bushcraft survival long term shelter part 1 of 7 making a bowsaw.wmv

[@GypsySoul2559]

You're amazing! Thanks for sharing all your skills and knowledge. Lots of us out here truly appreciate you!

[@69Grunden]

It's great to see your video again, for me it's been awhile. Great buck saw that you made there. Can't wait to see more of your video's, thanks.

[@cbarsonfire]

Love the sounds from all the amimals. Nice backcountry.

[@crozzylad]

Good to see you back wez, not wached them all through yet . Your knowlege would be invaluable to a local scout group . All the best mate paul..

[@RDPproject]

Hiya boy'o. Great to have you back mate. As Mike has already said "Nice job! Excited to see the whole series....." Rob.

[@loki77388]

I've learned so much from all your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills to the Bushcraft community. I hope you are well my friend, take care!

[@playdrums]

Wow you're back! Glad to see some new vids from the wisest bushman on youtube.

[@meehan302]

Nice piece of Hazel there . Neat work. Thanks for sharing and for subscribing. Cheers

[@imthefrogman1]

this video is by far the most helpful in survival shelters

[@melavarasi265]

mm

[@bobbydickey9928]

great video, done in straight forward and clear way without the how great i am in a lot of other peoples videos! thanks

[@otakop67]

Good to have you back, friend!

[@DanielLionheart1]

Bending the wood with the fire is very interesting... many uses for that trick I'm sure!

[@TonyTonyClifton]

Great video! I am adding it to my list of stuff to make in the bush!

[@horticultutrefreak]

Very impressive! Great video, great technique, couldn't ask for more.

[@JackDDA]

Thank you for making all these videos; I learned a lot!

[@snaponjohn100]

Very nice my friend. God bless. John

[@p1nesap]

Great instruction and production. Hope you're still around mate.

[@Maartenn100]

you are like a wood engineer. Thanks a lot for sharing this!!

[@waynemiller9843]

Real bush craft vids what breath of fresh air

[@FacetsOfTruth]

Nice! Love it! I always wanted to know how to do this. Now I know. Thanks a bunch.

[@HarshmanHills]

great to see you back. keep them coming. 5/5

[@Vinnytrampolini]

well done, i love that bow saw idea!

[@MosquitoFood]

Welcome back! Great to see a post from you.

[@Taguun]

Der Mann weiß genau was er tut. Respekt.

[@moxtr]

Great vid. One could use this bending technique to replace a tent hoop in an emergency as well.

[@thebachars]

Wow!! Impressive!!! Thank you!

[@DirTyOhGee]

Stoked your making videos again sir. I watched all your old ones and enjoyed them as well as learned a few things. As for the people that think they know everything and want to criticize other videos...I guess if an argument is the only type of attention they can get its better than nothing to them. Keep the video goodness coming man. Thanks. DirTy

[@Christhecarpenter345]

VERY GOOD VIDEO! It would be great to know where you are geographically?

[@eveis4ever]

a friend and i made a bet on who can live off the land longer, how long did it take you to make this? this will work better then what i had in mind for a shelter

[@jkd185]

sound,very nice.all the best.

[@ottlmr]

loved it welcome back

[@kalebgoodwin3580]

great bowsaw good idea

[@AmericanDetection]

Very informative!!! Thanks so much for sharing your hard won knowledge. Thumbs up on your video and I subbed your channel just now. -Russ

[@scottcase8776]

Hey Iam Scott I build my shelter on your design thanks for sharing

[@khoafish]

He already has a foled saw! How much more energy did he expend to make the bow saw? All the things he eventually did with the bow saw could be done easily with the folded saw.

[@spartencamp]

great video

[@75925mike]

seems a single bend would be stronger than the double. if so, it would save some time as well

[@RonRay]

I see that everybody is about to worry you to death with questions... well, I have one more: What is the best brand of bow-saw "blade" to buy? The one you use looks like a real good one! It remains sharp through a LOT of cutting! (I watched the full videos series and came back to this one to post this question.) I appreciate your videos. They help so many people. (Including THIS old dog! ;-)

[@sgtboz9730]

Excellent, thank you.

[@bezaaddis1758]

this is so useful when i go camping

[@WanderingBeast]

good to see your doing well

[@scythe6853]

You've got a lovely Welsh accent there my friend

[@wompsify]

where did you learn all of these survival skills??

[@phlarrdboi]

Good accent, where do you come from? at first i thought it was somewhere south of sunderland, then i thought wales somewhere? anyway thanks for showing me how to make a saw...

[@codycampbell3562]

The whole point of making the handle is to save weight and space while hiking. What I don't get it once you make it with wood, you either disassemble it before continuing or defeat the purpose of not bringing the steel handle. Still, say your steel handle breaks for some unfortunate reason... its cool to know how to deal with it. Thanks!

[@Smokingfeatherwalks]

Great one!

[@LordIsaacofGlencoe]

you can buy many saw blades, but how many handles do you want to carry for when the one you have breaks. it saves weight. like we say in the Marine Corps. "Ounces equals pounds, and pounds equal pain."

[@psycho1279]

i first saw these on a smaller channel, i will post the same comment assuming this is the official one, is there any way to make a useful cutting tool using just things you find lying around? using a knife at maximum? im just asking for the "stuck in the wilderness" scenario since id prefer not to carry a saw blade around everywhere

[@switchest26]

Great Vid!

