Mahh it can take it easily, he didn't try to split a log or something. Also the small blade can get between the sap to.pry it,the cam opener is much thicker and will make a mess if you try to use it on that occasion.
Leave the bark on the front of the bow it helps with the spring and makes it stronger. Also when you make your pins to hold your table or any other project together use dead dry wood for the pins. As your pieces dry out they grab down tighter on the pin and your joint doesn’t get loose.
I just got my huntsman. I opened canned black berries. Kerr lid was no match for large screw driver! Love the SAK VIC tool!!!!!!! I touched up all sharp blades. I sharpened the left side of wire stripper like my leatherman.
I gotta agree with you here. If only Chuck Noland (Tom Hanks) of Castaway had a Swiss knife in his pocket. He’d have saved himself a lot of trouble … might even have been able to have several hobbies too. He could have fashioned little wooden bowls and used them for cooking soup etc, for while there is liquid in the bowls these won’t burn.
Muy burnos tips, para la supervivencia con la navaja Swiss Army, es una excelente herramienta, tanto para el hogar, trabajo y en el campo..!! Muy interesante y muy práctico tutorial Jony Fire.!! Excelente video..!!
Hi Jony. Congratulations for the channel and thanks for the review. One question. ... Which SAK model is your favorite, to carry in any situation?. Thanks
At 17:00 I thought you were going to make lizard stew! Lol! That was a nice little bush pot, and a very neat way to make a long strip of metal for the bail. But I was cringing at using the scissors to cut the can up. Doesn't that tear them up?
Hi! I'm looking for a victorinox ranger for bushcraft but it's out of stock everywhere in here & I don't know if & when it'll be back in stock. Will the Huntsman cut it for survival/camping activities?
You can look for The Handyman, too. It has some more tools, as Ranger and Huntsman. Chisel, more screwdriwers and pliers, too. The Huntsman is "smaller" version, as Ranger. The Handyman is a little "biger" as Ranger.
Imagine how fast we could speed up evolution if we gave chimps Swiss Army Knives and gave them a few generations to figure some stuff out? How long would it take a chimp to figure out making cordage from trash? And then from there God only knows what they could do. I like these knives peak human engineering. NEVER LET THE INFERIOR PRIMATES FIND OUT.
Todo muy lindo,,, pero el primer flechazo al CENTRO de la caja inclinada ligeramente a la izquierda, lo logró otro "indio" escondido a aproximadamente 3 metros a la izquierda del arquero que "curiosamente" se inclinó hacía abajo al disparar, obvio ese tiro fué al pasto... pero todo fué muy bien armado, felicitaciones.
Hi i liked your video on pocket survival DIY SAW THINK YOU COULD IMPROVE IT IF USE A BOLT WITH SLOT IN IT, AND GRUB SCREWS WITH SPARES BLADES IN HANDLE. OR EVEN BETTER DRILL TAP BOLT THEN CUT ONE SIDE OFF USE DREMEL CUT SHAPE OF BLADE. OR LESS WORK WOULD BE PINS AND GRUB SCREWS STOP BLADE MOVING THINK LAST ONE WOULD BE BRILLIANT LAST YEARS ILL WATCH ALL YOUR OTHER VIDEOS NOW VERY INTERESTING 😊😊
Be carful doing what he did in the first clip. He already knows the pressure point because he probably had this snap back on him once to twice. Do this with care since putting so much pressure in the wrong direction WILL have the blade snap on you and hurt you. Ask how I know this by asking myself 17 years ago.
Since there's hardly any Swiss army at all (historically because of the mountains no need to defend the country) the Swiss Army Knife manufacturers should rename their product into Swiss Citizen Knife
Stop with the overly complicated methods of boiling water in a cup. By the time you spent cutting that tin can to make a stove just to boil water, or made the hollowed out piece of wood stove. I would have already had a cup of water boiled and finished with whatever I was boiling it for before you ever got your fire started. Place a flat rock in your coals of your campfire and lay some fresh tender all around it. Done! You'll have boiling water in about five minutes. I love my SAK but I do get bored watching people trying to make it do tasks that are so easily done in other ways. With all the potential of the SAK to be the one single survival tool that I would choose if I was presented the challenge. I would take it over a almost anything else short of a gun or a bow. Because I understand it's uses and benefits out in the wild. But it's pretty useless without wilderness survival knowledge in general. Just having a SAK or any other tool in a survival situation is pretty much useless without the knowledge of knowing what you need to do and the proper order of your priorities . Shelter, water, food, fire. Skipping shelter to go find food first would leave you vulnerable to hypothermia and dehydration both of which will kill you much faster than going hungry will. For instance. You could die from hypothermia within hours of exposure to cold temperatures without shelter. And you could only make it for around three days without a clean source of water to drink. Whereas you can live up to a week or so without food. But I do enjoy seeing more "Practical" uses for the SAK out in the wild. But all the unesessary things you can do with it that can be done simpler, faster and expend less energy accomplishing. Are going to overcomplicate it and make it daunting for the novice outdoorsman in a possibility dangerous situation.
