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yum on the breakfast sand, lol.... but to be healthy gotta ax out meat and bread and dairy a while, !! i try making those only sparingly, the virus seems to feed on those food s somewhat
@Corporals Corner... how long does the mineral spirit have a waterproof effect? What it's flammability after that.. is linseed really better? And I hear never do that in the heat of summer as it can self ignite. Thanks for taking the time to do all that we need to learn.
@Corporals Corner This's the 1st time I ever saw you start off to in a barn like structure & wondering if you built that too? Kudos if so! Any price lists you could tack on for the canvas tarp & other things? I know the spray bottle can run from maybe a bit over 2 to maybe 6.00$ ( higher price courtesy of a place like Aubuchon's) but no idea the rest.
Hey Corporal, don't let UA-cams BS get to you. You're doing a great service offering free survival education and advice. Keep doing what you're doing. It'll all work in the end.
I so agree. Because of your channel and the content you put out I now feel comfortable and confident to get out n try n do. I am now looking to purchase my own piece of land. Your helping me build my skills. Thank you and don't stop please.
Agreed. Right UA-cam is censoring many things survival related. Especially pew pew. This is all ties to the same life style and people. Corporal and his subscribers will overcome the machine. 👍🏻
@@Owens_RacingI signed up for his email….. so i get email notice when he drops a vid…… plus he drops a video every Sunday….. his videos are part of my Sundays….. So I will look for the video anyways……
i dont care what you do, im gonna watch. i started watching to listen and learn from your experience, not only as a marine but also as an outdoorsman. i enjoy your skillset , knowledge and attitude. thanks for your persistence and thanks for the extra effort and time for videography and editing.
Please don’t give up on your videos. I am a 73-yr old grandmother who LOVES your videos, and I learn from you every time I watch. I have had so much fun utilizing new skills and equipment I have purchased so I have a better, safer time out in the woods.
All my life I've water proofed anything I want with 5 parts naphtha and 1 part 100% clear silicone caulking. Last year I threw out a ten year old tent, but treated the rain fly tarp. It was tested in my back yard and is 100% no excuses completely waterproof in an all night long storm. Just mix it up in a 5 gallon bucket, throw in tarp or whatever, soak an hour, dry out on back yard clothes line
I look forward to all of your videos no matter if you are out in the woods or building something like the off the grid cabin in the woods. Keep doing what you love
I jump on your videos as soon as I get the message. I will continue to support your channel, and if I find your shorts I will watch them too. That is the cost of saving the content makers you want to watch. Keep up the good work Corp.
When I rivet canvas material like that I pre soak the canvas where the hole is with superglue to keep the fibers all together and help prevent splitting and pulling out later
As always your video was spot on Sir. Shorts might be the future in some cases. But a regular length video is still my go to. Love all your content in all your videos. Nowadays the producers of these platforms are out to make as much money as they can. But there is more to life than just making money. There are lessons to learn from your videos. Survival lessons in how to keep you and your family safe in such a wacked up world. Great job today Mr Kelly.
despite what people say about not watching your future shorts, i am certain they will get lots of views. You have years' worth of absolutely solid information so when you tap into the market of those that wouldn't normally watch due to short attention spans, I believe it will access a market of new viewership for you. Just my opinion. idk maybe I'm wrong & don't know sh*t but i can guarantee you I'll be watching em
Am hearing from a lot of youtube sites I watch that YT is causing major headaches for many posters. Firearms channels are having a helluva time. Also hearing many are bailing to Rumble. Disappointing that somebody(s) always effs up a good thing. I'll support this channel no matter where it is cuz there's nothing but good intentions and honest content always with something to learn with every viewing. Keep up the good fight Corp. Semper Fi from Vietnam Era Navy vet .
My Dad’s retired now, his saying is ‘why do today what I can put off until tomorrow’ then he says ‘it’s nap time’. Funny shit. Thanx Corp, hope ya get millions watchin ✌️
Don't Procrastinate!! Excellent!! So many pple nowadays sit and put things off rather than getting them Done and out of the way. They Miss such a feeling of Freedom when All is done and you can go and play / relax / read / have a drink / or simply enjoy looking at what you have achieved that day. You are so right!! 👍🙂
I am 65 years old in still camp out and conoe when I can. Been running out to the woods as soon as I could jump a stump. I loved watching your videos you teach me new stuff every once in a while which is hard for most shows to do. Not bragging just been doing a long time you and Dave Canterbury are my favorite. Thanks for your great videos keep up the great work your one of the best.
