend.
Hi David, I love the way you come up with solutions and then go into your shop and make it. Love my shed time either making things up with a practical application or repairing things. Thank you for sharing. Gerry...Ireland
Cool! I always love to hear when kids or grandkids will be trying to make some of the things I do. Kids these days need to make more things with their hands just like in the old days. I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching my friend.
Very good idea on the ole cutting board. That will work perfect. I have trouble thinking of what to use to improvise the plastic on those hooks because Ive always had a bucket of scrap plastic in the back room of the shop. All ya need is a drill and a hacksaw or jigsaw and youre ready to go. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Another excellent video. Thanks for sharing and providing great ideas for making gear. Your designs are easy to understand, functional and I can see myself making them instead of buying them.
"Ain't no big deal" Hahaha. I love how honest and humble you are mate. I stumbled across one of your videos by mistake and i am glad i did. Keep up the great work!
Thanks bro. Tool envy is almost as good as machete envy, lol. I learned all different types of welding during and right after high school. I started building roll cages and tube frames in race cars and thats where I got good at tig welding. Later on I got into tool and die work and really got good at tig.
it humbles me, man. using our skills, instincts we can do so much with little resources, upcycling stuff. this is really cool. thanks for sharing. chris
I love the ideas you have for making things. I would rather make my stuff even when I can buy it for less. Something about the satisfaction and ability to have it the way I want.
Thats pretty cool. I had no idea anyone else made them. I looked on the dunham website to see what they are made out of and how much they cost. I couldnt even find the tents on there. Very cool that you and I use them the same way. Thanks for watching my friend.
Cool! Im glad you liked it. Im sure alot of people dont think alot of the ole hook but, once you get used to using them, they are fantastic to have around. You can make one out of an old meat cutting board with a drill and jig saw or you can just use some hard wood. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds good to me man,All these projects or variations of them can be alot of fun to make and really helpful around the ole campsite. My old mentor made some of them cord locks out of an oak tree limb that lasted for several years. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
Very cool man. It sounds like you have what it takes to knock out two of these projects. Making the ole bottle lifting tongs should be no problem now. Im glad you liked the videos. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
Very cool Tito, you and I think alike! I have always used a stick or a stake like this to seal up the gromments on the door of my Tipi. The pot stands work fantastic for keeping a small fire all in one spot for more controlled cooking. Thanks for watching my friend.
Yep, youre not alone bro. In the area I grew up all the kids did the same things youre talking about. Life was much more simple then and more fun. Folks learned and did things with their hands. Oh the good ole days, lol. Thanks for watching my friend.
you made me a set in the green plastic. I used one this past summer to tow my little neice in her kayak, using my kayak. it locked in place, saving the day. again ty.ur friend, Karen
Well, all your super secret bushcrafting tips are out now. You are no longer a man of mystery! ;) Both part 1 and 2 are packed with great info, Dave. It was kind of you to take the time to show the rest of us. Personally, I love watching the fabrication stage of anything. Never liked metalwork in highschool, but I love it now. Weird. I just like making things out of raw materials. Very cool videos. Blessings on you, brother.
This video put a big smile on my face, a couple of years ago grandparents of a friend gave me a whole lot of kebab skewers, I’ve been using them for basically everything, from guiding plants to bending the end and use them as a hook to take things of the fire(I really got a lot so I could spare a few). In a pinch the humble kebab skewer can fill a lot of roles.
This is right up you alley then Robin! Ive seen you make some pretty nice stuff yourself. I loved it when you made that fire piston outta store bought stuff. Ive got a small machine shop and I havent been able to make a fire piston that works right yet, lol. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
These are some really great devices. I believe I might actually incorperate them into my own stash. That line slider hanger is especially awesome. Thanks so very much.
Thats cool man. I have heard one other guy try that and he said it worked. Thats a great way of reusing materials for sure. Thanks for watching my friend.
I had never even heard of them so I looked them up. Pretty neat design, they are similar to mine but shaped different. Some of the photos show one in use or two in tandem. They look pretty heavy duty. I never make and sell gear tho, It would be cool if I had time to. Greetings from Georgia USA. Thanks for watching my friend.
