10 Wilderness Survival Tips with Swiss Army Knife | Bushcraft Skills

[@cantusfirmusbecker7825]

Genial! Vielen Dank für das Video und die Vorführung!

[@unteldanslemonde2423]

Must popular the Victorinox Huntsman💪🇨🇭👌

[@007TheReaper007]

Huntsman is four layers. His is five layers, so Ranger?

[@YOJAYO]

Maybe

[@pjfsr7024]

@@YOJAYO Yeah it's a Ranger, freeze it at the 1:41 mark, it's five layers, like mine and mine's a Ranger.

[@miguelabrantes3965]

Huntsman has no chizel on the back. Its the Ranger

[@parkinsontatak]

I watch lots of videos like this, they generally repeat each other. But this one was a whole original set. I especially love the plastic bottle faucet :) I will give it a try

[@Aco747lyte]

Excellent tips, Jony. I love bushcrafting and have added your video to my Playlist. Best wishes, Wendi UK 🌻

[@billarseneau3354]

Well done. I appreciate you taking the time to video these skills. Subscribed.

[@bobhabsolute4995]

Great video. When you build your guide for the cordage cutter (the little wood block), I would suggest to make the two incisions first and then , after, to cut the length. That way you will have more t grab during the cuts. Just a suggestion. Thanks for the hacks.

[@johnkeo358]

It may be a good idea to use the smaller pen knife on most of your wood cutting stuff. It saves the main blade and gives you much more control

[@tacianominervino378]

Very good. This set of ideas. Thanks for sharing. Taciano, Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil.

[@sorinoutdoors5418]

good tips, wood be good to say what wood you used for different tasks. funny how I was curious if your wet like next will ignite from the bow drill amber, but then you just jump to the flame in the next frame ;)

[@everythingtv1910]

I like this video thank you for sharing to view and i wish your channel more success

[@GP-d3n]

Sehr schön anzusehen danke für das video

[@phillipmerritt1428]

Thanks for video, as all I seen from great. Keep making them and me and a lot of people 🎉 will watch.

[@nickchap]

i would never of thought jony fire had dreads... a surprising look.... cheers bruv

[@KurniadiPrathomo-sp5zd]

Where is he from? Oz? Canada? Russia?

[@nickchap]

@@KurniadiPrathomo-sp5zd just a guess but I was thinking Russia

[@SirPraiseSun]

identity crisis

[@ivarwind]

"Wilderness Survival Tip:" Take a perfectly good and irreplaceable container for water and cut it up to use as string to tie together an improvised chair, much too big and heavy to bring with you. Backyard bushcraft at its finest!

I've carried a Swiss army knife for over fifty years Hiking, backpacking and camping. This video is ridiculous. 👎

[@roberthart4160]

Fantastic demo!! Two questions... What is the stone around your neck used for sharpening? What footwear are you using? They look seriously comfortable.

[@donoberloh]

For bush crafting I also like the saw in my SAK over my Wave Tool because the cuts are finer.

[@unteldanslemonde2423]

Work done with the Victorinox Ranger💪🇨🇭👌

[@KurniadiPrathomo-sp5zd]

Looks a Huntsman to me

[@pjfsr7024]

@@KurniadiPrathomo-sp5zd It's a Ranger, freeze at the 1:41 mark, it's 5 layers like mine and mine's a Ranger.

[@SirPraiseSun]

the day you need to lift a log with the cork opener, is like tying your legs and going diving when you are in a survival situation.

[@StevanOutdoor]

Great video showing the different uses.

[@robhead22]

Excellent. Very clear, very inspiring!!!! Too much fun!! Thank you!

[@alexskaats]

the time it took to drill the cork screw into the log you coulda just carried it back not to mention thats probably terrible for the pins and back springs

[@davidcoons89]

Impressive nonetheless! Ha

[@kenhollandjr1251]

What good is the Swiss Army knife if you don’t use it? Duh.

[@kurtbaier6122]

Amazing. Thanks. And shared.

