CR///EK teaches how to use his Take Down Bow Drill Kit
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2016
- CR///EK teaches how to use his Take Down Bow Drill Kit. Get this exact kit at: www.creekstewart.com/skills-ki...
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really great set up, neat, different and well constructed.
I remember years ago when the Boy Scout catalog sold Bow Drill as well Flint & Steel Kits.
In total agreement with you regarding Take a kit with you . My Apache elk skin kit already has proven materials in it . Some people don't realize that aboriginal / "primitive" humans carried a complete fire kit with them and these bags were and are highly venerated . Your article in the Backwoodsman magazine Nov/Dec 2016 was a great read and the advertising on the back page for Whiskey Knives is why 2 blades were ordered . Your videos - books and teachings are much appreciated & Thanks again . Lefty - New Mexico
Received my Creek Takedown bow drill kit very fast. Of course I couldn't wait to try it... I achieved an ember with this on the second try! This is a very good kit, I can't wait to try it again tomorrow night for a real fire.
Thanx Creek
Just got my kit very nice all your books are well done simple to understand. Ty
I've seen a lot of people do bow drills on youtube and only 3 now that truly have real experience that they claim. You sir are the 3rd great video and I will be picking up that book.
It's essential to teach the basic skills of the Bow Drill, but more importantly .... they need to see that they can get their fire. After that.... the responsibility is theirs. Well said.
Ordered mine yesterday. can't wait. Creek is the man
Awesome! Just let me know if have questions once you give it a shot!
my dad made these years ago. but to learn, he is not the teacher you are. i'd follow you anywhere
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Cool kit! That would have been great when I was learning. Great stuff!
My grandson and I just watched this and tried our best for an hour, but didn't get an ember to stay lit and I'm plum tuckered. Tomorrow is a new day, lucky for me I have a firesteel...thanks for sharing the video and making the kit Creek.
I made the same mistake you did, putting all of my energy into the bow drill. You may be working too hard. I find that success with the bow drill comes from stamina more than the speed you're able to put into it. Like Creek said, most of it is just getting dust into a notch that will light easily. If you're having trouble getting the dust into an ember and it's sunny out why not try lighting it with a magnifying glass. I did that just to check if the dust was right and I got a coal with a magnifying glass. Maybe you can't get a smouldering ember entirely by friction now, but at the very least you've got a way to supplement other fire starting tools.
Kool video bro
I'm an avid diy'er, but this even has my attention. I've never managed to make a set that actually worked.
nice idea creek I do the same thing out of pcp pipe hand form it into bumarag and then cut the harth bourd
I would be interested in discussing the Bow drill with you.
Thanks for great info Creek! where did you get the moccasins?
Question! Those moccasins are gorgeous!!! Is there anyway to buy those, or are they hand made by yourself? And btw... You've got really great charisma. It makes watching all your videos a pleasure!
Creek, I have to know where you got your boots in this vid or who made them for you. I just don't think I could possibly use a bow drill wearing anything other. LOL No really, I would love to know where I can get a pair. Thanks
creek: use a pre made kit.
me: nah.
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creek what pants are you wearing in this video
LRRP69 And what awsome shoes?
Survival is doomed. Pre drilled, pre done. Pre doomed.
Were you even listening through your preconceived ideas? He directly said it's for those who've never even picked up a bow before so they can LEARN on a set that WON'T set them up for failure. Making your own kit is something that comes after you've mastered the basics and can incorporate your self sufficiency into it. It's no different than stabilizers when learning how to ride a bike. Once you get your balance and don't need stabilizer wheels any more, you take the damn things off and ride. After that, you can get on any bike and ride it with no problem.
@@angelus_solus Yup, there's always a know it all who doesn't listen and likes to look down their noses at people while they're not listening OR understanding the basis or context of it all. 🙄
Lost me at suckers