Watching your videos make me like my Swiss champ more and more

And my favorite SAK is the Victorinox Rucksack mostly because it has a locking blade. And I have always said that with one of my SAK's I can go anywhere and survive with little effort on my part. It is a good all-around tool for survival and bushcraft.

I practice absolutely everything you show on your channel. Thanks. 🇨🇦

I really like the ranger but the Swiss champ is my favourite

@arbiter1er

Ай бұрын

Both of them are great. I carry the Ranger with a SOG PowerPint myself

@jackripper5167

Ай бұрын

I agree.

Another great video mate 👍

Oh man, people are gonna need stitches or first aid after cutting those cans. Time to practice field wound care

@DeeMoback

Ай бұрын

LOL ..... I NOTICED THAT.....he was awkward with the knife....not familiar.....and SHARP metal edges don't bother him at all !!! .....LOL

I have had my Rucksack SAK probably 20 + years and it is still going. My favorite and the champ is a close second. Both are awesome and do almost everything you can need. If you were going to drop me into the jungle or the wilderness anywhere If I have my SAK and some string I am set I could make everything I need to live, including a crossbow if I decided I needed protection or some fast-moving food.

Hey thanks again my brother love it big guy love my champ

My favourite sak is the hunter I've had it since forever never let me down.👍

Hi Jony. Congratulations for the channel and thanks for the video. One question. ... Which SAK model is your favorite, to carry in any situation?. Thanks

Da werden sich bestimmt einige die Finger bei aufschlitzen

Эх были времена, тоже делал такие свистки. Спасибо!

Certainly one of the neatest hobo stoves I've seen. Perhaps keep the cut out lid, cut 2 or 3 small inward facing tabs around the base ring and put the lid back in? Might help keep the flame from the ground - an open burn on a forest floor can be a nightmare.

@lesliemiller7534

Ай бұрын

Not really necessary as this is much better than an open fire and is easier to use. I do prefer a larger can to make mine, like the ones that are about 10 inches around and about the same in height. Those make an awesome stove. Just the right size and can make the opening in the side big enough to feed sticks in and is almost as efficient as a rocket stove.

@jeffreycrawley1216

Ай бұрын

@@lesliemiller7534 Who said anything about an "open fire"?

@phillipmerritt1428

8 күн бұрын

What items has 10’ diameter, it’s made out of the same type of aluminum is the Coke can?

Super, aber warum nimmst du nicht die Klinge, die geht gut durch Blech

Honesty, you'd be better off learning to whistle haha

Any suggestions for cleaning one up? Carried mine daily for a while and got a lil rust and buildup on the inside.. Great videos btw thanks for sharing

@OutsideTheTargetDemographic

Ай бұрын

I use my ultrasonic cleaner, and buzz it for a bit. For rust, I usually start simple with toilet paper and polish it. Shines the metal up nice, might not remove rust. If not, oil it and wait over night, letting the spot soak. In the morning, use a wooden toothpick or soft metal (brass coin, scrubbing pad, ect.) to see if it comes off. If not, oil and soak again, and use higher grit sand paper LIGHTLY. Good luck and carry on.

Bravissimo

Can you show us how to make a bong?

@Ernie-on2vf

Ай бұрын

What's a bong do you mean a smoking bong??????

@powerart1

Ай бұрын

I'll bet a rudimentary pipe would be possible

@whitetiana3022

Ай бұрын

emergency survival bong.

@scottnorvell2955

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

when making the alcohol stove it is easier to remove the center if the top by scoring around the top from the outside and then using the same method you used to remove the center section of the can. I have made a hundred or more using this method. And I like to always make sure that the fuel can get to the inner chamber created by the three pieces to help increase the jet pressure when you place a pot on it and the small holes can jet the flames out because of pressure created from the buildup of heat. These little stoves are great for backpacking as long as you don't touch a hot surface to your bag or skin. And you will melt the bag if you place the stove into your backpack before it cools sufficient that it will not melt anything. And if you do be careful not to get the molten Substance on your skin as it will stay hot for a very long time. And you can use other fuels besides alcohol to burn in these I have used unleaded gas and some light oils as well. And kerosene will burn in these as a small heater for a tent, just be careful and don't let it touch the sides of the tent or you could be engulfed in flames quickly.