Like your railroad lantern. I have never been dissatisfied with any of these videos, if anyone of us could only do half as good. Very wise advice and something I'm so guilty of.
I once went on an overnight trip with an old canvas curtain from Ikea as my shelter. I painted it with some brown house paint and gray spray paint, sewed my own holes for guy lines. I used it as a lean-to, up against a large rock which was high enough for me to sit up against and served as my head board. Slept like a baby.
Greetings from Ukraine. Corner you have interesting and intelligible videos. I always sit with pleasure and learn from you. Thank you for showing your hikes and sharing your skills
Shawn, i am so glad to see you are still making videos. i am sure that many of us are concerned about your well being after the Ohio Train Disaster. i really don't have the words. I hope you and your family are doing well. Be Safe. :)
Hi Shawn: Just wanted to say Thank You for all these labor intensive builds you embark on to inform and keep us entertained every week. I've done the grommet installation thing before on black out curtains (to keep the sunshine out of a transport truck bunk). Gnarly little job, though not grubby like digging post holes! No detail too small for you! Keep up the good work!
Good video. Suggestion next time you make a painter cover water proof try use odorless turpentine and clear silicone calling 100% . I used it on a 3 man hunting blind and it worked great watched a lady treat a book bag. Keep it up on the video and the builds you are doing
The final thoughts rang true as usual. I’m in a commission job where I work 6 or 7 days a week, about 55 hours a week, and I get home and want to do nothing but relax and rest. I know I can do more and get the satisfaction that comes with it, but I’m not always willing to. It’s definitely a struggle! As far as “shorts” go, firestarting skills is what I’d go with to start, but I’ll be honest, I’d watch you play Defender or Missile Command on the 2600 and still be happy. Keep doing what you do, and I’ll keep watching 😁
I'll give a 3rd option of water proofing , Normal silicone & white spirits ratio 2;1 2 parts silicone , 1 part white spirits on anything cloth. I used the anti-mould silicone .Weigh equal parts , Mix 2 small tubes or cartridges of silicone & white spirits in a glass container with a screw lid , Mix /shake well until it's clear either brush on or place in a container , completely soak/wet .Then hang on the line to dry. No smell ! I did an old flat sheet ,queen size sheet .It's light weight folds up to very small & does the job. Mine has rope sown around boarder & grommets .Try it on an old pair of gloves & see if it's what you need .
I have made several of these over the past 40 years and I finally started using a pump weed sprayer. I use the same sprayer for applying CanVac to my wall tents. I used boiled linseed oil with a rust dye… but I did it outside because that linseed oil can catch fire as it dries. Love your videos brother… I started camping like this when I was 16 and that has been a few days ago. You can’t beat a roll of bank line. Be safe and enjoy the stars at night
Great DIY! You can mix mineral spirits w/linseed oil and have the best of both worlds. The linseed is carried into the fabric by the mineral spirits. 50/50 ratio. Great vid.
Another great video Corporal. I don't know why some complain. I enjoy all your videos. Each offers a learning experience. Thank you for all you do for the community.
I come here (on UA-cam) to watch, to relax or learn something new (I watch YT instead of TV) and I don't watch shorts unless they're made by a friend. That's a really nice tarp, great job waterproofing it and your sausage burger cook up has me raiding the fridge late at night. 👍
For a more permanent waterproofing hob, pour a little drying oil (linseed, tung, silicone sealant) into the mineral spirits. I used boiled linseed oil - 4% by volume, hardened up in four days to nice waterproof oilskin. Next time I will a little non-drying oil ( Tocopherol acetate ) to keep more flexibility. Being a chemist is occasionally useful.
do your Pushups pullups and squats everyday for years!!!! Hoorah. Strong af at 48.... Thank you devil dog for another great, inspiring, encouraging, and motivating video. Hoorah semper Fidelis...pure integrity... stay hard leatherneck. We can kill.
I’ve been nuked off Twitter but will continue to share links and shorts on Truth Social. The way things are going everyone needs to see these things. 💯😇🇨🇦 Thanks for all the hard work you put in. I’m finally getting a decent amount of kit together for multiple options on the 10 C’s. Bedroll cook kit is the 💣.
