Crafting Your Own Bushcraft Chair and Hammock: A DIY Guide

In this video, we'll be showing you how to craft your own bushcraft chair and hammock. These DIY projects are perfect for anyone looking to enhance their outdoor experience without having to break the bank. Whether you're a seasoned woodsman or a beginner, you can easily make these two essential pieces of equipment for your next outdoor adventure. First, we'll show you step-by-step how to make a sturdy bushcraft chair using natural materials such as sticks and cordage. Using our detailed instructions, you'll be able to construct a comfortable chair that is both lightweight and durable. Next, we'll guide you through the process of creating your own hammock using basic tools and materials. Our tutorial will show you how to tie strong knots and use fabric to create a hammock that will keep you off the ground and away from any pesky critters. By the end of this video, you'll have the knowledge and skills necessary to create your very own bushcraft chair and hammock. So, get ready to take your outdoor experience to the next level! Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell icon to stay up to date with our latest DIY outdoor videos. Thanks for watching!
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[@dennisatkins9837]

Great video Chris!

[@SpeirOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@newselfproductions]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing

[@SpeirOutdoors]

No problem!

[@phila1714]

Pretty slick thanks for the vid 👍

[@SpeirOutdoors]

Your welcome

[@saiga12forme88]

Thanks for the video! God bless you too.

[@Occupuyourspine]

Glad 2 c this 🤠 I have a ground sheet that I can use when I copy what you have done.

[@Occupuyourspine]

I c other chairs with the both sticks at the front the sitter always look ill at ease makes me laugh when they pretend to be comfy

[@SpeirOutdoors]

It’s very comfy. As stated in the video it will stretch a little but it sinks down to a natural comfortable position

[@SpeirOutdoors]

I didn’t like both sticks on the outside. It was very uncomfortable

[@migueldeangel46]

Chris, is there a reason you are not using a sheetbend instead of the marlinspike hitch? It seems to me you may be able to get rid of the sticks is you use a sheetbend.

[@SpeirOutdoors]

Well, I was looking to show the easiest way and found that I could use less of the sheet with the marlins spike. The sheetbend actually used more real estate. I am just trying to offer a different approach to what some may not already know

[@RichardCollette]

125 likes? Should be way more. I've been making tripod chairs for years in scouts and this is just another level in simplicity and comfort. I'm currently thinking about how I can use a parachute style hammock to do this.

[@SpeirOutdoors]

I don’t know if it’s just my content or what but I don’t get many views and likes.