NEW HACK NO ONE KNOWS
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2022
- HERE IS A CAMP HACK NO ONE KNOWS. IT IS A TRICK TO TAKE CORADAGE LIKE 550 CORD OR BANKLINE AND CREATE A LINE TO USE AS A WAY TO ATTACH A TENT STAKE TO A TARP OR U.S.ARMY PONCHO. THIS TRICK WILL WORK WITH MANY KINDS OF U.S.ARMY SURPLUS ALICE PACKS PONCHOS OR TARPS. IT WILL ALSO SERVE AS A SORFT LOCKING SHACKLE TO HOOK GEAR LIKE RUCKSACK BACKPACKS TO TREES OR ATTACH GEAR TO THE RUCKSACKS.
TO BEGIN THE VIDEO IWILL SHOW HOW TO MAKE THE TOGGLE LOOP AND HOW IT WILL SERVE AS A WAY TO HOOK UP A TENT PEG QUICK AND EASY TO ANY TARP. I HOPE YOU ENJOY THE VIDEO PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT BELOW AND SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON TO FEED THE RUclips SYSTEM..
I WAS WATCHING A RUclips CHANNEL AND SAW HOW THIS GENTLEMAN USED A SIMPLE TOGGLE TO FORM A LOCKING TOGGLE. FROM THAT I FELT I COULD ADD THE TOGGEL TO MY ADJUSTABLE GUY LINE AND FORM A LOCKING TOGGLE LOOP THAT WOULD WORK LIKE A CINCH STRAP FOR HOLDING LOADS.I USED MY WCKNIVES BLACKBIRD TO CUT A OAK BRANCH OF PROPER SIZE. THEN I REMOVED THE BARK AND LOCATED THE PLACE TO CUT THE SMALL HOLE FOR THE 550 PARACORD. TO BORE THE HOLE I USED MY VICTORNOX FIELDMASTER CUTTING AWL. THIS AWL ALLOWED THE HOLE TO BE CLEAN CUT WITH LESS CHANCE OF SPLINT THE OAK STICK. ONCE THE BASICK HOLE WAS BORED I SHIFTED THE THE SMALL BLADE OF THE FIELDMASTE TO DRESS THE EDGES AND PREVENT SPLITING. FINALLY I USED THE PHILIPS SCREWDRIVER TO FULLY OPEN AND ROUND OUT THE HOLE . I HAD ARLEADY CREATED A ADJUSTABLE GUY LINE FROM 550 PAPACORD.ITH THE END PASSED THRU THE TOGGLE I CREATED I WAS READY TO TEST MY IDEA. USING THE ADJUSTABLE GUY LINE I WAS ABLE TO MAKE THE CORD FIT THE LOAD BY SLIDING THE PRUSICK KNOT TO PROPER SIZE.THEN THE TOGGLE USED TO CINCH THE LOAD TIGHT THE TOGGLE PREVENTS THE PARACORD FROM SLIPPING AND SERVES THE PLACE OF A BUCKLE WITH OUT HAVING TO TIE KNOTS.
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That's really a great idea! And, you're right, I have never seen that method. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
here is a simple hack that can do so much for your woods time hope you enjoy please hit the like button if you do safe journeys
Blackie.. I found your Channel a while back I have learned more from you in the last few months than I have from anyone in my 44 years, That's when it comes to outdoors tricks & tips. Love your videos. Thanks for your time.
Awesome, thank you!
I agree
Sir, you certainly deserve the bushcraft award of the year! You have just changed camping and bushcraft forever, for those who receive this!!!
Blackie that is the amazing use of cordage I have ever seen. To me that's the best of best and used are limitless. I will put this in my bushcraft toolbox and hope I can use it in the future. God bless Blackie you're the greatest. Have a great day Blackie.
Right on
Dad used to do this with regular 3 strand twisted rope. He held all kinds of stuff on the pack mule that way. I never thought about making my own twisted cord, and the soft shackle option will make it into my kit for sure.
This is such a great tip! I’m gonna do this to all of my tarps and my poncho. I’ve been watching a lot of your older videos, too. It’s a gold mine of genuinely useful information! I really appreciate that you share so much knowledge. Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you!
The same construction is used in a type of flemish bowstring. I have a small machine, drill driven, to build this type.
Good idea, Blackie, of this cord constuction!
yep i make flemish bowstring back when i was a shooting sports instructor for bsa summer camp
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That is something else we have in common Blackie!
I too was a BSA camp counselor/merit badge instructor back in the early 1970s (archery, canoeing, backpacking, pioneering and wildnerness survival)
Brilliant! Thanks for creating the bush craft spring loop!
