DIY Keychain Tripod and The Ferrobiner
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- I was asked by several folks to show how the Keychain Tripod device is made. I make two versions of it using two methods. One with fancypants tools and one with common everyday tools. I also throw in a never before seen Ferrobiner. A combo Ferro rod and carabiner. Super long video, skip over the stuff you dont need.
Its downright ridiculous how thankful I am when there is a new video of yours to watch. You just flat out need your own daily television show, brother. Talk about current events, interview guests, work in the shop, and have fun in the woods. I wouldn't miss an episode. Keep up the great work, Dave!
Jamie Hitt Very cool Jamie! Im glad you like the videos that much. Man, Ive had
small offers for bit parts on shows and it never worked out. I almost
got a show another time and it didnt work out. Maybe something will surface one day.
Take care and Thanks for watching my friend.
Big fish in small pond beats small fish in big pond - David you are a master at what you do and your audience knows that. Out in telly-land the sharks would have you for a between meals snack. We subscribers value you enormously, just keep on doing what you do so well.
Robert Seviour Any kind of a major show production and dealing with network suits would just suck the life out of a person. I just mean to say that as an on-screen personality, Dave is top notch!
Reallybigmonkey1 Stay away from those offers David. I've worked in the film industry before. It's not all what it's cracked up to be. Long hours, short pay and they just keep dangling that carrot out in front of you until you are broke and they are rich. Stick to what you know and you will be happy the rest of your life. Hollywood will screw your whole life up.
Robert Seviour Thanks Robert. I'll keep doing what Im doing now and I'll just say if any show Im involved with allows me no control over the content, I wont do it. I wont have any part in any fake drama. It has to be for real outdoors fun. To me, thats plenty entertaining enough. Thanks for the support brother.
Thanks Dave . Some of your videos make me miss my dad alot. I wish he could have watched your videos.
You are very welcome John. That would have been cool for y'all to watch together.
This reminds me of high school, where they kept telling me that pie are square, and everyone knows that pie are round. Lol. Excellent instructional video David. My wife and I enjoy all of your videos very much.
NWIPrepper19113 LOL, I never listened in math back in school, I wished I would have. I'm glad you two like the vids. Take care my friends.
Dude, you are brilliant.
I watched this to see if there was anything that I could use in my art, sewing, gardening, and crafts.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills with the rest of us. You're a natural teacher, too, Dave.
God bless you.
Thank you Linda, I'm glad you liked it and Im always happy to share what all I know. Thanks for watching and may God bless you too
Hi, Dave,
You are welcome, dear one. Enjoy a lovely and blessed week.
Hugs,
Linda Lee
You are faithful to your fans, I really admire you for that. What you go through is amazing. Thank you for taking the time. We enjoy your efforts.
Dave the one complaining about your complex tools, will not be happy until you tell him he can make his out of wood they work just fine . Happy Trails
Sir !
As always a top end film and you have a very inventive mind, always smile when i see you have up loaded another film.
be safe in the up coming new year..
Mack.
mack tightwad Thanks Mack! I'm glad you liked it brother. I guess I do think of a lot of stuff to make, Im always dreaming up something. You be safe too and take care brother!
Here's a trick that I have used for over 20 years. Place a large magnet (I used a speaker magnet from a dead speaker) on the side of your drill press and use it to hold your chuck key. It's always there, out of the saw dust and shavings. I really enjoy your videos.
PaCampingDad Fantastic idea! Thanks! And Im glad you like the videos.
Another great How-To video. I do how-to videos all the time. I know how hard it is and how long it takes setting up shots and such. Good work. Thanks again.
mobiltec Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. You hit it on the head bro, it does take a lot of camera shots and angles to get this stuff where it all makes sense. Thanks for watching my friend.
As always, a fun and informative video. You always thank us for watching. I want to thank you for taking the time to make these enjoyable videos. Be well and God bless.
joenet42567 Im glad you liked it. I always thank yall because without viewers, theres no reason for me to film. Take care and God bless you too my friend.
you really go above and beyond for your viewers. your talents are off the charts!
Thanks Amy! I try my best to do as good as I can on the videos.
I'm at home sick right now. Your vids are making me feel better. Thanks.
Capn Clawhammer Get well soon Cap. Im glad the videos helped brother.
Gold to see you back making videos .
Scott Neal Always good to be back Scott, Thanks for watching my friend
Hi David....really enjoyed your DIY video......totally love your attitude when things don't turn out quite the way you planned.....always positive. Thanks for sharing your knowledge....
