I love these videos, While the rest of youtube is obsessing over supersteels and titanium handles on folders ,you show that a swiss army knife and some knowledge is all you really need to get the job done!
The obsession with super steels has to stop. It is great the tech is there and hopefully it will be more affordable some day, but the truth is, good traditional steels do the job just fine and you only get diminishing returns at this point. Our ancestors who would really depend on their knives to survive on daily basis would get by with much more irregular steel quality in their blades than we would deem acceptable today. At the end of the day, your 20 buck Mora will do any job just fine and you won't mind if it gets banged up.
@@kaiser2141 People just want to be different from the rest. Thats why you'll buy a cup and this beautiful man carved one. People who buy ultra expensive knives want just that.
Another suggestion, birch bark "glue", heat birch bark shavings in metal box, take the liquid and mix with charcoal. Has worked for the neantherthals and on! They used it for securing stones to wood for their version of SAK! Thanks for Your inspiering videos.
Looks like a great project to make on holidays! Great tips, I love the way you connected many of earlier ideas there. Aren't you afraid that your SAK might get broken with some tasks? Early Merry Christmas!
If you want to expand the wood, use beer instead of water. Look how good beer expands some bellies. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Bro you a legend, you use a Swiss Army knife in ways that seem impossible like I think you could straight make a house if you wanted with just a Swiss Army knife. Good job bro
Just a little suggestion for those who are impatient - you can "dry" greenwood faster in the microwave. It's best done when you significant other isn't home, because if you go too far, its stinky. Use low heat and pause frequently (e.g. heat it up, then just let it sit a few minutes before continuing). You're basically boiling the water impregnated in the wood so it steams off. It's also not without risk - your piece may crack, especially if there are areas of varying thickness. I use this sometimes when turning wood on the lathe. In those cases I rough turn the shape, then microwave it before turning down to my final diameter. Since these bushcraft projects tend to be thicker, I think it should work ok if you're careful.
Dude!!! That was totally awesome!!! You are probably the most patient guy I’ve met! Lol. Such a cool video and fun. I’m going to share this on my FB page. Blessings, the OCD Hunter!
www.amazon.de/-/en/TACVASEN-Softshell-Waterproof-Military-Multi-Zip/dp/B085C6J6Q6/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=tacvasen&qid=1610307479&sr=8-8 pretty sure this Is what Aldi copied but super tough and comfortable jackets and protective hiking gear..
I watched a fantastic video on TH-cam from an English maker of shrink pots about a year ago teaching how to do it but I never imagined it would be possible to do with a Swiss army knife. That was quite something.
Well done Felix, I could tell that was a hard graft, well done to both you and your camera man for sticking it out and completing the job. You are an inspiration and I never cease to be amazed at what you can achieve with the little red knife.
Я знал что швейцарский нож много функционале, но за вашу креативность, подачу материала для всех и доброжелательность отдельно сказать хочется спасибо!
Wow, great video demonstrating patience and determination. Didn't know so much can be done with one tool. This is taking bushcraft to the next level. This is the first video of yours that I've seen. I will be checking out your other videos. Thanks for your hard work.
I have several styles of Victorinox pocket knives. Fisherman, and the one you show here, are my two favorites, and I always keep one or the other in my pocket. 3:57 I would have used saw to cut several times toward what I want thickness of cup to be. Then used blade like chisel, down tree rings. Much quicker with locking blade that way.
I really like it, my friend! I have been waiting for this video and I was not disappointed! Thank you for all your efforts in bringing these excellent how-to videos to us. All the best, James.
Felix Immler: The man with the grip strength of 1000 gorillas! 😉 My father has carried one of these SA knives on his belt for the last 50 years - from the day he got married until now (it was a wedding gift from my mother), your channel keeps reminding me of why I need to get one and learn to use it properly.
Always a lot of fun to watch your Videos. Great project, when sitting alone in the woods, watching the fire and to carve this project. Thank you, and Frohe Weihnachten, wie wir hier sagen . Fill in a Sixpack of beer and it doesn't not matter if it is proof or not.