They are very handy Sara. One of my friends named it already, MulitHook, lol. It had to have a name sometime, ha ha. My old mentor Mac, used to cut green branches off oak trees and carve them hooks out with his knife. The hooks lasted a very long time. I decided to try the plastic and they lasted even longer. Good luck with it and thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds cool man! You can make the bottle holders out of old coat hangers , heavy wire or for a really nice project, just go to the welding supply store and get a few 1/8 stainless steel tig welding rods. That will last em forever. The hooks can be made out of a heavy plastic cutting board with a jig saw and drill. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Im glad you liked it, several people requested it for various parts of the gear involved. Another friend suggested that a thick plastic meat cutting board would work as the material for the hooks. Thats a very cool idea. Them boards can be bought pretty cheap. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Thank you for your response and input. I've been trying to find good uses for all kind of stuff. Not an expert but I find your videos to be very nice watching.
I made the pot stand and the bottle hanger that you showed in this video. Worked great. Wonderful video. I've learned alot from you and your videos. Thank you
I remember sending you a set. You towed a Kayak with it? Wow! How cool! Thats great to hear. Hope alls well your way, Take care and Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks Roger! I have to say, youre more of a craftsman than me. Im just a lousy welder and machinist, lol. A Watchmaker and Jeweller does true precise work. I love making stuff in the ole shop. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds cool man! A machine shop helps but its not really needed. A lot of this stuff can be handmade, no problems. I'm glad you like what I do, Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks Geza! That means alot to me brother. My mentors were the ones that showed me theres no reason to buy all your gear. Its so much fun and rewarding to make it yourself. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
How cool! I love to hear when theres others out there that think alike. Those are pretty simple projects but really work fantastic. Thanks for watching my friend.
Cool, Im glad you liked it. I do love working out in the ole shop. Ive been collecting tools and equipment for over 30 years. I hate not having nothing to work with but I will if I have too. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
Love that little green thingamabob.hehe.i made the potholder out of an old flint striker for my torch in the shop at work before i retired.then everybody wanted 1.
I love those Hooks With No Name - such a great idea, and so easy to make. Your videos rock, but there's one problem with them: they're too addicting, and it's hard not to watch one and just keep watching more!
Great video...I made pot hangers / guy-line tensioners just like yours out of mohogany quite a few years ago. I knew that we think alike! Great job Dave. ;)
Thanks, Always good to hear that I inspire . Never have I been called a mentor, now thats pretty cool! Im glad you like the videos, . Yes, I'll come check out your vid. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
Very cool! Ive heard that it looks like CAD before but never thought of Cord adjusting device. I love it man! Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds cool man. someone suggested using an old plastic meat cutting board. that would be just about the right thickness. All ya need is a drill and a jigsaw and youre all set. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Cool! Im glad you liked it, and may be using these tips. I do these gear making videos from time to time. I am chilled out most of the time. LOL. Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks! Im glad you like the videos. Man thats awesome that youre a machinist too. Most of what I do you can do easily then. My favorite videos to film are the outdoors ones but I never seem to get enough time to get out anymore. Take care and Thanks for watching my friend.
I really like your shop work videos , as I am a machinist and also enjoy craft projects. Your shop odds and ends is just like mine. Keep up the good work, I have enjoyed going along with you on your outdoor bush crafting adventures.
Good tip in the comments about using the thick plastic meat cutting board for materials. My wife likes to periodically sacrifice a cutting board to the dishwasher and that would allow me to get some usage out of it. My stainless steel TIG rods just got here today... Thanks for the info... Looking forward to trying some of this stuff. Thank you, sir for the two new great videos.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. I never thought much about monetizing them. I just keep em as a hobby. Thanks for the sub and Thanks for watching my friend.
Well, not all the secrets are out, just the ones that work. the stupid ideas I dont show, Ha Ha. Im glad you liked it,it was fun to film. I made straight As in metal shop in high school. All the other subjects I failed at, lol. Thanks for watching my friend.
Keep up your good work. By the way...On top of your inspiring ideas, your charm has also totally changed my attetude towards what I as a foreigner usede to call the "Forest Gump dialect". You´re the kind of guy who could make any wall street guy wish he had a few drops of "hobo-blood" in him. Keep up the good work. You are an inspiration to me and thousands others. Best regards from Vikingland (Denmark).
Cool! You sound like me bro! Teflon or aluminum works best on the hooks. Hardwood is good for them but softer woods dont do as well. I love the car antenna idea. Nothing should be thrown away. Thanks for watching my friend.
I often wonder if you ever realize just how ingenious and talented you really are. You make me feel absolutely useless in some of my bright ideas. Lol.