When I look back at all the videos you have done it’s amazing. I used to enjoy the thirty minute ones but I get it . I believe there is no one doing what you are doing . Another great one 👍
Hey keep up the good work Corp, I've watched every new video for the last 2 years and went back and watched the old ones. My family and I love your videos, builds, and dishes, don't let the negativity get your head down and thank you for the knowledge and creativity you share.
Your true fans will support you no matter what 👍👊, another outstanding and informative video, can't wait to see what you do with the Skyrim build 😃, and will be on the lookout for your shorts 😉🤙🤙🤙
Hey man, my wife and I look forward to watching your videos every Sunday. I know you pay keen attention to the metrics on the UA-cam, but we were talking and have an idea for you... What about some scenario-based video series that not only utilize the Bush crafting, but real-world survival training ? Some with full kit... some when a full edc kit is untenable. 20 miles from home, on your way back from work and the lights go out, truck is dead... You see my point. Might be pretty cool, and (us at least) haven’t seen anything like it. Have a great Sunday!
If it’s any comfort, UA-cam recommended your channel to me a couple of days ago, and not only did I subscribe I’ve also watched a bunch of your videos since.
I appreciate you showing how to make canvas tarp water repellant with mineral spirits. I have read that you can add silicone caulk to the mineral spirits. I have plans to do this with boiled linseed oil. I'll try spraying it on with a garden sprayer. I think you achieved a better coverage than a paint brush along would do. Looking forward to your shorts.
Done this !!! It's awesome. I had a problem with my grommets tearing out so I ended up using small stones or pieces of wood on the underside of the tarp to give me something to wrap my line around from the outside of the tarp.
Awesome Video! Love how you showed how to take a piece of canvas and turn it into a tarp and how you made it waterproof. The fact it didn't rain while you slept in it is moot because it did begin to rain and at the end of your video you were in it, dry, while you could hear the rain coming down. As far as the shorts, I will watch any and all you put out. The shorts are a great way to break up the day and they can be refreshers on the little things that we have learned before and you have the ability to teach some that have never seen. You continue and I will be there watching! Great Job Cpl!!
I’m not a fan of shorts, but I will watch yours to help you out. I will do all i can to keep your channel going. Yours is the best skills channel out there hands down. I have learned more from you than all the other channels put together. Appreciate your hard work and teaching ability, hang tough, never give up never give in.
So , I've never seen a demonstration on making a waterproof canvas tarp with JUST mineral spirits . It's always been Naphtha n Silacone or Boiled Linseed Oil , which always takes a couple of weeks to dry . that's really interesting .
Awesome diy thanks. Just a bit of info at dollar general they have a pump up sprayer about the same size as that squeeze bottle in there garden stuff for about ten bucks that would more comfortable to work with
Hi Corporal Kelly, Thank you for your videos and your shorts. I look forward to your videos every weekend and look for your shorts, now that you are making them. Many times I have gone to your channel and scrolled back several years. One of your older videos you used a phone book, back in the good old days! Thank you for the memories!!! You have taught me so much, Thank You!!!
Didn’t know mineral spirits by itself was a waterproofing agent. I recent mixed a gallon of mineral spirits and tube of clear silicone and treated some of my clothing to waterproof them with success.
You can count on my view , comment and like. Its the least I can do for what ive learned. Sure theres other channels but personally I think yours are the most informative and entertaining to watch.
Ok, what am I missing? You coated the tarp with mineral spirits and now its waterproof? I thought you needed silicone or something to make it waterproof.
Sean, you know I love you, but...please check and see if you haven't left out the linseed oil in your mix...or if we didn't see that part in the video.
Fellow bellow jar head here - keep up the attack my brother! I might be a few decades closer to the grave than I was back in the Corps, but I still know a good thing when I see it. Your channel is priceless my friend and you will always have my support!!!
I enjoy all of your videos in the woods,at the hunting stand,or some of the old ones in an apartment kitchen. People find something new to learn, even if is how to make coffee.
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Why don't you try to get Andrew Tate to big up your channel, then you would be set for life.
Ha jokes
Nice pioneer setup ❤️ looking to go to the Ozarks this spring. Might use this setup
yum on the breakfast sand, lol.... but to be healthy gotta ax out meat and bread and dairy a while, !! i try making those only sparingly, the virus seems to feed on those food s somewhat
@Corporals Corner... how long does the mineral spirit have a waterproof effect?
