Bushcraft Camp Update 15 - Wood Frame Roof Build (Super Shelter)
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Date: 2019-09-10
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Tony Shaw
Dont take everything to heart they dont know what youre doing just enjoy doing what you do and the people that follow you will understand the rest of them to hell with them they dont understand that the camps big enough to have a few friends over and to enjoy life if they dont understand like I said other people or do or the people you follow and then people will follow you so no worries you guys of done a great job and I keep saying your dad needs to get out on more ventures with you he wont be around forever enjoy it now or you have you guys did a hell of a job on the Viking house and Im still following you on the other one and this morning so no worries carry-on youre doing good good job enjoy
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Dont take everything to heart they dont know what youre doing just enjoy doing what you do and the people that follow you will understand the rest of them to hell with them they dont understand that the camps big enough to have a few friends over and to enjoy life if they dont understand like I said other people or do or the people you follow and then people will follow you so no worries you guys of done a great job and I keep saying your dad needs to get out on more ventures with you he wont be around forever enjoy it now or you have you guys did a hell of a job on the Viking house and Im still following you on the other one and this morning so no worries carry-on youre doing good good job enjoy
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Lynn W
I love what he is done here. I however, think that these bushmasters take a too long to make their fires. I grew up extremely poor and we had a wood stove as well as making campfires and it never took us that long to get a good fire going. Also something they said in the previous was that you need to respect your elders. I believe that respect is something that needs to be earned regardless of age. I know people a lot younger than me that I respect a lot more than people older than me due to the fact of the way they act. And I am 50 years old.
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I love what he is done here. I however, think that these bushmasters take a too long to make their fires. I grew up extremely poor and we had a wood stove as well as making campfires and it never took us that long to get a good fire going. Also something they said in the previous was that you need to respect your elders. I believe that respect is something that needs to be earned regardless of age. I know people a lot younger than me that I respect a lot more than people older than me due to the fact of the way they act. And I am 50 years old.
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Sun shine slade
Excellent job excellent job give me a lot of ideals when I get ready to build my place there's a place in Tennessee call land between Lakes part of the chain Kentucky the other parts in Tennessee 164000 Acres of wildlife management hunting property it's open to the public for camping as long as you got a 25 per minute you can camp anywhere on the property I know exactly where I want to build this thing it's called turkey Bayam going to get a camera and video tape my build name Rob slade
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Excellent job excellent job give me a lot of ideals when I get ready to build my place there's a place in Tennessee call land between Lakes part of the chain Kentucky the other parts in Tennessee 164000 Acres of wildlife management hunting property it's open to the public for camping as long as you got a 25 per minute you can camp anywhere on the property I know exactly where I want to build this thing it's called turkey Bayam going to get a camera and video tape my build name Rob slade
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0623kaboom
now all you need to work out is a pulley system for the tarp to be opened and closed from the ground easily. and a nice big metal resevoir that can be heated from the camp fire. then you will have hot and cold running water and a retractable roof as well; ). as for the fire pit. a truck rim would be better they are usually bigger diameters and better construction as well. just do the same as with the lil one just on a truck rim of the size you want
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now all you need to work out is a pulley system for the tarp to be opened and closed from the ground easily. and a nice big metal resevoir that can be heated from the camp fire. then you will have hot and cold running water and a retractable roof as well; ). as for the fire pit. a truck rim would be better they are usually bigger diameters and better construction as well. just do the same as with the lil one just on a truck rim of the size you want
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HeartAttack Jack
-Pros make mistakes, they just correct it off camera. Regular guys who build bushcraft learn as they go, and keep growing into their craft the longer they practice. Have fun, and I'm enjoying each episode. Thanks for these, from Nova Scotia, Canada. Edit - Learned that you can sometimes get used tarps from construction companies who by whole lifts of milled wood. Sometimes they give them away, and other times, they sell for cheap.
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-Pros make mistakes, they just correct it off camera. Regular guys who build bushcraft learn as they go, and keep growing into their craft the longer they practice. Have fun, and I'm enjoying each episode. Thanks for these, from Nova Scotia, Canada. Edit - Learned that you can sometimes get used tarps from construction companies who by whole lifts of milled wood. Sometimes they give them away, and other times, they sell for cheap.
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Arielle Florio
If you wanna get rid of those ants you gotta find the nest, flood it, and wait till the queen comes out (should be noticeably larger than the others) and then kill the queen or move it somewhere far away to start a new colony. Once the queen is gone all the workers will die out. Although most only have one queen some species have more than one and in that case all of the queens must be removed
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If you wanna get rid of those ants you gotta find the nest, flood it, and wait till the queen comes out (should be noticeably larger than the others) and then kill the queen or move it somewhere far away to start a new colony. Once the queen is gone all the workers will die out. Although most only have one queen some species have more than one and in that case all of the queens must be removed
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dan parry
Mate - great video again, I've nearly caught up with your build now. I didn't discover you until just before Christmas last year. I'd love to stay in your camp in really bad weather - just makes it more fun for me - I guess I'm a weirdo LOL. Do you ever take your beautiful little Jaxx to stay there? I bet he would love it tooKeep up the good work and vids fella Best wishes. Dan P
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Mate - great video again, I've nearly caught up with your build now. I didn't discover you until just before Christmas last year. I'd love to stay in your camp in really bad weather - just makes it more fun for me - I guess I'm a weirdo LOL. Do you ever take your beautiful little Jaxx to stay there? I bet he would love it tooKeep up the good work and vids fella Best wishes. Dan P
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InXLsisDeo
I hope you will build a wood gas stove as your fire pit? There are several videos around on how to build one. By allowing full combustion it would greatly reduce the release of smoke while heating a lot more than a normal open fire pit. Plus it's less polluting as it emits less CO2. The only problem is controlling the height of the flames so that it doesn't burn the roof
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I hope you will build a wood gas stove as your fire pit? There are several videos around on how to build one. By allowing full combustion it would greatly reduce the release of smoke while heating a lot more than a normal open fire pit. Plus it's less polluting as it emits less CO2. The only problem is controlling the height of the flames so that it doesn't burn the roof
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Wayne Thompson
Hey MikeI read something in a magazine (Outdoor Life Live Off The Land p54) that suggested that in January that you Shave off some inner Pine Bark to dry and ground into flour. I am having difficulty in seeing Pine as anything to eat. any part of it for that matter. Is it really safe to eat. and do you have any experience in what it tastes like? Wayne
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Hey MikeI read something in a magazine (Outdoor Life Live Off The Land p54) that suggested that in January that you Shave off some inner Pine Bark to dry and ground into flour. I am having difficulty in seeing Pine as anything to eat. any part of it for that matter. Is it really safe to eat. and do you have any experience in what it tastes like? Wayne
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Bob McElroy
Loving the changes that you decide to make Just right, or not, doesn't really matter, and really isn't the point is it? You may find modification necessary when you move the fire pit, maybe angle of roof or drippage from moisture. or maybe not And therein lies the fun of evolution of camp design, haha Please keep the updates coming
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Loving the changes that you decide to make Just right, or not, doesn't really matter, and really isn't the point is it? You may find modification necessary when you move the fire pit, maybe angle of roof or drippage from moisture. or maybe not And therein lies the fun of evolution of camp design, haha Please keep the updates coming
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