Amazing slingshot gun concept - Bushcraft style / Simple Trigger Mechanism /Swiss Army Knife Project
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video i work on a new bushcraft-style slingshot concept. The trigger is super simple but it works fantastic and reliable. This is a Swiss Army Knife bushcraft project.
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I wonder how many dad's will manage to impress their kids this weekend after watching this. This was just very neat.
Haa ha haa, thank you so much! 🤣
Wow! This thing is going to make a great little project for me and my son to do this weekend! Thanks for the video!
Yes..go for it!!
You are single-handedly responsible for my choice to switch from a single-blade folder to a SAK for EDC. I've never regretted that choice, so thanks for all that you do.
hello Kevin. Well done :-D
I wholeheartedly agree with you!
If you use the Swiss Army knife as Felix shows us, we can survive anything. ☺️👍✌️🇬🇧
I’ve EDC’d many many types of knives over the past 48 years, I’m 56… For the past 15 it’s been all SAK. For me, and I think I can reasonably say, for most people, it the most useful and practical carry. Unless you have a frequent specific need for a single blade folder, IMO they’re overrated.
Actually, same here. I grew up in the country, in the woods, and on a farm. I always carried dedicated tools, but now thanks to Felix I have all those tools in my pocket. Lovin' my ranger.
@@Mark-uo4nf You have excellent taste, sir! My go-to SAK is a ranger too. It offers a lot for the price.
I’ve saved so many of your projects to inspire my Grandson so he can learn bushcraft skills. Thanks Felix, this is one of my favorites
For bushcraft I think learning how to make and throw a spear is much more useful
Of course slingshots are fun
I love the style of this Video ... no Music, no Naratation, no boring talking ... just self-explanatoring Movie. Great!!!
Thank you so much!
That's a really cool project, my friend! I truly enjoyed watching you make this. The trigger was especially clever. Thanks again and I hope you have a wonderful day!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback!
G'day from Australia, Felix! Once again , an interesting and useful project! Glad to see you in robust good health. All the best to you and your family now and in the future. Cheers Bob
Hello Bob. Thank you so much for your kind comment!
Very creative sir, as always, you never fail to impress me.
Since I watched your videos, I never looked at my SAK, the same way again.
Thanks a lot -Sam from the Philippines
Hello Sam. Thank you so much for your kind comment!
made this with the grandkide we had fun thank you
Super..thank you!
Very amusing the Grandson would love it!
All the little projects you have been showing sure would help with boredom around the campfire. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
I love these projects that are actually achievable in a tough situation stuck in the middle of nowhere with a little time and effort. I don't know if you are aware of this but there is another gentleman of similar accent and infectious enthusiasm with an interest in this area.The few antique versions of this that I've seen are really beautiful and are still very accurate apparently.
Thanks for your hint!
I just found this channel and it has quickly become one of my absolute favorites!
Thank you so much for this wonderful feedback!
The bird songs - a beautiful soundtrack! Felix, if those are real birds singing as you tape, you owe them a commission. If you added those bird songs, you deserve an Oscar :)
Oh shit, I have to pay the birds a commission 😂
This is very interesting video. I made something like this, when I was a kid. I want to do it by myself! Thank you, Felix!!🙏🤝
Haaa ha haa . Thank you for your childhood memories Siegfried! 😆
Ich liebe diese Kreativität! Mensch Felix, dass Dir die Ideen nie ausgehen!
Danke mein lieber Freund! Danke Danke!
Greenwood engineering. Love how you made that hole using the tools you had !
And he does it all with just his boy scouts knife! Awesome!!
Wow !!! Thank u that could come in hand when stranded and trying to hunt small game !!!!!
Thanks Felix.
What a great video.
A great survival hunting tool.
I will definitely add 4 heavy duty elastic bands and a leather pouch to my kit.
I really enjoy your DIY videos.
Thanks again and cheer my friend.
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Hello Paul. Thank a lot!!
you have awesome ideas. I have enjoyed every video I have watched made by you, and I have always learned new tricks and tips each time I have. Keep posting this kind of stuff. I also have been carrying a SAK for most of my life and love them. They are, by far, the best survival knife and tool you can get, IMHO.
Very cool Felix! Clever trigger mechanism. Thank you for another great video and bringing out the kid in us. Bravo.
Thank you so much!!!
Felix, you my man, are a true treasure to society.You make me feel like I am the 65 year old kid I knew I was.And I just adore that joyous smile of the little girl in your 63 projects book, that is priceless. Keep it up, funny thing is I cannot watch any of your videos without a big smile on my face. Thank you so much, the world needs more people like you in it.
Hello Leo. Thank you so much for this wonderful compliment!
You are so very welcome, and very deserving of it.At this point I sadly tell you I'm from the USA, my former great country which I'm afraid will not be great again for at least the rest of my life...so the joy your videos bring here are needed more than ever. Please keep it up sir, and may you and yours have a long, healthy and very happy life. Again, thank you so much.