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. It's nice to be able to find mentors from all over, and I like your style, man. Laid back. I can see I'll have a bunch of videos to watch on rainy days.
sounds like fun man. for me, food for two days can be dry noodles, dry beans , dry spices and powdered cheese. Some times I'll freeze some meat and carry and use it on the first day then on the second day catch some fish or go without. On mimimalist camping trips you only eat enough to keep your energy levels up. Bring some water but ALWAYS have a way for purifying it.
Thats cool that you make them too. I have heard of lots of people making them out of brass. Ive not tried that yet. the line tensioners are just plain handy to have around. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
Very good to hear that bro. I love it when I inspire others to make videos. Two jobs is tough. I work alot of overtime on my one job so I know how free time can be non existant at times. I hope you get the camera soon. The Tarp Bunk shelter is without a doubt my favorite warm weather shelter. Cant wait to see your version of it. Thanks for watching my friend.
Great video! I will be making a few of these items for my camping pack. I have some scrap cutting boards I plan on making the slide hook device. Thanks again for your demonstrations.
Thanks! Im glad you liked it, Thats awesome to hear youre going to make some. Some bits and pieces of gear can make camping so much easier and more fun. Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks bro, Im glad you liked it. Well, I think that even if I tried to sell those ideas , someone would wind up ripping it off them making a close version of it. I suppose the real money would be if I actually marketed it myself. Who knows what the future holds. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
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Awesome! very good to hear that youre gonna make some of this gear. Thats the exact reason that I do these types of videos so that DIY type people can make homemade gear and make life easier in the bush. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
This is perfect. I have the tools, thanks to my Dad. This will be a fun weekend project. Time to get ready for the summer camp set-up. There are so many uses for the stakes. You are a very creative inventor, appreciate you sharing your construction techniques! I have watched it a few times and took some notes in my camp notebook.
Sounds great J! Not only can you save money making gear but, you also can make gear thats not even sold in stores!
Man thats awesome! Im very happy to hear you made the potstand and hanger and it works well. Its good to see people make stuff from my vids. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
Nothing beats good old common sense and ingenuity! ...great video!
hi,from the u.k..i love your no swearing policy,i swear like trooper all the time,so it is quite refreshing listening to a bro that don,t..is it coz youre a friend of jesus..anyway i absolutly love your vids,please keep them coming they are the best survival tips on the net..bless you my friend
Man, please take out a patent on these things. This must be the third time that I've watched this vid, and your inventions are excellent. Big companies must have discovered them by now, and you deserve the credit/royalties.
Thanks so much Dave. Love those 'Slide 'n Locks', and can see more potential uses of them.Great vid & much appreciated for you sharing.
Sophie Daley I'm glad you like em Sophie. They do come in very handy for several uses. If you can find just the right knot free and crack free wood they can be made out of wood too. Thanks for watching my friend.
Hi David, I love the way you come up with solutions and then go into your shop and make it. Love my shed time either making things up with a practical application or repairing things. Thank you for sharing. Gerry...Ireland
Cool! I always love to hear when kids or grandkids will be trying to make some of the things I do. Kids these days need to make more things with their hands just like in the old days. I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching my friend.
Very good idea on the ole cutting board. That will work perfect. I have trouble thinking of what to use to improvise the plastic on those hooks because Ive always had a bucket of scrap plastic in the back room of the shop. All ya need is a drill and a hacksaw or jigsaw and youre ready to go. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Another excellent video. Thanks for sharing and providing great ideas for making gear. Your designs are easy to understand, functional and I can see myself making them instead of buying them.
"Ain't no big deal" Hahaha. I love how honest and humble you are mate. I stumbled across one of your videos by mistake and i am glad i did. Keep up the great work!
Thanks bro. Tool envy is almost as good as machete envy, lol. I learned all different types of welding during and right after high school. I started building roll cages and tube frames in race cars and thats where I got good at tig welding. Later on I got into tool and die work and really got good at tig.
it humbles me, man. using our skills, instincts we can do so much with little resources, upcycling stuff. this is really cool. thanks for sharing. chris
I love the ideas you have for making things. I would rather make my stuff even when I can buy it for less. Something about the satisfaction and ability to have it the way I want.
james green Im glad you like my ideas James, you thing a lot like me. Half the fun is making gear!
The simplicity of a project makes it look real good when it's finished. Great!