NewEnglandFish Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. Ya have to keep a good attitude no matter what brother. Thanks for watching
I've been watching your videos for about 4 years I love all of your outdoor cooking a videos where you use things that you've built. Keep up the good work!
+aron “Minecraftgirl” archer Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. I have at least three more never before seen cooking set ups I plan on showing this winter so, Stay tuned! Thanks for watching.
Now I have to get to work. I'm putting together snuff can kits and I'll need a tripod tool for one. I'll be fancy and use my old drill press and that "ferrobiner" is awesome. God Bless, Scott
fatmantolly Sounds good Scott! This is a handy addition to an snuff can fire kit. Good luck with it and Thanks for watching.
When I saw you were in the shop for this video I was disappointed. I really didn't want to see another really cool thingy that I can never have because of your machines. So when you showed this device made with hand tools, it was a breath of fresh air. I think I will make this one.
Arnold Alt LOL, I,m glad you werent disappointed Arnold! Yes, a lot of my shop stuff is made with expensive machines so I figured it would be a good thing to show how it can be dont with normal tools we all have. Good luck with it and Thanks for watching.
Dude, you make the best videos. You are the only guy on UA-cam who can babble on camera and still be entertaining. An hour video from you puts most TV shows to shame IMHO. Although I live in California where fires are illegal everywhere I still watched the video for shear enjoyment. I made a few of your ideas so far. Mainly I made the collapsible grill from aluminum tubing and as welding rod. I'm also making a knife sheath that holds my 10" old hickory french style chief knife, the grill, a sharpening rod and ferro rod. The leather came from a Coach purse my wife no longer wanted. I wish the still had video response so you could see the ideas made from your videos. Keep em' coming. BTW, I really need a milling machine like yours. The only thing holding me back from a DIY project is not having the tool to do it. Otherwise I love making my own gear. Happy trails my friend, your efforts are appreciated.
Joshua McGeachy Thanks Joshua! I'm glad you like my vids and what I do. Youre right, I do babble a lot! LOL. Man, all your projects sound awesome!!! A guy with your attitude could make ANYTHING with a fully equipped shop. Take care and keep on gear making my friend.
Hello David Your enthusiasm is contagious, I'm already on my way down to my "den" and fabricate one, Thanks
Soon, I too will publish some videos, I will soon travel to northern Sweden for three weeks of adventure. time to give a little back,
Falukrop ezra I'm glad you like what I do and its very cool youre gonna make one! Good luck with it and the vids. Making vids of your adventures is the most fun a person can have.
Great bid. What I would like to see for a winter shelter is your tree tent in use as it was explained on the video, hanging over the hot coals. Just to see how warm it really is. Of I ever get the time, I am going to make me one of them. Keep doing what you do, having fun.
11krazykasper Thanks! I'm glad you like the vid. I did try the old tree tent over coals and it didnt work out too well. You cant really get it close enough to the fire to get warm and you can keep getting in and out to sustain a large fire. Its a great summer and cool weather shelter but for extreme cold, its just not ideal without more insulation. Try and make one tho if you have time. Take care and Thanks for watching my friend..
Bushcraft Workshop Artist David. Fine and nice my friend!
Waldhandwerk Thanks! I'm glad you liked it Sepp. Always good to hear from you my good friend.
Great instructions. Thanks for showing the hand tool method. From Vancouver, Canada.
John Lauritzen Thanks! Im glad you liked it John. I figured most folks can use the hand tool method no problems. Take care man.
Outstanding video David. I don't know how you do this, but I had to watch every single minute! Learned a lot and I love that you made a tutorial and took the effort to show how it's done with common man's tools! As a German it'll take me some time to translate the inches into centimeters, but I'll give it a go. The ferrobiner is simply great! Thanks a lot for this brother! Cheers, Marc
Scouting Free Thanks Marc ! I'm glad you liked it. Very cool you plan on making one, it will take time to convert it all to centimeters but with a chart it shouldnt be too bad. Im liking that Ferrobiner the more I use it! Take care brother.
You got me hooked..... Now I've just got to try my hand at this !!!
Allen Alleycat007 Sounds great! Grab some tools and give it a go my friend.
Expensive, fancy and out of reach of the common man?!? Yeah, ok. LOL!!!
If someone can't figure out how to improvise thats watching these videos, then I would say, they don't quite get the point of them. After seeing your video using the tripod, I made my own out of some of that shinny silver stuff. =) Its square and I used my hand drill and a file. Thank you for it and all your great videos!!
