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Explorative learning using elements of resilience, social support, technology, and instructional design.
Mike Grill and My Journey into the World of Resiliency Skills
A Paramedic Captain reflects on his journey from crisis to becoming an educator focusing on resilience for first responders. This personal journey parallels the epic Hero's Journey where an individual enters the unknown, deals with a challenge with the help of associates, and emerges a transformed person.
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Reaching Out and Social Support
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Retrospective on how covid brought about change and a desire to reach out for social support.
I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then ...
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Retrospective on my first incident as a paramedic.
Tappin' the brakes on our thoughts ...
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Discussion as to how our beliefs affect our behaviors or attitudes.
SUDS in your life ...
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How using the Subjective Units of Distress can be a useful tool for measuring personal change and growth.
Find or make your SAK keyring light. Part 3, Button light review and make your own.
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Part 3 of 3, Button light review and make your own. Find a keyring light for the Victorinox Classic and Wenger’s version Executive 81 keyring SAKs. Contrast and compare SAK keyring sized led lights in AAA, rechargeable lithium, and coin/button cell (Photon Freedom, clones) designs. Make a paracord keyring. Make a LED button light designed for your needs. ~ElderEagle Useful links: 5mm LEDs: leds...
Find or make your SAK keyring light. Part 2, Rechargeable lights
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Part 2 of 3, Rechargeable lights. Find a keyring light for the Victorinox Classic and Wenger’s version Executive 81 keyring SAKs. Contrast and compare SAK keyring sized led lights in AAA, rechargeable lithium (Fenix E03R, Olight i1R 2 EOS, Nitecore Tube V2) and button cell designs. Make a paracord keyring. Make a LED button light designed for your needs. ~ElderEagle Useful links: Part 1, AAA li...
Find or make your SAK keyring light. Part 1, AAA lights
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Part 1 of 3, AAA lights. Find a keyring light for the Victorinox Classic and Wenger’s version Executive 81 keyring SAKs. Contrast and compare SAK keyring sized led lights in AAA (ThruNite Ti3, Fenix E01 V2), rechargeable lithium, and coin/button cell designs. Make a paracord keyring. Make a LED button light designed for your needs. ~ElderEagle Useful links: Part 2, Rechargeable lights: ruclips....
Classic Swiss Army Knife Maintenance and Makeover.
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Classic SD Swiss Army Knife Maintenance and Makeover. A SAK Classic gets maintenance and a makeover using simple tools. Makeovers include a tweezer compass, toothpick stitcher, and adapting the blade’s ricasso to serve as a ferrocerium fire rod striker. (Warning, the ricasso modification will likely void your warranty as the tool is physically changed great care is needed as too much grinding o...
Last-ditch mindset, Part 3, Adapt it.
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Last-ditch mindset, Part 3, Adapt it. The best survival tool is the ability to think clearly. Make a simple kit for short term survival to maximize your ability to think clearly, set goals and persist. Further, in Part 3, select a SAK and improve your pocket knife (SAK) for survival. Yet, last ditch mindset is not about clever tools, rather it is intended to promote the goal that to effectively...
Last-ditch mindset, Part 2, Make it.
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Last-ditch mindset, Part 2, Make it. The best survival tool is the ability to think clearly. Make a simple kit for short term survival to maximize your ability to think clearly, set goals and persist. Further improve your pocket knife (SAK) for survival. Yet, last ditch mindset is not about clever tools, rather it is intended to promote the goal that to effectively cope with challenging situati...
Last-ditch mindset, Part 1, Scenario
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Last-ditch mindset, Part 1, Scenario. The best survival tool is the ability to think clearly. Make a simple kit for short term survival to maximize your ability to think clearly, set goals and persist. Further improve your pocket knife for survival. Yet, last ditch mindset is not about clever tools, rather it is intended to promote the goal that to effectively cope with challenging situations w...
Comparing and adapting the VIctorinox Cadet and Sportsman
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Comparing and adapting the Victorinox Cadet and Sportsman Swiss Army Knife (SAK) to include stropping, stitching, and making a pin compass. Links to making a corkscrew compass/sewing kit and a corkscrew ferrocerium fire starter. ElderEagle Useful links: Make a Survival Lanyard or Fob: ruclips.net/video/JuYQ39WX2kU/видео.html Make a Corkscrew Compass and Sewing Kit.: ruclips.net/video/zSy5qZ1L9w...
Comparing and contrasting the Swiza D03.
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A brief comparison of the Swiza D03 to the Victorinox Spartan, Pioneer, and Electrician Swiss Army Knife (SAK). Links to making a corkscrew compass/sewing kit and a corkscrew ferrocerium fire starter. Reposted for clarity to show actual cutting edge length instead of blade length in diagrams. My apologies for lost comments. ElderEagle Useful links: Make a Corkscrew Compass and Sewing Kit.: rucl...
