Man this takes me back. We used to make these in Boy Scouts. In fact this was the first carving I ever did. Pinewood Derby cars being the next. What great days those were. Thank you for this.
What I really appreciate is how neat, clean & tidy you keep your gear, work area & camp sites. I tried watching a video yesterday & couldn’t because he kept forgetting where he put his stuff as he emptied out his whole bag & the things contained in his bags. It drove me & my ocd on cleanliness mad!
This was an OUTSTANDING video. It was exactly the length it needed to be. It conveyed the information clearly and succinctly, with a good combination of visual and verbal presentation. I gotta make one!
Excellent! Will be making some Hobo Reels, with the little ladies, for our Kayaks, and to add to our packs. Thank you, for a great walk through Corporal.
Great video! I can really appreciate the clear communication. I am teaching my boys the outdoor life one experience at a time and this one is on the short list👊🏻
Great job on the reel. I use a pole that has a large ferrule that sticks out far enough to wrap a hobo reel around. Hold the pole in your left hand and the hobo reel in your right. Just point the reel at the big ferrule when casting. And reel em in!
Thank you for another excellent video Cpl Kelly. As I have watched your videos for the past couple of years I have come to consider that people born to serve their country will find a way to do so no matter the situation. First you served in our military, for which we all owe you an impossible to repay debt of gratitude, but now you serve again by providing these videos and underscoring this way or life and mindset which was the basis or our nation IMO.
The method you used to wrap the bank line, we called "whipping". It was traditionally used to keep splices, and the ends of a cut rope, from fraying. Nice video. Thanks for posting.
Check out the Corporal's ladder pack frame vid also! If you are gonna have them harvesting some wood, might as well kill 2 birds with 1 stone... fyi- Dollar Tree has a handsaw, it isnt the best tool you could find but it could get your Scouts started down this path
For scouts, you might notice that the way he is making the handle is identical to the technique used for whipping the ends of rope to prevent fraying. I do that with paracord on my walking stick. Using an awl to bore through the stick about 3 feet apart enables me to unwrap the whip and quickly have a bow drill.
My thought exactly! I remember back to prehistory when I was in Boy Scouts and we attended camp of a week each summer. This would have been a perfect and totally natural woodworking project. Absolutely embodies Be Prepared.
Informative and concise video as usual. Great bush craft idea. Think I'll play around with some PVC to see what I can come up with ahead of actually needing it. Thank You
My favorite part is that all your videos are in an awesome and appropriate setting. Thanks for sharing this awesome skill, I look forward to the next video.
Thanks Cpl. Kelly, that’s a good idea, now I can stop carrying my ultralight rod . The hobo reel is the reel deal ! Definitely going to make one . Have a good day Sir.
Bushman, be prepared for breakoffs if bigger fish hit your small diameter line, since you won't have the flex of your rod . Just a tip. For sure you will have more room and for other stuff . Enjoy the outdoors all you can, while you can !
victor castle Thanks for the tip , Didn’t think about that . Got 20 acres of woods behind the house , deer and turkey hunt on and got a shelter built. In the woods every chance I get and your right , enjoy it every chance you can , like it’s your last. Good day Mr. Castle
@@johnnybushman651 , Your welcome sir. Just a old fisherman of many years :-( A disable combat vet that can't even fish now. Was a avid Bass fisherman in my last 35 yrs. grew up fishing bluegill ponds. By 12 was fishing a small river for catfish and Crappie or anything that was biting. Grew up hunting squirrels and rabbits, later quail. When we finally got Deer up here from Southern IL. , that gets in your blood. But Agent Orange has about gotten me now, so happy to be listening and seeing the birds and wild life around the house and woods at 75 when most who go sprayed are probably dead.
i am a relatively new viewer to you channel and this is exactely what brings me back. i love the "outside of the box" info that you bring to the table. these hobo reels are a big thing now but you articulate and demonstrate how to make one perfefectly. thank you for your time and your service to us all. looking forward to the fishing vid!!
Lol, I used to take a 20oz coke bottle and wrap monofilament fishing line. I cast that thing easily and made a nice fry afterwards. Excellent videos, Corporal, you present vital knowledge. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Corporal for this idea, i live near the beach so its salt water fishing for me mainly blue fish, stripe bas , weak fish and some flounder but i used to fish a lot with a salt water pole right from the beach, I've never been on a boat but i caught and ate some big one's , i lost almost all my stuff from the storm sandy but i like this idea
Yet again another great video... At some point can you revisit your fishing snares? I like the idea of having something to pass the time with the Hobo reel but being able to passively fish with multiple lines is awesome... Thanks again for sharing the plug idea that is brilliant (preshrunk). Awesome...
