Solo Overnight Building a Post-Apocalyptic Shack In The Woods and Ribeye Philly Cheese Steak
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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🇺🇸 Thanks Corps I really liked this one Man.Its Killer to NOT muck with the Structural Integrity, But to make it work Round 2, Flue's were a Gnarly idea🤘Nothing says Cooking in the Field "Smoothin it, Like Velveta". Groovy 🍀
Can we see a video of first aid in the woods of different scenarios please
Love yr video's man keep them coming
That oven was legit!
"I'm here to kick azz and chew bubble gum,looks like I'm all out of gum".
(Duke nukem).
Awesome shelter that is hobo fabulous lol. Hey is there a bounty on that white feather 😉. Just kidding . I have the upmost respect for Mr hathcock an all the armed forces. Keep the vids coming I enjoy the hell out of them
Corporals Corner- This Old House , Post Apocalyptic style!! Thanks for the recognition of Philly! 20 miles outside Killadelphia!
Lived there for 32 years. I go to visit from time to time.. my lil girl calls it filthadelphia asks the whole time why is there so much trash everywhere? An we stop through 11th and Erie Ave. Namean? Be crazy out that jawn! Lol.
That's it's old name. Used to work at G and Erie. Now just killings and carjacking. It's a shame, I don't go into unless equipped.
I went out there for business last year. Never again 🤣
For real. It was bad in the 80's but now it's worse.
Kudos for always revealing your thought process in building a particular way Corporal. I’ve always said, recruits can be shown how to approach any given situation. However, it’s the “whys” that teach them to think ahead knowing what comes after every action they take. Directions to face a shelter, is your fire visible and from how far away, drainage of camp and water infiltration, etc. Another fine video!
You are so right, the most important question is why.
Noone cares man
@@isawicame4579 Did you also conquer?
_Asking for a friend.._
@@isawicame4579 and I'm sure you'd be the one freezing and suffering if ever put into a survival situation. I've met your type plenty of times. Thinks they're hot shit and once you're out in the wild without your tent and propane heater or camper you start pissing your pants and asking for help from people like me to build you a shelter. I've dealt with so many of you
This brought back so many childhood memories of when we would build forts in the woods using the same items! Can't wait for your off grid cabin videos to start. Have a great week!
I often say survival training today is just us growing up and playing in our day. I remember before I was allowed to play in the woods or creek without an adult with me I had to learn snakes. That was my Dad's rule, he made sure I was as educated as possible.
@@velvanae I'm 36 years old some of my forts are still standing 😁
@@doomguy584 mine too. I found one that I recovered some long lost toys from 40 years ago
Excellent use of a repurposed oven and stovetop.
Reminds me of the forts we built all the time when we were kids, our buddy Neal put an end to that though when he tried to make it a two story, fell through and broke his arm. Haha, the fire place is ingenious
We made 1 with 3 or 4 decks to it 🤣🤣💯
Bro! This is great. Bushcraft meets homelessness. A lot of people are a lost job away from tent city. Thanks for what you do, this one gets you thinking!
Semper
I consider this realistic survival because it's not in the woods, desert, remote island, savannah, or a mosquito infested swamp, but in a place near you touched by civilization and a large dose of entropy. Definitely SHTF worthy . . . AF. You go Corporal!
I really enjoyed this video. We were all kids a one point and this was the kind of stuff I know I loved doing. Shelter building is always great entertainment for me. Thanks for the upload!
Another amazing af video can’t wait till u start the off grid cabin
This is one of the best ones I’ve seen you do yet. Those old log cabins are amazing. You can salvage some really excellent quality wood work from an old log cabin from the 1800s... Bearing in mind that everything would’ve been shaped and cut by hand. They were usually made out of heart pine or hardwood. You can re-purpose the timber’s and boards again.
When I lived overseas I saw log beams that were put in the roof of old buildings that had been salvaged from even older buildings. The timber’s were hundreds of years old. My grandparents lived in a small two room cabin and where my dad was born in the rural South. He told me stories. I actually got to visit the place he grew up and the old about how all seven of them lived in that little shack. It was a timber frame clad with vertical planks and roofed with wood shingles called shakes then later reroofed where the metal sheeting. The 1940s wood and gas oven and old potbelly stove were still in the cabin. I wish I could have taken them out but it belonged to somebody else at that time. The guy had the whole Place not down a few years later which was really sad. I got permission to take a few of the bits and pieces from the cabin before he tore it down. Fat wood shavings is one of my favorite things to start fires with but I also am very fond of Eastern red Cedar bark strips crushed up and rolled into a ball. Another excellent corporals corner
Loved this one - brought back many memories. When I was a kid (ancient history) in the NE PA Coal region, my buddies and I would use everything we could get our hands on to build “huts,” no heat tho.
