You'll find that a bit of grease will help a lot when tapping threads; also winding in a bit , then back-out a few turns, releases the cut metal (especially if you're tapping steel).Hope this helps.

I would have cut the bolt down the middle then use the nut to screw up to tighten the bolt so you can change the blades if it breaks for any reason. Great idea👍🏽

I do that match thing with Tic Tac boxes. There isn't a match dispenser born to 'match' a Tic Tac box. If you'll excuse the pun.

I 3d printed a match storing cylinder that can take almost whole match box's matches. The plastic lid seals properly and container floats also. Nice bright colour contrast to the colours of outdoors will help if the container was dropped and you need to find it. If you want to prep for survival type scenario than do it bit more propper cause i promise you even at home when wind blows and its cold 3 matches is useless. Get more matches and make them windproof.

That saw is attached with only some string and some glue or resin, that is not strong enough for a real survival scenario.

6:55 I would have used a rubber O-ring to make the tube more waterproof.

Great idea for the wood bit because the ones with a loop welded on are so much more money

I can see those matches igniting in that little tube You should have wax covered those matches Which would have made them waterproof

My saw was somewhat similar. I used a 1 inch dia. alum tube and oval-ated it in my vise and hammering. I made lightening holes in it and wrapped it in Wilson tennis racket tape. My Mora knife sits inside the tube at one end and the saw blade sits inside when not in use. I used a bolt and wing nut to secure the blade when inside and outside the tube. I glued webbing near both ends for mounting on my belt. The Mora knife is swiftly removable vs vertically supported on a belt. I've mentioned this preferential method for a knifes' location previously on KZfaq. Unhappy with the alum. distorting and not accepting epoxy under stress for the alum. fillers where the saw blade is attached at the hole I disgarded it and repeated the process with a vacuums plastic tube and used a heat gun for shaping it oval. I repeated lightening it and Wilsonizing it but shrunk it at the location for the blade bolt/wing nut, no longer requiring a filler. My only concern is the durability of the plastic at the bolt/wing nut area after repeated use. I may consider placing a "U" shaped piece of steel with holes at the hole for bolt/wing nut to handle the stress of the blade on the plastic.

Неожиданно, ни одного русского комментария!? А задумки вполне себе рабочие! Однозначно, лайк!

Amazing! Thank you for sharing!!! 🥷

Wow impressive. This is awesome!

Just buy a swiss army knife and some cutting oil you will be surprised how much better your tap and die sets work and last longer and use it for drilling metals has well.

You can do it with a metal hacksaw blade too. Great for tin work.

I would not make the match stick container. Just think about that for a few minutes.

Or i could just buy a Leatherman. Time is money too. I'm as excited to make custom tools as any guy, but many of these youtube videos show way too much work, time, and needed tools to produce mostly half-baked contraptions with serious design flaws. A decent leatherman or swiss army knife can do what the first 2 do, and i could probably find a dozen containers, that i already own, that make great waterproof match cases. Seriously, i love that people show creative ideas, but in what world would a guy, with access to a shop full of power tools, actually take the time to make these?

Brilliant stuff!

Macgiver's bushcraf 🙂🙂

How does the jigsaw blade perform compared to the SAK one? I like the idea that I could always have a 100% sharp blade...

Too freaking awesome.

Awesome video 📹!!

If a person were to invest even the simplest of shop tools to make these items, you could just as easily make them and put your twist on it and make the money spent on tools and then some.

Wrap the handle of that first one with some para-cord.

Some tools are good

Not to be negative but if I had access to shop I would have already made these ,but it is a great idea for folks who Do

Fun to make stuff…but ‘Survival?’ No! Just wilderness bushcraft…in which case you have already planned for it and decided what items to take depending on how arduous you like your outdoor experience to be. SURVIVAL is a whole different ball game in which you wash up on your island….with NOTHING. No Bowie knife, No folding saw, No 12 feet of para cord, No lighter, matches or Ferrite striking rod, No Puritabs, No folded tarp, No ration pack, No compass etc…Because you were not expecting it to happen! You get the picture? THAT is survival. What most survivalist channels are doing is playing at it…but it can be done if you have the skills.

пила на эпоксидке??? с хвостовичком 1-2 см??? это смешно)))

It's a shame Jony is unable to speak. I have no idea what they're trying to accomplish sometimes, but I have to assume it's successful.

Funny how former Soviet countries get real matches while we are stuck either with Uco Storms or those joke crap matches from Diamond

Was it glue you fill in?

You used a saw and a belt grinder to create another saw, awesome! Aren't you the swiss pocket knife guy? Isn't there a Victorinox with a metal saw/file? Then you made a handle piece for a big ass drill where you can stick wood in, that'll most likely break. Awesome! Btw. a metal handle to that drill cant be so much heavier than that contraption. And finally you made a container out of a metal tube that most likely isn't even waterproof to put your matches in. Awesome!

Stepto does leatherman

Its better to have it and not need it, Than to need it and not have it!.

Another Charlie Chaplin video. No explanation. No description. I'll just swing by the store fore this stuff.

Most interesting

Interestin, what type of glue was used to secure the saw blade? Would five minute epoxy work?

Why not chamfer the nut on the drill so u can make pegs also

"Amazing" is a bit of a stretch.

Don't ever throw away blades. They can be reattached to a handle or spear easily

2:09 за кадром стоит токарный станок и курит

I really like that there’s no information, why do you waste people’s time. Some are left trying to figure it out on their own. Fortunately I have somewhat of an idea what’s going on here.

Great if you have the tools but would really like to see how our ancestors would do this without the electrical tools we have today.

....or get a Swiss Army knife and edc it...

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надо было сделать цангу а не клеить на клей

0:27 ну да блять взял рандомную трубку и опа диаметр подошёл для метчика

Tweeker😂

good way to screw up your tools, not once did you use oil to drill or tap .

Полезные вещи, спасибо

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Hey man, I think your channel is very good and full of great content and tips. It bothers me that you don't get that many views when you have really good practical tips but stupid nonsense videos that aren't even original content get millions.

Tap handle,,? +??

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I don't have time for non described vids. Rated L for lame.