Blackie , WOW A Great Video with Outstanding Information. You are right I wouldn't have ever thought of that , and so simple . Thank You for passing on the knowledge and craft . Yes You Are The Master Woodsman and Buschcrafter , Can't wait for the books . Thanks Again. Tim L.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow, been doing this kinda push through thing with a chain sinnet, and opening up old hemp ropes do try and do the toggle thing like this too. But this Innovation is another modern and brilliant take with modern materials. Learning much. Thanks.
This is an excellent tip and how you can use it. It would also preserve your line so it can always be reused again. Amazing. Thank you for showing it to all of us. I truly appreciate all the time you take in making these vids for us. Take Care and Stay Safe.
You are so welcome!
Really great hack I never saw before. I will have to give it a try. Thanks for sharing.
Hope you enjoy
Thanks for that tutorial. I own a purchased twisted bungee clothesline that is intended to be used for that purpose, but I never gave any thought to crafting anything like that on my own. My mind is spinning right now at the possibilities.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Blackie, glad to see you're feeling better. I will be putting those on my basha shelter and my ALICE pack as well as using the soft shackles on my sailing boat. Brilliant work, please keep it up.
Sounds great!
I was kind of meh about the tarp tie, but then you showed all the other uses! Wow! Great job sir! Thank you!
No problem!
Brilliant idea, Blackie. You know, this is how they make those travel clotheslines that you string up in your hotel bathroom that you don't need clothespins for. Just stick the ends of your shirts, socks, and underwear through the gaps and they stay up. Of course they make those out of surgical tubing for extra stretch but the principle's the same and doing it your way with non-stretch cord would work, too, if you twist it enough like you show how.
Exactly!
Really handy! Thanks Blackie!
Happy to help!
That is a great idea! You are basically making a short piece of reverse wrap cordage with Paracord or bank line, I've made a lot of natural cordage using reverse wrap, but never once thought of using the method for something like this.
Wow! Talk about innovation! It is rare to find a truly “new” hack. You are amazing
thanks
Blackie I haven't used bankline, it is something new to me. I ordered some #36 and it arrived yesterday and after supper I am going to cut a two foot section and give this a try. Thank you for another great video.
Hope you enjoy it!
Absolutely brilliant! So easy but so useful. Thx Blackie.
Glad it was helpful!
Well that's a game changer! A million uses are running through my head now. Thanks Blackie!
You bet!
I like this one. Lots of good uses.
Excellent!
Awesome tip! Thanks for sharing! I m going to outfit my tarp and rain poncho with these this weekend. Also I will even attach one along with some of your soft shackles that I made up to my Blackbird Haversack for nice to have!
sounds good
Great idea!
I learn so much from you Mr Blackie. Thank you again for all you do.
👌🤠👍
Very welcome
Great idea 👌 think Iam going to use that lots thanks Blacky interesting video thanks
Never seen that before and it is very neat. Thank you for figuring it out and sharing!
My pleasure!
Great idea, Blackie. Thanks!
Glad you liked it! and thank you very much
Great video, loving this series. I'm going to make lots of those to put them on everything!
Have fun!
Simply amazing - knowing so much, but still learning - thanks for showing !!
Stay safe and take care
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice!!!! Excellent hack! This I will use! Thank you for the great video.
Glad it was helpful!
That's not in the Ashley Book of Knots. Very useful, thank you.
great! these will be handy. thanks.
Gotta LOVE your Grandmother!!
Simple, really is awesome.
Thanks for a great lesson on thinking outside the box.
Thanks for watching!
Brilliant. That's why I'm a subscriber, Sir!
thanks for following the channel
Thank you! Definitely gonna make a few of these. My next project for winter. ✌️
Wonderful!
Very very cool trick! I've never seen that before!
Glad you liked it! feel free to use it sir i look forward to seeing what you come up with it
Another great idea , Blackie . Gonna try it myself right away, many thanks !
Go for it!
great tip and trick be using that cheers for sharing
I've been having some fun making these twisted cords using different materials. A swimming goggle brand also sells replacement bunji type 1/8" elastic cord material about 30" long. I had my best luck with this material; about 15 revolutions worked well. Next I tried 1100 lb paracord from WalMart. I couldn't work with it at all. After stretching the sheath & cutting the excess off, when I started twisting, the filaments inside still twisted to the point where individual kinks would force themselves through the outside sheath. I gave up on that. I also bought some bulk 1/4" bunji cordage from Runnings Store & made up some in 3 different lengths. That worked out quite well. Next I'll try the regular 550 paracord & see how smoothly that goes. Thanks again for that hack that I've never heard of or seen before.
glad you have found it to be helpful thanks for watching
Incredible. I'll never forget this.
