the yellow cordage inside the Titan cord is Kevlar. high breaking strength listed at around 110lb. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
A P38 is invaluable, especially for the size and weight. It can be a screwdriver, prying device(small) and all sorts of stuff as I'm sure you know. And that spiderwire is definitely the stuff. Multiple uses as well. And I saw how you struck spark with the knife... just ribbing ye. Thanks, William.
Nice idea there William 👍🏿. BTW Ran into a fella you know in the Bass Pro,I mistakenly told him the wrong number mine is 0637b. Nice fella,nice to randomly run into someone that knows who you are and what you're about,simply from a t-shirt.
I love the concept, I would include a small section if say 50lb fishing line in the necklace as an emergency break away, in case it gets hung up on a branch is something so you don't get strangled by it.
Appreciate the thought but has anyone every got strangled to death with a neck knife? Never heard of it actually happening myself. Just how many things would have to go wrong for that to happen. First you would have to be knocked unconscious, get your neck cord hung on a branch strong enough to hold your weight and then stay in that predicament for at least 4 minutes….completely unconscious the whole time. Not one of my concerns really.
@@jaysonjones5527 good points. I suppose anything is possible but I do not do any of those things in the woods. I would be more concerned with the cord breaking and loosing my knife.
William, great ideas on putting together a small last ditch kit. I really curious about that prototype knife. Looking forward to learning more here. Thank you for sharing this video. God Bless. - Tennessee Smoky
Thanks for video. I enjoy watching videos on kits from different parts of the country with different thoughts & ideas. Very similar but slightly different. Thx
Good video. A container that I use for these smaller set ups, are from the muzzleloaders. They have plastic waterproof speed reloaders and come in all different sizes. I love them and they're perfect of this. Keep up the great work.
No one of those metal credit card 'multitools'? I think real outdoor people has said it's useless. But a real useful multitool is the Leatherman Squirt. Small enough to carry without the weight. It can replace the P38. Just be carful when boarding planes. Many people forgotten they are carrying it and end up disposing the Leatherman when passing through security.
yeah those plastic tubes gun cleaning tips come in are good for storing things in a kit too! although i'm not exactly keen on paracord for a bow drill myself too much stretch for my tastes!
@@5keeno I do appreciate the video support. Would like to say just for some thought that even thought this kit might not fits your needs it could for many others. So it isn’t entirely useless. 😁
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the yellow cordage inside the Titan cord is Kevlar. high breaking strength listed at around 110lb. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
Awesome, thanks for sharing about the Kevlar.
@@wcknives anytime!
Yep. Cause, "f you've got one, you've got none."
Great ideas!
wonderful video thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge looking forward to more content. peace brother
Always liked the neck knife concept
"get in the backyard 'n whittle on a stick" hit me right in the giggles 😂
Nice idea! ATB Sam Adler from Washington state
👍 Nice kit, some good ideas.
A P38 is invaluable, especially for the size and weight. It can be a screwdriver, prying device(small) and all sorts of stuff as I'm sure you know. And that spiderwire is definitely the stuff. Multiple uses as well. And I saw how you struck spark with the knife... just ribbing ye.
Thanks, William.
Another great video my friend. Need one of those fire n bone with the wood handle. hint hint. lol Keep up the great work. Stay Sharp.
really like the kit sir
I like it!! Thanks for the great video!!
Man I really want one of those fire and bone knives I will be glad when they get released on the market.
Nice little kit! Thank you sir.
Nice idea there William 👍🏿.
BTW Ran into a fella you know in the Bass Pro,I mistakenly told him the wrong number mine is 0637b. Nice fella,nice to randomly run into someone that knows who you are and what you're about,simply from a t-shirt.
LOL, he sent me a PM on messenger about seeing you in the store. Appreciate you advertising the brand.
@@wcknives Thank YOU for making MY knife.
@@Dadolphinsmakemecry you are very welcome.
It was nice meeting you. You are the first I have met in person that owns a WC Knife.
I love the concept, I would include a small section if say 50lb fishing line in the necklace as an emergency break away, in case it gets hung up on a branch is something so you don't get strangled by it.
Appreciate the thought but has anyone every got strangled to death with a neck knife? Never heard of it actually happening myself. Just how many things would have to go wrong for that to happen. First you would have to be knocked unconscious, get your neck cord hung on a branch strong enough to hold your weight and then stay in that predicament for at least 4 minutes….completely unconscious the whole time. Not one of my concerns really.
I agree it's not necessary for most. But if you ride a horse or ATV in heavy timber this option becomes more reasonable.
@@jaysonjones5527 good points. I suppose anything is possible but I do not do any of those things in the woods. I would be more concerned with the cord breaking and loosing my knife.
Awesome as always. Thank You !! H.
Happy. New year William!
Great items to have. Like you said you never know when ya might need it.
William, great ideas on putting together a small last ditch kit. I really curious about that prototype knife. Looking forward to learning more here. Thank you for sharing this video. God Bless. - Tennessee Smoky
Thanks for video. I enjoy watching videos on kits from different parts of the country with different thoughts & ideas. Very similar but slightly different. Thx
Good video. A container that I use for these smaller set ups, are from the muzzleloaders. They have plastic waterproof speed reloaders and come in all different sizes. I love them and they're perfect of this. Keep up the great work.
Nice kit
This would be great to do with the slick
No one of those metal credit card 'multitools'? I think real outdoor people has said it's useless.
But a real useful multitool is the Leatherman Squirt. Small enough to carry without the weight. It can replace the P38. Just be carful when boarding planes. Many people forgotten they are carrying it and end up disposing the Leatherman when passing through security.
Great video
WC thx for giving us the most with your builds. I need this blade for daily carry,pocket no show sheath cause I am a city dweller.
Great video 👍
THE DONALD KIT, ILL BUY IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yeah those plastic tubes gun cleaning tips come in are good for storing things in a kit too! although i'm not exactly keen on paracord for a bow drill myself too much stretch for my tastes!
And maybe a little spider-popper fly lure for top water action. 🐳
That’s in the larger skedattle kit I posted prior to this one.
@@wcknives I missed that one! Now I'm salivating thinking about palm sized bluegill caught with a maple sucker rod.
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍🔥🔥
Biggun is a p-51
"Kits" like theese are mostly useless.
LOL, so why do you watch the videos? I find this one quite handy.
@@wcknives
I use to follow your channe, Sir, this video happened to show up in my feed, because it was a video of yours, I watched it.
@@5keeno I do appreciate the video support. Would like to say just for some thought that even thought this kit might not fits your needs it could for many others. So it isn’t entirely useless. 😁
This would be great to do with the slick
Yes it would.