[@laurenrichardson9748]

Dude I’m shocked that you’re not 105 And that you would wear your light coloured canvas shoes into the forest Thank you so much for great content Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦

[@maximbolohnov4214]

Спасибо, поржал от души

[@kenhollandjr1251]

Well played. Very interesting to me, seeing as how I used to have SAK just like that one. Somebody creeped it. But I did enjoy the video. Have a good day.

[@farhanhoque2824]

O no fire knife heat treatment maybe not good idea but cool video

[@parjau4554]

Some good ideas here. Pity there is a cut at 14:45 because it would have been good to see whether you had actually started the fire with that method. The main question being: Is what you had done by 14:44 sufficient to start the fire by just blowing or did you have to do it again? It would be good to see that method working from start to finish because it seems quite difficult to me.

[@marcdewilde518]

Agreed. Suddenly there was fire before there was smoke. As the saying goes : no fire without smoke😁

[@michaelstewart7036]

He did everything right except he forgot to cut a notch in the board for the dust to collect in if you dont cut a notch it spreads itself too thin on top of the board and wont ignite my guess is he lit it with the zippo

[@futuresonex]

It was a good video overall, but the bow-drill fire was faked. That's not how it works. There has to be a notch cut into the hearthboard to collect the ember, and the tinder has to be much finer and drier in order to be lit and blown into flame from such an ember.

[@user-lj1sw9mf4y]

Thank you for the video! Glory to Ukraine!

[@CapitanFantasma1776]

Thanks!

[@turboslag]

Why would you use a SAK corkscrew to use the knife as a carry handle for a small log you could just carry with you hands?! It risks breaking the corkscrew which only designed to use in cork, not wood, therefore losing an otherwise useful implement from the knife.

[@davidcoons89]

That’s the beauty of a SAK is its ability to do what’s asked of it within reason of course and using it how you want it is part of that experience!

[@ivarwind]

If he can drive it into the wood, it's probably soft enough for the corkscrew to survive, but it still takes twice as long and puts a greater load on his back than just carrying the log a couple hundred meters with proper carrying technique.

[@sethbonte5313]

As a life long user of these knives I’ll tell you once the corkscrew gets bent it will never be the same and is uncomfortable in the pocket

[@aussiedad2587]

I always ues my corkscrew to carry my logs 😂

[@blacksmith44]

My EDC knife is the Tinker,Small. I keep it hanging from my pants loop. For extra carry in the outdoors I like the [Climber and the Huntsman] Main reason; The multi purpose hook and the corkscrew on both.

[@YOJAYO]

I have the Huntsman

[@stargate20mc]

Does that magnet come with the knife, don't think my super tinker has it? It does not have the corkscrew so don't have the metal needle.

[@billy5740]

The magnet doesn't come with the knife, mine is super tinker too. you can use the dressmaker pin for the needle since victorinox's pin little bit expensive

[@eriny6723]

Hello, What is the multitool you are using in this vid?

[@bcn6891]

Victorinox Ranger

[@candyquahogmarshmallow8257]

BlasTech DH-17 Blaster Pistol but it's important to have the phaser set to 'stun'.

[@lulaluka1331]

I am pretty sure that it is huntsman

[@Johnlee-hg2ep]

Victornox Swiss army

[@connor2dap884]

@@candyquahogmarshmallow8257prefer the Dl 44 personally

[@nicknico4121]

At the beginning, I'm not sure it's a good idea to lift that log of wood and put so much pressure on the tiny mecanism with that downards force....

[@peamaid]

Super ❤

[@lorenzocasano9060]

in the wild better used jungle bolo . SAk is only pocket knife and small tools , nice video . mind i carry SAK explorer

[@bushcraftbasics2036]

Thanks

[@mrhalfstep]

If you don't have an smartphone, how do you predict which end of the needle will be pointing North? I have never heard that explained.