What it's flammability after that.. is linseed really better? And I hear never do that in the heat of summer as it can self ignite.
Thanks for taking the time to do all that we need to learn.
@Corporals Corner
This's the 1st time I ever saw you start off to in a barn like structure & wondering if you built that too?
Kudos if so!
Any price lists you could tack on for the canvas tarp & other things?
I know the spray bottle can run from maybe a bit over 2 to maybe 6.00$ ( higher price courtesy of a place like Aubuchon's) but no idea the rest.
Hey Corporal, don't let UA-cams BS get to you. You're doing a great service offering free survival education and advice. Keep doing what you're doing. It'll all work in the end.
I so agree. Because of your channel and the content you put out I now feel comfortable and confident to get out n try n do. I am now looking to purchase my own piece of land. Your helping me build my skills. Thank you and don't stop please.
Agreed
Agreed. Right UA-cam is censoring many things survival related. Especially pew pew. This is all ties to the same life style and people.
Corporal and his subscribers will overcome the machine. 👍🏻
@@Owens_RacingI signed up for his email….. so i get email notice when he drops a vid…… plus he drops a video every Sunday….. his videos are part of my Sundays….. So I will look for the video anyways……
Keep them coming Shawn. Screw censorship and filtering. Offer a class on the skills you show on here. I’ll happily attend and advertise the event.
i dont care what you do, im gonna watch. i started watching to listen and learn from your experience, not only as a marine but also as an outdoorsman. i enjoy your skillset , knowledge and attitude. thanks for your persistence and thanks for the extra effort and time for videography and editing.
Please don’t give up on your videos. I am a 73-yr old grandmother who LOVES your videos, and I learn from you every time I watch. I have had so much fun utilizing new skills and equipment I have purchased so I have a better, safer time out in the woods.
All my life I've water proofed anything I want with 5 parts naphtha and 1 part 100% clear silicone caulking.
Last year I threw out a ten year old tent, but treated the rain fly tarp.
It was tested in my back yard and is 100% no excuses completely waterproof in an all night long storm.
Just mix it up in a 5 gallon bucket, throw in tarp or whatever, soak an hour, dry out on back yard clothes line
Zero problem watching your videos in whatever length you make them. Thanks for doing what you do Shawn.
I agree
No matter how long your video is it's a learning experience, so keep them coming what ever it takes.
Yesss! Back to the good old overnighter builds! 😍
We all know UA-cam isn't a fan of learning real world survival skills. Please keep doing what you are doing Sir. I thank you.
I look forward to all of your videos no matter if you are out in the woods or building something like the off the grid cabin in the woods. Keep doing what you love
I jump on your videos as soon as I get the message. I will continue to support your channel, and if I find your shorts I will watch them too. That is the cost of saving the content makers you want to watch. Keep up the good work Corp.
When I rivet canvas material like that I pre soak the canvas where the hole is with superglue to keep the fibers all together and help prevent splitting and pulling out later
I'll watch whatever you put out as is not just the builds you do but the attitude and great determination you exhibit. Keep the faith.
I appreciate you, doing what you're doing. doesn't matter to me real life or Outdoors it's entertaining corporal, thank you!🇺🇲
Oilskin tarps are crazy expensive, this is a great way to make your own. Would love to see more DIY gear tutorials like this!
As always your video was spot on Sir. Shorts might be the future in some cases. But a regular length video is still my go to. Love all your content in all your videos. Nowadays the producers of these platforms are out to make as much money as they can. But there is more to life than just making money. There are lessons to learn from your videos. Survival lessons in how to keep you and your family safe in such a wacked up world. Great job today Mr Kelly.
Thank you for all the videos. Don't worry about what everyone thinks. Just do what makes you happy.
Everyone remembers wax on wax off but only a proud few know paint the fence 😂❤️🇺🇸🦅
despite what people say about not watching your future shorts, i am certain they will get lots of views. You have years' worth of absolutely solid information so when you tap into the market of those that wouldn't normally watch due to short attention spans, I believe it will access a market of new viewership for you. Just my opinion. idk maybe I'm wrong & don't know sh*t but i can guarantee you I'll be watching em
Great AF Video like always!! Can't understand how viewers won't watch a 60 second short to help you grow!! Thanks for the knowledge!!! Semper Fi Cpl!!
