THE 2 TOGGLE IMPROVISED RIDGELINE
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- HERE IS QUICK EASY WAY TO MAKE UP A IMPROVISED RIDGELINE WHEN YOU NEED A SECOND RIDGELINE OR YOUR RIDGELINE HAS BEEN LOST.THANKS FOR WATCHING. YOU WILL NEED 30 FT OR MORE OF STRONG LINE A 550 PARACORD WORKS WELL FOR THIS. YOU WILL TAKE FROM THE ;LAND A PAIR OF THUMB SIZE STICKES TO ACT AS TOGGLES FOR THE RIDGELINE..
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love the knowledge. The more skill and knowledge, the less equipment needed.
i will try to do more skills videos as the summer heat rolls thru.. safe journeys everyone
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I was a Boy Scout a long time ago, and this brought back memories. I wonder if there are any Boy Scouts left in the world today. Thank you Blackie. . .
thank you
I am an old Boy Scout
Sure there are still Scouts - now it’s called Scouting USA and admits girls. You could volunteer and help pass on your skills and outlook on the value of woods skills.
I'm an old Eagle Scout (1970), currently a Scout counselor.
And yes, I remember that hack too!
I am a second generation Eagle Scout. Disappointed we didnt have a good troop where I live and so my son lost interest. However, He likes going into the woods with me, so Im trying to teach him.
Hi Blackie, greeting from Australia, thankyou for your time to make these videos, muchly appreciated.
Blackie there's no faulting a swiss army knife i use mine alot repair things and carving I love your content very inspirational god bless you 🇺🇲👍🐾🦊🇮🇹
glad to do it
@@BLACKIETHOMAS dang your fast on draw lol 👍🇮🇹🦊🐾🇺🇲
This is so good trick.
Good video Blackie , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Thanks, you too!
I like this one Blackie. Simple is good 😊
Interesting and well done. Thanks for the video. Your instruction is different than the other bushcraft you tubers. A fresh perspective.
Wow, thanks!
Wow a pocket saw that actually works .
Blackie,
I now use this method, I like it, it just works..the ones I have in my pack are made out of fat wood so they have a dual purpose..
very nice
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You are always thinking. Great video
Glad you think so!
I like it!
your awesome sir thanks for dropping by
Geeezz Blackie...you never cease to amaze me. Awesome tool to add to my toolbox. Thanks my friend 👊
Any time!
Nice! Very clever Blackie. Hope all is well. - Stanley
thanks
That's awesome, Blackie. Thanks for the video. 👍
No problem 👍
Yup, good back-up system.
Great and very useful video! Thanks Blackie. ATB Sam from Vietnam
Thank you very much!
Hello Blackie! Thank You very much Sir, Greetings from France ^_^
Hello there!
Great content!
thank you
👍👍 ... Smart !!! Thanks. ...Alan in 🇨🇱
Glad you liked it!
Visually and brilliantly done....!
thank you for your kind words
Good idea and nice demo!
Thank you for this tip Blackie..stay cool.
Will do!
hey bro I've been your follower for a long time, this is an excelent trick, just to thank you for the inspiration, let me tell you that 2 weeks ago I have the same idea and uploaded a similar video with this concept on my channel, using your idea of the toggle (I hope you don't mind) to tighten a ridgeline with absolubtly no knots, not a single knot, you know sometimes we use other people's ideas to make inspirate improvements... So Thanks for the inspiration... you have a very good channel. greetings from Mexico.
awesome always feel free to use what ever i post thats why i am here to share the knowledge safe journeys to you
Lol I was commenting when I heard you say what I was thinking
lol cool
@blackoracle69 I guess we think a lot alike or I have been paying attention to you for awhile lol
Blackie, Thanks for sharing this great Tip and Trick for making things easier and better always making things smoother in the outdoors. Thanks Again. I am going to buy four of your books when they go to print.
thank you for all your support
Greetings Blackie- Well done video on this method. Ive seen another similar video, but yours is better in my opinion. I did see how Dave Canterbury had attached 2 toggle sticks to a basic ridgeline with the 2-3 prussiks on it. I would imagine their are many ways in using the toggles that can work. Thanks Blackie for another video. You be good-
Cool, thanks
Hey Blackie!!!!!!
hello there
This is a really good idea and set up. If you don't want knots in say your utility or spare length of cord
correct that way its the spare and not pre set up..
