Building a bench for my super shelter
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
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Building a bench for my super shelter
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This video was made and produced in Austria.
You are amazing... not just because you're a woman doing this but because of your knowledgebase and skills in the woods and getting the point across. Thank you!
Thank you Lilly for agreeing to review our products! We were very pleased and good work with the bench ;)
It's so weird to see a USA product ( The Hickory wood) outside of the USA. Is Hickory from the US known to be high-quality or something?
diggles27 hickory Wood is used in sweden too
Bad ass axes! Wranglerstar mentioned them in his videos which lead me to the Prandi website which then lead me here. Very cool journey. Next, I am going back to the Prandi website to buy their German maul, a splitting axe, and a hatchet. Love it!
I'm a long-time subscriber and love your videos. Looking forward to your survival knife design in action. Also, I'm very sorry to hear that people have threatened you. You seem smart, kind-hearted, capable, and down to Earth.
Brilliant video Lily. The bench is great and did not take that long. As you said all natural components. Look forward to next video.
Its good to see the super shelter again
Damn ! That wood is like butter with that axe.
Lilly. Beautiful name. My Mother was Lillie...Love your videos. Can hardly wait for the next one. Wish you could post a new one every day. God Bless
You should seriously consider expanding the base. I think it would be pretty interesting.
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Survival Lilly make video overnight
Please can you make a cross bow that would be sooooo cool haha?
Great vid and great bench!
Survival Lilly im italian
Survival Lilly...so good to see U at the old bugout shelter & hopefully some more overnights there as well. Keep up the great vids & awesome to see U again.
When I built a bench similar to this one I took the small branches a decent sized knife and batoned them down the middle giving you a flat service to sit on, love your videos. Cheers!
Omg! I love at the end when you decimate that big log. I tried that once... couldn't get the axe out... and just walked away. : (
You are awesome. Always appreciate your focus on safety also. Too many Weekend Warriers end up in the Emergency Room.
Respect the axe.
Haven't seen the bug-out shelter in a while.
Sorta feels good to be back at Lilly's roots
Fun video. Places to put your beer...very important. Next, lets see a buschcraft cup-holder!
amazing video Lilly!!!! thank you for not using music with the video... with out the music it makes the viewer feel more like they are actually there . not just watching a tv documentary .. cheers . :)
I'm impress with the bench. It's pretty cool what you can out of natural materials. I made chairs, table, shelf, bridge
The bench looked quite comfortable. Good job
Super cool how you used the back of the axe to split the wood, you could call it the “spring chair”. Cause of the bouncy ;)
A basic and sensible bench.. Very nice.
Glad you added the side table at the end. Can't tell you how many times I've kicked a beer over by putting it on the ground next to my chair. Lol
+Survival Lilly That's a good-looking ax and you obviously have some experience with splitting firewood. In my teenage days, I split many cords of firewood with a hammer (8 pound head) and an iron wedge for big trunk sections of the tree, and an ax for the limb sections. You are so right about being safe - it costs much less than a hospital visit. Best wishes. Cheers.
Great video Survival Lilly. Thanks for sharing little tiger! Now it's time for a fire and some beer.
Thank You Lilly
Thanks Prandi for sponsoring this video. That is exactly the kind of hatchet I have been looking for! And of course, another great video as always Lilly.
The shame she didn't use the axe to fell the tree though
I love that the new tools are made in Italy, German design and have USA hickory for the handles!
I may build one myself....I have a favorite spot in the woods where it is peaceful.
Lily you're the bush craft master!!!
great looking bench!! keep that chair and you have another place for a friend to sit
Schöne Tisch und Bank Kombi. Nice bench, work and techniques! Danke für´s Video liebe Lilly!
Big like for your safety rules. While going into lower position you also add more force into your swing.
That place is looking cozy! Less like a bug out shelter, and more like a vacation spot. It makes me want to get out and try some of this myself. Very nice work, and thank you for sharing these experiences with us through your videos!
Good advice regarding the stance while splitting wood. I myself had a close call recently because I was tired and got sloppy.
Yeah with all that work you are doing I would get tired too. I only hurt myself when I was in a rush or sloppy. As soon as I recognize that I am getting rushed I force myself to make a pause or to pay even more attention to what I am doing. Since I am doing that I havent hurt myself anymore. I started to watch your entire cabin building series now, it is really great I like it so much!!
