3 Cuts Every Survivalist Should Know!!!
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2020
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FINALLY, someone that is not doing a thousand time more, a video about "how this brand o hammock is great" or "how this new knife is cool", but that is actually giving REAL good advices and techniques about bushcraft and survivalism. Thank you a lot !
That's the kind of stuff I wish I had learned younger to avoid losing precious energy and time and gain a lot more safety in my movements.
Hello Dan. Thank you for these great explanations! Greetings from Switzerland
Felix
And it's a small world for the best of the best.... Grüezi, Felix! 🥂 auch für Dich alles Liebe und beste Grüße!
Thats high praise coming from Dr. SAK.
THIS.
This, is the kind of stuff that is rarely taught but should be 101.
Instead, these techniques are often held back or not given enough consideration during instruction.
Probably because they are natural techniques which one usually develops _after_ a number of painful mistakes... Or *"teachable moments."*
Coalcracker is one of my favorites for precisely this reason.
Yeah, I can STILL show you the lasting marks those "teachable
moments" made on me and my hands 😜
"3 cuts every survivalist"... has a scar for that prove they've practiced in the real world.
What do you name a boy who plays with knives..?
Nick..! Lol
@@darwingraves308 I am "older", I agree. I have a few marks myself. I learned with my mistakes..
I appreciate your teaching technique. You show and tell HOW to do something and then explain in simple terms WHY to use that technique. Also in a slow, patient way that is easy to follow. Thanks!
Great information.! 👍👍 I’ve been messing with knives for 50 years and never knew these techniques. My dad was an avid outdoorsman and lumberjack in Maine after WW2, but passed when I was young so I didn’t get lots of information I wish I could have. His main rule, and one I try to pass on is never cut Towards yourself (especially with force). Thank you for all your lessons and tips. I really enjoy and appreciate them. Best wishes! God Bless
I'm a burly 6'7" 350 guy and was wounded by the reference! lol Also, I cut myself all the time and the wife never lets me live it down. Appreciate the 101 lessons, brother.
Re- watched this with grandson. Great video, thank you Dan.
Showing this to my sons, perfect.
Same
First I was like: "why on earth anyone would need a video like this?"
Then I started thinking it deeper while the vid played in the background..
I guess there's growing amount of men who don't teach their kids to use a knife. And for those ppl (both the kids and the adults) this is actually pretty useful.
Well . . . unfortunately . . . after watching the video, I have developed a nagging sense of guilt. I have always been proud of my knife skills.(3rd gen butcher on 1side, uncles on the other, 55 yrs of carrying a knife @ work & play)
BUT . . . I'm not sure of how well I passed them on to my 4 kids. 😞
@@darwingraves308 No time like the PRECIOUS PRESENT....👊Growth...
Great tips. I really liked the chest lever one, seems so much more controlled for stripping the small branches off.
Definitely going to show the grandchildren these techniques!
I am glad you are teaching a 6 year old how to work a knife. About o buy my 5yo a knife and I see I take far too much for granted. Great content, much appreciated, keep it up.
I think what I like about your teaching is that you assume nobody knows anything; then you demonstrate what you're teaching, and make it as simple as possible for us to understand.
Awsome information in this video! Saving energy is key in a survival situation, the chest lever is a great way to conserve.
Thank you.. this is helpful for me teaching my daughter...
This 63 year old, old lady appreciates stuff like this! I’m hooked on your videos!!
I like the emphasis on knife safety, The mora knives are extremely sharp out of the box, thanks. I enjoy your videos
Yes. Truly great advice. Thank you very much. I will be teaching this to my son. As always, you are a living Legend. Thanks.
Great Instructions. Thanks for Sharing
This is powerful, especially if a lot of cutting is required. Awesome vid!
The first cutting method is really efficient. Its a lot more better than flailing your arm. Thank you for the info.
I've been doing the chest lever wrong, thanks for the pointers!
Good video. With the knee lever, I like to tell people it's the same sort of wrist anchoring as with a bowdrill - same location on the wrist. 👍🏻
Oh yeh, I've been watching you're channel for a long time. Just twigged what's drawing me in besides content and humour etc. It's the Alan Alda voice, bloody ring in! 👍
Hey man, logged in just to say, these are awesome! I love how accessible they are for folks who don't have that hand/arm strength available for whatever reason, while upping the safety and control factors. Definitely plan on using this with my kids and Cub Scouts!
Also, truly grateful for the safety tips around drilling holes and using saws as well. My right thumb (lefty here) could have used those a few years ago, and maybe others will have the chance to learn from my mistakes.
The Child I was thinking of soon giving a knife will learn those techniques first thing! Thanks! All of them are good for adults - but really a good thing to learn for Children!!