The knife is beautiful... But... So many useless steps to change blades... All of the above steps can be performed with an ordinary small knife for peeling vegetables. Alas, but marketing is marketing
Hot tip : NEVER use the small blade for prying sap, it's too easy to snap. Always use the can opener tool !
Mahh it can take it easily, he didn't try to split a log or something. Also the small blade can get between the sap to.pry it,the cam opener is much thicker and will make a mess if you try to use it on that occasion.
@@greekveteran2715 The edge of the can opener is quite fine and much better for levering than a high carbon blade.
The tip at 1:00 Hope you packed some band-aids... Just in case!
Está haciendo zumbar la cortaplumas 😅
@@miguelperalta6146 No habla Espanol...
Here's another hot tip: always wear leather, kevlar, or mechanics gloves when working with aluminum cans. Trust me.
Si, escuche que los guantes militares son muy buenos ora hacer este tipo de cosas
Leave the bark on the front of the bow it helps with the spring and makes it stronger. Also when you make your pins to hold your table or any other project together use dead dry wood for the pins. As your pieces dry out they grab down tighter on the pin and your joint doesn’t get loose.
I like this video thank you for sharing it to view and i wish your channel more successful
Use the back of the saw for a fire steel, save having to resharpen your file
A penicl sharpener makes good arrow tips, plus it keeps the shavings in one place for you to use for tinder.
And you can keep your coloured pencils sharp for colouring in.
I just got my huntsman. I opened canned black berries. Kerr lid was no match for large screw driver! Love the SAK VIC tool!!!!!!! I touched up all sharp blades. I sharpened the left side of wire stripper like my leatherman.
I'm amazed by the knife and more amazed by what he does with it.
I gotta agree with you here. If only Chuck Noland (Tom Hanks) of Castaway had a Swiss knife in his pocket. He’d have saved himself a lot of trouble … might even have been able to have several hobbies too.
He could have fashioned little wooden bowls and used them for cooking soup etc, for while there is liquid in the bowls these won’t burn.
@@penguinvic9892 He also reminds me of Mcgiver.
@@r.tomrobison8307 Thanks for your reply. Just so we’re on the same page, are we talking about MacGyver here?
Muy burnos tips, para la supervivencia con la navaja Swiss Army, es una excelente herramienta, tanto para el hogar, trabajo y en el campo..!! Muy interesante y muy práctico tutorial Jony Fire.!! Excelente video..!!
Which one are u using?
Thanks for making the video
Do you think I should get a Ranger or a little bigger Handyman?
what type of wood did you use for the bow and arrow great job on the video
This was a really awesome video!
Good job Sir
Hi Jony. Congratulations for the channel and thanks for the review. One question. ...
Which SAK model is your favorite, to carry in any situation?. Thanks
At 17:00 I thought you were going to make lizard stew! Lol!
That was a nice little bush pot, and a very neat way to make a long strip of metal for the bail. But I was cringing at using the scissors to cut the can up. Doesn't that tear them up?
Bravo!!
Excellent Video!! 😊😊
I thought you were about to slice your finger when you were cutting downwards on the can with the can opener
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душевно, спасибо :)
So, we keep seeing the powerful little magnet. Where can we get that little magnet????? BTW we LOVE your videos!!!!!
Ranger is a great tool
Please meep upload videos with victronix love your channel
I use to think the Huntsmen was king in the woods, but I recently gave the Ranger that designation.
The next king will be the Handyman. 😄
@@MSkachenite You're not wrong - the pliers for wire snares.
Hi! I'm looking for a victorinox ranger for bushcraft but it's out of stock everywhere in here & I don't know if & when it'll be back in stock. Will the Huntsman cut it for survival/camping activities?
Yes. The huntsman is one of my favorites. It has done many similar projects.
You can look for The Handyman, too. It has some more tools, as Ranger and Huntsman. Chisel, more screwdriwers and pliers, too.
The Huntsman is "smaller" version, as Ranger. The Handyman is a little "biger" as Ranger.
WOW!!!😊❤😊❤
These are great survival skills. I have a multi tool knife from Lowes but the Swiss knife is definitely the King survival tool.
Why does every Swiss army knife need a cork screw? Are the Swiss that attached to alcohol?
Agreed! A Phillips head screwdriver is more useful IMO. The Hiker has a useful combination of tools for my purposes, without being insanely large.
Other uses are that it acts as a holder for the mini screwdriver or the mini firesteel and it can be used to open tight knots.
McGuiver con esa navaja te construye una nave espacial o una bomba atómica.
Die Idee mit dem Anspitzer gefällt mir besser.
Some novel ideas!
Which model SAK ?
Awesome skills I learned a lot watching this. Thanks
I love survival trick,s keep up the good work we love you and your chanel
Some of these are rehashed from Felix Immler. He always gives credit when he gets an idea from someone else.
The opening example is strange.
Making a fire on top of an old very dried-out table? hmmmm
good video. thanks
Bro, you risked your fingers in the first 5 seconds of the video itself .. 😂
I was thinking the same thing 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Imagine how fast we could speed up evolution if we gave chimps Swiss Army Knives and gave them a few generations to figure some stuff out? How long would it take a chimp to figure out making cordage from trash? And then from there God only knows what they could do.