Survival Lilly Thank you Lilly, that means a lot. You're definitely one of my inspirations on UA-cam
I thought the squat was the proper stance to avoid back injury...
I always quit when doing carpentry and exhausted. pick it up tomorrow..
Hi, quick tip that might help, when cutting a tree, put your knee on the ground, because of posture, otherwise you put too much strain on your back. Standing also looks a bit less safe.
Thanks for sharing. It's time to prepare for the winter months.
Beauty, brains, brawn, and a healthy respect for the outdoors. Respectfully, wishing I could find a woman like you, Lilly. Another great video.
I like those axes, too. The blade profile reminds me of ancient throwing axes. I'll ber checking them out.
Those axes look like pretty high quality kit. Very traditional, none of the modern synthetic handle, powder-coated, odd-shaped head, tactical fighting axe features. No bow drill socket, no ferro rod notch, and thankfully, no bottle opener! Just an axe with a good steel head and hickory handle.
You know Lilly, you do so many projects at the bug out camp, you should probably think about building yourself a workbench out there. Someplace where you can stand up to work on carving and shaping, lay out components, do product reviews, etc. It would be a nice project video itself and you'd also gain some storage area beneath the bench for supplies, gear, or firewood that could be covered with a tarp to keep the weather out.
You made that bench like a boss!
Well done Lilly.
You gotta love that straight grained pine, so nice to split up. Most of the wood we have here is full of knots.
looks good already
I liked the root-spliting. Thanks.
Beautiful axes, real piece of craftsmanship .
You are truly awesome! Thank you for showing us these ideas and methods.
Great bench, great video. My partner and I hope to make it to the wilderness in a month or less. I am going to try and video the experience. And then post to UA-cam
Hello,
beautiful your field bench.
A little idea for the next. if you leave the two front legs a bit high - the last you've put into the ground - you could make armrests by folding them with the backrest.
what do you think about it?
you have a very nice little Bushcraft camp I enjoy your show keep up the good work
I love the bench you built and your axe, and hatchet is real nice and helped in your building of the bench and other items you have at your camp.
I love watching your videos! How you handle the negative trolls with calm positive responses is AWESOME.
Lily's awesome. I love her.
She said beer cans. I love her even more!
Great job camera person. 👍🏼 whoever you are. 😉
Nice bench Lilly. Thank you.
Good job Lilly!
The key to lifting heavy logs safely is to use all back, no legs, and to pick it up with twisting/jerking type of motion. :D
Hello from Oklahoma again! Great job young lady! Looks like it was a great day. God Bless!
This is hot make a camping bench.
MY STYLE.
Step.1:find a log.
Step.2:set it to the place you want it to be
Step 3:sit
Step4:enjoy
Like the bench. Looks heavy duty. Take care, god bless
You are so intelligent and strong! We learn many from you. Hope I could one day make it in practice. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing
Another great video Lilly.
Oh no! Lilly builds a practical bushcraft bench while practicing proper woodland management and contributing to the overall health of the forest...say it isn't so!!! Great job Lilly on all accounts.
Crazy canuck... we meet again pal.... I remember you from a few weeks ago... Did you straighten out Canada yet.... l Told you MINNASNOTA STILL LOOKIN FOR GOOD STAND UP CONSERVATIVE DUDES...
I just love your videos. Thanks for all the hard work.
I like how you turn the log over after the first strike to split the log!
I have really enjoyed these supershelter series of videos. Hopefully my own bugout will go as well. you are an inspiration, thank you!
There needs to be a love button on UA-cam! Great video
Hi, Lily. I love your videos and look forward to each and every one of them. I am wondering why, however, you have such a beautiful ax and hatchet on your show, and yet you choose to cut your trees with a bow saw. Firstly, the weight of the tree is pressing down on the blade of the bow saw, making it hard to saw, and secondly, the ax could take down those saplings with only two or three well-placed chops. Hatchets are great for de-limbing as I see you are doing and you could use your bow saw to cut the saplings to length and to saw off the ends and make them more neat. Also, the ax (or the hatchet for that matter) would be useful to start a nice split at one end of the sapling and halve it using a wedge (or slim rock). Place your split halves on the two logs with the flat side up and it would be much more comfortable on the bum and back :) Great video and awesome bench tho - I love this bug out camp. Also, great tips on woodcutting safety - keep up the good work :)
Watch your back when lifting. Good video and good work Miss
Biggest consideration in a survival situation is not getting injured or sick for fear of the number one killer back in the day, infection. So your wood splitting method with your position to cut wood with an axe is ideal to avoid injury.
well put, cheers!