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching John
Thats pretty cool. I had no idea anyone else made them. I looked on the dunham website to see what they are made out of and how much they cost. I couldnt even find the tents on there. Very cool that you and I use them the same way. Thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds cool bro. Im glad you used the idea. Nothing beats a handmade gift. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds good to me. Almost like the way a key chain wraps and holds. Good idea.
Cool! Im glad you liked it. Im sure alot of people dont think alot of the ole hook but, once you get used to using them, they are fantastic to have around. You can make one out of an old meat cutting board with a drill and jig saw or you can just use some hard wood. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds good to me man,All these projects or variations of them can be alot of fun to make and really helpful around the ole campsite. My old mentor made some of them cord locks out of an oak tree limb that lasted for several years. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
Very cool man. It sounds like you have what it takes to knock out two of these projects. Making the ole bottle lifting tongs should be no problem now. Im glad you liked the videos. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
Very cool Tito, you and I think alike! I have always used a stick or a stake like this to seal up the gromments on the door of my Tipi. The pot stands work fantastic for keeping a small fire all in one spot for more controlled cooking. Thanks for watching my friend.
Yep, youre not alone bro. In the area I grew up all the kids did the same things youre talking about. Life was much more simple then and more fun. Folks learned and did things with their hands. Oh the good ole days, lol. Thanks for watching my friend.
👏THIS is the real purpose of Utube! Sharing knowledge otherwise lost. Great gadgets and video even a decade later!
Very well said! And thanks for watching James
Awesome ideas and creative uses for easy to obtain items. More stuff to show my grandchildren. Thanks you very much for the video.
you made me a set in the green plastic. I used one this past summer to tow my little neice in her kayak, using my kayak. it locked in place, saving the day. again ty.ur friend, Karen
Well, all your super secret bushcrafting tips are out now. You are no longer a man of mystery! ;) Both part 1 and 2 are packed with great info, Dave. It was kind of you to take the time to show the rest of us. Personally, I love watching the fabrication stage of anything. Never liked metalwork in highschool, but I love it now. Weird. I just like making things out of raw materials. Very cool videos. Blessings on you, brother.
This video put a big smile on my face, a couple of years ago grandparents of a friend gave me a whole lot of kebab skewers, I’ve been using them for basically everything, from guiding plants to bending the end and use them as a hook to take things of the fire(I really got a lot so I could spare a few). In a pinch the humble kebab skewer can fill a lot of roles.
Fantastic to hear you enjoyed this! Very cool what you did with them skewers
This is right up you alley then Robin! Ive seen you make some pretty nice stuff yourself. I loved it when you made that fire piston outta store bought stuff. Ive got a small machine shop and I havent been able to make a fire piston that works right yet, lol. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
These are some really great devices. I believe I might actually incorperate them into my own stash. That line slider hanger is especially awesome. Thanks so very much.
***** Thanks! Im glad you liked them David. They are quite easy to make even with basic hand tools. Good luck bro.
Thats cool man. I have heard one other guy try that and he said it worked. Thats a great way of reusing materials for sure. Thanks for watching my friend.
I had never even heard of them so I looked them up. Pretty neat design, they are similar to mine but shaped different. Some of the photos show one in use or two in tandem. They look pretty heavy duty. I never make and sell gear tho, It would be cool if I had time to. Greetings from Georgia USA. Thanks for watching my friend.
They are very handy Sara. One of my friends named it already, MulitHook, lol. It had to have a name sometime, ha ha. My old mentor Mac, used to cut green branches off oak trees and carve them hooks out with his knife. The hooks lasted a very long time. I decided to try the plastic and they lasted even longer. Good luck with it and thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds cool man! You can make the bottle holders out of old coat hangers , heavy wire or for a really nice project, just go to the welding supply store and get a few 1/8 stainless steel tig welding rods. That will last em forever. The hooks can be made out of a heavy plastic cutting board with a jig saw and drill. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
I never get tired of watching these. God bless. John
Thanks Brother, Always good to hear from you John. Hope all is well your way. God bless you and your family.
We're working our way through all of your videos- the absolute best instructional videos on the tube! Thanks!!
+Linda Cummings Thanks Linda! I think I have 108 up now with lots more to come!
Im glad you liked it, several people requested it for various parts of the gear involved. Another friend suggested that a thick plastic meat cutting board would work as the material for the hooks. Thats a very cool idea. Them boards can be bought pretty cheap. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Thank you for your response and input. I've been trying to find good uses for all kind of stuff. Not an expert but I find your videos to be very nice watching.