Great job. The way you break things down is fantastic.Thanks for adding the wrap in at the end. Always wondered how to do that. Now I know! God bless and thanks again. -Dave
I now have to make one of those from some of the oak or hickory wood we have here in Arkansas and keep it in my backpack. That is about the only thing which I don't have in the pack since there is plenty of fishing accessories in my pack. The weight won't be a factor since the finished wood is light once completed. Thanks for sharing this tip with all of us and I hope you have a great new week.
Cool beans yet again. I was going to improvise by fastening a sewing thread spool on that length of wood. But your being able to carve one in encourages me. Boy that mora has a wide spine.😀 You have this enigmatic wry grin. It would work well with boisterous students. It could say "I know more than you. If you don't want to learn,at least be quiet."
Another good one. This inspired me to make one about a couple years ago. I used one of those plastic tubes, I think they’re called 2 liter bottle preforms. Look like a big plastic test tube with a soda bottle cap on it. I flared out a 1” grey pvc coupler and jb plastic welded it to the closed end to act as the “reel”. It works really well. I use 20lb green mono and a slip bobber set-up.
Hobo fishing are fantastic when weight and space are critical have used them a lot and have also made them from pvc just in case and good idea is to also use clear plastic film canisters in side the handle to kep tackle organized you can also add a lanyard to the back of the handle with extra bank line to go around the wrist be for cutting it helps just in case and again keep up the good work and semper-fi.
Never seen one like that before. As usual, simple straight forward easy to understand. More important very useful. Thanks for another good one Corporal !!!
I was fishing yesterday with my dad and just remembered that ive seen videos of these Hobo Reels and thought I should try to make one, and today you upload this video! Great timing!
Neat. I liked your fishing pole with the double Y-shaped line spool on it better. I actually made one of those out of a springy branch, put a wire eye on it, loaded it with 10 pound spider wire and caught a 3 pound bass. I left the pole at the fishing spot for any one to use and some one must have liked it so much they took it home with them haha.
Making one of those is a fun project. In Real Life, I have made Hobo Reels many times using any plastic, long neck, drink or syrup bottle. Stores (and trash cans) are full of Long Neck bottles. For back up bait, I cut chicken gizzards into quarters, stick an awl thru them and then push it down over the eye of a treble hook. Then I hang the hooks outside in the sun and wind to turn into jerky. That way, you can store the baited hooks inside the long neck bottle and it won't stink and rot. Many morings, I wave woken up to a couple of catfish to grill on some coals for breakfast. I gut them and just put them on the coals of the morning fire. That way you don't have to skin them, the skin gets crisp and comes off easily once the flesh is flaky. I don't waste space carrying floats or bobbers. I always have a knife so I look for dry twigs the right size and length then I whittle off the bark so it is light colored. Then I carve a groove around one end and tie the line to that. When you get a nibble the twig/float quivers. When you get a bite it stands straight up and then goes under. Eddited because I caint speel. _Happy Trails_
Excellent video, as always, but you did a fabulous job showing and explaining the steps close out. I have watched these and your catch-and-cook videos and have wondered one thing: Why do you always use such tiny hooks? I would like to see you try to catch a BIG fish with one of your hobo reels and a bigger hook or lure. Challenge.
Thank you for the video, your videos are always informative. I appreciate your mix of modern and traditional skills and methods. I have made Hobo Reels from PVC, they are cheap, easy to make and work really well. The hollow handle is great for storing fishing gear. I used mine exclusively last year as my fishing gear. All the tackle I needed fits in the handle, so I don't have to carry extra gear, it's reasonably light, and packs easily. The Hobo Reel does take some practice to cast effectively, but for small rivers and creeks it's a great tool. It does really well for jigging. I tell you what though, you hook onto a nice sized rainbow trout you are in for a nice little fight and challenge! Once again, thank you for the videos, keep up the great work.