Yes!!! I'm number 3. Watch this later corp. I'm in the pub 🍻🇮🇪🌲🌲🌲🔥🤟
Am hearing from a lot of youtube sites I watch that YT is causing major headaches for many posters. Firearms channels are having a helluva time. Also hearing many are bailing to Rumble. Disappointing that somebody(s) always effs up a good thing. I'll support this channel no matter where it is cuz there's nothing but good intentions and honest content always with something to learn with every viewing. Keep up the good fight Corp. Semper Fi from Vietnam Era Navy vet .
Nice homemade tarp. The framework shelter and tarp made for a great shelter. Thanks for sharing your skills.
My Dad’s retired now, his saying is ‘why do today what I can put off until tomorrow’ then he says ‘it’s nap time’. Funny shit. Thanx Corp, hope ya get millions watchin ✌️
Don't Procrastinate!! Excellent!! So many pple nowadays sit and put things off rather than getting them Done and out of the way. They Miss such a feeling of Freedom when All is done and you can go and play / relax / read / have a drink / or simply enjoy looking at what you have achieved that day.
You are so right!! 👍🙂
I will watch all your videos. Your one of my favorite channels. I look forward to your videos.
You can use Thompsons water seal for masonry to water proof your canvas, use a weed sprayer, very little smell
I am 65 years old in still camp out and conoe when I can. Been running out to the woods as soon as I could jump a stump. I loved watching your videos you teach me new stuff every once in a while which is hard for most shows to do. Not bragging just been doing a long time you and Dave Canterbury are my favorite. Thanks for your great videos keep up the great work your one of the best.
🙏🏼🙏🏼
Like your railroad lantern. I have never been dissatisfied with any of these videos, if anyone of us could only do half as good. Very wise advice and something I'm so guilty of.
I once went on an overnight trip with an old canvas curtain from Ikea as my shelter. I painted it with some brown house paint and gray spray paint, sewed my own holes for guy lines. I used it as a lean-to, up against a large rock which was high enough for me to sit up against and served as my head board. Slept like a baby.
Greetings from Ukraine. Corner you have interesting and intelligible videos. I always sit with pleasure and learn from you. Thank you for showing your hikes and sharing your skills
Great idea with the mineral spirits for the tarp!!! God bless you Jesus loves you!!!
Shawn, i am so glad to see you are still making videos. i am sure that many of us are concerned about your well being after the Ohio Train Disaster. i really don't have the words. I hope you and your family are doing well. Be Safe. :)
2 gallon pump up sprayer would be easier and faster and give a nice even coating
As long as you put out videos I'm going to watch them you never know what you could learn lol
Hi Shawn: Just wanted to say Thank You for all these labor intensive builds you embark on to inform and keep us entertained every week. I've done the grommet installation thing before on black out curtains (to keep the sunshine out of a transport truck bunk). Gnarly little job, though not grubby like digging post holes! No detail too small for you! Keep up the good work!
Thanks Corporal ! Love your videos! Keep them coming!
Good video. Suggestion next time you make a painter cover water proof try use odorless turpentine and clear silicone calling 100% . I used it on a 3 man hunting blind and it worked great watched a lady treat a book bag. Keep it up on the video and the builds you are doing
The final thoughts rang true as usual. I’m in a commission job where I work 6 or 7 days a week, about 55 hours a week, and I get home and want to do nothing but relax and rest. I know I can do more and get the satisfaction that comes with it, but I’m not always willing to. It’s definitely a struggle! As far as “shorts” go, firestarting skills is what I’d go with to start, but I’ll be honest, I’d watch you play Defender or Missile Command on the 2600 and still be happy. Keep doing what you do, and I’ll keep watching 😁
I for one am super excited about watching your shorts in addition to your regular videos! The more the better!
I'll give a 3rd option of water proofing , Normal silicone & white spirits ratio 2;1 2 parts silicone , 1 part white spirits on anything cloth. I used the anti-mould silicone .Weigh equal parts , Mix 2 small tubes or cartridges of silicone & white spirits in a glass container with a screw lid , Mix /shake well until it's clear either brush on or place in a container , completely soak/wet .Then hang on the line to dry. No smell ! I did an old flat sheet ,queen size sheet .It's light weight folds up to very small & does the job. Mine has rope sown around boarder & grommets .Try it on an old pair of gloves & see if it's what you need .
