Folded Canvas Water Bucket
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Dave Canterbury, David Canterbury, The Pathfinder School,Bush Craft ,Survival skills, Historical Lore, Primitive Skills, Archery, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Navigation, Knives, Axes, Fire, Water, Shelter, Search and Rescue
Dave. I have to say I greatly appreciate your vids. You are by far my favorite TH-camr. You show lots of things other woodcrafters do not. It's always informative and useful. Your presentation is easy to understand and follow yet not condescending. I just wanted to say thank you for your contribution to the realm of woodcraft.
Reminds me of the old canvas desert water bags. My dad used to always have one hanging in the bed of his truck, out in the hot sun but the water would be cool to drink. Works like a swamp cooler I guess, using evaporation to cool it off.
Thank you for your videos. I enjoy every one of them.
Hey Dave, just finished reading your new book and wanted to say how much I enjoyed it. Been watching your videos for a few years now and the book reminded me of a lot of things I had forgotten. Great job and looking forward to your next one.
Canvas sure is durable... from what I've seen in the service. Thanks!
You come up or find some pretty interesting ideas. Thanks again for bringing them to us.
Nice! I've made one of these exact things by accident before out of a piece of old plastic I found laying in the woods. One good thing about tornado alley is that lots of tornadoes make very useful things fly very long distances every spring. I used a piece of twine and a pebble to pin it, though. Worked like a charm for both toting water from the river and holding it in a covered basin dug in the ground.
Dave, great stuff. You videos as of late have been just excellent. It is hard to find stuff on the tube that not everyone else is copying from everyone else. Here lately you have been really knocking it out of the park with unique stuff. Loving it. Keep up the good work and to the 5 haters, I just shake my head. They have no idea what gold looks like as they throw rocks.
I love everything about this video Dave. Thanks
I just got signed up for your class in March for a Christmas present. I think what you do is awesome and can't wait to meet you and get some knowledge.
I use a piece of canvas for laying out my gear. It keeps it off the ground or snow and it saves me from digging around in my backpack. I also made a food bag from canvas which can double as a water container.
That's a really great idea. Thanks for sharing that one, Dave.
Another great idea. Thanks Dave.
This is facinating. Thank you for posting these videos, they are very informative.
Stanley Tool took up his life's work and maintains his museum here in CT. Aside from having his office/studio and a crazy display of early American tools is a recreation of Noah Blake's Homestead cabin.
I love all the videos youve been making recently. Will definately be trying out all of the things youve been making. Keep it up man
Ha.......................1st...............nice job
***** That's funny stuff right there!
I kind of laughed when you mentioned that you can either be close to your water or your latrine - never thought of it that way. When in the back country, I tend to avoid camping close to my water because I just find that is the best way to avoid other animals, especially the two legged sort. I also avoid cooking where I sleep for much the same reason.
Dave an idea for that canvas where you don't have to pin anything is to use those smooth stone toggles on each of those corners you're putting together like you do on your shelter and tie everything together on that one side with a piece of cordage rather than using that pin. That way you're not punching holes in your fabric and tearing it up over time.
Valuable information Dave, thanks so much! Merry Christmas & God Bless you & your family. Kim from Arkansas
Great video Dave.
That's cool, I learned something, all of the years I've been doing bushcraft I've never seen this or I don't remember it if I have. Great video Dave.
Merry Christmas Dave.
Ohh I remember those trees growing up... When I was 4-5 I stepped flat down on a 3 inch thorn. My Dad had to take it out by taking a sewing needle and punching it into my skin and slowly pushing it out. On top of that it was a Sunday, and of course I walked around church all day with the wound still raw.
Very Cool, Dave.
Dave, interesting you were reading this book and decided to try this out. I was thinking today it would be interesting for many, especially a lot of the kids today, if you tried and documented some of the techniques from the book 'Hatchet'. A lot of the schools are using it as mandatory reading. There's a series of them. The videos would really connect with the younger generation interested in bushcraft. My youngest is 11 and he and I read them all. (I think I liked them more than he did, but it was his entry into reading for pleasure.)
Dave, I really love your videos, keep on going with them ! ;)
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year Dave!!
Mors Kochanski mentioned this fold with a large plastic sheet as a bucket. However, he didn't mention how it was carried beside saying it was "slung on the back"
you should definitely write a field guide, great videos by the way, very helpful!
EcstaticZebra I already have-goo.gl/ijsmIT
Good way to keep camp water cool, too.
your the man!!!!!! all i can say is that im learning like crazy from you
The folding on this seems very similar to an origami cup, the only difference is the tips of the two "arms" that you modified the fold on by folding over would be brought up higher. Sorry if my description wasn't the best but it's difficult to describe without pictures.
Great camp maintenance vid. I enjoy these.