Great job, but wouldn't you safe yourself much work if you would have just carved out a hole as deep as the knife goes without making a peakthrough hole?
Felix you are the best content producer on how to take advantage of SAK functions, I really appreciate your work. Congratulations and thank you very much.
Felix, can you follow up with the shrink cup now that a few weeks have passed? I'd like to see if it holds water now. Also, does storing the cup near a fire or fireplace help dry the cup faster?
Если ты будешь сушить у печки то она сразу треснет сушить надо постепенно у холодном проветриваемом месте куда не попадает солнечный свет и со временем постепенно убирать в более теплые помещения но главное не перестарайся
Excellent travail, cher Felix, et il reste à trouver une sorte de glu naturelle (résine de pin ou un mélange d'eau+farine+sucre chauffé, etc.) pour l'étanchéité ! :)
Pretty cool project Felix however since you’ve done it already I guess I won’t 🤣🤣 by the way, that knife is not the camper model, it has a hook. What model is it? I’m getting a camper for Christmas. Do I need to trade it in?😁 Great video. Thank you
What a great weekend project. Thanks for all the hard work that you put into it. I like this one as it uses alot of the past tips and tricks videos in an application use.
Well done Felix , that was one of the most difficult task that you have done on TH-cam. Could still be a useful skill in a survival situation even if the cup leaks🙂
This was so much fun to watch. Man your wrist must be made of metal!!! I love these videos just so darn cool to see what you can accomplish with a Swiss Army knife! Have a good weekend friends
I mean no disrespect when I ask this question at all, but how come you did not just carve out one side of the cup and leave one sealed? Was it to make the cup bigger because the knife blade was so short?
Normally, logs split because they dry unevenly. A cup like this exposes the wood to air more evenly than a cut log does, so it tends to shrink more uniformly.
No no no. Use fire to burn the middle or get a bigger knife. This is doing it the hard way and then adding a extra step with remaking the bottom of the cup
I definitely feel that first tooling after a decent bench and a few large rounds should be a giant flywheel powered by ones foot like an old sewing machine. Last forever? Nope. But once you can turn a piece of wood, and have a power head, getting round things and symmetry for other things is easy.... Including a round 'tube' that could house small pegs to carry the flywheel shaft. (A primitive bearing). Then making wheels, pulleys, drilling holes etc becomes simpler with each tool made. Even making flat surfaces. Being able to turn out spokes/pegs of uniform dimensions for replaceable parts. Eventually, a large bellows that when combined with the right mix can make a pretty serious furnace. I'm not sure how to get metal or stone tools from there, but I'm sure it's possible
Hello Felix! I want to make these cups with my friend who is Deaf. Would you be willing to add English captions? (The auto-generated ones contain a lot of errors, making it unusable, sadly.) I will happily volunteer to add captions myself, if there is a way to make that possible? Thank you for making these awesome Swiss Army Knife videos!
Wax the edges or your plug for easier insertion/sealing and tying a cord around the base would help to support the exterior and perhaps keep it from splitting ...¡Feliz Navidad!
درود از ایران شما خیلی صبور هستید و حس میکنم کار با چوب و چاقوی سوئیسی آرامش خاصی برایتان بهمراه دارد. این آرامش را دوست دارم و خنده های پیروزی بعد کار برآیم دوست داشتنی است. سپاس و موفق باشید.🍃💜💜💜👏👏👏🍃
Great Video Felix...awesome cup... I got to meet of your Swiss Army friends in America last month...he works at the Victorinox here in Connecticut in the USA
Great job! Greetings from Belarus and thanks for discovering new capabilities of Swiss Army Knife in such a positive way! What if you try to make a cup half of the size without drilling the second hole? The water-tightness will not be the issue then.
Hi, thanks! Did You sharpened the blades during this? If not, would it have helped? Another question, is there any european wood that You should not use, depending on risk for poison or foul taste? I suggest that You next time in the cold use some glüewine, to make You warm. This day the 13th of december we celebrate St Lucia in sweden, before the change in calendar, this was the longest night during the year, and she brought light into hour homes and souls. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Lucy%27s_Day
Hi Dan. Yes, I resharpened the blades several times. Yes, there are some types of wood that you shouldn't use for a cup. I only use wood that I know, like Hazel birch or alder wood.