I have made several of these over the past 40 years and I finally started using a pump weed sprayer. I use the same sprayer for applying CanVac to my wall tents. I used boiled linseed oil with a rust dye… but I did it outside because that linseed oil can catch fire as it dries. Love your videos brother… I started camping like this when I was 16 and that has been a few days ago. You can’t beat a roll of bank line.
Be safe and enjoy the stars at night
Great DIY! You can mix mineral spirits w/linseed oil and have the best of both worlds. The linseed is carried into the fabric by the mineral spirits. 50/50 ratio. Great vid.
Another great video Corporal. I don't know why some complain. I enjoy all your videos. Each offers a learning experience. Thank you for all you do for the community.
I come here (on UA-cam) to watch, to relax or learn something new (I watch YT instead of TV) and I don't watch shorts unless they're made by a friend. That's a really nice tarp, great job waterproofing it and your sausage burger cook up has me raiding the fridge late at night. 👍
then you will continue to hurt my channel and contribute to the youtube throttle
@@recall5811 I'm sorry, I don't know what I can do as I open youtube on my TV (I don't even get shorts recommended to me)
Even if tube throttles you back. We will keep watching multiple videos multiple times. We will keep you as close to the top as we can.
For a more permanent waterproofing hob, pour a little drying oil (linseed, tung, silicone sealant) into the mineral spirits. I used boiled linseed oil - 4% by volume, hardened up in four days to nice waterproof oilskin. Next time I will a little non-drying oil ( Tocopherol acetate ) to keep more flexibility. Being a chemist is occasionally useful.
Loved the DIY Waterproof Canvas Tarp. I want that breakfast sandwich.
Those of us that really like your content, will watch your shorts multiple times.
Encouraging words: you are a Marine who by your nature overcomes and adapts - you “get ‘er done.” You’ll do fine!
do your Pushups pullups and squats everyday for years!!!! Hoorah. Strong af at 48.... Thank you devil dog for another great, inspiring, encouraging, and motivating video. Hoorah semper Fidelis...pure integrity... stay hard leatherneck. We can kill.
I’ve been nuked off Twitter but will continue to share links and shorts on Truth Social. The way things are going everyone needs to see these things.
💯😇🇨🇦
Thanks for all the hard work you put in. I’m finally getting a decent amount of kit together for multiple options on the 10 C’s. Bedroll cook kit is the 💣.
Thank you for all the great videos.
When I look back at all the videos you have done it’s amazing. I used to enjoy the thirty minute ones but I get it . I believe there is no one doing what you are doing . Another great one 👍
I’m here every week regardless of what you’re doing. Just enjoy being here. Do what you’ve gotta do. Pro patria
This is very interesting I like u come up with the best stuff keep up the great work
Love the Channel
Always great videos
Spend a few dollars and get a pump up jug with a spray wand. This won't be the only project it works great for.
I myself like the shorts and the 30 minute videos as well, so keep up the good work and God bless you and your family.
Hey keep up the good work Corp, I've watched every new video for the last 2 years and went back and watched the old ones. My family and I love your videos, builds, and dishes, don't let the negativity get your head down and thank you for the knowledge and creativity you share.
Ur videos are so peaceful.. caught on to them about 6months ago and enjoy learning and educating myself from what u offer
Thank you 🤝🏽
all your stuff is great, don't take those complainers about not being in the woods too seriously. stay safe.
Your true fans will support you no matter what 👍👊, another outstanding and informative video, can't wait to see what you do with the Skyrim build 😃, and will be on the lookout for your shorts 😉🤙🤙🤙
You’re doing a great job buddy. Keep the faith.
The tribute to Mr. Myagi kept me watching. Good timing
Have you tried sandwiching some nylon rope into your grommet seams? It would make it more durable and even more useful. Thanks!
well corpal great job you took 'A' frame to another level well that's what millitary training does I guess great job soldier
Keep being you awesome video!
I could be so comfortable at any of your camps. The food looks wonderful! Thanks for the time and work you put into every video you do!
Hey man, my wife and I look forward to watching your videos every Sunday.
I know you pay keen attention to the metrics on the UA-cam, but we were talking and have an idea for you...
What about some scenario-based video series that not only utilize the Bush crafting, but real-world survival training ? Some with full kit... some when a full edc kit is untenable.
20 miles from home, on your way back from work and the lights go out, truck is dead...