Make a Corkscrew Compass and Sewing Kit.
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A very simple five minute project for a makeshift compass and a sewing kit consisting of needle and thread that will fit into the corkscrew of a Swiss Army Knife (SAK). ElderEagle Useful links: Dead Reckoning: Navigation using a makeshift compass: ruclips.net/video/x6NEe4nU3IQ/видео.html SAK Corkscrew Fire Starter: ruclips.net/video/aGsWgbwvzic/видео.html ElderEagle playlist: A mixture of bushc...
Basic Maintenance of a Swiss Army Knife
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Basic Maintenance of a Swiss Army Knife
Wordless Workshop Make: SAK Corkscrew Fire Starter
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Wordless Workshop Make: SAK Corkscrew Fire Starter
Wordless Workshop Make: SAK Survival Lanyard
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Wordless Workshop Make: SAK Survival Lanyard
Dead Reckoning: Navigation using a makeshift compass
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Dead Reckoning: Navigation using a makeshift compass
Wordless Workshop: Morakniv Eldris breakaway lanyard, fire starter, and compass
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Wordless Workshop: Morakniv Eldris breakaway lanyard, fire starter, and compass
Narrated: Morakniv Eldris breakaway lanyard, fire starter, and compass.
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Narrated: Morakniv Eldris breakaway lanyard, fire starter, and compass.
Wordless Workshop: Victorinox Fire Walker
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Wordless Workshop: Victorinox Fire Walker
Wordless workshop: Spartan woods makeover
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Wordless workshop: Spartan woods makeover
Wordless workshop: Victorinox Spartan overhaul
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Wordless workshop: Victorinox Spartan overhaul
At last! Something USEFUL on RUclips! Nice video, great content, well thought out and well presented! Many thanks for sharing!
That little vid, my friend, just got you a subscription. 👍🙏🇦🇺
Still have mine from the 70’s!…and a half century old scar on my finger from the first use. Sure would have thought the scout knife would came with a lock blade. Would have been safer for a kid’s first knife.
Will this rust the knife
I got one of them worksharp field thingimys. If I've not cut anything too hard, a quick couple of passes on the strop and I can shave my arm with them. If the blade has started properly blunting, a few passes on the fine diamond plate get it ready for stropping.
Wow, this was one heck of a fine comparison review. Many thanks!!!
I tried to sharpen it using sharping rig, it works kinda, but leave scrathces on side(from abrasives that get into the clamp). Also adding water to the sharpening stone crucial for proper surfacing of the edge. I also tried hand sharpening. It may seems hard but actually its not with this knowves, they have very nice curve that lays on the stone very well when sharpening by hand. I'd say if you have a rig - sharp with the rig, you'll be able to set strict edge, but if you haven't - do by hand, it's not so complicated as may apear, it's even easier to get nice edge and razor sharpness by hand sharpening than using rig. Llike from start to finish its 3-5 minutess of hand sharpening vs 30-40 min using a rig to achive same result, with rig sharpener edge will be same sharpness but sligthly more clear and flat edge line. Also I do not recomment to polish edge with stones over 600 - they become duler and stops shave, especially when i go over 1k grid. IDK why, is it my cheap chineeze stones or Victorynox stainless steel didnt make for that. To make edge shine I use skin belt after 400 grid with small ammount of polishing compound.
Nice! Thanks!😊
My father taught me how to use a knife. At the end of this video you close the blade in exactly the way my father taught me. No other RUclips videos I’ve seen does. Blades are pushed upwards with apparently less than firm grip on the body of the knife. When you’ve cut your fingers with a non locking blade of an Opinel knife you take great care never to repeat the mistake with any other knife. ‘Our’method keeps sharp edges away from fingers without having to look.
Learned this the hardway when i was young and dumb 😅 i use the knife of my sak as a screwdriver driver (classic) first deep cut, still have the scar in my index finger 14yrs later to remind me to be careful around knives specially slip joints
With both the victorinox sharpener and the sandpaper, he's running the abrasive completely past the blade tip, which is going to round it off. And as far as the automotive compound, why the dickens would you feel the need to remove light scratches from an SAK blade?
Ordered my first SAK Camper model and can't wait to do this. This is truly brilliant!!!
Great video thanks. Love and peace. Tim
I wish i had you when i put up my sundial. It runs about 15 min fast
An SAK makeover should also include replacing the scissor spring, but yours looked good when you were cutting the paracord.
What about sharpening the scissors, awl, and chisel? Any tips for restoring their sharpness?
You can also put a electrical shrink warp tube over the length corkscrew that will help keep everything together and protect the bees wax from rubbing off the twine if the knife is carried in the pocket.