Thanks Karen! Im glad you liked it, I love making my own gear. Thanks for watching my friend.
I made the pot stand and the bottle hanger that you showed in this video. Worked great. Wonderful video. I've learned alot from you and your videos. Thank you
I remember sending you a set. You towed a Kayak with it? Wow! How cool! Thats great to hear. Hope alls well your way, Take care and Thanks for watching my friend.
Very cool idea for a name! I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds cool. Half the fun is making gear in my book. Im glad you liked it, Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks Roger! I have to say, youre more of a craftsman than me. Im just a lousy welder and machinist, lol. A Watchmaker and Jeweller does true precise work. I love making stuff in the ole shop. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds cool man! A machine shop helps but its not really needed. A lot of this stuff can be handmade, no problems. I'm glad you like what I do, Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks Geza! That means alot to me brother. My mentors were the ones that showed me theres no reason to buy all your gear. Its so much fun and rewarding to make it yourself. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
How cool! I love to hear when theres others out there that think alike. Those are pretty simple projects but really work fantastic. Thanks for watching my friend.
Cool, Im glad you liked it. I do love working out in the ole shop. Ive been collecting tools and equipment for over 30 years. I hate not having nothing to work with but I will if I have too. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks! I always hated it when a good video has lousy sound so I always try to pay attention to that part.
Love that little green thingamabob.hehe.i made the potholder out of an old flint striker for my torch in the shop at work before i retired.then everybody wanted 1.
Thanks Rebecca!
I love those Hooks With No Name - such a great idea, and so easy to make. Your videos rock, but there's one problem with them: they're too addicting, and it's hard not to watch one and just keep watching more!
+itsahellofaname LOL! Sorry for them being so addictive. Come on back and watch anytime my friend!
Sounds cool man. On a scroll saw I'd use as coarse tooth as you can on the blade. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Great video...I made pot hangers / guy-line tensioners just like yours out of mohogany quite a few years ago. I knew that we think alike! Great job Dave. ;)
Thanks Elmer, Im glad you liked them bro. these gadgets sure do make life easier at times. Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks, Always good to hear that I inspire . Never have I been called a mentor, now thats pretty cool! Im glad you like the videos, . Yes, I'll come check out your vid. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks ! Im glad you liked them. All this stuff makes camp life sooo much easier. Take care and thanks for watching my friend.
Very cool! Ive heard that it looks like CAD before but never thought of Cord adjusting device. I love it man! Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds cool man. someone suggested using an old plastic meat cutting board. that would be just about the right thickness. All ya need is a drill and a jigsaw and youre all set. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Cool! Im glad you liked it, and may be using these tips. I do these gear making videos from time to time. I am chilled out most of the time. LOL. Thanks for watching my friend.
Sounds good man. Its an awesome feeling to have tools and equipment in your own shop to make gear with. Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks bro. Im glad you liked it. I was asked for this one several times until I finally got around to it. Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks! Im glad you like the videos. Man thats awesome that youre a machinist too. Most of what I do you can do easily then. My favorite videos to film are the outdoors ones but I never seem to get enough time to get out anymore. Take care and Thanks for watching my friend.
RBM1, u r the real deal! Ur amazing! Love ur vids - the way u share / teach, ur humour, and ur innovative ideas. Thank u!
I really like your shop work videos , as I am a machinist and also enjoy craft projects. Your shop odds and ends is just like mine. Keep up the good work, I have enjoyed going along with you on your outdoor bush crafting adventures.
Good tip in the comments about using the thick plastic meat cutting board for materials. My wife likes to periodically sacrifice a cutting board to the dishwasher and that would allow me to get some usage out of it.
My stainless steel TIG rods just got here today... Thanks for the info... Looking forward to trying some of this stuff.
Thank you, sir for the two new great videos.
Thats cool. Ive been to Brentwood before. Thanks for watching my friend.
You got the most beautifulest spirit... dont change love ya!!! Thanks for all your video's.
Thanks Shawna! Im glad you like what I do and how I do. Thanks for watching
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. I never thought much about monetizing them. I just keep em as a hobby. Thanks for the sub and Thanks for watching my friend.
cool, Im glad you liked it and maybe learned alittle. I love showing how stuff is made. Thanks for watching my friend.
