what a cool idea. I love how your wheels are always turning. Keep up the great videos dave.

Holy sh&t Dave that is incredible!! Don't let some company steal this product from you! Whooweee, that is cool!!!

What an awesome idea

Really nice, that is the same concept of an 1800's naturalist pack chair. I have been thinking along the same lines for several years. Good execution of work!!!

Duuuuuuuude! What a great idea! I love how you are always thinking of new ideas. My friends & I are working on a series of monthly challenges, and July is some type of camp furniture. Originally, I was thinking of using your raised bed idea but this would absolutely blow their minds away. If I can do it, I'll be sure to plug this video as the proof of concept throughout the video. Thank you for always sharing your knowledge and experience.

Howdy, Brother! The legend, Big "D" lives on! Drive-on, Cowboy!

Thanks, Dave. Beautiful project!

OUTSTANDING!!! A superb idea and very creative. Dave, thanks for the class.

Very cool project! Thank you Dave!!!

Great concept. Now do it in aluminum tubing and nylon mesh for the seat. Get the weight down and stick a Pathfinder logo on that bad boy. Sold.

David Canterbury you never cease to amaze 💪💪💪

For an advanced project, you need four more beams and a 16ft pole. Make sure you're using a diamond hitch secured tarp as a pack. Then, secure your chair with the beams and bankline to your canoe. Insert pole and stretch out tarp. Now you're sailing. Thanks for all the videos you've made over the years, Mr Canterbury. Looking forward to many more.

This gave me an idea to make a folding table pack frame. Great video!

Man Dave, I was just telling a friend about how to build your own pack frame( he's not into bushraft),and I said I have to figure out a way to make it a place to sit. But I was using a folding x and fabric at the top .. yours is much better! Great minds think alike! Lol! But seriously, thank you for what you do!

Cool. I'll have to practice my lashing and build one of these. Thank you for your time and sharing your knowledge, I appreciate it.

Absolutamente incrível! Dave, você é o melhor. 👏👏👏

When I’m wrestling with sticks and twine, I lay it out, slip a rubber band over each joint, place things where I want them, and then mark all 4 sides of each joint. That helps when it comes to notching and/or lashing. I also raise the work up off of the work surface by laying a few other sticks under them. That makes it easier to pass twine under and around the joint. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

love this! I bet you could use heavy canvas to make the seat and back. Would be lighter, id it holds without ripping.

Great Idea Dave, That's fantastic! Cheers

That's a pretty cool setup Dave!

Very cool Dave!

Super cool! Great idea for a seat.

Great Project! Thanks for sharing...

I love this concept!

This is amazing ! Thanks so much - gonna try it when i go canoing in sweden with my son this Summer again. Last time i built the chair with triangles, but this version is outstanding !

Very Clever !! Great Video !

Awesome set up

Fantastic video Dave 👍

Cool project, gnarly!

Nice Dave, nice!

Bruh! I need to attend your classes just to build this. I can do it on my own but damn! Multi-purpace pack frame. Ingenious. The Canterbury Frame. Shootz bruh!

That's a good and a awesome looking set up.

That's one of the more creative projects you've shared with us, Sir, surely the best pack-frame. Very nice project for someone far lighter than you or I as we are the same height and shape. Haha!

That's a great idea I like to save scraps of all kinds just for projects like that. Everybody thinks I'm a scrounge 😂

Dude, thats a great idea!

An idea for packing in even more functionality: pre-drill a hole in the dead center of your topmost seat slat to receive a spindle and taper the shaft of the adjacent seat slat to use as your spindle: Now you're carrying your pump drill as part of your pack frame, it's useful as part of your seat when you don't need it, and if you make it the two end slats: easily accessible off the end and easy to lash back when you're done.

And still as creative as ever 🏆 Thank you & Greetings from Norway

Dave, I'd have to say. That is truly an interesting concept. Nice job my man. Nice job indeed.

Great video David 💯

NEXT LEVEL!!! DAVE ALWAYS DELIVERS!!!

Great project. Thanks for sharing this work.

cool concept. would be neat to see something like this turned into a production model. aluminum or plastic or combination of both.

Bushcraft ingenuity at a whole norther level

Pretty tough man. Well done.

That's cool as hell dude!

lol Dave you just take Bushcraft to the next level solid idea though imagine if you made it out of aluminum tubing and canvas once you got the design kinda nailed down bet that would be a cool project to do in the winter

Dude that's awesome

this is so sick!!