My only problem with this, is it takes me less time to tie the knots. But this still works well.
thanks for watching
@@BLACKIETHOMAS absolutely!
Cool idea, especially with arthritis. Thanks, Blackie, and God bless.
Thank you too
Thanks Blackie
glad to do it
Amazing! Thank you!
Thank you too!
That's a great idea it incorporates yours and jame benders no knot and drill ridge line 👍 Thanks Blackie for another great tip.
No problem 👍
I love the boat cleat style toggle and that is why I have one on my main ridge line but for a backup I have the figure 9 tool in my gear and will use a marlin spike at the first anchor point. It seems to be the fastest way to me. As always, this was a good video and we appreciate all you do 👍
Thanks for sharing
Swiss Army knife saws are no joke. They work great.
yes they do
slick
thanks
I made a few toggles but to be honest it would have been faster to tie knots than to find a good stick to cut and cut notches. So I now keep a few toggles in my cordage pouch to keep them ready.
Great video as always! I love these bush craft videos.
Glad you like them!
That's cool Blackie but why not just use a bowline at one end and a trucker's hitch at the other? Cinch down the trucker's hitch and you have a very taught ridge-line. Why go through all the trouble with the sticks, etc.?
@Blackie Thomas - This is an absolutely invaluable video for anyone who is unfamiliar with all the tricks of the great outdoors that you bring to the table. They're my favourite, and so are you, and I dearly hope there's so much more to come of this magnitude. Lastly, I haven't seen a Patreon link or donation button for you and/or your channel. Do you have one and I'm missing it, or you haven't made one just yet?
i do super chat i think its called on my live chats on thur nights
Great video,thank you. I would just go ahead and make them and keep them in my pack. You never know when they may come in handy .
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice but I never understood why people don’t just make a bowline knot with about an 8 inch loop then passing the line through it on the starting tree…even with this toggle system you would only need one and the not is easy to untie . Have fun stay safe.
The situation could be that this was a 20 foot line made from tying two inner strands from a 10 foot piece of paracord from an old paracord bracelet that was popular for a while there. Or paracord wrap on your hiking stick. And that your tarp is just an old sheet used as a picnic blanket.
You will get wet if it is a hard rain. But maybe that is all you had unless it was a waterproof picnic blanket.
Pocket knife, lighter and 10 foot of paracord will generally get you through the night. You can boil water in an empty soda can if nothing better can be found.
Even making a cup out of aluminum foil and using duct tape to stiffen it up and rock boiling water is better than nothing.
Have Used This Trick For YEARS. ! So much so that I can't remember any of the classic knots taught in VERY overpriced ohio "survival schools" by teachers of stolen military valor.
HINT: you can forgo the notches if you just wrap the cordage around the tree, trap the wood toggle, then use the "Figure 8" cleat wrap (as if it were a boat at the dock). SUPER tight.
Isn't that the same one that Dave Canterbury showed?
I see the point of the second toggle. But, I can tie a bowline or marlinespike knot quicker on the first end, And use a plain toggle with or pass the lie through the Bowline faster.
But, another item for the bag of ideas. I'm sure it will come in handy some day. Thanks!
glad to help
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Blackie I know you can come up with some improved system of these here jungle knots. Shout out to greencraft. No need to cut cord could just larks head around toggle. Great for hanging equipment with your bushcraft twist ties or toggles. I love it as its a pegless clothes line. Simply slip clothing through the spaces. I use two toggles on another peice of paracord to tension it properly like your Ridgeline (thats my addition) 😉. Cheers blackie
thanks
The one thing I have never seen that I have started to do is hang my hammock from my ridge line by prusick loops.
if the trees are strong enough and the ridge line was strong enough and did not stretch too much it could be done
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Well right now I am using 1000 lb Paracord overkill but I wanted to be able to use it for as many things as possible. With 550 Paracord prusick loops to hang the hammock from it.
Then I am either going to use your toggle and prusick loop attachment around the tree or your no tie in line boat style tie out.
Something to take down easy.
I guess chain doesn't fit in to the Bushcraft seen but I have never seen anyone just put a chain around the tree to hang their hammock from
Nice! Good for hanging wet clothes and such
Definitely!