[@jaiwhitehead]

Great skill that. I'm gonna make one. Thanks.

[@OldManGlitch]

Impressive but too much potential for wounding oneself in the field. Better to carry a folding saw or home made buck saw. Safer I think

[@RomaZeal]

what a real man!

[@maxtheman2874]

Im out here on the praries in Alberta. He said he used hazel... dont have that type of material here. What can i use? Spruce? Poplar? Pine?

[@john0chev]

what wood did you use for this? or what wood is best?

[@silentmajor]

That was slick, thanks

[@TungstenKid]

A tent is easier than building a shelter..;)

[@reddragon07777]

love it thanks !!!!!

[@MegaPokerMon]

thats damn cool not much hazel where I am at though...

[@bushcraftkrofdorf9045]

Hello,Great Idea and great Job! I was very happy for your coment and left you a subscription :-) best regards from Germany Jörg :-)

[@milldabeast519]

holy shit man 5 hours later..... but it was pretty sweet

[@Pilgrim041588]

Brilliant!!!

[@bakeroniousbakeshop]

im sure he knows what he is doing, it just seemed odd to me. on the plusside, if the handle ever breaks there are lots more ready to be fashioned.

[@mycoloradowalkabout]

great video, thanks! subbed.

[@MrMadhouse70]

very good:)

[@treefiddy8475]

the steel handle doesnt weigh that much , makes the job easier. in this scenario , you be using this saw everyday nice large alice pack.

[@sarvejitsingh5805]

YOU were doing brientley before 4;08,the wood will weaken if you saw into it[SMALL LIGHT NOTCHES WILL BE SUFFIENT on the outside of the wood keeping the ends strong] ,PUTTING YOU SAFETY AT WRISK,sawing into the woods is optionel ,you can use a wire or rope, {behind the nut and bolts as a safety mechanism} secured tightly ,or even to hold all the saw blade to the hazel wood, the circle DIEMETER needs to have more of a curve [more function means more usefullnes or even to hold it with 2 hands,2persons 1 on each end, EASE OF USE making it user friendley]yes your wright about how you store the blade [thanks for the tip] KEEPING in mind all this depends on the wood your useing HOPE THIS HELPS you all please repley soon when your in the woods??

[@Slendermansgreatgran]

Spruce is the best out of them three

[@BloodSteed]

@WEZO24522164 what saw blade did you use in this video?

[@dutchweeks1]

@psycho1279 take up and practice flint knapping, even just knapping a sharp edge off a larger paice of stone will be able to process a paice of green wood up to 4-5 inches if you kinda "beaver chew" it

[@killadingahopper]

that would have sucked if you broke it when bending it really far down but nice guide

[@bakeroniousbakeshop]

just wondering, who buys a saw without a handle? if he bought one with a handle he would be miles ahead on his shelter.

[@BarrelofSnakes]

Why not just bring a small hand saw with u? bc where wud u find a blade in the wilderness if u didn't bring ur own cutting tools??

[@njmakkonen306]

Very nice my friend and thank you for sharing your passion with us. i learned a few things from you = subbed you :) Blessings to you. ~ }i{

[@javelinfang]

You need a real steel sawblade and nuts and bolts to make this. Its easier to carry a damn handsaw! they arent heavy or bulky.

[@greenhorns99]

ya every carries around a saw blade, ya right.

[@jcrefasi1]

Kiohoka. Would be 3 counting you!

[@DanielLane1987]

If you had packed a saw blade you knew you needed a saw... why not pack a saw?

[@tristinstevens8734]

i wish i could see better. like close ups

[@mycoloradowalkabout]

well said.

[@pdoutdoors7272]

Using your example here to make a shelter of my own so please don't take these videos or channel down any time soon!!

[@iceblood16]

stop complaing about each others techniques, thats what they are, if you guys are so good, then stop watching the video's and complaining, or watch and learn there are more ways to skin a cat "or rabbit"

[@wanmaker]

i like your manner you seem like you dont take eny shit.

[@TungstenKid]

Hey guys I hang at Prepper Forums, come talk to us, we're all hardcore survival freaks..:)

[@kalphitekil]

@NinjaPricks I MEAN OBVIOUSLY RIGHT LOL

[@Stabslash1]

yep :D

[@BlabladunerROBLOX]

Wales I live there

[@mycoloradowalkabout]

If you want to spend money, sure.

[@virtualnoodles]

@dlane1987 ya just bring the saw OH CRAP I JUST STEPED ON IT!!! OH NO THE HANDLES BROKEN!!!!! oh wait i can just make one :)

[@heerdeholland]

he burned more calories making a blade then he would have been carring one his rugzak(backpack) is big enough

[@kalphitekil]

@NinjaPricks HOLY FUCK ME TOO

[@AxyGAMES]

he was joking calm your farm.

[@daviddaniels2639]

Didn't know gays do squats like that. But I guess you would know from experience right??

[@RaptorFPV]

xD

[@dasun13]

9 people from home depot corperate disliked

[@daviddaniels2639]

You can delete this one too! I was just fed up with peoples negative comments and this was a negative response on my part. Sorry to taint your informative, useful video with rubbish.

[@RaptorFPV]

Get a life, i´ve got one in a bag, for you 99ct and just because you are special!

[@hunterkiller45]

nice work wezo what part of the world is that patch of woods in