Hey sir if you carry a key ring wwith you tie it to the end of a stick about 7 ft long to use with your hobo reel you can cast far trust me it was my first fishing pole 🎣. My grandfather showed me 45 years ago an I still use one today. Great video. One more thing my grandfather made me a hobo reel like your baton about 3" diameter with a smaller handle only 9"" long . 3" long spool 3" round 6" handle an the front of the spool is where the inside compartment was . He made it with his oyster hatch an a old timer pocket knife. Keep the videos coming 👍
Corporal, that was outstanding! Great little tool to have in the backpack and very easy to make. Thanks also for the influencers page. When I go to Amazon to buy some hear that I know you have used I will definitely go through your page so you can get paid. Thanks again for all your videos. You and Dave are my go to guys!!!
I love your handcrafted survival tools. Can you do a video on a field made plastic bottle string cutter? I feel that this could be a great survival tool as there are tons of plastic bottles just laying around and this could be a stand-in for cordage that has to be carried. The plastic bottles can be used for water, then turned into strong cordage.
I have read articles on how to make these out of pvc pipes and was getting ready to make one out of pvc myself but im going to try this first. I cant wait to see what you get with it!
I have known about hobo reels and yoyo reels for a while but today while watching your vid I was struck with super-geek inspiration... I have just three words for you: Lightsaber Hobo Reel
I really like your video's. They are very informative and I have learned a lot of new skills. I do a lot of backpacking so having new skills and being able to test new things while I am out there is always fun. Thanks again!
@@jake_from_statefarm7209 I found that fishing rods(the ones that I used) would have feeding problems or the top parts would break. A hobo rod is more simple and they have never given me trouble. The only downside is that you can't cast as far with a hobo rod than with a conventional fishing rod.
Corporal, thank you for sharing this vlogg, I'm going to give this a try, have a wonderful weekend, take care and God bless you and your Family always. 🇺🇸🔥☕️🇺🇸
Good Job 👍 I was just working on mine when I got this notification an hour ago. I'm using a grey pvc pipe that I found on a hike.I'm using tape on the ends for now, until I can get some caps. My next project is that candle holder you taught how to make. Great video, as Always.
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Man this takes me back. We used to make these in Boy Scouts. In fact this was the first carving I ever did. Pinewood Derby cars being the next. What great days those were. Thank you for this.
What I really appreciate is how neat, clean & tidy you keep your gear, work area & camp sites. I tried watching a video yesterday & couldn’t because he kept forgetting where he put his stuff as he emptied out his whole bag & the things contained in his bags. It drove me & my ocd on cleanliness mad!
Just got in from an overnight with my son and we caught supper with ours last night. Was awesome to see this video right after coming in.
Watching you carve is like zen meditation. I feel totally relaxed now.
This was an OUTSTANDING video. It was exactly the length it needed to be. It conveyed the information clearly and succinctly, with a good combination of visual and verbal presentation.
I gotta make one!
Excellent! Will be making some Hobo Reels, with the little ladies, for our Kayaks, and to add to our packs. Thank you, for a great walk through Corporal.
Made a few of these a few years ago with my daugters out bush. I just checked and they all still have theirs.
Great work mate.
G'day from Australia 🇦🇺
*What an Awesome build sir. I was hoping you would catch a fish with it.. but ill keep an eye for the overnighter!* You crushed this episode
Coming from you and you channel, That is a complement I will Take! Thanks for watching
@@recall5811 Every Week.
Pretty cool idea. PVC pipe and the appropriate fittings also works well. Thanks for the video.
Nice pocket fishing kits. I lost mine, so I need to make one again lol :)
Make an urban version. That would be Bad-A$$
I have used a soda can will maybe a beer can,but is a neat thing to make for Christmas present for my 23 grandchildren. 🙂
Great video! I can really appreciate the clear communication. I am teaching my boys the outdoor life one experience at a time and this one is on the short list👊🏻
Made me one a couple of weeks ago for my bushcraft bag. Now my daughter wants one for hers.... keep up the good work... Semper Fi
Great job on the reel. I use a pole that has a large ferrule that sticks out far enough to wrap a hobo reel around. Hold the pole in your left hand and the hobo reel in your right. Just point the reel at the big ferrule when casting. And reel em in!
Thank you for another excellent video Cpl Kelly. As I have watched your videos for the past couple of years I have come to consider that people born to serve their country will find a way to do so no matter the situation. First you served in our military, for which we all owe you an impossible to repay debt of gratitude, but now you serve again by providing these videos and underscoring this way or life and mindset which was the basis or our nation IMO.
The method you used to wrap the bank line, we called "whipping". It was traditionally used to keep splices, and the ends of a cut rope, from fraying.
Nice video. Thanks for posting.
This looks like a great Scout project!
