A Real Survival Tool (Reality Of Survival) 2018
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- An Improved Version Of My Plastic Bottle Razor Survival Tool. This Tool Can Also Double As A Scalpel Among Other Things. Plastic Bottle Cordage Is Extremely Strong And Has A Lot Of Different Applications. This Is A Real Survival Tool.
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Welcome To Survival-Russia. One of the very best Outdoors and Survival related communities on UA-cam, and yes, It's a pretty good Channel too :)
My name is Lars. I'm From Denmark but I live in Rural Russia now. I live at a Homestead in wild nature surrounded by a huge forest.
On The Survival-Russia channel we do all things related to the Outdoors Lifestyle. I share my thoughts and experiences on Survival Techniques for the woodlands of the Northern Hemisphere. the Reality of Survival. I share Techniques and ways of the Siberian Tribesmen and the Russian Longhunters of the older days. Things not shown outside of Russia very much.
On this Channel we also do Off-Road driving, Vehicle builds, Metal Detecting, all things Outdoors basically. Enjoy!
An interesting and clever way to make use of commonly available trash.
314299 Shooting Channel - I agree! And the stuff is all over throughout the whole world fortunately/unfortunately. I love watching your videos too. So finding your comment on another channel was a nice find. BTW I love that bullet mould # myself for the M44. =)
Thank you, Lars, for revisiting the subject of bottle cordage. After I saw your first video about it, I tried it myself. I built an emergency shelter with the entire frame lashed together with bottle cord, heated as you showed, and it still stands even after surviving several severe thunderstorms.
The improved cutter you presented here looks to be even more efficient. I think I'll make one like it as well.
Actually I came to the same tool and results, when I saw your first design, only the wire bottle holder I will copy. My tool got 7 slots and the smallest string possible without constantly breaking is 1,6 mm
A Russian stripper that fits in a pocket, cool I think you nailed it! ;)
Awesomeness :)
lol
LOL That is one way of putting it! %)
Edward Kowalski if you went through the trouble of obtaining 1 I'd like to think you would nail it.
The gorka looks cool.
What a great bit of kit many have been made but you have incorporated it into an awesome survival Russia tool that can do so much more. Great channel and some funky ideas keep them coming cheers Phil.
They say beauty is in simplicity. In this case, simplicity is just plain ole handy. Great idea, Lars. Thanks for sharing, brother.
Wow,thank you Lars. I’d have never of thought of using plastic bottles as cordage. I’ve learned something new.
11:00 - This huge black butterfly is very unhappy with your actions, Lars!
A nice re-visit of this tool and a cool upgrade! I bet this spike can be a good tent peg or maybe even spearhead, who knows.
It also shows us that a basically trash-based tool can become a survival tool by interacting with human remains. I find that actually very incredible and makes me think.
Thank you and good idea Schmidt :)
Great idea. Good use of old plastic bottles which are available everywhere. Waterproof cordage
Very good improvement to the old model. I like it!
yep, very good bit of survival advice. Your initial comment of how common plastic is ... just lying around where you look, is so true!
when I first saw this tool, was doubtful. after the demonstration , im blown away with the ingenious
An awesome and very practical common sense tool... wow...excellent! Great use for common trash found just about everywhere (unfortunately)....and clean up at the same time! Thanks for sharing!
That is a much better version! So much faster.
Best thing is the larger blade can be used for longer before you need to sharpen it since you can just move it along compared to the tiny blade in the old version.
I think the addition of the nail and wire definitely help. It can be used elsewhere, but wrapping it on there fits so nicely.
Having seen the video featuring the earlier version of the cordage cutter, it's pretty cool seeing this improved version. I was surprised at the length of the cordage from that single bottle. An eminently useful survival tool unlike so many others that are marketed as such.
A true(and sad) point about finding plastic bottles and such especially along coastlines. The way so many people litter nowadays is a travesty. Thank you for the video Lars, have a great week!
I agree on all points :) and people who litter should be in some sort of reeducation camp.
That camp doesn't sound like a bad idea. Put them in there and drill into their heads how fucked the world is if litter keeps building. As a form of poetic justice and my suggestion; I would enjoy it if litterers were made to clean highways, parks and coasts with no pay. Say, one week of unpaid work, 8hrs/day cleaning per ounce of trash material thrown to the ground.
Real fans already know what this device is. The previous video about the PBRST went viral with over 800k views and so I discovered this chanel.
Very true and thank you A.G. :) I have been thinking about making a real Survival version of this tool for a long time.