Lookin forward to seeing your next “hut.”
That was brilliant using the repurpurpossed stove. Can't wait to see more.
I love how Corporal keeps his channel fresh and compelling. RUclips would do well to continue this channel.
Agreed man I have been enjoying his videos for a while, he's better than most at his craft
Man, old dilapidated buildings have a certain charm. Taking what you can from the old and repurposing it is equally cool. Good job.
I am excited for the cabin build! Can't wait!
You literally built every 6 to 14 year old boy's fantasy getaway. I love these builds from scraps. They show what someone can do with such little to sustain themselves if needed.
That fire would have burned much slower had you shut the door. Also, no need to have an additional fire under your cooking - when you keep the firebox closed, the heat travels across to the oven and hot plates. I use one of these old stoves for heat and cooking, and can vouch for how much more efficient they are when used properly. They are truly the prepper's best friend.
make some videos on this for us to see
Still one of my favourites! You need to come back here!
Absolutely awesome video this week! Thanks. Can’t wait to see your off grid build.
Excellent build from used materials to keep warm overnight for survival. Good luck with a cabin on your new property. Be safe, stay healthy, & God Bless everyone.
Post-Apocalyptic and Philly in the same title...seems correct 😜
This is accurate
Calling it a whats to come in about 6months to a year...
Detroit?
@@davidcarter8457 man Detroit won't be on the map lol, mofo gonna run out to better places to grow green lol...
😁
Awesome build 👍feels like something straight from Fallout!! Gathering junk and building with it is satisfying! Thanks Corporal, I appreciate these videos every week. Inspiring for sure!
I, too, was really pleased to see how well the stove worked in this build. It's a great example of both using the resources you find in your environment and working smarter, not harder when setting up a shelter. Thank you for producing yet another high quality period of instruction!
Post-Apocalyptic, what an appropriate and inviting word to describe this adventure, enjoyed
This really takes me back quite a few years. When I was a kid building forts in the woods with bent rusty nails and Mom taking me to the doctor for a Tetanus shot.
Roger on the tetanus shot. btdt
@@rogerehinger6694 Once every ten years.
@@sharonmiller6436 Last one less than ten years ago, but thanks for the reminder. When I was a kid most of the US hadn't heard of Viet Nam.
@@rogerehinger6694 Tetanus or lockjaw has been around for a while. I remember my mother telling us that her sister had contracted it. This was in the '60's and my aunt was in her 40's or thereabouts. I take it that it was fairly common in Vietnam? Everything we knew back then came right off the pages of Life magazine.
@@sharonmiller6436 Where are you going with this, all I said initially was I remember those days, period. I'm an old man who remembers the 1950s and the fun we had as kids.
The Corporal is a very smart and capable man. Salute.
I had to go back and watch it again that makes about the third. It was a true epic build.
As always hit it out of the park. Like the use of all the junk. If the real thing happens that where we will be. Another grand day at school. A lot to try. Thanks again.
Not sure why but this is definitely one of my favourite overnighters you’ve done sir. Outstanding as always
Somewhere a hobo is watching this saying I've been doing it wrong the whole time! also I think a "Apocalytic AF" shirt would be dope to add to the Merch shop Corporal!
Awesomeness 👏 👏 definitely the warmest spot that you created and for just 3hrs totally worth it. Can't wait for the next video outstanding af
the stove.... epic.
may start looking for one at junk stores
gulf coast
~rad~
My idea of an off grid cabin would be a small bought shed with a few solar panels on the roof insulated with a small wood stove. Solar to recharge any lights or even have a light inside for night time.
This video was epic af!! I’m always intrigued by post-apocalyptic scenarios. You really knocked it out of the park with this one!! Keep up the good work!!
Thank you sir awesome af I can’t wait to see what you build on the property
Nice.....love the repurposing of materials
I have been prepping since 2012, never thought of a oven fire place, genius!!!!! As a property manager / landlord we get broken stoves and fridges all the time and saw them as useless before. How can you use a fridge in this context?
Wow totally cool build, props on finding ways to build a shelter 😃👍, can't wait for your build on the new property and definitely looking forward to your next video 😁🤙🤙🤙
That was super cool and very ingenious. Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see your place in the woods. Take care and be safe.