12:48 The moment when the whole thing breaks in two - would happen when I make it. ^^ Well that is a lot of effort for a cup. Thumbs up for this. But I would probably only try it when I am stuck in the wilderness for weeks.
Felix mein Freund. Ist ja mal wieder ein richtiges Projekt geworden deine Inkontinente Tasse. Schaut aber super aus und das Ingenieurswissen mit dem Boden.....ich bin gespannt auf das Video in 2-3wochen. 😋😋😋 Lass knacken alter Schnitzmeister Lg Mike
Felix probably crafted his entire house with a Swiss Army knife.
This is the topic for the next video😂
I did mine with a Randall.
@@FelixImmler I wondered how it would go with the rangergrip 79? Will you try? :D Thx ;)
😂😂😂
😅😂 That's excellent comment!!!
It's a good thing Felix only uses his powers for good. I'm completely convinced he could take over the country with his SAK if he wanted.
Haaa ha haa, thanks a lot for your enthusiasm 😂 😂
It's still no "swiss army knife"! Yes it's a knife made in switzerland. But the army knifes are way smaller.
Today, wooden drinking cup... Tomorrow, world domination!
@@wendymessler5843 like to see you make everything he does with a gun
He could come to America and take over the country. It would be a vast improvement!
Right there is the difference between a good Swiss Army knife and a Chinese knockoff.
I agree!
Anything made in china
@@moundain4220 is awesome considering how little you paid for it*
@@jonasandersson7367 Now theyre actually getting expwnsive too
@@moundain4220it's you guys getting poor I'm afraid
I love these videos, While the rest of youtube is obsessing over supersteels and titanium handles on folders ,you show that a swiss army knife and some knowledge is all you really need to get the job done!
The obsession with super steels has to stop. It is great the tech is there and hopefully it will be more affordable some day, but the truth is, good traditional steels do the job just fine and you only get diminishing returns at this point. Our ancestors who would really depend on their knives to survive on daily basis would get by with much more irregular steel quality in their blades than we would deem acceptable today. At the end of the day, your 20 buck Mora will do any job just fine and you won't mind if it gets banged up.
Why? I love my classic blade A-RtChrom-230-848073-Ht
Jokes aside... People love to complicate their lives...
@@kaiser2141 People just want to be different from the rest. Thats why you'll buy a cup and this beautiful man carved one. People who buy ultra expensive knives want just that.
@@gre8 Too bad knives are a "dangerous to society" now
@@isvaraov I just want to make my own things tbh
Me slouched on my sofa browsing TH-cam with no intention of ever doing this: *"Fascinating."*
Man 👨
I Love your enthusiasm.
I appreciate what you’re teaching me.
Merry Christmas and a very
HaPpY New Year
👍🏻
Thank you so much Michael!
These videos are always funny because he's always upbeat and happy..
Thanks a lot Javier!
Excellent job on the cup my friend. Thumbs up.
Thank you so much dear Lonnie!
@@FelixImmler wow ur underrated I liked and subscribed
Why am I not surprised to find you here, Lonnie? LOL!
@@TerryC69 It is a great place to be for sure. :O) Glad to see you here as well.
Have to seal with pine resin on the bottom of the cup. A great scent my friend!
Thanks a lot for this super inspiration!
Another suggestion, birch bark "glue", heat birch bark shavings in metal box, take the liquid and mix with charcoal. Has worked for the neantherthals and on! They used it for securing stones to wood for their version of SAK! Thanks for Your inspiering videos.
Looks like a great project to make on holidays! Great tips, I love the way you connected many of earlier ideas there. Aren't you afraid that your SAK might get broken with some tasks? Early Merry Christmas!
No, i worked careful with the knife. but it is a hard task for the tools, no doubt!!