Check out the Corporal's ladder pack frame vid also! If you are gonna have them harvesting some wood, might as well kill 2 birds with 1 stone... fyi- Dollar Tree has a handsaw, it isnt the best tool you could find but it could get your Scouts started down this path
I was thinking the same thing!
For scouts, you might notice that the way he is making the handle is identical to the technique used for whipping the ends of rope to prevent fraying. I do that with paracord on my walking stick. Using an awl to bore through the stick about 3 feet apart enables me to unwrap the whip and quickly have a bow drill.
My thought exactly! I remember back to prehistory when I was in Boy Scouts and we attended camp of a week each summer. This would have been a perfect and totally natural woodworking project. Absolutely embodies Be Prepared.
Informative and concise video as usual. Great bush craft idea. Think I'll play around with some PVC to see what I can come up with ahead of actually needing it. Thank You
My favorite part is that all your videos are in an awesome and appropriate setting. Thanks for sharing this awesome skill, I look forward to the next video.
Very helpful! The handle wraps is why i came but learned so much more! Thank you!
Thanks Cpl. Kelly, that’s a good idea, now I can stop carrying my ultralight rod . The hobo reel is the reel deal ! Definitely going to make one .
Have a good day Sir.
Bushman, be prepared for breakoffs if bigger fish hit your small diameter line, since you won't have the flex of your rod . Just a tip. For sure you will have more room and for other stuff . Enjoy the outdoors all you can, while you can !
victor castle
Thanks for the tip ,
Didn’t think about that . Got 20 acres of woods behind the house , deer and turkey hunt on and got a shelter built. In the woods every chance I get and your right , enjoy it every chance you can , like it’s your last.
Good day Mr. Castle
@@johnnybushman651 ,
Your welcome sir. Just a old fisherman of many years :-( A disable combat vet that can't even fish now. Was a avid Bass fisherman in my last 35 yrs. grew up fishing bluegill ponds. By 12 was fishing a small river for catfish and Crappie or anything that was biting.
Grew up hunting squirrels and rabbits, later quail. When we finally got Deer up here from Southern IL. , that gets in your blood.
But Agent Orange has about gotten me now, so happy to be listening and seeing the birds and wild life around the house and woods at 75 when most who go sprayed are probably dead.
Nice a very simple and inexpensive kit. Stay safe.
i am a relatively new viewer to you channel and this is exactely what brings me back. i love the "outside of the box" info that you bring to the table. these hobo reels are a big thing now but you articulate and demonstrate how to make one perfefectly. thank you for your time and your service to us all. looking forward to the fishing vid!!
Your chanell is on my top 10 favourite chanell in youtube. Thanks for sharing and good fishing. Greetings from Portugal
Nice reel/pole. Not sure it will meet CA fish and game requirements but easy to make and use. Outstanding
Lol, I used to take a 20oz coke bottle and wrap monofilament fishing line. I cast that thing easily and made a nice fry afterwards. Excellent videos, Corporal, you present vital knowledge. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Corporal for this idea, i live near the beach so its salt water fishing for me mainly blue fish, stripe bas , weak fish and some flounder but i used to fish a lot with a salt water pole right from the beach, I've never been on a boat but i caught and ate some big one's , i lost almost all my stuff from the storm sandy but i like this idea
I've never seen this style before. Neat idea, easy to make bushcraft project. I learned something today.Thanks.
Yet again another great video... At some point can you revisit your fishing snares? I like the idea of having something to pass the time with the Hobo reel but being able to passively fish with multiple lines is awesome... Thanks again for sharing the plug idea that is brilliant (preshrunk). Awesome...
I've learned more bushcraft skills from you than I have anyone else. Thank you for your continuing service Corporal Kelly. From S. Illinois
Great job. The way you break things down is fantastic.Thanks for adding the wrap in at the end. Always wondered how to do that. Now I know! God bless and thanks again.
-Dave
Thanks, so simple yet effective. Time to get carving and hope for no stitches. Have a pond in mind to test it out.
I now have to make one of those from some of the oak or hickory wood we have here in Arkansas and keep it in my backpack. That is about the only thing which I don't have in the pack since there is plenty of fishing accessories in my pack. The weight won't be a factor since the finished wood is light once completed. Thanks for sharing this tip with all of us and I hope you have a great new week.
Perfect I’ll be build a few of these to keep in my vehicles , you never know when the fishing bug will bite . Thank you for sharing
Excellent video. Great knife choice!!!!! Love my Mora's.
