Love it ! The biggest problem in Germany is to find Bankline 😐 its really exotic here . Instead of you copper joint you can use your spoon 😉 As always with all the best from Germania Jürgen
@@je710817 That might be a possibility. But I think that bankline is also very overhyped. Here we have a boat line made of Polypropylene... its called " Reepschnur ". I think she will do the Job too. Thank you for your tip !
Good stuff Tank 👏 Another 2 simple ,but great ideas ! Will be using them ! Then I will love my Dutch poncho even more 😊. That T junction tip is neat , far better than using an old soup spoon! Thumbs up Cheers Adam !
I use the same system - but this has reminded me - thanks tank - I've got to get some more shock cord and locks for a new tarp I got a while back. I have a couple of ponchos, but the goretex type. I like the T pipe connector trick, I was using an old 35mm film cannister when i remembered it. Cheers Lee, diolch.
Hey, I can see why you like the Dutch Army Poncho :-) It´s for the DPM Camo! Yes, the missing center eyelet is a bit of a downside, but maybe the Dutch Army has a reason for this?? The belonging poncho liner has accordingly tie outs. Thanks for showing! Cheers
@@outsidertank Swansea and it was sunny most of the weekend with the odd shower. - I want to get back asap and do a bit of wild camping. can you recommend somewhere I can get the train too and walk off into the hills?
i did a similar thing to a cheep 3x3 lightweight tarp purchased on ebay new £15 approx. it only had 6 tabs so i went the whole hog with it , it now has 4 on each side as well as loops down the ridge line and 1 on each half center to pull the middle out if need be. a lot cheaper than purchasing a branded tarp but it did take a while and the new threads need water proofing to stop leakages . i use white spirit mixed with clear silicone sealant and brush it on ;o)
Hey lee hows the channel membership going thinking of doing it myself...if you dont mind me asking how many members have you got us small creators need all the help we can get .if you dont want disclose how many i understand..I assume your a plumber too 😂
Hello Ray, I'm well thank you. ahh i don't have nowhere as many as yourself pal, but I've just passed the 4,000 mark. fab seeing you here in the comments. is it the mod your doing ?
My mum was a machinist And a meter is from right arm pit to left finger tips. Sorry but you measured a yard from chest to finger tips and soldiers working yards so good job. And if you don't believe me get a tape measure sorry bud great video
ive got short limbs, its a mtr from sternum to outstretched hand, of course it varies but it dosnt really make a difference, nice one wildman, always good seeing you interact here...ppl can learn a lot from you.
Is the poncho ya first choice shelter m8? I’ve got same one brand new haven’t used it yet as love me basha but will give it a go now and brilliant tip with the jungle knots compared to how hard I made it for myself but know next time now pal👍
I have the poncho,the liner and the basha tarp all in DPM. I just can’t find that jacket in anything larger than a medium. Where do you guys find a military issue in a 3X? And do you know of a surplus that’ll mail to the states
Near the sea, on the beach and in the dunes, this is useless. Better use a bivvyback etc.. Dig a hole in sand and make somekind of shelter. In swampy areas you can use a hammock in a small forest. We have strong winds, so this construction is useless most of the time. 😢
This is your boss. We need to discuss your nicking things from work.
Haha, your WAY cooler then my Boss, who ya tryna kid 😉
He didn't steal it he borrowed it😜
Love it !
The biggest problem in Germany is to find Bankline 😐 its really exotic here .
Instead of you copper joint you can use your spoon 😉
As always with all the best from Germania
Jürgen
Hello my friend, I've used 2ml paracord, works equally as well plus you can get it In camo.
Buy it in Holland then.....so the shipping it by post in not so expensive..DHL ..
@@je710817 That might be a possibility.
But I think that bankline is also very overhyped.
Here we have a boat line made of Polypropylene... its called " Reepschnur ".
I think she will do the Job too.
Thank you for your tip !
@j.juergen1010 your always welcome Jurgen..
15 mins of absolute banging tips! Enjoyed that!
Thank you G appreciated 👏
Another great film mate.
Ahh cheers fella thank you..
Top tips as always 👍 looking forward to the next video
Thanks buddy i appreciate you commenting..
Yes lee another awesome video .. with some useful tips . Thanks for sharing ATB 👍
Thank you Sam give those jungle knots a whirl on those incredible shelters your banging out..
Actually I have made 2 at home ready to go will make 2 more outside next camp 👍
Fantastic mod for the poncho Tank and as for the copper fitting on the pegs game changer. Out!
Fairy liquid hands 24/7 bruv init 😂😂
Very handy modification,dutch poncho has been on my list for a while, going to have to pay my army surplus a visit 👍
Ohh man they are numero uno. Don't miss out pal..
Well done! All great ideas. Thanks for passing those along.
Your welcome Mike 😉
Good stuff Tank 👏
Another 2 simple ,but great ideas !
Will be using them !
Then I will love my Dutch poncho even more 😊.
That T junction tip is neat , far better than using an old soup spoon!
Thumbs up
Cheers
Adam !
@adampage8131 thanks Adam..
I use the same system - but this has reminded me - thanks tank - I've got to get some more shock cord and locks for a new tarp I got a while back. I have a couple of ponchos, but the goretex type. I like the T pipe connector trick, I was using an old 35mm film cannister when i remembered it. Cheers Lee, diolch.
Your welcome man, I just ordered more shockcord myself. Very underrated and much needed in windy co editions here in paradise....Wales 😉
Top tips, Lee ,that's all I use now is jungle knots thanks to you, Lee awsome
Your very welcome Paul mate..
Great stuff! I use jungle knots all over the place, mostly in the garden
Can't go wrong g wiv a jungle knot. Thanks for watching buddy....