I swear to the gods, Victorinox better be paying you money or giving you free knives for being a brand ambassador…
Im Swiss and thats the most Swiss thing I have ever seen😅.
If you want to expand the wood, use beer instead of water. Look how good beer expands some bellies. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Thanks a lot Joe for this wonderful tip 😂
I will never take for granted or doubt the awesome ability of the Swiss Army knife.
Excellent! That really took a bunch of the SAK skills and showed how to put them to use in one cool project. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks a lot for this wonderful feedback!
Immer wieder verblüffend, was Felix mit diesem kleinen Taschenmesser baut.
Vielen dank für das super nette Feedback!
Bro you a legend, you use a Swiss Army knife in ways that seem impossible like I think you could straight make a house if you wanted with just a Swiss Army knife. Good job bro
Felix, you make many difficult projects look easy. Thank you for your efforts in the cold weather.
You are very welcome dear Mary!
Just a little suggestion for those who are impatient - you can "dry" greenwood faster in the microwave. It's best done when you significant other isn't home, because if you go too far, its stinky.
Use low heat and pause frequently (e.g. heat it up, then just let it sit a few minutes before continuing). You're basically boiling the water impregnated in the wood so it steams off. It's also not without risk - your piece may crack, especially if there are areas of varying thickness.
I use this sometimes when turning wood on the lathe. In those cases I rough turn the shape, then microwave it before turning down to my final diameter. Since these bushcraft projects tend to be thicker, I think it should work ok if you're careful.
Wowww, thanks a lot for this super interesting trick!
Dude!!! That was totally awesome!!! You are probably the most patient guy I’ve met! Lol. Such a cool video and fun. I’m going to share this on my FB page. Blessings, the OCD Hunter!
Thank you so much for your valubale support my friend!!
I spill most of my rum & coke anyway so a bit of a leak is ok. Great job Felix!
Thanks a lot Mike!
The only thing I was thinking through the video was “where I can find a nice jacket like that”
Oh, this is a cheap supermarket jacket from Aldi.
Use the Dragon balls to make a wish!
www.amazon.de/-/en/TACVASEN-Softshell-Waterproof-Military-Multi-Zip/dp/B085C6J6Q6/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=tacvasen&qid=1610307479&sr=8-8 pretty sure this Is what Aldi copied but super tough and comfortable jackets and protective hiking gear..
@@FelixImmler You find one off things there that are amazing sometimes. Most things are cheap junk but a few that are amazing for 10 euros...
You have great smile like sunshine on your face when you get the job done. Great job!!
Thanks a lot Tory!
That made my hands hurt just watching you. Thanks for all your effort!
Haaa ha haa, yes, that was a hard peace of work!😂 😂
I watched a fantastic video on TH-cam from an English maker of shrink pots about a year ago teaching how to do it but I never imagined it would be possible to do with a Swiss army knife. That was quite something.
Vielen Dank lieber Michael. Dein Kommentar freut mich sehr!
Respekt! Das war echt ein hartes Stück Arbeit!
Mühsam ernährt sich das Eichhörnchen ;o)
Danke lieber Eric!!
Felix, I think you are even more versatile than the venerable Swiss Army Knife. Wonderful content!
Hello terry. Thank you so much!!
Thanks for this. I assume you could just keep carving in deeper with maybe a longer knife if one didn’t want to have to cut through the bottom
That's one thing I was thinking while he made two holes...I was thinking "why"?
Well done Felix, I could tell that was a hard graft, well done to both you and your camera man for sticking it out and completing the job. You are an inspiration and I never cease to be amazed at what you can achieve with the little red knife.
I'd never heard of the shrink cup concept. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Felix, that's for the wonderful cup video. You.make me.when I watch your you tube videos. Thank you from the USA.
Я знал что швейцарский нож много функционале, но за вашу креативность, подачу материала для всех и доброжелательность отдельно сказать хочется спасибо!
Real stuff. Love it. Thanks Felix
Thanks a lot brother!