Wow! Last year I made a bottle cutter from a plywood board and a craft blade held by two nuts,bolts and some washers to space for cord thickness ,it doesn't work half as well as your aluminium angle does. I will give your system a try it looks much better.
One of the handy things with being able to heat shrink drink bottles is to cut the top off and slide it on to a post and heat shrink it to help stop the ends in the ground from rotting, you can cap the tops too, to stop water getting into the end grain.
If you use this device at home, it's better to use a heavier steel wire which will not wobble as much.
A good point, I will probably make it to fit in a vice so a thin steel rod will most likely work.
You can also check out this video. It's in Russian, but you don't really need to understand what he says in order to make his device. Awesome for home use ua-cam.com/video/YjVbRgheAso/v-deo.html
That was more or less what I made, it must be me because I couldn't make it work as well as on the video, I prefer the wire/rod to stabilise the bottle.
I can follow about half the Russian in the video, my wife is Russian, I don't speak it but get the gist of most conversations. She speaks good English and Spanish, I speak Spanish as well, although I have just found a good site to learn Russian so I will start to learn at my own pace. So far learning the alphabet is the first hurdle.
Lars , the original survival tool video was the first time I watched you and Survival Russia, my how time has gone by , I did a binge watching for days after that . Thanks for sharing !
Thank you for hanging on buddy :)
Survival Russia ..... you are welcome, they are a high point to my day and always drop what I'm doing to watch a new one , they are Awesome !
Think you are right on with how useful that tool can be! Making cordage in a survival situation could be a life saver for sure! Great job!
Every guy needs a bigger and better tool! I could never imagine on my own how to make your device or how helpful it could be.
Thanks a lot for this interesting video. I have connected the two legs of my two stick bow with this PET string. Thank you for your great inspiration. I mentioned your channel in my video "PET Bottle Double Stick Bow ". Greetings from Switzerland
Felix
That is some good material and is versatile. I make it all the time with clear bottle to lash outdoor furniture I then make it taught with a heat gun for paint removal. The trick is not to set anything or anyone on fire.
Heat gun is the way to do it. Well done Fred :)
That's freaking amazing!
Most excellent use of left over plastic bottles. Great video Lars!!
DANG ! I just busted the stock on my 1921 single shot 22 rifle . Guess what I am going to do to fix it ? Bottle cordage . Awesome !
It will work for sure :) Just use a heat gun.
Brilliant bit of kit Lars. Really handy. Impressed. Cheers Moose.
Thanks Mr. Moose mate :)
Very good tool for vaste plastic. It can used for all injection plastic parts and is good to transform plastic into something useful in household or survival application.
Bottlecord is awesome! You can even saw of a branch and modify the tip a bit so you can place your knife in a grove on the tip and run the bottle through there if you have not brought any bottle cord «tool» awesome video as always :)
Thank you for sharing your improved bottle-cordage-making-tool with us Lars. It is a really really awsome update on the subject and I enjoyed watching your video very much, like always. King regards and see you next time!
Lars, I do leather work, leather and rawhide braiding. I have a similar string cutter. Yours would work great with rawhide too!
Good improvements on the basic bottle cordage tool. like it.
Awesome video Lars and great demo on your tool. Yes the cordage works well, works like the heat shrink tubing I use on my electronic projects once heated. Have a great week ahead Lars. Cheers Fred
I could use that for a few things out & about in the yard and woods. I think I'll make one of steel since I have a few old bedframes hanging out in the garage (never throw away good steel!) but I don't have any aluminum angle laying around. A threaded hole in steel will eliminate the need for a nut, too.
Fantastic idea. I'm all for bushcraft but I love these "urban survival" tips as well
Given the shape of that you could add a handle and have a garden shovel as well...
That was amazing
Never have seen that done with a bottle
Thanks Lars
Awesome video! Almost no mosquitos, weird! Thanks, Lars!
The video you put out before on the first version was how I stumbled across your channel, keep up the great work.
Thank you for hanging on buddy :)
the tick trap pants yo showed that was really awsome dude is real survival stuff to see also i didnt know ticks only climb up thanks keep up good work
Thank you! That they do :)
You never fail to impress me,great job sir.
Very clever.... Now that's real survival. Adapt & survive
That is awesome. I am going to try and see if I can use the cordage to secure a rucksack or have sack Great idea. Thanks so much.
Wow that was just fantastic to learn. How practical and simple ! Great sharing as usual and thanks for sharing. Greetings from WW2HistoryHunter.