That is quite neat, perfect for some sneak fishing !
Cool beans yet again.
I was going to improvise by fastening a sewing thread spool on that length of wood. But your being able to carve one in encourages me. Boy that mora has a wide spine.😀
You have this enigmatic wry grin.
It would work well with boisterous students.
It could say "I know more than you. If you don't want to learn,at least be quiet."
Another good one. This inspired me to make one about a couple years ago. I used one of those plastic tubes, I think they’re called 2 liter bottle preforms. Look like a big plastic test tube with a soda bottle cap on it. I flared out a 1” grey pvc coupler and jb plastic welded it to the closed end to act as the “reel”. It works really well. I use 20lb green mono and a slip bobber set-up.
Outstanding! Definitely a project I would want to try!
Corporals Corner released a new video! Sweet! Time to learn something new and effective!
Great channel, fun and informative, thank you for sharing your knowledge, God Bless You Good Sir
Great job!!! And THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!!!!!
That was very cool, excellent idea about using the dry wood has a cap with the green wood. .
Hobo fishing are fantastic when weight and space are critical have used them a lot and have also made them from pvc just in case and good idea is to also use clear plastic film canisters in side the handle to kep tackle organized you can also add a lanyard to the back of the handle with extra bank line to go around the wrist be for cutting it helps just in case and again keep up the good work and semper-fi.
That was good to go! Carving out the handle to hold additional fishing tackle was a brilliant twist on an improvised fishing rod setup
Very cool. Good project for rainy day.
Never seen one like that before. As usual, simple straight forward easy to understand. More important very useful.
Thanks for another good one Corporal !!!
Got a friends kid to make me one way back at school love it to bits
Nice, simple and looks great!
I was fishing yesterday with my dad and just remembered that ive seen videos of these Hobo Reels and thought I should try to make one, and today you upload this video! Great timing!
Excellent demonstration!
Love this type of instructional video. Looking forward to see how it performs on the overnight.
Awesome build, thanks.
Bamboo is awesome for making a bushcraft fishing kit.
Neat. I liked your fishing pole with the double Y-shaped line spool on it better. I actually made one of those out of a springy branch, put a wire eye on it, loaded it with 10 pound spider wire and caught a 3 pound bass. I left the pole at the fishing spot for any one to use and some one must have liked it so much they took it home with them haha.
Excellent video!!! Thanks for taking the time to teach this.
Nice simple fishing kit 👍
Thanks for taking the time to share the knowledge
Cool, I never even heard of a hobo reel before this. Glad you made this video!
Making one of those is a fun project. In Real Life, I have made Hobo Reels many times using any plastic, long neck, drink or syrup bottle. Stores (and trash cans) are full of Long Neck bottles.
For back up bait, I cut chicken gizzards into quarters, stick an awl thru them and then push it down over the eye of a treble hook. Then I hang the hooks outside in the sun and wind to turn into jerky. That way, you can store the baited hooks inside the long neck bottle and it won't stink and rot.
Many morings, I wave woken up to a couple of catfish to grill on some coals for breakfast. I gut them and just put them on the coals of the morning fire. That way you don't have to skin them, the skin gets crisp and comes off easily once the flesh is flaky.
I don't waste space carrying floats or bobbers. I always have a knife so I look for dry twigs the right size and length then I whittle off the bark so it is light colored. Then I carve a groove around one end and tie the line to that. When you get a nibble the twig/float quivers. When you get a bite it stands straight up and then goes under.
Eddited because I caint speel.
_Happy Trails_
thanks for the ideas
Excellent video, as always, but you did a fabulous job showing and explaining the steps close out. I have watched these and your catch-and-cook videos and have wondered one thing: Why do you always use such tiny hooks? I would like to see you try to catch a BIG fish with one of your hobo reels and a bigger hook or lure. Challenge.
That is Awesome. I was wondering what I was going to do today.
Thank you for the video, your videos are always informative. I appreciate your mix of modern and traditional skills and methods. I have made Hobo Reels from PVC, they are cheap, easy to make and work really well. The hollow handle is great for storing fishing gear. I used mine exclusively last year as my fishing gear. All the tackle I needed fits in the handle, so I don't have to carry extra gear, it's reasonably light, and packs easily. The Hobo Reel does take some practice to cast effectively, but for small rivers and creeks it's a great tool. It does really well for jigging. I tell you what though, you hook onto a nice sized rainbow trout you are in for a nice little fight and challenge! Once again, thank you for the videos, keep up the great work.