Wow, great video demonstrating patience and determination. Didn't know so much can be done with one tool. This is taking bushcraft to the next level. This is the first video of yours that I've seen. I will be checking out your other videos. Thanks for your hard work.
Hello Scott. Thanks a lot for your valuable support!
I have several styles of Victorinox pocket knives. Fisherman, and the one you show here, are my two favorites, and I always keep one or the other in my pocket.
3:57 I would have used saw to cut several times toward what I want thickness of cup to be. Then used blade like chisel, down tree rings. Much quicker with locking blade that way.
Same here! 👍
What is the model he is showing here?
Жесть то какая!!! Thanks!
I really like it, my friend! I have been waiting for this video and I was not disappointed! Thank you for all your efforts in bringing these excellent how-to videos to us. All the best, James.
Thank you so much James for this wonderful feedback!
@@FelixImmler You are welcome!
Best brand ambassador ever :-)
Felix Immler: The man with the grip strength of 1000 gorillas! 😉
My father has carried one of these SA knives on his belt for the last 50 years - from the day he got married until now (it was a wedding gift from my mother), your channel keeps reminding me of why I need to get one and learn to use it properly.
🤣🤣🤣 thank you so much for your kind feedback!
Always a lot of fun to watch your Videos. Great project, when sitting alone in the woods, watching the fire and to carve this project. Thank you, and Frohe Weihnachten, wie wir hier sagen .
Fill in a Sixpack of beer and it doesn't not matter if it is proof or not.
Vielen Dank für Deinen Kommentar Hans!
Great job, but wouldn't you safe yourself much work if you would have just carved out a hole as deep as the knife goes without making a peakthrough hole?
I know what you mean. But how would you make a bottom? This is not possible wir a Swiss Army Knife.
Felix you are the best content producer on how to take advantage of SAK functions, I really appreciate your work. Congratulations and thank you very much.
Thanks a lot for this compliment Paulo!
This video was sick i love this blokes channel every time he giggles cracks me up in gotta try this
“Feebers” - Felix Imler
You rock Felix!
Haa ha haa, sorry my bad english.. Thanks a lot for your positive feedback!
Nothing to apologize about! Thanks for putting out quality content!
That was a tremendous effort I’ve seen a shrink cup before but not made with such limited tools. Very impressive.
Thanks a lot!
Felix, can you follow up with the shrink cup now that a few weeks have passed? I'd like to see if it holds water now. Also, does storing the cup near a fire or fireplace help dry the cup faster?
Если ты будешь сушить у печки то она сразу треснет сушить надо постепенно у холодном проветриваемом месте куда не попадает солнечный свет и со временем постепенно убирать в более теплые помещения но главное не перестарайся
Just make the hole on One side, then u have a cup faster and easier
Thanks a lot for your feedback!
Would love to do this with some wood i have, but it's Acacia. That stuffs like steel.
Yes Acacia is very hard :-D
thank you Felix and camera man for another great video one I can not wait to try
Thank you Sarah..good luck and a lot of patience
He can stop a meteor with his SAK and prevent the dooms day.
This is the topic of my next video! 😄😄
Excellent travail, cher Felix, et il reste à trouver une sorte de glu naturelle (résine de pin ou un mélange d'eau+farine+sucre chauffé, etc.) pour l'étanchéité ! :)
wowww, c'est une information super intéressante!
Pretty cool project Felix however since you’ve done it already I guess I won’t 🤣🤣 by the way, that knife is not the camper model, it has a hook. What model is it? I’m getting a camper for Christmas. Do I need to trade it in?😁 Great video. Thank you
This is the huntsman. Actually the same as the camper only additionally with scissors and hook.
did your swiss army knife break after doing all that?
The best channel about SAK
Thank you very much!
How many Swiss army knifes have you absolutely destroyed my friend?
Endlich ein Tipp wie ich meinen Weihnachtsbaum recyceln kann. ;-)
Haa ha haa, dieses Video kommt erst noch!!
felix, maybe you can add some choco glue to the bottom to fix the problem....also the glue is natural .that would be perfect.
wowww, i never heard about. Thanks a lot for this inspiration!