I’m absolutely digging the video game themed videos: Red Dead Redemption, Fallout…
Bethesda needs to hire our man Cpl Kelly as a consultant!
I use to wonder myself why I'm addicted to your videos, then I realized that your videos contain none of those nerve-racking background music like other youtube videos does but the natural sounds of nature and that of you while you are making things or making a shelter as well as while you are cooking. .
After watching and commenting a few of your videos I subscribed today. .
Stay safe, healthy, happy and keep them videos coming . .
Greetings from India. .
Always enjoy your ingenuity and adaptability. (As a retired Army 1SG don't MAKE me explain INGENUITY to a Marine.) JUST KIDDING!!!! You guys have my utmost respect. Pushing 80, and can't get around well, so I really enjoy your adventures. Keep up the good work.
Oustanding as usual Corporal. Love the way you utilised that stove. So simple yet very effective. Excellent. Can't wait for your next shack in the woods. 👍
I love the ingenuity of using the stove instead of the burn barrel that I said in the last episode. Cooking and keeping warm love it. Keep it up! I'll be watching.
the off grid cabin that you dont take down after one campout and add to it over time sounds like a great content idea.
Stay strong my friend. My best wishes from Greece
This brought back memories of me and my siblings build a hideaway in the woods. Thanks, Corporal. Loved the video.
I think that was fun to watch. That's why I'm always watching.
Thanks again for what you do. 👌🤠👍
With all of the amazing shelters you’ve built over the course of your channel, I’ve been patiently waiting for you to pick a great spot in the woods and build a really nice permanent cabin. Having a nice solid permanent structure that you can come back to, so you can make constant improvements and upgrades, is something I find to be super exciting. I honestly can’t wait for you to start that project. As always, I enjoyed this video and I look forward to seeing the next one! Cheers!
Those are cut nails. That's very good stuff. Reclaiming that lumber and hardware might be worth the time investment.
Your always great at making something out of nothing. I watch all your videos that pop up for me in my notifications. And watch them all start to finish. There excellent. I always checked out some of the pages you showed out but they haven't really been posting much.
Great video, Corporal! That old firebox stovetop was a sweet find! I love your creativity and resourcefulness. 🤗
outstanding shelter
the stove was definitely a great score
Cool , love the stove/fireplace
Brilliant use of that old cooker, I bet you have so many ideas to reuse it over and over 💥 Your videos never fail to inspire - thank you Shawn. Can't wait for next Sunday ! 😊💫
I must say, this episode is the most enjoyable one, for me, yet! It gives me hope about surviving the up coming zombie apocalypse in the ruins of civilization. I almost feel like Kyle Reese in the Terminator movie. Thanks very much!
Same here, Frodo. These vids get me out of thinking there is no hope. With each view I pick up a little bit of skill for survival.
Rethink the Chinese apocalypse . . They'll be wanting that Obama-bin-ladin money back
so badass i had to come back and watch it again. outstanding af indeed 👏
Awesome AF! Bob Vila eat your heart out! The fireplace/stove sure came in handy. Look forward to seeing you build your off-grid cabin. 👍👻
This episode right here is one of my favorite episode you have to take old wood and make something with it that's what I call real bushcrafting
I was skeptical in the beginning. However I was hopeful knowing your builds have always served you well. You rocked this one. The stove for heating and cooking was awesome. I'm ready for next week's video already.
Love your vids Corp... But, remember when you build your shack, if you can position one side of your cabin in an area that get alot of sun, and use Plexiglas, or clear plastic roofing there, you will get alot of passive solar heat during the day... Especially if you put brick or stone on the floor below it. You can cover it during the night with a quilted moving blanket, or even bubble wrap to help retain the heat. Can't wait to see what you come up with!!!
First job of a 1800's blacksmith's apprentice, pull and peen nails. Wonder who the apprentice was who made that nail, and if he could ever fathom how famous it would become....😆. Awesome build. Poetic how a bell end of Terra cotta pipe bell end fits nicely over the element hole of a gas stove probably decades if not more apart in age. I guess 6 inches has always been 6 inches......except don't ask my wife.....😐
I like the idea of an off grid cabin. Look forward to watching it happen and progress! Once again this is Bill from Houston
Outstanding, young man! Every kids dream- a secret shack in the woods! My 10 year old self would have been your best friend.
That house has some really nice vintage wood planks. Great for salvaging and maybe build a cabin.🤔
Another great video, just 1 question where is the Bacon
And the nacho chips 😂
As a big fan of fallout franchise and post apocalyptic stuff I really enjoyed this video, my favorite of the recent Sundays. Awesome work corporal!