I wish I could come from South Africa and spend some time with you ..... GREAT channel with great learning!!!
Good to know that a 6-year-old has more skills than I do!
I love seeing that young man's videos.
This is fantastic. I will definitely be using this in the future when teaching groups that have kids.
Great tips Dan, thanks!
Thumbs can help as well. One can hold the stick with their fingers on one hand, and push the knife blade with their thumb(or pull the stick back with their fingers while supporting the knife blade with their thumb), while holding the knife with the other hand. It limits the range of motion as well, and is great for making small controlled cuts.
Interesting video. Not something you normally think about. How to (safely) cut things in the bush. Helpful to novices and veterans. I learned a thing or two!
Thanks Dan. Take care.
Good tips! Thanks for the pointers.
Thanks. Techniques are always appreciated.
your videos are the most informative and shows excellent techniques that not everyone think of ....their really helpful and worth their weight in gold to the beginning camper thanks a lot
Great video! Thank you!
Great stuff and all very safe to use!!!
Great skills to learn! Thanks!
This is exactly why I love your channel more than other ones. You show people exactly how to do what you are teaching and you teach practical, little known techniques. Thank you and please keep on doing that hoo doo that you do so very well.
Awesome! My wrist is a problem as I'm gettong older and these type of ideas help adapt. Keep em coming please
Learn something new every day. Thanks!
Learned something today. Great content.
Awesome! Thank you!
Great info. Will be sharing with kids and scouts. Thanks
Thank you for all of the great information!!
Nicely done and well explained Dan!
Really good use of leverage to control force. Great video!
Enjoying these videos! Learning so much. Thank you.
Great job! Good information for our young folks!
Who knew! So simple...so good! Thanks!
Thanks so much for the useful tips. Super helpful.
Great teaching and good to know skills, thanks!
Great tutorial for kids...nice.
Another powerfully informative video. Thank you.
Great intructional video as always, Prof. Thanks for sharing.
Thank You Sir, such a Great teacher
Thanks Dan. Easily explained and easy techniques.
Excellent!
Good one Dan. Many of us have been using knives for years & didn't know these techniques. You always get a thumbs up from me.
Thank you for anouther great video!!!! Take care and stay safe my friend
Excellent safety and energy saving techniques. thanks for sharing this.
Simple and clear. 👍👍👍
Dan, that's true with virtually all uses of hand cutting tools - even in a "shop" situation.
Great, thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Excellent presentation and I learned some things I did not know;thanks!!!
Great video! Appreciate this kind of content & your excellent teaching style.
Good info, thanks.
Cutting edge video, learning something new every day. Thanks for the video,
Mr. Coalcracker .
You rock man!!! One of my main inspirations for getting out into the woods!!
These are great tips Dan, thanks. Alan Rice
Thanks Dan!!! Great info! I'll go through this with my Grandkids. Great way to teach.
Terrific and safe techniques for anyone.
Another great video Sir
Great video ill have to watch it again with my son when he us done with school
Thank you. You're a great teacher and this is exactly the type of thing everyone needs to know.
Perfect for my scouts! Thanks 😊
Thank you.
Nicely done sir. 😊
Very good info to share, well done and well taught
Great information
Good video great tricks how to teach our kids
Thanks Dan! My son Elijah (7) and I used these skills this weekend. I bought him a Mora Scout JR knife and silkie pocket boy folding saw for Christmas. He wasn’t into the bushcraft stuff much until he got a saw. Now all he wants to do is “cut wood” and build a shelter, lol. Thanks a lot for your short, to the point skill videos.
Excellent....👊
Great stuff 👍👍
I was so happy when I saw your collaboration with the Townsends. And always love your easily digestible videos that are succinct yet thorough.
Hi Dan, though not being an outdoors rookie anymore, there's always something new in your vids. Thanks so much for that and thanks for this vid giving me new ideas! Take care and stay safe, best from Germany, Tom
Awesome. I like your style. Never seen the knee lever. Cool.
Good knowledge to know
Great, safe cutting techniques!
More of these practical videos please!
Technique training is always good.
Very useful info! I went into this thinking there wasn't anything much for me to learn from, but I was wrong.
Thank you
Cheers from an Italian fan 🤟🤟🤟
Good important stuff. How about some techniques for wild bears that might be rioting in your camp?
I've been a viewer a long time and I wish we'd get those types of videos over the same old stuff that he covered before.
Very good, I'm going to have my kids try these techniques out this weekend.
Greetings once again from nova Scotia, you are a BORN teacher. I come from three generations of ships cook, and my three sons are all comfortable with knives,since they grew up working with them. Goodness what a good man you are. Blessings
Nice moves but exceptional demos thanks and stay ready