[@philipthompson2436]

Use the sun as reference

[@mrhalfstep]

@@philipthompson2436 I'm not sure that works all the time. At sun up or sundown it isn't always clear which side of straight overhead the sun will be arching as it travels throughout the day. You may not even have a view of the sky due to rain and clouds and snow or terrain. The next time you're out in a rain storm try to pinpoint where the sun is in the sky, then try the same thing at night in the rain. Thanks for the quick answer, but it wasn't very helpful to me.

[@alexpervanoglu7420]

Well the sun comes up in the east and sets in the west so in the middle is south. At night use the plough, orions belt, the sword points north south. This way you will know which way the needle is pointing. And otherwise if you are yet to learn these basics, maybe just stay home. Oh and your answer above is daft. You don't have to see the sun to work out where it rose from or where it is setting. Another tip but not overly reliable is that if you are in the Northern Hemisphere then the predominant wind direction is Southwesterly so that can also be used.

[@mrhalfstep]

@@alexpervanoglu7420 ""You don't have to see the sun to work out where it rose from or where it is setting" and you call me daft? Seems to me that the short answer to my question, which everyone seems to be avoiding, is that you CAN'T predict which end of a magnetized needle is going to point north, so thanks for your help.

[@alexpervanoglu7420]

@@mrhalfstep No you don't. If the sun rises behind cloud you still know that is roughly east, if it sets behind cloud roughly west. If you use a sewing needle it will have a thin pointed end and a thicker end with an eye in it. Due to what is known as magnetic reluctance the pointed end is the one that will point north. Also when you rub a magnet on the needle you should only do this in one direction which also creates a northerly pole. Aside from this I would say you are on here to just be antagonistic because let's be honest, if the sun doesn't rise tomorrow the last thing you'll be worrying about is the direction your needle is pointing.

[@Sir_Claymore]

Woher hast du den Magneten? Wollte den nachkaufen aber das gibt es nicht.

[@doreenchai]

May I know what is the diameter of the magnet?

[@artemivanov9061]

3mm

[@Tikhomirov-Vadim]

I was surprised when I saw a pot of the Russian army. Greetings from Russia🎉😊

[@DEMI_GLAS]

Горшок 😁🤦

[@joannasalvanou5694]

The needle was magnetized by your swiss army knife I think, that was why you had no true North sign using it.

[@dennisleighton2812]

2:37 OK, so, why would you use your tool to secure two pieces of wood together? Then you'd have no tool! I don't get it. [When I was at Boy Scouts we ALWAYS carried a length of mattress chain with a hook on each end, which we hung off a pole tripod to boil water!! Simple and idiot proof! 5:30 Watching you struggle with the cuts on that small bit of wood - here's a tip. Before cutting the desired length, first do all those other cuts with the saw while the pole is still long. Once the cuts are all done, then cut off at the desired length. Much more manageable.

[@firebir11]

😂Jony lights fires

[@gregbarry5875]

You've got great knife skills. Why didn't you talk or do a voice over ? You could have given so much more informatioin.

[@muhsinmalek3953]

Man, i regret for choosing fieldmaster over the huntsman, the corkscrew actually useful in some ways in the woods

[@DirtyHarry69.]

I just thought the same thing. Looks like I’m switching asap

[@JamiePrice-c2m]

Bottle cutting tool. You should cut the wood tool before cutting off that short piece of wood to make it easier to hold.

[@survival58]

Depende de la dureza del tronco no se perfora con el abre corchos de la Victorinox

[@CharlesHarpolek4vud]

This may be a good use for it but WD40 is not a lubricant--- not a lubricant--- you can put it on where lubricant should stay and go back sometime later and there will be nothing there...... WD40 is not a lubricant of any desirable viscosity.

[@sc-ww8tv]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@RonanMcGee-hm8no]

He’s because of what he’s doing

[@_aaliyar_07]

Bro show me how to sharp swiss knife in stone ❤ plz brother

[@stephen6134]

A little selective editing was performed to make the fire I believe

[@benhuck5477]

I thought same thing.