Fantastic idea. No end to the uses
Thank you! 😊
You’re right I’ve never seen that before. I am going to have to make a couple up. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the great videos.
Thanks for watching!
Blackie , great tip , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Thanks for watching!
Absolutely brilliant idea thanks for sharing 💪🏴👍🍺🔥🥩
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks Blackie I appreciate this I have loops on a military poncho and was needing a way to prevent it from hanging up
these will help alot
Thank you Blackie, I going to try this out.
Please do!
Great idea thanks Blackie. I've seen you used these but I just came across this video where you made them
Now that is handy as a shirt pocket Blackie! Thanks for this demo! Take care!
Thanks, you too! thanks for stopping by brother look forward to us camping together
WOW, never heard of this until now thanks so much Brother!
Glad to help
Awesome thinking!!
I think so too!
This is Useful. And I will be using this very soon.
Highest of compliments sir. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks again I'm going to try one now. I've already have ten ideas your the best buddy.
Go for it!
Great idea blackie I'm have to do that with all my Bank line
Go for it!
Long video but very useful tips. Thank you sir.
More excellent information, please keep it up Blackie.....
Much appreciated
Clever as the dickens. I'm heading out camping tomorrow. I can't wait to try new tricks and play with my rope toys!
I can see using that to hang a pack on a tree. Great tip Blackie!!
Absolutely!
Hey ,that's a dam good idea!!! Very useful. Thanks
No problem!
Cool trick, I like it an will use this, thx for the vid Blackie
Any time!
I looked at ever verse in the Bible that had ther word simple in it and this is the closest verse I could find, Grandmothers sometimes took it out of content to make it simple for the grandchildren to understand.
Pro 21:11 When the scorner is punished, the simple is made wise: and when the wise is instructed, he receiveth knowledge.
thank you
That is a great idea thanks for sharing stay safe and God Bless
Thanks 👍
Bushcraft zip ties and now bushcraft bungees; what's next?
Love the idea. Keep up the amazing content.
You got it!
Now, this is a real "paradigm" 👋👍👍🤔😜 and I love that way of creativity... well done Mrs, and Thanks a lot. 🧙♂️🇨🇦
Thank you! Cheers!
Highly intelligent and very useful. Thank you 😊😊😁
Glad you think so!
Blackie.... this is of of your best!! Outstanding hack!!
more on it to come
Now, that's incredibly useful ! Also, it is a great application for the end of roll cordage.
Absolutely!
That is one slick idea blackie thanks
no problem
Yep, different. Works somewhat like a Chinese finger trap. Well illustrated. Thanks Blackie.
it does
Great idea, I’m using it as a bracelet.
Sounds great!
👍👀Wow! Blackie your a-maze-zing! Thanks for your excellent tips!
My pleasure!
This is brilliant!
thanks
That's ingenius ! Reckon your Grandmother was right....
Leonardo da Vinci said "Simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication" ....
Thanks for that...gonna be incredibly useful 👍
All the best....
Absolutely
Just subscribed
Great hack. I've a bit of experience and just learned something new which is highly appreciated. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
I’m going to be busy making these! Great stuff!
You should!
Great tip Blackie!
Thanks 👍
This is very clever, I'll have to give it a try.
please do
what a bloody great idea.
glad you like it
👍👍👍 THAT'S COOL 😎 Thanks Sir Blackie
Great video
Thanks!
That’s really good, I was about to change the rusted wire on my clothes line and by some new clothes pegs as well but not now.
cool idea
Great idea. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe. ATB. Nigel
Thanks for watching!
Very nice trick.
Thank you! Cheers!
I like it. Thanks
Glad you like it
Wow you sold me on these! Made a set while I was watching!
awesome
Great video thanks. Great hack for any where and every where at any time. Going to add to camp & EDC.
You bet!
That's great, Blackie..!!🇺🇲🇺🇲
thanks
Awesome!
Glad you think so!
Cool beans my friend.
Thanks for the visit
now, that's a great idea almost like a shock cord. you sir are to be commended .
Thank you kindly
Awesome thank you
You bet!
That's super cool blackie I've never seen that b4
thanks for the visit
Very cool!
thank you
Love it!
Thanks!!
Thank you for your time to make this video; l have seen something similar to many years ago; a shock cord done basically done like
that being used as a clothesline;:
You are very welcome
outstanding 👍💯🏆🏆🏆
Thank you so much 😀