Butterfly Hank with Harlton and Kochanski
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Bushcraft Expert Kelly Harlton and Wilderness Living and Survival Instructor and Expert Mors Kochanski describe and show how to create this handy wrap for your cord. Mors said he found this wrap in a rare book.
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You two men are great. Please keep these videos coming. I love how you never push products, only knowledge.
I had to watch over and over for the small details of what you were doing there but I got it. Thank you for the knowledge!
Being organized is a key factor for me when I spend time hiking in the woods. Daylight fly's by some times. A simple technique like this can save a ton of time. Thanks for sharing. -Eric
Kelly I can see it in you that you have a very high respect and love for mors
+Anthony Musso . Thanks! Very Observant Anthony! I'm glad it shows through :-)
I learned something today, thank you very much (from Paris)
I want to Wish You and Mr. Mors Kochanski a Healthy, Prisperous and a Happy New Years, . Thank You Mr. Kochanski the years of teaching our Bushcraft Community, Thanx, , , ,
Now I have a new project: Go back and re-do all my hanks. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills with us!
Great demo Kelly. I have noticed that you are becoming the second Mors in the way you speak and do things. I'm sure he sees himself in you.
+Garland N Great compliment, thanks Garland!
Thanks guys for another great tip! Nothing is worse than trying to untangle rope when you need it the most!
passing down knowledge like this prevents it being lost forever and watching it fuels my love of and interest in bushcraft :) thanks both of you :)
Thank you so much and Merry Christmas to you two guys. Let Mr Mors know it's such a privilege for him to share his knowledge with us people for free on UA-cam. I feel very grateful that he is willing to take his time to do this. In this day and age of instant gratification and ease of things that we say thank you to him for being so kind to us. I tip my hat to the man.
Certainly agree. Thank you.
+RViscara I will do, thanks RViscara
+bushmankel I too thank you and Mr Kochanski, forever indebted, inspired, and in awe.
Genius!
Hot damn that's clever - I've always have a hell of a time unraveling my cordage - NEVER AGAIN!
Thank you.
A Really useful, effective 'knot' - thanks for sharing
Well I've been hanging my cordage in this manner for as long as can remember
I have never seen the button
Thank you so much I will now have to redo all my cordage
Great information! Thanks for uploading all these videos.
- Martin
Thanks for sharing this technique. I learned figure 8 pattern coiling when I was a boy back in Burma, but I also have problem tying after coiling. I couldn't seem to find a way secure it until now in your video. Thank you and Mr. Mors Kochanski. I love it.
Excellent simple tip! This is how I'll be doing it from now on. Thanks!
This is great. I have tried and experimented with various techniques in regards to this and this is so simple and straightforward. Once again Mors casts his pearls of wisdom to us, thanks so much for sharing this.
Great twist (excuse the pun) on a useful hanking technique. Thank you
heh!
Outstanding as expected!
Thank you for sharing.
Great video!! Thank you.
Fantastic. I love you guys. Thank you for consistently adding to my skill set by sharing your knowledge.
Thanks very much gentlemen.. very nice and easy to do.
Happy holidays :)
Excellent
Simple and useful, as always thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you so much for these videos!
Thank you guys for sharing!!! Best wishes and happy holidays!!!
That's terrific thanks a bunch!
Thank you Mors, ingenious as expected.
Andreas
Sorry folks, technical difficulties happened. Internet problems I'm thinking. I have uploaded it again.
+Karamat Wilderness Ways That's so simple and convenient! Thanks for the knowledge Mors!
+Karamat Wilderness Ways Way better than the first post.
I'm using a different method (Navy's hank) of making these hank but yours seems way simpler. I'll give it a try as soon as I encounter a lose cordage.
Thanks for the tip and keep on your good work!
Thank you! I will use this to great effect for a second at the beginning of the video I was wonder why Mr. White was going to demonstrate lol
Working now.
Really useful tip - thank you for sharing. What lengths of cordage in feet or metres do you recommend as the ideal hank lengths for a wilderness camping trip?
Am I the only one thinking you look like Ned Flanders?
Just too good, though... I had to follow along, but I will be doing this with all cordage from now on!
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Is it just me, or does Mors have the same blanket/kilt pin we saw in the previous video (Blanket Pack) on his vest?
+DougsterCanada1 good eye! lol. yeah we shot several videos back to back that day.
I been packing mountain climbing rope like this for 20 years. I just thought it was well known.
Kelly...nothing for nothing...but has anyone told you that you look very much like Bryan Cranston from the "Breaking Bad" movie series? Unbelievable resemblance. Nice video too. Thanks for sharing.
+CAPTBIZZARRO Your're welcome! Ha-ha...yeah I get that a lot...maybe I should of done it in white underwear holding a hand gun!
LMAO! Too funny...yes indeed.
Hi friends. What is your opinion on the throwability of a butterfly hank? Can it be thrown whilst being held by its slack end and unravel correctly?
Would this work on thick rope. I'll try it.
you look like walter white a bit lol