Well, not all the secrets are out, just the ones that work. the stupid ideas I dont show, Ha Ha. Im glad you liked it,it was fun to film. I made straight As in metal shop in high school. All the other subjects I failed at, lol. Thanks for watching my friend.
Great video Dave,as always full of ideas ,thanks I will be doing those green tools ,they will be great for my tarp system.
Sounds great Luis!
got loads to do, but i just couldn't stop watching this video lol
all great simple effective ideas :)
thanks as always dave
on to part 2
cool! these are some very helpful devices and can be quite easy to make at home. Thanks for watching my friend.
"The hook with no name" is BRILLIANT!!!!
Keep up your good work. By the way...On top of your inspiring ideas, your charm has also totally changed my attetude towards what I as a foreigner usede to call the "Forest Gump dialect". You´re the kind of guy who could make any wall street guy wish he had a few drops of "hobo-blood" in him. Keep up the good work. You are an inspiration to me and thousands others. Best regards from Vikingland (Denmark).
Cool! You sound like me bro! Teflon or aluminum works best on the hooks. Hardwood is good for them but softer woods dont do as well. I love the car antenna idea. Nothing should be thrown away. Thanks for watching my friend.
I often wonder if you ever realize just how ingenious and talented you really are. You make me feel absolutely useless in some of my bright ideas. Lol.
LOL! Ah Im not that smart. I just like to tinker!
Thanks! Im glad you liked it. Hello from Georgia U.S,A, Thanks for watching my friend.
Dave, Your videos are always very informative ! Great job.
Thanks Thomas!
Man your accent makes us Okies and Texans sound like yankees. Good quality videos. Subbed.
Pro trick: you can watch movies on Flixzone. Been using it for watching loads of movies lately.
@Braydon Nathanael yup, been using flixzone for since december myself :D
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. It's nice to be able to find mentors from all over, and I like your style, man. Laid back. I can see I'll have a bunch of videos to watch on rainy days.
What a great bit of kit never saw it before going to make half a dozen and keep it in my kit. Your the man dave big thanks bro
Dave, this is another great idea, i'll deffinately try this when I dig out the scroll saw. Thanks for posting
sounds like fun man. for me, food for two days can be dry noodles, dry beans , dry spices and powdered cheese. Some times I'll freeze some meat and carry and use it on the first day then on the second day catch some fish or go without. On mimimalist camping trips you only eat enough to keep your energy levels up. Bring some water but ALWAYS have a way for purifying it.
Gotta get me some welding rods and a vice lol, have to try these great ideas. Love the locking 'S Clips' too, excellent !
Sounds great Del!
very cool projects for me to try out. thanks for sharing! love the plastic cord locks!
I'm so going to try some of these awesome ideas of yours Sir! Thanks for sharing the info.
+Dano DeMano Sounds great Dano! Im always happy to share and Thanks for watching.
Thats cool that you make them too. I have heard of lots of people making them out of brass. Ive not tried that yet. the line tensioners are just plain handy to have around. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
Very good to hear that bro. I love it when I inspire others to make videos. Two jobs is tough. I work alot of overtime on my one job so I know how free time can be non existant at times. I hope you get the camera soon. The Tarp Bunk shelter is without a doubt my favorite warm weather shelter. Cant wait to see your version of it. Thanks for watching my friend.
Yep, our greatest skill is to create stuff. No one can take that skill away.
Dziękuję. Zebrałem narzędzi i maszyn, przez prawie 30 lat. To robi zadanie uczynienia bieg bardzo proste. Dziękuję za oglądanie mojego przyjaciela.
Great video! I will be making a few of these items for my camping pack. I have some scrap cutting boards I plan on making the slide hook device. Thanks again for your demonstrations.
I'm glad you liked them and Im happy to share. Thanks for watching my friend.
Im glad you liked it bro! Yes, one of these days we gotta camp and film. Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks Brother! I'm glad you like the videos and ideas. I am more than happy to share. Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks! Im glad you liked it, Thats awesome to hear youre going to make some. Some bits and pieces of gear can make camping so much easier and more fun. Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it and Im happy to share. I have a total of 85 videos now and brother they are long! LOL. Thanks for watching my friend.
Thanks bro, Im glad you liked it. Well, I think that even if I tried to sell those ideas , someone would wind up ripping it off them making a close version of it. I suppose the real money would be if I actually marketed it myself. Who knows what the future holds. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend.
Youre very welcome, I had fun making it. I love working in the ole shop. Thanks for watching my friend.