I always thought that the Swiss were a primitive people ......
I am the best example for that 😀😀
Me and my 6 year old son loved this video great job
Wow, thank you! greetings from Switzerland!
Amazing. Thank you for your time and patience. Greetings from Virginia!.. amazing what you can do with a SAK!
hello John. Thanks a lot for commenting this video!
wer da nen Daumen runtergibt, hat den schuss doch net gehört...was für idioten...
mal wieder der hammer Felix!
Haa ha haa, vielen Dank mein lieber Freund!
Hi Felix, interesting technique, I just hope the parts fit and you get dry!
Thanks for the video!
Thank you my friend, I hope so too!
Great concept, great video !! 👍👍👍.
One more subscrition here...
I always find myself shouting „Hello Felix“ in your intro😅 Mach wiiter so, Felix! Bisch eifach de Hammer.
Haa ha haa, dankä Levin!
i want do this with my Ranger but i think this proces will make my blade,saw blade unusable. is it?
What a great weekend project. Thanks for all the hard work that you put into it. I like this one as it uses alot of the past tips and tricks videos in an application use.
Thanks a lot Colin. Your feedback makes me happy!
Really enjoy your videos. I have learned a lot. But can you start including the model of SAK you are using in each video? Thanks ✌🏽
Yes..in this Video i used a Huntsman
Felix Immler vuelen Dank 😁
Wenn ich Dich nicht schon abonniert hätte, ich würde glatt wieder tun. Wie wäre es mal mit einem Vogelfutterhaus, nur mit dem SAK geschnitzt?
Tolle Idee, Dankschön!!!
Hi, почему вы не используете для работы в лесу victorinox серии 111мм, он наверное удобнее для этого...?
Well done Felix , that was one of the most difficult task that you have done on TH-cam. Could still be a useful skill in a survival situation even if the cup leaks🙂
Thanks a lot Ian!
Thanks for the great video! Merry Christmas!
Thanks a lot. I wish you a Merry Christmas too!!
That was great! What was the wood, you took?
This was alder wood. Thanks a lot for your comment my friend!
This was so much fun to watch. Man your wrist must be made of metal!!! I love these videos just so darn cool to see what you can accomplish with a Swiss Army knife! Have a good weekend friends
"Man your wrist must be made of metal!!!" haaa ha haaa 😂😂😂. Thanks a lot for your funny comment!
I mean no disrespect when I ask this question at all, but how come you did not just carve out one side of the cup and leave one sealed? Was it to make the cup bigger because the knife blade was so short?
Exatcly!
@@FelixImmler thank you! Great videos you have! I subscribed😊
We enjoyed that a lot during diner;) Interesting technique with the shrinking, but wouldn't the cup be prone to spiting when drying?
Not really it could form cracks but as long as you keep the bark I doubt it would
Normally, logs split because they dry unevenly. A cup like this exposes the wood to air more evenly than a cut log does, so it tends to shrink more uniformly.
this man is the best victorinox add i have ever seen
8:56 schindelimacher felix😂
Haa ha haa, ja genau!
Suh-weet!!! If a person didnt make the hook mod, can the knife blades be used to score the inside of the bottom?
Yes, making the groove is also possible only with the tip of the blade..
No no no. Use fire to burn the middle or get a bigger knife. This is doing it the hard way and then adding a extra step with remaking the bottom of the cup
Burning out is a super idea!
I know what I'm going to be doing the next time I have a night out in the woods.
What swiss army knife is that. I was going to get a supper tinker do you think it is a good pocket knife.
I need a woodsaw... Thants why i prefere a Huntsman oder a Handyman
@@FelixImmler thx
I definitely feel that first tooling after a decent bench and a few large rounds should be a giant flywheel powered by ones foot like an old sewing machine. Last forever? Nope. But once you can turn a piece of wood, and have a power head, getting round things and symmetry for other things is easy.... Including a round 'tube' that could house small pegs to carry the flywheel shaft. (A primitive bearing). Then making wheels, pulleys, drilling holes etc becomes simpler with each tool made. Even making flat surfaces. Being able to turn out spokes/pegs of uniform dimensions for replaceable parts. Eventually, a large bellows that when combined with the right mix can make a pretty serious furnace. I'm not sure how to get metal or stone tools from there, but I'm sure it's possible
Thanks a lot for your inspiration!