You see my point. Might be pretty cool, and (us at least) haven’t seen anything like it.
Have a great Sunday!
I love watching all your videos.
If it’s any comfort, UA-cam recommended your channel to me a couple of days ago, and not only did I subscribe I’ve also watched a bunch of your videos since.
Great video as usual.
In the woods or not, your skills are pure knowledge either way! Do it your way!❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
Long or short - I'll watch. Thanks again for your service and for all you do.
Longtime subscriber. Put silicone on the spirits mix till dissolved then soak or paint it on canvas. I did it and think its way better
I love Corporals Corner...please don't go! I love this channel!
I appreciate you showing how to make canvas tarp water repellant with mineral spirits. I have read that you can add silicone caulk to the mineral spirits. I have plans to do this with boiled linseed oil. I'll try spraying it on with a garden sprayer. I think you achieved a better coverage than a paint brush along would do.
Looking forward to your shorts.
I like your videos. Every week I look forward to them. I will watch your short videos. Just be yourself and do not acknowledge the negatives.
Done this !!! It's awesome. I had a problem with my grommets tearing out so I ended up using small stones or pieces of wood on the underside of the tarp to give me something to wrap my line around from the outside of the tarp.
Maybe try using a garden sprayer to apply
Keep up the awesome videos man!
Next time try a garden pump up sprayer also us painters use tarps with plastic backing already on them. Keeps spills from soaking through to carpet
Awesome Video! Love how you showed how to take a piece of canvas and turn it into a tarp and how you made it waterproof. The fact it didn't rain while you slept in it is moot because it did begin to rain and at the end of your video you were in it, dry, while you could hear the rain coming down. As far as the shorts, I will watch any and all you put out. The shorts are a great way to break up the day and they can be refreshers on the little things that we have learned before and you have the ability to teach some that have never seen. You continue and I will be there watching! Great Job Cpl!!
I’m not a fan of shorts, but I will watch yours to help you out. I will do all i can to keep your channel going. Yours is the best skills channel out there hands down. I have learned more from you than all the other channels put together. Appreciate your hard work and teaching ability, hang tough, never give up never give in.
OF course, we will watch your SHORTS!!! - don't listen to the haters! -
So , I've never seen a demonstration on making a waterproof canvas tarp with JUST mineral spirits . It's always been Naphtha n Silacone or Boiled Linseed Oil , which always takes a couple of weeks to dry . that's really interesting .
Awesome diy thanks. Just a bit of info at dollar general they have a pump up sprayer about the same size as that squeeze bottle in there garden stuff for about ten bucks that would more comfortable to work with
Hi Corporal Kelly,
Thank you for your videos and your shorts. I look forward to your videos every weekend and look for your shorts, now that you are making them.
Many times I have gone to your channel and scrolled back several years. One of your older videos you used a phone book, back in the good old days! Thank you for the memories!!!
You have taught me so much, Thank You!!!
😊great video Corporal, and of course excellent food. Keep kickin. Thanks 😊
Outstanding
AF
Didn’t know mineral spirits by itself was a waterproofing agent. I recent mixed a gallon of mineral spirits and tube of clear silicone and treated some of my clothing to waterproof them with success.
I had an idea about video shorts. How about showing how to tie some of the knots you use!
I was thinking that same thing. At the beginning of my desire to learn bushcraft I learned my knots from the good corporal.
You can count on my view , comment and like. Its the least I can do for what ive learned. Sure theres other channels but personally I think yours are the most informative and entertaining to watch.
This is my favorite build. Putting your own grommets on was a good tutorial. The egg sausage sandwhich looks good. Thank you so much.
Ok, what am I missing? You coated the tarp with mineral spirits and now its waterproof? I thought you needed silicone or something to make it waterproof.
Another great video, would have liketo see how waterproof that tarp is, maybe use it again?
Sean, you know I love you, but...please check and see if you haven't left out the linseed oil in your mix...or if we didn't see that part in the video.
Fellow bellow jar head here - keep up the attack my brother! I might be a few decades closer to the grave than I was back in the Corps, but I still know a good thing when I see it. Your channel is priceless my friend and you will always have my support!!!
Thank you for your service and for backing this fellow Marine.
I enjoy all of your videos in the woods,at the hunting stand,or some of the old ones in an apartment kitchen.
People find something new to learn, even if is how to make coffee.