Making traditional swagman camping gear over lockdown

Making my 1800's Australian style swagman camping gear over the Melbourne covid lock downs.
Inspired by my great grandfather Dan Monagle who was a swagman who had to travel days to various farms for odd jobs back in colonial Australia. He was also a feather weight boxing champion.

[@alexdetrojan4534]

You've got talent. 👍

[@clinnyboy]

the first knife looked great. I expect the heat treat was suspect which caused the failures.

[@Werewolfman1966]

you make awesome content homie! keep on posting! historical camping is the best

[@otmoutdoors1032]

Great video. Milo can was all we used for billy cans as kids camping. I’ve started to grab the woollen blankets when you can find them. If they get wet they still keep you warm, which is what you want for a swag. Good to see action shots in between. Hilux, can’t beat em, I am on my 5th one (showing my age here).

[@gobigrey9352]

Love Akubra hats. Wish they hadn't cut so many models though.

[@moorshound3243]

Why did they do that?

[@nildomedeiros.8443]

Very good.

[@Doesch]

I love this, just a bit big for me, a woman. I always wanted to go camping with a more traditional set up and not just for me but also my child but if you would have to carry this for two persons then it would be way too heavy unfortunately. I do love the traditional gear, much more durable!

[@EthanAnderson-gt7gz]

Swag

[@behindthespotlight7983]

😂😂😂what youtube used to be

[@ricdonato4328]

When creating videos, mount your camera. Watching bouncing camera video is spatially disconcerting as in where do we look, were do our eyes focus? Suggestion, watch your video you will become woozy.