Great video. With your new property you’ve acquired, it’s time for a base camp/hq. Recycled timber build would be perfect. Thanks for the great content. It’s very inspiring
Making use of that old oven was great!
Dude, another great video! But even though I have your channel notifications set to all, I haven't been notified that you've dropped a new one on you last several videos. So I'm glad I'm subscribed to your email list!
YT claims all subs are notified
Incredible build. And I know I shouldn't have worried, but every rusty nail made me nervous. Tetanus is not fun.
Unless you have a cut in the skin there's no problem with tetanus. Rusty nails are bad if you step on them and they come through your boot and into your foot. Nails are made of iron or steel and will rust.
There are a lot of clones out there but there is only one Corporal. And he's at the top of his craft....
The things your mind comes up with is so amazing
Using that stove as a fireplace is a fantastic idea! I'm digging it too.
Looks just like something out of Fallout 4/76, great work man
Maybe your up for video suggestions maybe not. My idea is to give a presentation on bushcraft/Marines first aid and personal hygiene while hiking and in a survival situation (things like keeping clean, foot care, deep wound care, any natural antibiotics, things like that. Thanks 4 reading.
no one will watch this and youtube will throttle the video for giving medical advice during covid
Corporal I'm grinning from ear to ear ... Reminds me of the runaway times of the kids from my neighborhood.... We blasted in forts, a little bit little rascals, a little army, and alot of Ninja...thank you for the cheer and joys of the moment, some of the greatest memories, as I started out as a brownie, then went to a girl scout, so much love for spending time learning something new, having the survival skills necessary to make it outdoors, enjoying the fruits of hot meals of ones labor,. Got to love what you do and it shows!!!! Happy Forts, Happy, Happy.......another thought.... Smiling.... Take a man out to the woods, but can't take woods out of the man.....!!!!!!
Loved this one! I enjoy repurposing what ever I can find. ❤️🇨🇦
That stove/fireplace you rigged up is a winner. I also like the humor you always have in your abilities, the clay tiles for arm cannons, bullseye.
We need to get this guy to 1 mil
Another great video. Thank you for all your hard work and enthusiasm… always very enjoyable.
Wondering if you will ever include something about bathing and/or toileting out in the woods.
Smoothin it! You are so popular, Google cranked out 4 advertisements in your 1 video. You've come a long way, baby!
Man, this setup looks more comfortable then any other I've seen you do. Using that old stove was genius
💈 That outdoor 4-eye stove with 2 included chimneys is not on your website!Wuz up wit that!😁 😂 👌
Looking forward to you off grid build, keep it going!
Why did you take it all apart?
I get taking the tarp... but why not leave it in place for you to revisit?
Being able to cook while standing up when bushcrafting is awesome on its own!
I would be quite interested to see a multi part series about building a small shed size cabin/dugout shelter with homemade fireplace and the like that gets improved through out the year. Or maybe a once a month update on the structure as it gets insulated and etc.
Loving the apocalyptic theme. I'll take first watch.
The only thing you’re missing is Dog Meat and a vault suit.
Your robot thing cracked me up 😃
Winner, winner chicken dinner!! Another genius use of resources, welldone Shawn.
"Philly Cheesesteak?" No...
"Apocalyptic, CHEESE and STEAK!" Love it!
That is cool af !!! 🤣
Put stones in the bottom of the stove, to keep it warm alot longer during the nights
Don't they explode when they get hot?
@@mrs_frank it's possible but they mostly "pop", I've never had a stone "explode"
Hey brother. Im a us army combat Infantry vet. I appreciate you channel. You've inspired my boy's and I to start building a stone camping shelter out here in Osage co oklahoma. Keep the great videos coming. P.S. check out Simper fi by MJ Hanks. GOD BLESS 🙌
This is a great video! Let's say you gotta reuse material from what's left of your house after a natural disaster like a tornado or something... Great use of oven, because one could gut out the one they have/find and use it as well. And if the refrigerator is still intact lay it down ice it up. Still useable for food/drink for the time being if a cooler isn't in sight. If not dig a hole line it up with a tarp/shower curtain cover with random debris for stealth storage. Keep the videos coming!
I give one vote for the return of the 30 minute video, or the occasional 30min video. Love the good campfire chat sharing your thoughts on whatever and maybe a Q/A segment? Love a corporals corner Sunday. Thanks as always for the honest work and teaching.