P.S. Really glad you're feeling better!!!
Zepply Ledson You hit it right on the head brother! No reason to do stuff exactly like me, but its good to watch the video, get an idea and modify it any way you can. Im glad you liked it and Thanks for watching my friend.
I know this is an old video. I had to do work on the the Bridgeport today. Thanks, love the outdoors,this eased my mind. Great stuff
Some of my better stuff is on the older videos, come back any time and thanks for watching George!
love the way you shower how to make this with simple tools and especially the math you did to help out those of us without a lathe ... or math skills lol thanks Dave
Glad to see that your feeling better. Good to see you back. Cheers mate
Hawkie67 Thanks Brother, its always good to be back on here.
Gday Dave. First time Ive ever commented on UA-cam. Lovin seein your ideas mate. Don't need to watch the telly anymore. Bloody brilliant stuff mate. Keep em comin! All the best from Oz.
Yeah you're not kidding! Has been in the low 20's during the day and low teens at night! Can't stand outside more than 10 min. without feeling pain lol. Have to deal with this for at least another month, month and a half! I've got to move to a warmer climate!
Thanks again for taking the time to help. I'm totally new to bushcraft and can't tell you how much I look forward to my first trip into the woods!
David Fiorini Im always happy to help brother
Love your sense of humor! Great ideas thanks!
***** Thanks Terri ! Im glad you liked it and my humor.
BROTHER THAT IS SLICKER THAN PEANUT BUTTER & JELLY SANDWICH. THANK YOU SO MUCH. KEEP THEM COMING. BLESS YOU.
Thank you Keith!
Really enjoy your videos David. Very well done, guess I need to get busy and make some of these. Thanks for sharing your skills with us.
Larry
TatDarYow Thanks Larry, Im glad you liked it. Make you ne and it will last for years brother.
Know what... that is a great design! I like the way you show how you do stuff. I can change it up a little by using a 3"x3" flat washer that they use to bolt down the bottom plate of walls in wood frame construction. There is already a drilled hole in the middle in the middle of the washer; just elongate the hole and add the other holes and I will be in business. Thanks for the vid!!!
charles hayes Thanks Charles! I'm glad you liked it. Man, thats a fantastic idea! With the big hole already in the middle, you just need a pot hanger hole near it, then you could even eyeball the three tripod holes! Give it a go and see. Good luck and thanks for watching my friend.
Love your machinist vids! Reminds me of younger days. Thank you very much for your efforts, it`s appreciated. Be blessed!
Joe
1fanger Thank you Joe, Im glad you liked it.Some of the best years of my life were sepnt in either a tool and die shop or a machine shop. It is an interesting world. Take care brother.
Dave, you are a supercreative man, and I always love watching your videos. Good to see that you're making lots of good videos again. :)
Kai Benjaminsen Thank you Kai! Im glad you like the videos. I have several more planned.
Thanks you for that, I was one of the guys that asked for a how to In the original vid, I assumed it was stainless steel which is hard to machine. Im gonna now make two of them and have a bushcraft camera tripod too using the same system. thank you for the videos, Keep up the great work ,
ATB Bruce
Good Idea! Always good to see your videos posted!
2012 Makumba I'm glad you liked it, Im always happy to post.
I was just looking through my feed yesterday wondering if you had any new videos. Thanks for posting one!! Good as always.
Jeff Meadows Im always happy to post when I can Jeff, Thanks for watching brother
Great video Dave. Great ideas and nice machine work.
+Tmakmak Thank you my friend , I'm glad you liked it.
Very cool. Great piece of gear and really appreciate the common man alternate method. Definately gonna try my hand at this.
Steven vironet Im glad you liked it Steven. That's cool youre gonna make one, good luck brother.
Hey Dave,
Love the Ferrobiner alot so i will be makin one soon. Thanks for making great videos.
Hope to see more of your ideals come to light.
Terry
tdc1066 Sounds great Terry! Its really not that hard to make either. The more I carry it, the more I like it. More to come, Thanks for watching
I find that i like your shop videos almost as much as out in the woods. Looking at your milling machine I thought of a spiral router bit in a router table. The bit is in a different direction. Also thought of a roto tool with one of those spiral bits they show cutting tile for the shower. Aluminium is pretty soft I think it would cut it. Also like the idea of the hole saw, even in a hand drill and they are not that expensive. Glad to see you are feeling better. Always look forward to your next video.