Too bad about not being able use the thorns in your state for fish hooks.
What I don't understand is why folks are thumbs down??? Haters I guess.
Good vid Dave. Please keep them coming. John.
Most haters are folks with no videos of any value unless you play mine craft I have noticed
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***** :D that has me not wanting to try that mine craft stuff out ;)
Maybe it was too complicated for them ; )
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I wonder if the two thumbs are too close together and you have a novice computer user that just hits the thumb down by accident? Otherwise they just don't have a clue what it takes to create a video for one or have a historical how to video. I like to search the internet and find out what I can on the subjects. I enjoy the information Dave Thank You.
Dave this could also be used as a basic slow drip water filter, with a catch container.
good idea good demo dave
Genius! This can be adapted for emergency situations after a hurricane when all you have laying around is some plastic, or tyvec sheeting and junk. As long as the material itself can hold water, you are set. Of course, for the material that can't hold water, you can make a bag to carry stuff, or a bag to put on a pack frame. Brilliant! Thanks for the video.
Great video Dave, Merry Christmas from Italy disaster !!
Great video
Merry Christmas
Thanks that was awesome!
-Debra
loved it! will try it next time i'll go camping :)
Excellent video Dave. Very handy, informative, and ingenious if i might add. Thank you for sharing. Dave, for your interests i have recreated your container in step by step instructional images; easy to follow if you would like i am more than happy to send them to you. God bless you and your family champ.
thanks for the upload Dave love the vids Marry Christmas to you and your family
Merry Christmas, brother.
may you all have a merry xmas !!
Shane K if you wish!!
Outstanding
Hey can you do another in-depth video about your pathfinder scout tent and maybe other tentsmiths products, thanks
Nice Tip, Merry Xmas to Ya!
hey dave have you ever seen an origami paper cup? and did you try a design similar to that?
sounds good bud thanks
this design is really simmilar to an orgami cup which really easy to make
Thank's Dave, for once agin a good vid, aboute the fishing with a thorn, Ray Mears does it in one of his vids aboute historical England, with succes.
As fare as I know we dont have anny regulation aboute what kind of hook you can use, as long as its not explosive. :-).
Merry Christmas
Hey Dave I think the original design would work if you had just took the two flaps and place one inside the other. I'm going to see if it works. I'll let you know. Thanks for the knowledge.
locust trees have huge thorns i'll keep an eye out for them i never seen big thorns..
thank you for the info
Dave, was that book 'Diary of an Early American Boy' by Eric Sloane? A favorite for a long time.
What type of canvas is that? Marine canvas? What weight? 8 oz?
I read somewhere you can also use those thorns as suture needles? Just put a small hole in the end for your thread and sew away....(holy MOLY! That would HURT)
But if your miles away from aid you do what ya gotta do....prolly would be less painful than the ole' black powder route eh' Dave.
;)
Wow...
How much of the load is the needle bearing with this configuration. It looks like quit a bit and while tough the thorns on locusts will break under lateral pressure.
Where can you buy just normal canvas? Are their certain kinds?
idea NOT to damage/cut/change things to make something ELSE...MAke something Do more.. without changing the original..Augment the use, dont damage it.
Dave....I could really use your expertise... i desperately need to clean my collapsible canvas bucket from your store because it was left out with some nasty stuff in it... any idea how i can clean and disinfect this wax canvas bucket without doing damage to it?? Your advise would be incredibly helpful I have two others but I need this one as well desperately... anyone else that sees this and has advise I’m all ears thank you in advance....
It is a bag NOT a bucket. Not a rigid structure.
Is the canvas waterproofed somehow?
My question, too. Or waxed?
It was from a tattered HW store tarp on the wood pile I have no idea
Canvas will naturally repel water. It is the way it is woven and also expands some when it comes in contact with water. The warmer the water the more you the fibers expand. However, do not let your canvas bag lean up against something, especially when you're carrying it, you will find out how fast it will leak. Just some helpful advice.
thanx D Slag
You're welcome brother.
Neat
Would you consider making us a video of actually catching a fish with a thorn hook and maybe a gouge? I've saw them in many books and videos but no one ever shows how effective they are. Maybe take Rufas with you, I loved watching him watch you making the adze handle. I think he was thinking somehow you were making something to eat or play with!
Be more than happy to if you are willing to pay my fines and court costs for illegal methods of take, they work trust me! But I will not subject myself to the haters calling ODNR to have me arrested for catching fish by illegal means, would love to give the education, too bad we live in the world we do brother-
Intenseangler has a gorge hook catching a fish video. Great channel, check it out.
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thats a shame.. do you know if its illegal in oklahoma
***** Second that!
dylan caldwell I think a hook of this sort would be used to snag fish, and I don't think Oklahoma allows it. They will let you reach in their mouth, and just pull them out, though. .