How to transform a twig or a branch into a strong rope / Primitive technology - bushcraft - survival
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2022
- In this video i show you a great technique how to transform a branch or a twig into a flexible and strong rope... plus i give you three tips for a better result.
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How do you not have a million followers by now?!?!? One of the most useful channels ever!
Your compliment makes me super happy! Thank you so much!
We love you from all over the world Felix! Greetings from Ireland!🇮🇪
Because only a very few people know that SAKs are such excellent tools.
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Muy buena idea!!!.Práctica y novedosa.Un abrazo Félix !.
Willow bark is very strong, but what you taught us is inspirational and most practical. Brilliant! Felix, thank you so much for this video. *Hugs* Wendi
Hello Wendi. Thank you so much for this wonderful compliment!
Makes handy cordage. I've heard this called a withee. I have made it mostly from hazel, but also had success with young maple. I have been able to work through stiff parts where an offshoot branch comes out by using a smooth rock or a stick. I'll put the piece I'm working on a platform of flat wood or stone and gently tap the bark to break it loose from the inner fibers. This should be a common topic on bushcraft and survival channels, but nobody talks about it. Thanks for sharing it, Felix!
Thanks a lot for your super interesting comment!
Sehr gut die deutsche Übersetzung,weiter so.
Dein Kommentar freut mich speziell!!!
I have never seen a video of yours that was a waste of time... it's all very useful, and necessary for good purpose! This one addresses a very serious need for bushcrafters, and the information is both simple, yet very valuable. There are many bushcrafting channels that I subscribe to, but yours has LONG been (and continues to be!) my topmost favourite! Thank you for this! 🙂👍
Wowwwwwww your comment make me happy! Thanks for your compliment!
@@FelixImmler Ive been wondering... have you ever heard of a "Chippewa kitchen"? Do a RUclips search for it - I bet if anyone could make one with just a Swiss Army Knife, it would be you! Good idea?? 🙂
I bet you would be the best scout master ever!
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Natural handmade cordage, that's where it all started. Excellent video. Fun Friday with Felix. Thanks for all the Great info. Bravo
Thanks for your super nice feedback and for your support every friday!
Felix! You are the reason why I after about 25 years of using only a Leatherman, ordered myself a Victorinox!
You have SO many ingenious ideas and wonderful hacks🤩
Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for this wonderful feedback!
Felix U know Ur not lucky because u have that Swizz Army knife
It's actually that knife is lucky that it has u Felix to use it
In reality Ur the best multi tool
The way u use the surrounding and utilities the things for Ur need is awsome
Anyway the tip was great and waiting for next Friday for your new video
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Thank you so much...and greetings to India!
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Felix is the kind of fella you want to hang out with. Seems like a genuine good guy. Take care buddy.
Thanks for this wonderful compliment!
I just discovered your channel and it made me so happy!! You are a breath of fresh air, truly knowledgeable, with a friendly demeanor and not using 5 million "tactical" tools. I like that you use realistic tools, propose truly useful applications and show us the real effort of making the projects. Thank you!! 😊
Thank you so much for this super nice comment!!!
Excellent idea. I will teach this to my grandchildren..to use it to make a raised bed tent.
You gave us amazing tips, Felix!!! Much love!!! Greetings from Germany
Vielen Dank!!
Felix ești un om special, salutari din România 🇷🇴👍
Thanks a lot Adam!
You are the Best!!!
Thanks a lot Lloyd!
It is very good that you give credit where credit is due.
Спасибо Феликс!!!
Thanks a lot for your comment!
One of the best channels on RUclips!
Thanks for this compliment!
See you next friday and Sepp is awesome too!
Thank you Sara!
You and Sepp are both my heroes.
Haa ha haa thank you Sara!
Felix, thanks for another great video!!!
Thanks a lot for watching!
Outstanding!!!! So many bushcrafters use paracord but few show how to use natural cordage. Buy the way TA Outdoors mentioned you in one of his videos. This is the third bushcrafter that has mentioned you. You are ver popular around the bushcraft and survival community. Thank you teacher. Respect from Florida US 🌴
Hello Richard. Thank you so much for this interesting hint!!
Your insights into how we can use the natural world always amazes me, Felix!
Hello Craig. Thank you so much!
This man is a genius 👏
Hello Kevin. Thanks a lot for your compliment!
Really clever and clearly demonstrated 👍👍🎯
Thank you so much!
Glad I clicked on this. Great presentation, thank you.
Thank you very much!
Hi Felix. Noch einmal super video Slicht, einfach '"and 'straight' to the point". Bleib gesund. LG. Nigel
this is very useful and different
Thanks a lot for watching!
Hi Felix, thank you 🙏
Excellent!
Thanks a lot!!
I've used that exact same thing for a tripod hanger, and it lasted quite a while...
I am home from work sick, and was looking forward to your video today! Thanks for another great video! 👍🇨🇦
Thanks a lot for your kind comment!
You're a wizard at finding solutions, Felix!
Thanks for this compliment!!
Thank you so much Felix for sharing your precious bushcraft wisdom and technique with us!
Yah Felix, you do it so well. Just wonderful my friend.
Thank you for sharing this knowlage!
Grande Felix!
Grazie per il tuo supporto amico mio
Wow...such therapy to see you, intelligence felix ...
Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
👍
Hello mark. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Felix, das war wieder sehr lehrreich, danke für dieses Video.
Vielen Dank Rocco!