Hey sir if you carry a key ring wwith you tie it to the end of a stick about 7 ft long to use with your hobo reel you can cast far trust me it was my first fishing pole 🎣. My grandfather showed me 45 years ago an I still use one today. Great video. One more thing my grandfather made me a hobo reel like your baton about 3" diameter with a smaller handle only 9"" long . 3" long spool 3" round 6" handle an the front of the spool is where the inside compartment was . He made it with his oyster hatch an a old timer pocket knife. Keep the videos coming 👍
Ardy Smith thanks for your comment do you care to send me any pictures?
Corporal, that was outstanding! Great little tool to have in the backpack and very easy to make. Thanks also for the influencers page. When I go to Amazon to buy some hear that I know you have used I will definitely go through your page so you can get paid. Thanks again for all your videos. You and Dave are my go to guys!!!
Very interesting. Love your videos. Can't wait till the next one.
Great instructional video. Thanks.
Another nice idea! Thank you.
I love your handcrafted survival tools. Can you do a video on a field made plastic bottle string cutter? I feel that this could be a great survival tool as there are tons of plastic bottles just laying around and this could be a stand-in for cordage that has to be carried. The plastic bottles can be used for water, then turned into strong cordage.
Excellent idea, have to make one for hiking. Love your channel.
Great video on an easy fishing setup. Thanks
What a neat idea! I don't have a fishing kit yet, but I will soon.
I have read articles on how to make these out of pvc pipes and was getting ready to make one out of pvc myself but im going to try this first. I cant wait to see what you get with it!
Very cool and learned something new I did...
Very nice, time to go play with the new Mora.
Good stuff. Since I'm back to my old job and on the road again, I think I'm going to make one or two of these for in my road kit.
NICE I Like your Fish'n Rig here.. I'll have to try this myself... Thanks
Cool, thanks , like the way you explain stuff . Thanks 😊
Amazing design corporal.
Awesome kit.... salute Sir...!!!!!
This is awesome corporal! Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge with us! Your vids are the best on UA-cam in my opinion!
I have known about hobo reels and yoyo reels for a while but today while watching your vid I was struck with super-geek inspiration... I have just three words for you:
Lightsaber Hobo Reel
this right here? this is a rainy day project for The Boy come the next rained into camp day. thanks, you may have saved my sanity.
I really like your video's. They are very informative and I have learned a lot of new skills. I do a lot of backpacking so having new skills and being able to test new things while I am out there is always fun. Thanks again!
That ain't too bad Colonel corporal--- keep up the good work, you've earned your jump pay!
AWESOME Great Video saves a lot of time in the field , very nice
Love it thanks for showing us this, I will be employing this when I get out of the desert and some where there is fish !!!!!!!! thanks so much.
I did the same thing out of two pill bottles. I find these are much more reliable than a coventional fishing rod
I know virtually nothing about fishing, so this is meant genuinely:
How would you say they're more reliable? Is it the sturdiness?
@@jake_from_statefarm7209 I found that fishing rods(the ones that I used) would have feeding problems or the top parts would break. A hobo rod is more simple and they have never given me trouble. The only downside is that you can't cast as far with a hobo rod than with a conventional fishing rod.
Corporal, thank you for sharing this vlogg, I'm going to give this a try, have a wonderful weekend, take care and God bless you and your Family always. 🇺🇸🔥☕️🇺🇸
Love that simple concept and design. Good training corporal kelley. Ooorah and semper fi!
Good Job 👍
I was just working on mine when I got this notification an hour ago. I'm using a grey pvc pipe that I found on a hike.I'm using tape on the ends for now, until I can get some caps. My next project is that candle holder you taught how to make. Great video, as Always.
Great video. I have a friend who would really like something like this, so a bushcraft project for me this summer. Thank you so much.
Excellent DIY Your videos are top class.
Thumbs up!! 👍👍 Would make a nice little camp project. As always, great video, CK!!
That is so cool, I wish I had invented that. Love your channel, subscribed a year ago & have learned a lot.🇺🇸
“Outstanding” video as always, can’t wait to see the upcoming overnighter!
BROTHER, HOW DON'T YOU HAVE A MILLION SUBS YET? 🏆
I am not a faker and YT doesn't like real crap. Thanks for watching
I’m so excited to watch this video, thank you 😊
Thank you for a nother awesome viedo keep up the awesome job
Thanks for adding to my camp project list as always Corporal!
Gonna try this for sure