I was skeptical at first, because at first glance the tool doesn't look cool enough. (it wasn't camo or tactical black) ….then you demonstrated, and my eyes were opened. Great multi-use tool. Thanks for sharing, and keep up the good work!
One of your best Lars. Thank You!
Hadn't seen that idea before! Very useful. Take care. Doug
I'm definitely going to make a few. I'll stamp then with an SR ;) Credit where credit is due. Love Survival Russia! Thanks Lars!
Great video as always Lars!
I remember when you made the original! This one definitely looks like an improvement!
Great stuff! I would love an ultralight and compact version of it. I prefer camping ultralight, also when bushcrafting.
I was waiting for the Silky review. :) Good to see it was something decent.
Yep, I remember the first video of you making cordage out of a bottle. This is one is a nice improvement. 👍👏✌️
excellent video,.. reuse of these bottles for important cordage. well done
It was the video on the first version of this awesome tool that got me hooked on this channel!
A great Survival/Recycling tool. Stay safe.
That a neat tool the bottle cordage is great strong stuff take care brother
I love that cordage, looks very handy. Thanks for another awesome video.
Thank you very much my friend :)
How about braiding some lengths together and testing for strength? The prototype was cool, this is even better. Thanks for sharing Lars.
Just subscribed to the channel. Love it. And I love the tool u made there. Excellent work my friend!
Awesome video! It's a great way to use stuff twice and get your money worth out of things.
Lars, that is one awesome tool!!!
Thats actually pretty great! Nice video!
That is slicker than owl poop.
My God, absolutely brilliant.
"Blahblahblah!" 😂 Very clever design! Thank you for sharing.
So handy! One man's trash. Better than rope for some things, too.
I love this, I'm definitely capable of making one, but....Take my money!
Thats so awsome!😍
I remember the first version of it and that was really useful and great... But this one is even much better😍
Well done Lars!💪
Nice metal ending btw.😎🤘
Greetings, GR🤘
AND DO EVERYTHING AWESOME!!! Love it!
Brilliant idea! Also a useful digging tool.
Great light weight tool , thanks for sharing Lars ! 👍🏻🇺🇸✌🏻
Dope to see the homestead all greened out in summer
Plants and trees grow very fast here during spring and summer. It's because we don't have real nights here at that time :) Lot's of light.
I just learned something very valuable !! Thank you sir 👍👍
Great tool. Making myself one now thanks bud.
Chordage. Great word. Danke und spaseba.
Great vid . I have found keeping a good utility/Stanley knife in my pack comes in very handy....for aka bottle corsage, but u have to have a steady hand...lol
Love your drone footage dude I mite have to pick one up
Awesome tool Lars!!! My next project. What is that jacket you are wearing?
Awesome tool and awesome new gorka 👍
2:09 lol. nice vid, interesting gadget. Thanks!
what about making a little bit of notching in the wood where the wrung meet? perhaps that may lessen chances of sliding and provide for a tighter fit?
Funny I’ve been thinking how to make something like this for the past week lol cheers buddy 🙂 👍
What an amazing, clever, useful invention. I'm wondering if a wing nut on the
outside would be simpler than a screw so that it could be tightened without
an additional tool. Just a thought. Thanks for the video Lars!
Thanks :) Yes a wing nut will be better.
Just Brilliant...thanks a Million,,,super video
your full of ideas....this was a great tool and useful, takes no space either.
Glad you brought it back!
I just had to tweak it a little bit :)
Thanks I like this a lot I will make one tomorrow. That will have a lot of usages 🖒🖒🖒🖒
That's a cool gadget.
With all that birch you have, you should be out looking for burl to make a nice knife handle with. Some of that burl that comes from Karelia is quite beautiful and expensive. I have some stabilized stuff that I want to make a handle with for a handmade Sweedish knife from Julius Peterson (Ray Mears). I wished you'd do a video on finding birch burl. I wonder if it is hard to find where you are at?
I think I must have +100 kg of burl :)
I have the full setup for wood stabilization and it can be colored as well with Alumalite
Holy crap that would save me so much in paracord.
Impressive!!! I could see that being a viable survival tool
Ice cream and Survival Russia,awesome ;)
2:09 that was hilarious!
Genius..👍
I always want to buy gorka, but cannot find propper size. Awsome video Lars
Impressive innovation.
Boiling hot water does also that job :D
And this works well if you do not want to introduce fire to the things that you are lashing together... Thank you!
Lars, you might find this Russian video interesting on diy survival plastic cordage maker
Very nice guy.
Good job!!!