I like these knives peak human engineering. NEVER LET THE INFERIOR PRIMATES FIND OUT.
Where do you find a can out in the wilderness?
Humans will leave trash everywhere. You will find it.
Todo muy lindo,,, pero el primer flechazo al CENTRO de la caja inclinada ligeramente a la izquierda, lo logró otro "indio" escondido a aproximadamente 3 metros a la izquierda del arquero que "curiosamente" se inclinó hacía abajo al disparar, obvio ese tiro fué al pasto... pero todo fué muy bien armado, felicitaciones.
Pro tip: don't put a magnet unded the bottle or can openers. Just stick it on the keyring.
What swiss army knife are you using?
I could be wrong, though it looks like a Huntsman SAK.
@@negolfman Hi. It looks like a Ranger, Huntsman don't have a metal file.
Ranger or Handyman probably.
Is this multi-tool handyman?
from Japanese
This is the Ranger.
The Handyman has pliers.
@@MSkachenite Thank you！
So, basically there is nothing that can’t be done with a any knife.
Ilyen késsel készitettem madárgyürűző táborban madármérleg állványt!!!!!!!!!!
Use wynona's Big Brown beaver
Why don't you tell which part of the hnife you are using it will help
Are you blind ?😂
Hi i liked your video on pocket survival DIY SAW THINK YOU COULD IMPROVE IT IF USE A BOLT WITH SLOT IN IT, AND GRUB SCREWS WITH SPARES BLADES IN HANDLE. OR EVEN BETTER DRILL TAP BOLT THEN CUT ONE SIDE OFF USE DREMEL CUT SHAPE OF BLADE. OR LESS WORK WOULD BE PINS AND GRUB SCREWS STOP BLADE MOVING THINK LAST ONE WOULD BE BRILLIANT LAST YEARS ILL WATCH ALL YOUR OTHER VIDEOS NOW VERY INTERESTING 😊😊
Me encantan las Victorinox son las mejores las navajas suisaz d 10 .
I like your videos and they all get a thumbs up 👍, but why strike a fire 0:41 when you already have matches 3:15 lol …and a lighter! 10:45
manca modello coltello
Be carful doing what he did in the first clip. He already knows the pressure point because he probably had this snap back on him once to twice. Do this with care since putting so much pressure in the wrong direction WILL have the blade snap on you and hurt you. Ask how I know this by asking myself 17 years ago.
Army Suiza
What model is this?
The way you speed up parts of your videos makes it look like you have had way too much coffee.
Please more homeless hacks
трясця. вже тиждень підписаний на рускій канал. Конспіратор, бляха. Добрий Кола
paint can
Since there's hardly any Swiss army at all (historically because of the mountains no need to defend the country) the Swiss Army Knife manufacturers should rename their product into Swiss Citizen Knife
The Swiss have a large army, made up of its citizens that undergoes military training
Historically because the Swiss financed all the wars.
Одно и тоже
👍💯⚔️😎💪🏽🛡️🧬🏞️♾️
Don't think very good idea to cut cans with the scissors not built for that
Could do all that in half the time with one fixed blade. How much are Victorinox paying you ?
You almost got me to take my swiss army knife and start making useless crap with more useless crap that is around my house. Lol.
Суходроч 80 уровня
Mouais...
Teribil instrument,briceag....pentru civili ?armata?profesionisti?cred ca este si cu pret mare....
Stop with the overly complicated methods of boiling water in a cup. By the time you spent cutting that tin can to make a stove just to boil water, or made the hollowed out piece of wood stove. I would have already had a cup of water boiled and finished with whatever I was boiling it for before you ever got your fire started. Place a flat rock in your coals of your campfire and lay some fresh tender all around it. Done! You'll have boiling water in about five minutes.
I love my SAK but I do get bored watching people trying to make it do tasks that are so easily done in other ways. With all the potential of the SAK to be the one single survival tool that I would choose if I was presented the challenge. I would take it over a almost anything else short of a gun or a bow. Because I understand it's uses and benefits out in the wild.
But it's pretty useless without wilderness survival knowledge in general. Just having a SAK or any other tool in a survival situation is pretty much useless without the knowledge of knowing what you need to do and the proper order of your priorities . Shelter, water, food, fire. Skipping shelter to go find food first would leave you vulnerable to hypothermia and dehydration both of which will kill you much faster than going hungry will. For instance. You could die from hypothermia within hours of exposure to cold temperatures without shelter. And you could only make it for around three days without a clean source of water to drink. Whereas you can live up to a week or so without food.
But I do enjoy seeing more "Practical" uses for the SAK out in the wild. But all the unesessary things you can do with it that can be done simpler, faster and expend less energy accomplishing. Are going to overcomplicate it and make it daunting for the novice outdoorsman in a possibility dangerous situation.
These are really more like bushcraft than survival.
The knife is beautiful... But... So many useless steps to change blades... All of the above steps can be performed with an ordinary small knife for peeling vegetables. Alas, but marketing is marketing
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