Hello Felix! I want to make these cups with my friend who is Deaf. Would you be willing to add English captions? (The auto-generated ones contain a lot of errors, making it unusable, sadly.) I will happily volunteer to add captions myself, if there is a way to make that possible?
Thank you for making these awesome Swiss Army Knife videos!
Thanks for your feedback... My last videos all have english captions. That's still a lot of work.... May be i will do it..
Wax the edges or your plug for easier insertion/sealing and tying a cord around the base would help to support the exterior and perhaps keep it from splitting ...¡Feliz Navidad!
Thanks a lot Steven for this super interesting feedback!
درود از ایران
شما خیلی صبور هستید و حس میکنم کار با چوب و چاقوی سوئیسی آرامش خاصی برایتان بهمراه دارد.
این آرامش را دوست دارم و خنده های پیروزی بعد کار برآیم دوست داشتنی است.
سپاس و موفق باشید.🍃💜💜💜👏👏👏🍃
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Great Video Felix...awesome cup... I got to meet of your Swiss Army friends in America last month...he works at the Victorinox here in Connecticut in the USA
Great. Thanks a for your storry!
Great job! Greetings from Belarus and thanks for discovering new capabilities of Swiss Army Knife in such a positive way!
What if you try to make a cup half of the size without drilling the second hole? The water-tightness will not be the issue then.
This is really interesting! Thank you !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi, thanks! Did You sharpened the blades during this? If not, would it have helped? Another question, is there any european wood that You should not use, depending on risk for poison or foul taste? I suggest that You next time in the cold use some glüewine, to make You warm. This day the 13th of december we celebrate St Lucia in sweden, before the change in calendar, this was the longest night during the year, and she brought light into hour homes and souls. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Lucy%27s_Day
Hi Dan. Yes, I resharpened the blades several times. Yes, there are some types of wood that you shouldn't use for a cup. I only use wood that I know, like Hazel birch or alder wood.
12:48 The moment when the whole thing breaks in two - would happen when I make it. ^^
Well that is a lot of effort for a cup. Thumbs up for this. But I would probably only try it when I am stuck in the wilderness for weeks.
Haa ha haa, i agree!
Why did you do a hole in the bottom instead of just carving a bit less and make natural bottom?)
Without a special tool you cant carve a inside bottom flat
Lol great video Felix maybe the gab closes when it dries out even more
I hope so my friend!
Felix mein Freund.
Ist ja mal wieder ein richtiges Projekt geworden deine Inkontinente Tasse.
Schaut aber super aus und das Ingenieurswissen mit dem Boden.....ich bin gespannt auf das Video in 2-3wochen. 😋😋😋
Lass knacken alter Schnitzmeister
Lg Mike
Warum sollte die Tasse dicht sein, wenn's untenrum...😂 😂
@@FelixImmler 😂😂😂😂 naaaaaaa lieber pietsche Patsche nass unten. 😌😋
The tool can save a country against all invasion🤔💯🇵🇭
Thank you for sharing. You really demonstrated the capabilities of this blade .. subscribed
Thanks for the sub!
How much did you have to sharpen the knife blade to do this? Very cool work, makes me wanna get a real Victorinox Swiss Army Knife :)
at least 5 times!
You are amazing with knife, my friend! And very funny too! Thanks for your tips. Greetings from Brazil.
Hello Andre! Thanks a lot for your feedback!
Felix, very nice job. May I ask what model sak did you use for this project. Thanks in advance.
This is a Victorinox Huntsman
That would have taken me at least 1 week, and it would not have came out that good, LOL......Thank you For a Great Video..
Thanks for watching!
Hi Felix, excellent video. I would like to advise if you could mention what is a victororinox model are you using. Thanks
I used a Victorinox Huntsman..