Thanks for an excellent ,instructuonal video. Really great to see the uses actually demonstrated instead of just spoken of. Your presenting style is warm and engaging, this has been the best SAK video ive seen in a long while . 👍
How is this possible ?😂109 views but 5.4k likes
No matter how introvert someone is humans are social creature by nature😊❤
От души спасибо 🎉
I just restored the same knife. Found out the short screwdriver model was made 1958-1964 or so. I posted pictures on my Instagram.
most SAKs already contain a needle
well done - I learned a lot! thank you!
Thanks. Useful video
I'm really pleased with this! It works like a charm ruclips.net/user/postUgkxDcr-y2Pf6xdnrFHrSP7dl9kpKaCozcSQ Takes less time than my old electric sharpener because it can take more off the knife faster, and then it smooths out nicely with the finer grit polisher. I don't know how long it will last before the grit wears away, but I wouldn't mind having to replace it every once in a while.
really enjoy your content, sir - thanks!
very informative, thank you. I will only be doing the cleaning and oiling for now but will definitely return to this video if I ever have to sharpen my knife and for the lovely knot. and yes, "the best pocket knife is the one you have with you" ^_^
Great video, you put good atención to detail
I am so glad I happened upon this video. The penny method is genius.
Good info on sharpening but for cleaning, when my knife gets really dirty, I just run it thru the dishwasher with the forks and spoons. After that just a little oil and its done.
Very nice video. I've refreshed quite a bit of SAKs in my collection. I like to change it up and like to have many more colors than just the standard red scales. Always a pleasure to watch the articulation and hear the sounds of SAKs snapping into action.
Cool vid. I have never used the beeswax jute twine. I have used paraffin soaked newspaper rolls or tissue-paper and vaseline soaked cotton balls for "poor man's" emergency tinder in my boy scout days. Now I usually carry a couple of sheets of wax paper in my backpacking kit that is lighter. I also keep a couple of military solid fuel (like esbit) stove blocks in my car. I would probably use a firefly ferro rod toothpick replacement (I never in my life used the toothpick on these knives). I have one of those in every one of my SAKs. Never once used it in an emergency, but nice to know it is there! I have practiced with one just to train and know how to do it if there was a real emergency. Kind of tough to get used to with a ferro rod that small, but it does indeed work with a little practice and decent tinder.
Thank you!
2:10 I always wondered how the wire stripper was meant to work thanks for showing
This is one way to use it. Thanks for watching.
thank you for sharing your knowledge wise man
Thanks for watching.
I am glad I came across this. Genuinely useful, efficient, and effective. Thank you.
Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the video.
Where did you buy the Ferro rod
I am sitting in my bedroom in Swansea, south Wales UK and just turned my phone on and saw the headline of your video which made me wonder what it was about. Something told me to watch it and I'm glad I did - not what I was expecting but a very thoughtful and positive piece which gives hope to people of all kinds but especially those who suffer from depression, anxiety and other mental health issues - the video was delivered in a very easy to listen way and encourages contemplation of one's own worries in a different fashion - possibly looking at problems from a different perspective - thank you for the work.
When you say the microlight has SOS function, does this mean it plays out SOS on its own? Like playing the SOS repeatedly without any additional user interaction? Thank you
Yes, there is a submenu that permits this function
@@resilienthacks7038 Thank you
Great video Thanks !!!
Thanks for watching
That was great. I enjoy it when someone comes up with things like this that are simple, useful, and effective. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
What do I put for password?
I just figured it out. You type your Admin password for changing settings on your computer. (It wont look like its typing anything but it is)
Yes, sorry for the delay in responding
The pouch is a good idea. Thank you.
Nice when one can double-duty an implement.
Weird. I use a Sorby ProEdge Plus and it takes less than 2 minutes. Since it sharpens every other edge I have it was money very well spent.
Different devices yield different results. The sandpaper was used in this instance as it allows one to explore the effects of different grits without much cost and can still provide adequate results for a pocket knife. If one is diligent with blade care, then stropping may all that is needed most of the time.
What a useful video
Glad you liked it
the 2 penny method? well it depends on how far down the blade you contact the 2 pennies - close to the edge will have a much steeper angle that out at the top edge
Yes indeed. And, the width of the blade will also affect angle.
I strop all my knives using the window of my Jeep. Very good result.
That's one I haven't heard. How about using the leather tag from an old pair jeans as a mini strop?
@@resilienthacks7038 Or the rough unglazed 'rim' around the underside of many/most porcelain coffee mugs. It works ridiculously well.
It takes less than 5mins to buy a new one.
Many people find satisfaction in the DIY approach and if you keep the knife long enough you can hand it off to the next generation. How's that for a legacy remembrance?
Wow very good Video 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much!