[@NilisVullings-gj5yl]

jeah goog tutorial but jou must sharpen jour blade

[@YOJAYO]

How do you?

[@cb3391]

👍

[@muratsag3539]

OK nice video. But how we know if ti's original or fake there is lots of fake knives fake products even their own store

[@jackvoss5841]

My experience with SwissArmy knives led me to this survival hack: throw away any Swiss Army knives that you may foolishly have, and get a full tang bushcraft knife. Never look back. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@Jeffery00cox]

You didn't start the fire with that bow drill set. There as no notch.

[@陳建銘-l4l]

直接找一條藤蔓不是更快

[@dannymcdaniel1652]

I'm surprised he didn't saw his finger off 😂

[@dankefurnichts]

10:05 R.I.P. Logan

[@technokitten2038]

14:45 not fake at all

[@jhnd3082]

3:00 Every normal person would use a heavy rock or piece of wood instead of the knife... You could even use the log over the twig 😂.

[@alz722]

Some good tips here, but the fire at 14:46 was fake.

[@sasukefree8763]

14:43 hep hep hep

[@mohdsany2215]

u had a lighter.. , making fire wood what for?

[@foxynoway]

Very good tips....but the video quality is awful! Too much contrast. It makes your eyes cry :)))

[@grazgovorov]

Короче говоря вам нужен любой более-менее нормальный нож, не обязательно Викс.

[@tguyhasham727]

That's a ranger 5 layers huntsman 4 layers think rangers got a file extra

[@charlesmckinney]

Ranger also has a 4mm wood chisel and a 2mm flathead screwdriver In addition to the file/metal saw blade. I carry a ranger as my EDC.

[@Renku07]

Congrats! This video is helpful as f*ck.

[@bogdannowak3611]

Plis -5 c

[@jonfisher9214]

That's probably the worst tip for picking up and carrying a log I've ever seen. Was it intended as bait to attract more comments?

[@georgeb.wolffsohn30]

Frapping.

[@RonanMcGee-hm8no]

That is so dangerous cutting that off he’s gonna get cut off his

[@MonicaHernandez-yn8ct]

Too much work. I prefer a lighter

[@harpoverdrive1948]

that fire drill bs is bs... no fing way...

[@harpoverdrive1948]

@@sagetoons198 planing this year... got my wood dry af... and i intend to use notches so i dont suffocate the char dust... wink wink...

[@harpoverdrive1948]

@@sagetoons198you still here? ignorant of still googling?

[@rolandw.schulze-divasystem6094]

Turnschuhe im Wald, beim Bushcrafting --> das passt ja wohl gar-nicht! Das solltes du rasch ändern!

[@yigarok]

The friction fire starting was fake he did the technique wrong didn’t even get to smoke didn’t even get an ember dumped it on course Tinder in order to get it to light on fire they had to do a jump cut to a point after they lit it with a lighter or something

[@bugsymalone1660]

Comedy

[@zezu4775]

First example it’s absurd..non sense..Waist time..

[@stewartlancaster6155]

waste not waist

[@zezu4775]

Zuzuzuzu

[@gonzo9827]

Don't let this guy fool you. The Huntsman (corkscrew) is the same as Super Tinker (phillips screwdriver instead of corkscrew). You will use the phillips 100 times in a year and use the corkscrew on New Years Eve. There is no magnet in the button hook/ parcel hook and no one puts a pin in that little hole. You will never keep your blade sharp enough to make cordage or fishing line from a plastic bottle and bend the pin (that you won't stick in that little hole because it slides out and jabs you) to make a fish hook

[@Wie-ein-Fischlein-unterm-Eis]

You cheated on making the fire

[@ppedram6425]

It's really a disaster in every sense, cutting green trees, throwing away the rest of the plastic bottle and... do you know what you are doing?

[@SS-ue4lf]

👌

[@redroot777]

Это всё можно сделать обычным ножем

[@orestino6212]

This guy has Nappy hair.