Grossartig! Griess us New York!
Vielä Dank!!
Felix, you are amazing. Truly a treasure to all of society.
Thanks a lot Mike!
Probably the most important video on RUclips
😂 Thank you!!
Nice, good stuff! Great tip/skill/knowledge. Love the tripod lash with a kettle hook! Very cool!
Hello William. Thanks a lot for your compliment!
Thank you. Great video
Thanks a lot Don!
Wow! That is amazing. Thanks, Felix, and a thanks to Sepp.
yes...Sepp is my hero 🙂 🙂
Thanks,looking forward to your next video.
very useful and simple at the same time !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot Hector!
Very excellent. Thank you.
Thank you 💕
I love it!
Great video like always!
Thank you!
Ja, es gibt viele Techniken und Naturmaterialien um sich eine Schnur, oder ein Seil zu machen. Ich gebe zu, auch hier habe ich wieder einiges dazu gelernt! Vielen Dank dafür lieber Felix!👍👍👍 Liebe Grüße aus Wels und ein schönes Wochenende!
Danke lieber Willi. Auch Dir wünsche ich ein tolles Wochenende!!
very good thank you for shariing
Hello Darren. Thanks for watching!
Most amazing, as usual!
Rock on Felix
Thanks a lot Mark!
Thanks again for another great interesting and informative video! I look forward to every Friday for another great video from you!
Thank you so much for your valuable support!!
Your truely Amazing!!! 🤗
Thanks a lot Carolee!
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I am deeply indebted.
Thanks for your comment
That is so awesome! Thank you very much for sharing your tips and ideas! 👍👍😎
Hello Ricky. Thanks a lot for watching!
Awesome, Felix!
Thank you so much!
I especially like the part where you can leave part of the branch as it was. That's a fantastic way to avoid needing to tie a knot.
Thanks a lot Michael!
Tus vídeos...como siempre, divulgando sabiduría.Gracias.
Thanks a lot Javier!
Great stuff Felix!
Great video Felix!
When it comes to using a pocket knife, you are like the "Macgyver" of the forest. I truly enjoy your videos my friend. Please keep making them.
JT
Very good Felix!
Tks!, Felix.
welcome!
Great tips and great video! Thank you Felix.
Hello Paul. Thanks a lot for your positive feedback!
Greatest Thanks for Felix: now my headphones are fixed!👍 We are in the forest now!
Thank you my friend!
Alex always in my team!
Thank you!
Always new, exciting, and useful information!! Thank you.
Thank you so much for this compliment!
So great!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the technique Felix, I always loved making handmade ropes but I just couldn't get the materials I needed from the tree twigs because they would just split when I try to bend them. This little trick is perfect for extracting the fiber out of them for more complex ropes. Thanks a bunch!
It's just incredible what beauty, what atmosphere you were able to create. This is truly a meditative experience watching you. I myself started making videos about my adventures, so I'm interested in everything. Grretings from Belarus tourist.
Felix, ich bin begeistert! Einen Freitag mal vergessen und siehe da, ein super Tipp!
Das freut mich sehr!
Many thanks, very interesting
Thanks a lot Christian!
That's excellent Felix! Another vital bit of information for any outward bound enthusiasts. This channel is ace !!!
Thank you so much dear Richard!
This is a skill that I must improve. Your video is very helpful, thanks Felix. Please continue with your great teachings.👍🇨🇦
Thanks a lot for this wonderful feedback!
Good stuff! Thanks
Thanks a lot Mike!
Felix, you're a legend.
Thank you very much!
Brilliant !
Thank you so much!
Great inspiration!
Thank you!
Felix, your videos are truly excellent! Your English is getting better also (good choice to reach a wider audience btw). I hope other big timers see your work and bring you some subscribers because you definitely deserve it!
Thank you so much for this wonderful compliment!
Very useful demo! Thanks!
Thanks a lot for your kind comment!
This is fantastic! Thanks brother!
Thanks my friend!
so genial. wie immer👍immler👍
Haa ha haa immer Immler 🤣 Ich hoffe Dir geht's gut! LG
Felix, I can see you worked hard to turn those branches into cordage. Thanks for the lesson
Sometimes I make a funny face when I'm working with concentration 🤣🤣
You're great! Wonderful videos! Such fun learning from you 👍🏼😁 You'd be such fun to camp with 👏🏼👏🏼🌲⛺
Hello Linda. Thank you very much for your compliment!
Very important lesson for everyone who love the outdoors. To be able to make cordage is one of the most important skills. Thanks!.
I agree. Thank you Lenoardo!
Very good information.I've got a 9 year old grand son that I will show this to.
Super Tipp ... vielen Dank
Sehr gerne!
This is great information! I am going to do a 24 hour survival challenge, and because most of the ground is still covered by winter where I am, I have limited choices. This method is extremely valuable to me. Thanks.
Hi Felix😊, thanks for another interesting video mate, who would have thought a twig could be made so flexible, and useful, I look forward to your next video, stay safe, best wishe's to you and your's, Stuart UK.
Great video thank you for sharing . 👍
Thanks a lot for watching and commenting!
Great looking always have great information!!!
Thanks a lot Mike!
Hello from Detroit Michigan USA Great video Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise
Thank you so much for your support!!
Another handy video! Great work buddy!
Thanks a lot John!
Good video Felix , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Thanks for watching my friend!!
good on ya mate for giving kudos
great job as always my friend!
Thank you so much!