I love you girl! You inspire me to learn survival skills and not rely all the physical work on my man ~ I can do more than just plant identification and foraging xxx
Those axes are very... I don't know... Beautiful, amazing
Well let's just they are nice.
Love to hear your sweet voice again Lily, love all your vids.
Gotta get it. Hopefully Wal-Mart sells it!
Thank you for this. Always educational watching you work. I never thought to just split thicker roots in half. Funny the things you never consider till someone shows you how.
That looks to be one sharp ax awesome video Lilly
Nice 👍 video,and the axe also. Is it pricey ?" And oh,"I chop wood like you do."Safely !" Relax an have fun."👍😉
Good job, Lilly. Thanks for sharing. I may build my own. Keep em coming and we'll keep watching.
Awesome axes - and that bench looks great!
Good job on the bench, Lilly! Do you think you could make connections using mortise and tenons? I know it would be more effort, but it would last much longer than tied connections with vines and roots. Use your bow drill to bore your mortise, and carve tenons from sticks near the same diameter.
Lilly you have inspired me to build a bug out shelter it might take a while but hey it will be fun
You should have rolled your bench base logs to your camp,rather than struggle to carry them.When chopping a log that size,never lift the log on the axe if it becomes embedded.Quickest way to pull a muscle or put your back out!
Another excellent video. Thank You. The look on your face @ 10:00 is pure gold !
Ayyyyyyyyy ! LOL You're such a cool chick ! Can't wait to see some future winter overnight at the new and improved bug out camp.
I love all your videos, but your "Alone in the Canadian Wilderness" one is so great. Will you be packaging your tropical island one all together like that one too ? And are there any other survival locations you plan on doing ?
Really nice hatchet and axe. Great job on the bench!
That’s an awesome bench!
I really can't believe there are people who thing you have some guy helping you do all this work like you're incapable. I deal with wood all the time. I know those logs were heavy as fuck lol. I love seeing your skills, strength, and ingenuity on full displaying in your vids. You're amazing!
Awesome vid Lilly!! I watch you since the beginning and I realy see your vids improving!..keep going!
You should fasten the backrest of the bench to the nearest seat log for added strength and stability.
Loooooooooove the bed, bench and fire pit with reflect wall. You are awesome Lilly
Lilly if you want a smooth surface you should take off the bark and if you do that it will take off the spikes and look nicer
10:30 Yea, that may seem obvious to some with plenty of experience with an axe, but I buried an axe in my leg chopping wood myself. In my defense, I was seven years old, it was my first time, and no one had shown me how, but still. Good advice for the city folks.
Nice job Lilly... Thumbs up
Kudos on another excellent video!
‘Lilly don’t be a hero don’t hurt your back all your life’.... ok Lilly what song is that ?? 😁
I like the hatchet
Awesome... love the little hang out room !!!!!
I just subscribed and am enjoying!!!
Good job on the bench.I always enjoy your videos.
Good morning!! Another fantastic vid..Thank you for sharing!!! :-) :-)
Pretty Awesome !
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Lilly, is an Austrian wool hat with your logo available??? Be a great camping accessory!
I love your videos so much me and my friend do this kinda stuff in the woods too and i love it. I hate how you dont have more subscribers and how people talk about you mudering trees.
I love her videos too.....AAH...but she has " Five hundred & sixty seven Thousand " subscribers....!! you may have been looking at the " likes " .....& not subscribers ....☺ ...she has an amazing following......
It's youtube, people are always going to bitch. Just ignore it for the most part and things will go great.
Jeremy Lamont i agree but i think its better to hve les subscribers that are haters. And by the way i do this stuf becuse of Lily too
Francis Vimba Subscribed to you!!
I like the sounds of a banging axe. Nice video.
Lilly, la mejor y más fuerte de la survivalista del mundo💪
that bench looks like it can fold out into an overnight sleep system. ;)
I love your video's so much Lilly and stay tuned till next time! 💞💕😘
Nice work