Building a Bamboo Shelter | Machete Survival Series | ON Three
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Jason Salyer takes his trusty machete into the woods to build a makeshift bamboo shelter using whatever he can find to put it together. Then he gathers water and starts a fire the old school way!
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Always split your bamboo before adding to a fire. If a sealed section(airtight) is put on the fire, it will go boom. More noise than damage, but it may damage your hearing(temporarily) and may throw sparks to ignite your surroundings.
I'm a big fan of the show survivor and have always thought of this idea for a shelter and am always surprised nobody suggests it
Here in KY..we call this type of plant "cane"....and it grows in "thickets". I know it isn't true bamboo.....but it's in the same family. Here it only gets about an inch around at the base...inch and a half tops. I've built a lot of shelters with it...blinds...forts when I was a kid.....and made a lot of impromptu fishing poles.
badass!
All that bamboo reminds me of,”House of Flying Daggers.”
Gotta love banboo. So many useful things you can get from it. Food water and shelter. Saw someone make a hammock from a stalk before. Never tried it
Great job as always. You guys and Corperals Corner would make a cool video. Keep up the great work!
I could watch this video all day. Thanks for another great lesson
Bamboo contains a lot of silica. If you are working with it frequently, make sure you keep your tools sharpened, because they'll dull out faster than you think.
Good call
Good video, just one thing that bothered me, when you started to pry the paracord off the machete, you were pushing your hand towards the blade, if you slipped you could have had a pretty bad time of it slicing into your fingers before you could stop the momentum. I would just wrap my paracord so you have to unwrap from the other end toward the handle. Just a little critique, but it could prevent large problem.
Military Skills (lost)
Jungle Malaya, Borneo (British)
I was surprised at the lack of Jungle skills (Australian Jungle Warfare Centre Canungra) 90s
Modern training (diluted, various activities curtailed)
Boy Scouts skills (lost)
Same with scouts (modern living)
Awesome fire building technique. Have never seen that method before. Thanks for the lesson.
The first few minutes of your video looked like you were in the jungles of Cambodia hunting down Colonel Kurtz !
Most underrated material ..you need a bamboo splitter
the friction fire technique...now thats impressive. ive never seen it actually work
You guys have an awesome channel with go info and tactics
I wonder when that landowner planted the bamboo. It's like cancer. If you want it, contain it. It goes berserk.
This stuff is bamboo, not cane. Where I hang out it's called "guadua". You guys (especially Alan) are unquestionably the lords of the southern Appalachians but the skills to survive nicely in jungle environments are a little different. Sure, I know bamboo is found here but is not commonly utilized. Couple of suggestions. Split bamboo doesn't give you much protection from a real downpour. Maybe the was another resource that could have been used for your roof. Most importantly, your split bamboo could have been used build a platform to get you up off the ground. Lastly, please don't sharpen your machete like that. It's a good way to slice your hand. Find a suitable rock in the creek and work your blade on it back and forth with both hands on the machete.
I totally agree with you, David. Dry sharpening is never good for the blade and takes about four times longer to sharpen. Out in the field, it was just easier to use Nouc Mam or concentrated fish sauce to sharp your K-bars and knives. Just make sure you roll up your sleeves or take off your utility blouse so you don’t get the sauce all over you, and easier to wash later after you’re finished.
Best manchette to buy? I got one on amazon after 30 mins of research & it works but def not the quality i want... so much BS out there hard to say what's what
I carry an Ontario 18 inch machete and a Swiss Army one handed trekker. Machete for large chopping and the Swiss Army for small tasks, too easy to cut yourself with a machete on small tasks. I have used a machete for over 40 years and I know how to use one. I dull 8 inches of the blade in front of the handle with a file, just incase I hit myself with it while chopping, I only use the last 10 inches of blade for chopping anyway. Learned that while surveying and I hit my legs a few times, never cut myself.
I would have thought (with no experience) that the halved canes you used for the roof would have all had the green side facing towards the outside of the shelter. Are there any pro/cons of alternating The layers the way you have in the video?k x
You need to think like water grasshopper
Have you ever seen how a clay roof is laid out? It's the same idea, alternating makes it much more water tight.
Where in CONUS does bamboo grow like that?
Alabamy! 😉
Actually all around the Southeastern US.
All over the Southeast and parts of Texas, and certain varieties can survive further north.
That was a great video! Thank you !
Those are some mad skills my friend 🤠
Another banger. Thanks Jason! You're the man brother!
Nice video. What kind of machete are you using?
Bamboo in ancient Vietnam (even now) had very wide usage. You plant bamboos around the village for defence against wild animals and invaders. They can be used as weapons. Bamboo shoots can be eaten (they're quite good actually: ua-cam.com/video/LZ09TqD4ER0/v-deo.html) or you can put rice inside for a very aromatic meal (ua-cam.com/video/0eS1qBMJh_o/v-deo.html). Obviously, you can make furniture and shelter with bamboo. You must plant some bamboo in your bug in location.
That bamboo makes a great rice cooker with angle or slanted cuts to make a rectangle door on the side of the bamboo. Just add rice,water, and lay it at an angle either over or next to the fire to get at it easy. You can make chopsticks from the bamboo while its cooking, which doesn’t take to long to see the steam escaping from your bamboo door. Then serve with some pepper and some Nouc mam. You can also sherd and mix some can tuna.
“Ngon Lam”, which means “Tastes very good!”
Channel that Primitive Technology!
What is the name of this method of fire starting?
Great work! I'll never understand a lean to. I would've keep going into a small A frame personally to keep the wind from blowing it in. Of course, it would take twice as long too.
That bee though
Nice job Dude.
No sides at all? No thanks
Well done
Where in the United States is this located? That's a lot of bamboo and it certainly isn't on the west coast of the United States. It must be either the South or the east of the US
He's in N GA. The bamboo isn't native. Skeeters get bad in bamboo thickets.
In my neighbors yard, he dug a pit lined it with concrete planted green bamboo as a landscape feature 10+ years later I have it in my yard not a problem when ever I need some for a project I can cut some down 😁 BTW I currently live on the west coast 🤣
I want to see someone do something like this using only a multitool like a Leatherman. Imagine the content
Nice build, the machete works are great. Alan R.
I like how the bamboo turned into Lincoln Logs.
Minimal tools, great knowledge and skills.👍👍
Excellent skils Jason
Nate
How long does bamboo burn ?
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