Nice bushcraft hack. Thanks.

Love this Video, thank you David Canterbury 🥰

Awesome awesome awesome!!!

bloody great video.

Great concept and a proven concept. You could come back to that one and show the rest of what you were thinking, I would like to see it.

Now this is a video! Out I go to make one. I even have a pad just like that! Very impressive Dave. I'll take creativity over $ any day. Best wishes my friend. Thanks for sharing.

I actually used to have a fishing chair that similar to this! It was a smaller stool chair but if folded like an x and then one on your back very cool Dave! Not like this one same idea tho haha awesome!

Nice seat. Very creative.

Obrigado valeu David !

Great work keeping with the idea of multi-use items. Often the bushcraft pack frame only does one job. As well as the chair. Excellent idea of creating something that does both, that doesn't require complete disassembly of either. Would it help to use the pack straps as braces between front and rear legs? Thanks for sharing!!

Awesome, as always sir.

That is pretty dang cool

Thanks Dave

Woodsmen skills at its best. Lashing, knot(s) training (skills) once again at its best. Use of these skills can be developed by each woodsman while out in his local area using available resources. Thanks again. This has brought back many memories used in my past adventures in the woods making tables and other needs.

Outstanding job

Thanks Dave! we're all gunna need to know how to do this type of stuff after the dollar collapse which is coming sooner then later

Great video.

That is just amazing. Uh, i'll have to try that sometime. :)

This was a really cool video. I like seeing the way you think and brain storm.

Ingenuity and necessity is the best idea for invention

Good Work 👍LG

It might be a little bit faster using that haywire Klamper wire crimping tool . You can make one of those with a clevis and a bolt that’s been pounded flat with a notch and pin with multiple holes

great idea

That's a good idea 👍✌️

Mmn tried making one myself years ago. It's not quite like that, but it's definitely a better idea than mine.

Brilliant!

That's pretty sweet

Reminds of other pack frame chairs I've seen but I think the folding aspect may not be as useful as the seat acting as a shelf for your pack. Still very neat idea, keep up the great work!

Soo freekin cool man

Will you collaborate with anyone to have this concept camp stool made from wooden dowels or aluminum to sell, or will you teach people how to make this?

I’ve seen this idea before. I think it should be developed with light metal. Maybe a roycroft A frame concept to try as well? I want to build this but dimensions that will hold my Alice pack 👍🏼 it’s funny how people haven’t used the full potential of pack frames yet. This is the coolest thing since the Alice frame ammo shelf! Haha

David, you still gotta post the rest of the footage of your new bedroll. Please and thank you.

Hey Dave, I just made a ton of room for more preps by throwing out all my bud light preps. And suggestions as to what should take its place?

Beats sitting on a rock. Nice.

Freaking genius!!

Thank You Sir.

Tried it years ago. Wood was to heavy to be practical. I finaly modified a steel folding chair to act linke a L35 backpack frame. Best of two worlds. Back is well ventilated in sommer and in winter the isolation on the back isn't chrushed by the backpack. I sugest usining a havy fabric to construct something like a foldable beach chair. Safes weight and is more multiuse.

Ok definitely trying this

Lotta ironwood up here in northern MN. I'm making 1 of those.

My seat would NOT be sticks. It would be a fabric sleeve. Lighter, and more comfortable. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

I am already thinking square aluminum tubing and rivets for this sliding-lock folding chair!

Great concept and execution. If only the seat was a bit higher from the ground? You looked a bit awkward trying to sit in it and I can tell you if I tried to sit on it one would think a giraffe was trying to ride a tricycle. ;-)

Favor colocar a legenda David ,para nos brasileiros !

Nice.

Wonderfull

Genius!!! Do you have a diagram to download? I d love to give that a go!

👍👍

Cool

Very clever

16:56 the way he trying to sit on the chair! 🤣 i just cant stop laughing !! im 200% sure for a fraction of seconde in his mind he tought ... This sh*t gonna break for sure !!!

A little off subject but a project nevertheless I saw a commercial the other day (I walk crutch) I was wondering could you fabricate one of those in the woods if you broke your ankle in a timely fashion and walk out with a peg leg. Fabricated from wood ,sleeping pad and straps from your kit. That would be cool.

Could that middle rung be prussik knots on the verticals for tying on the load?