Bushcraft Beginnings ep2 - Pot Hanger 4 Ways

[@ivo-aceto]

Very interesting. I will try the last one.

[@wendlyn481]

Amazing mate, keep it up! 🌳

[@AirstripBum]

The last one is the best in my opinion. I always use that one for its adjustability.

[@LJBJams]

Nice one, and it is the most fun to make!

[@AirstripBum]

@@LJBJams Yes indeed! Great fun crafting useful things yourself.

[@AlexDavidsonOutdoors]

Spot on that mate!

[@ljbbushcraft6640]

Thank you buddy! 👍🔥👍

[@dennisleighton2812]

Hi there, 3:20 Delimbing with the hatchet - would a large knife not be a more suitable tool for that sort of job? It'd be lighter, probably sharper and easier to wield and carry (sheath). I'm thinking of my Cold Steel Trail Master here. Even sharpening the sticks. 17:26 Tri-pod hanger. When we were Boy Scouts (about half a century ago!) we used to use a length of mattress chain for pot-hangers. About 4 ft long with a sturdy hook at each end. Hook the top end around one pole and hook the hook into a link. the hook at the other end hooks the pot. Dead simple. Raising or lowering is just unhooking the hook, raise/lower the pot and rehook! One could use proper light chain as well, but we used mattress chain as there was always tons of it lying about in the garage. Mattress chain is wonderful as it is dirt cheap and easy to work with as it is quite soft metal and bends easily, yet it is very strong. Hope you find this interesting.

[@PinoyBackpackerTV]

You're the best

[@bintobushcraft7531]

Hey mate hope you're well. Not watched this video yet, will do once I'm in from work. Just a message to say that I've tagged you in my most recent video and also put a link to your channel in the video description

[@ljbbushcraft6640]

ahh ok, thats cool man :-)

[@khomol]

You’re a Don mate. Thanks