I like the shock cord jungle knots, more versatile and lighter than bungees. Thanks for the tip.
Ahh man your welcome 🙏
Loved the video and explanation, has given me something to think about.
Get on it man...
Hey, I can see why you like the Dutch Army Poncho :-) It´s for the DPM Camo! Yes, the missing center eyelet is a bit of a downside, but maybe the Dutch Army has a reason for this?? The belonging poncho liner has accordingly tie outs.
Thanks for showing! Cheers
Always welcome. Good seeing you here 🙏
Awesome tips, Tank you ;) I was in wales a couple of weeks ago, I love it there even with the wind and rain.
Ye it's hard now to like Wales if you love the outdoors. What part did you visit ?
@@outsidertank Swansea and it was sunny most of the weekend with the odd shower. - I want to get back asap and do a bit of wild camping. can you recommend somewhere I can get the train too and walk off into the hills?
Great watch tank! And awesome tips! Keep up the great work dude 👌🏻👌🏻
👍👍
Thanks buddy 😁
Great video mucker loves my Dutch poncho
Their the myth nuts big man..
i did a similar thing to a cheep 3x3 lightweight tarp purchased on ebay new £15 approx. it only had 6 tabs so i went the whole hog with it , it now has 4 on each side as well as loops down the ridge line and 1 on each half center to pull the middle out if need be. a lot cheaper than purchasing a branded tarp but it did take a while and the new threads need water proofing to stop leakages . i use white spirit mixed with clear silicone sealant and brush it on ;o)
Well do e buddy fair play to you. Good on Ya brother..
I do enjoy all your modifications
Thanks Frankie boy, hope you and fat Alan are OK??
brilliant
Nice one Warren mate thank you very much..
@@outsidertank off to get myself the copper thing!
Enjoyed that one big guy, good skills... Smart idea re the shock cord on the 4 corners👌Especially useful as I live at the base of the Fells💨
Ohh ye, ahh the shock cord would defo be a must there I'd say..
Ohh ye they would be a must there I'd say. Nice o e for commenting buddy always appreciated...
Nice job on the mod and great tutorial on the jungle knots Tank. Great video bud. Cheers from Cape breton 👍👍
Thanks Man, what's the weather doing there at the moment pal ??
@@outsidertank snow fina melted. Windstorm right now threatening more snow. Wanting to get out for a camp but it's pretty much shit.
@dadgad68 ye, I think all our weather fronts are pretty out of sink, and not good for us outdoor folk.
Maybe an admin day ??
Hey lee hows the channel membership going thinking of doing it myself...if you dont mind me asking how many members have you got us small creators need all the help we can get .if you dont want disclose how many i understand..I assume your a plumber too 😂
Hello Ray, I'm well thank you. ahh i don't have nowhere as many as yourself pal, but I've just passed the 4,000 mark. fab seeing you here in the comments.
is it the mod your doing ?
@@outsidertank no not subscribers 😂😂😂 you started paid channel membership is it worth it
brilliant mate love the dutch army kit at the moment
Good gear Dave..
Class action Lee once again 💪💪💪
Nice one Paul much appreciated mate..
I like your JK method,
And top modding on the Ponch,
"Ally AF!" I believe is the saying 🤘🙂
Ye that's the saying Marra lol..
Great mod tank love you channel
Ahh cheers buddy, have a sweet af weekend man..
@outsidertank you too buddy stay safe
My mum was a machinist And a meter is from right arm pit to left finger tips. Sorry but you measured a yard from chest to finger tips and soldiers working yards so good job. And if you don't believe me get a tape measure sorry bud great video
ive got short limbs, its a mtr from sternum to outstretched hand, of course it varies but it dosnt really make a difference, nice one wildman, always good seeing you interact here...ppl can learn a lot from you.
@@outsidertank only a fisher man would say that,😂
@saswildman1 lol trust you 😉
Good quality 👌
Thank you buddy, I'm super happy with the mod. Should done it a long time ago..
A very informative video 👍
What material is the Dutch poncho made of? Great tips for newbies 👌 atb Taff 🤠👊
Thanks buddy. It's a ripstop polyamide fabric..
@@outsidertank with a top coaching that makes it waterproof....but after a couple of years the coating bladders of..just like the US one
Is the poncho ya first choice shelter m8? I’ve got same one brand new haven’t used it yet as love me basha but will give it a go now and brilliant tip with the jungle knots compared to how hard I made it for myself but know next time now pal👍
Being a VERY short guy I can pack the poncho. But the basha allows more set up configurations.
OT, does the Jungle knot have another name like a Japanese Cross knot or something like that?
Ohh I'm not sure, possibly my friend..
💪💪💪 all my tarps have this
👌
I have the poncho,the liner and the basha tarp all in DPM. I just can’t find that jacket in anything larger than a medium. Where do you guys find a military issue in a 3X? And do you know of a surplus that’ll mail to the states
Yes pal military mart, goarmy or surplus and lost..
@@outsidertank definitely some new sights I’ve never seen before. Thanks for the heads up
Anytime fella just ask away...🫠
Ok I will, how in the world do you get this basha tarp back in the bag? That could be good video lol
TANK
Hellloooo 🫶
Thanks!
No thank you buddy, I appreciate your viewing time always mate. Thank you.
Hey I didn't realise you left a super thanks. Man I so appreciate that thank you, thank you very much ❤️
❤Grüße
Near the sea, on the beach and in the dunes, this is useless. Better use a bivvyback etc.. Dig a hole in sand and make somekind of shelter. In swampy areas you can use a hammock in a small forest. We have strong winds, so this construction is useless most of the time. 😢
I'm from Wales mate, those environments don't exist here. what's a bivvyback 😂😂