Thanks for sharing , my grandsons , will like this trigger , wishing you A long healthy happy future !
I love your content. Your editing has gotten way better, your projects are ingenious. Keep up the good work!
Hello Samuel. Thanks a lot for your compliment!
Use to make these when I was a kiddo with palms.
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I've always loved those knives
My grandfather showed me how to make a slingshot when i was a young boy. Ill never forget the look on my grandmothers face when i showed her:)
That's a great and new (to me) idea! Thanks for showing!
Thanks a lot for watching my video!
Great survival tool, thank you so much for sharing your technique...
"Why did you buy a big bag of rubber bands at that garage sale?". Some day Felix Immler will have a video on how to make sling shots, that's why.
Hello Calvin. Thanks for your funny comment!
Nice,
Put a lever on the bottom as a trigger to pull down the stick holding the sling, 👍
Thank you, Herr Immler!
Excellent project. Looked like it worked very well. Have a great evening
Thanks a lot John!!
Great video It brings back great memories of me and my brothers making these out of one by’s and getting into a lot of trouble 😁
Hi Felix, Another great invention to show my older Grandkids ( under supervision) of course 😂. I am sure that you could achieve great accuracy using some good Ammo. Thanks for sharing, Cheers Ian
Wow, cool design. It reminds me a lot of the crossbows made and used by the hill tribes in Southeast Asia. Handy little hunting tools.
Thanks a lot for your comment Robert!
This is my second favorite video bicid the wooden pliers
Nice and if you don't have elastic bands, you can always remove the elastic from your Swiss Army Boxer Shorts. 😉
Haa ha haa great idea. I hope they have not that much tension!
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Thanks for your feedback!
*You made a hybrid Crossbow/Slingshot, my friend! That is **_Awesome field crafting!_*
Thank you so much!!
I carry a SAK everywhere, either a Farmer in the pocket or a Swiss Champ in a pouch on the belt. I use them all the time in day to day life but to see these type of knife used in bushcraft, in the wild, is very interesting and inspiring.
Thank you for your feedback!
Too cool for school.
Thank you!
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It's just incredible what beauty, what atmosphere you were able to create. This is truly a meditative experience watching you. I myself started making videos about my adventures, so I'm interested in everything. Grretings from Belarus tourist. 👍
Thanks a lot for your kind feedback!
Awesome! Too much fun! Thanks for all the fresh ideas Felix.
Thanks for watching my videos!
That is a clever idea and uniquely designed trigger. You should try to mount a spool underneath to hold fishing line to "shoot" your baited hook in areas to tight for casting.
Felix, I never get tired of watching your bushcraft skills. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your great idea.
That's a clever idea
this is super cool, I made a sling bow once but this looks much better.
Thanks for your comment!
i love it its a very different design sling shot.
60 years ago, when I was a kid, we just carved a good fork stick(I've still got it), used strips of certain types of bicycle inner tubes, and a piece of an old boot. We'd go down to a stream to pick smooth rocks(puttin the quartz ones aside). We would practice for hours. When we found an old Coke bottle, that was what the quartz rocks were for. A square hit with a quartz stone, made those thick bottles explode.
Practise and "feel" for your weapon is more important than the frame and trigger. I've shot almost everything from slings to 105mm guns. In most cases, it was how well you had drilled with the tool. During NAM, every M16A1 I fired was a tack driver but most .45 pistols were badly worn.
In a field situation, I would just weave a sheppards sling from a 12' paracord. A good video. Good Luck, Rick
Hello Richard. Thanks a lot for this wonderful story!
Clever design Sir,maybe in a close future such knowledge will be a matter of life or death..more of slingshot,naill launcher designs and artifacts like that..
Like and respect from a Spaniard mountain and forest lover
That Pine cone must have felt really threatened! nice project
Your face at 0:12 is so funny. Like, "dear god I hope I don't break my camera lens"
Haaa ha haa this is true!
Wonderful. Not only is it something I can do with the kids but they (and I) am learning several parts of the knife. Thank you Felix.
hello Richard. Thanks a lot for your wonderful feedback!
Nice and simple thanx.
Thanks for watching!
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Helloooo Felix!
Another great project! I cant wait to give it a try. Thanks for sharing these really cool and fun projects with us!
Thanks for your super nice comment!
Nice honest hardwork, not too fan of mistakes being cut out from the vid. like we could had prepared/chosen a more suitable environment &/or tools for that.
Oh my you brought me back to my childhood when I created something similar and ended up shattering the large side panel of the Pontiac Station wagon…😂😂😂
I can laugh now…but what an a$$ whoopin’! Lol!
Thanks for this wonderful story!!! 😂😂
So cool! We'll probably get in trouble if we build one!
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In Spain, it was a toy-weapon in the 80s. We used it as kids with other kind of slingshots. One made with a plastic bottle and a balloon for example. The Street Stone Wars 😂😂
Very clever! You are like a bush craft MacGyver. Awesome!
That's exactly how little Wilhelm Tell started😊
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Hi Felix! Sometimes the only reason we need to do a thing is fun!
Thank you Terry!
Wow! What a crazy gun!
Very interesting and well done, tnanks for sharing Felix!
Thank you so much brother!
Very nice! I like that one!
Thanks a lot Mike!!
Cool! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Fun? Why not! And an interesting concept for a trigger- gotta love it!
Thank you so much!
Great idea. But I do think that pulling that little trigger pin down would wobble/slow your aim a little compared to other trigger mechanisms. (Perhaps I'm wrong). Excellent and fun project.
I have used my Swiss Army Knife for many things.Never thought to make a flip with it though.
If you ever come to Canada, please come visit! Feels like we are long-lost brothers.
Ha ha haaaa, tha you so much my friend!🤜 🤛
i love your calm, relaxed and interesting videos
ich liäbä djni ruigä, entshpanntä und interessantä filmlis
wjtr so! :-)
Das freut mich 😊
Thank you felix imler Greetings from Greece....my little son says thank you we will try it tomorrow....
😂😂😂😂 super!
I have a commercial version of your slingshot rifle, its a little straighter, a little smoother trigger action, a little bit more sophisticated BUT a LOT more expensive, and at the end of the day it does exactly the same thing. Well done, its a wonderful project and a great demonstration of ingenuity with simple tools and natural materials(except for the rubber bands for which there is no substitute unless you own a rubber tree).
Thanks a lot Ray!!!
Have to admit, pretty cool.
Thanks a lot Thomas!
This reminds me of the bottle cap shooters I used to make when I was a kid. I had lots of fun plinking cans with those back in the day.
Haa ha haa i belive!! 😂
Hello from British Columbia Canada
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Thank you so much for your valuable support!!
You should open a museum with all things you crafted with swiss knives. I would like to visit it another day.
Thank you for your compliment! 😂
He could build a museum with just a SAK. :)
Hallo Felix,
Danke Dir. Wieder ein sehr cooles Video mit einem Top Auslöser.
Hab eine schöne Woche.
VG Eric
Vielen dank lieber Eric!!
AWESOME 👍 job..I'm going to try and make one 💓
Super thank you!
Starke Sache. Danke.
Sempre grande Felix!
Buona Vita!
Thank you so much!
Coole Idee, wenn man damit nicht in einer Notlage jagen will ist es immer noch ne schöne Bastelei um im Heimisten Garten auf alte Blechdosen zu schießen und damit zu üben.😁
Erinnert mich daran, Daß ich vor vielennnn Jahren eine Doku gesehn hatte. Die Männer eines Dschungelsorfes bauten ähnliche Geräte zur Jagd auf Vögel und Kleintiere. Der unterschied war, sie fertigten es aus einem "Brett" an dessen Ende 2 Stifte nach oben zeigten woran dann die Schleudergummis befestigt waren. Mir fällt nur ums Verrecken nicht mehr ein wie der Auslöser war. Ich weiß noch, daß die das Gerät auch nur mit einfachstem Werkzeug wie ner Machete und ner Art Stechahle bauten.
Achja, ein etwas anderes Konzept, es gab im Mittelalter zur Jagd Armbruste die mit Kugeln anstelle von Bolzen schossen.
I have seen many different slingshots. I did it myself many times. but I see such an interesting model for the first time. Good very good!
Thank you so much!!!
Wow. Immer wieder beeindruckend auf was du für Ideen kommst 😎👍
Vielen Dank Lili 😊👍
interesting release design and build, great video Felix
Thank you so much!!
The trigger mechanism is good. That is the most difficult part that you have made simple.
That's true. Thanks for your feedback David!
nice project. great for having fun with friends. a greeting friend Felix
Thanks a lot my friend!!
Thanks Felix! Great video as always! Going to do this project with my son this weekend.
Super!!! Aber Vorsicht :-D
Fantastic! I actually understand the process for this one. Thank you. 🤩👍
Basically a crossbow but a really good build , nice little video
Thank you so much!
you are a genius I used this consep and itsy new fishing tool thanks from Pittsburgh pa
Thanks a lot!
I Just love good simples
Nice! Very clever design. Thanx for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
One of the best channels on TH-cam, thank you.
Thanks a lot for this wonderful compliment!
Klasse!!!! Deine Ideen sind immer wieder genial!
Vielen Dank!
Great video! looks very fun!
Cool !
Now I only need to find that Rubberband-tree 😆
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Is always fun watch your vídeos! Greetings from Brazil
Thanks a lot Samuel!
I love shooting slingshots. This i have to make. Thanks Felix for sharing! CHEERS!
Thanks a lot for your kind comment!