Bruce Ferguson Im glad you like the shop vids Bruce, some only loves the woods videos. Yes, I do think a roto zip or spiral router will work. Just make sure the bit is 2 flute and not 4 flute, spiral flute and not straight flute and not carbide. More videos on the way brother.
Does a 4 flute grab more than a 2 flute? I was also thinking of a router in a table which I have on the wing of my table saw. They have up spiral and down spiral high speed steel bits. I would think a down spiral would pull the plate to the table the other would push it away. Also your ferobiner if you used carbon steel rod you could make a flint striker. Problem is I don't know if a flint striker has to have a sharp edge. Thanks again.
Rubber bands on the parallels keep them from falling over. Nice little tool. I made a bunch for myself and friends. gotts love being a machinist. Keep up the good work brother!!
+Jeremy German Good trick, another trick is to use a small spring inbetween the parallels to keep em loaded against the jaws of the vice Being a machinist is the biggest advantage in the world, if they dont make it, you can! Take care Brother Jeremy
Really nice! I will have to make both of those. Next time try a tile saw blade(for a hacksaw) for cutting the tripod disc by hand. They cut in any direction. Your ideas are some of the best! Thx David.
Jerry
Jerry Morris Cool, I'm glad you liked it Jerry. Good luck with both. I dont recall ever using a tile saw so I'll check it out. Take care man.
great video as always dave
loved the ferrobiner idea.
well done my friend
funkyprepper Thanks Brother! Im glad you liked it. Always good to hear from you Darren.
A cool idea with that pocket tripod. I could see doing one with a single center hole using a line with a toggle on each end as my pot hanger and a flat side on the top toggle to give me height adjustment as it will keep my line from unwinding.
Stuart Mangold Thanks Stuart, Im glad you liked it. Good idea on the mod. I actually have a smaller version of my Twist Disc thats similar to what you mentioned. Im not sure if Ive ever shown it before. Give it a try man.
if I can scrounge the material I'll look into it
Us "Old Timers" grew up with a cartoon series called "Ruff and Ready". They often had to deal with a planet called "Munimula" (which is aluminum spelled backwards). Folks just need to be more versatile in life! Even though I'm now in Colorado, my Woodbadge and Scout leader years were spent in Iowa. We had the 2nd meanest skeeters (the meanest being in Minnesota). I sure could have used this shelter back then. We used to just throw more green stuff on the fire (that we didn't need cause it was still 85 with 85% humidity at midnight). BTW. The mic really helps especially with the distance shots when you are moving around.
+Steve Olsen OOPS. I meant to post this on the Warm weather and Bug Net video. Sorry!!!
+Steve Olsen LOL, No problem brother Steve
+Steve Olsen Ah man, 85% humidity? No wonder the skeeters were so bad! They love humidity. I love my cordless mic, its awesome.
Very learningful and interesting material.
So great to see You keep giving us these small fantastic videos.
You are truly talented in what You do.
Thanks for sharing and Greetings from WW2HH
WW2HistoryHunter Thanks, I'm glad you liked the vid and what I do.
good video, thanks I really enjoy hanging out with you.
Nice work! Good to see your vids and love your well thought out inventions. You have a way of making an hour seem like a few minutes
simplymy2sense Thanks Brother! I'm glad you liked it and its good hearing from you man
Great project! Thanks for showing. Greets from Switzerland
Felix
Taschenmesserbuch Thanks! Im glad you liked it. Greetings back at ya from Georgia!
Great Video David. I enjoyed it a lot. I have a very well equipped home work shop. I'll have to whip up a ferro-biner and the tripod disc. Good luck. I'm looking forward to your next video.
cncrichard1 Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. Thats awesome that youre gonna whip up some. Good luck brother!
Sorry about your cold, but good to see you back! I don't have the equipment to make these great inventions unfortunately.
Mary Cahill Thanks Mary, I still have a cough but Im almost over it. Not everyone has a shop full of tools but Ive been told folks love to see how stuff is made. Take care and Thanks for watching my friend.
Hey Dave! another great invention, really neat. Thanks Brother
Thanks for watching Jeff!
Good to see you, David! Glad you're feeling better. Excellent instruction! Good explanations. Thanks for showing how to make that tripod with common tools. Thumbs up on the Ferrobiner! :) Good video!
boggycreekbeast Thanks! Brother! Im glad you liked it. Ive used that keychain tripod for years but the Ferrobiner idea just hit me recently. Its gonna be a winner.
They both are winners, David. You come up with some good ideas.
Dave you should give us a tour of your shop, it looks nice from what I have seen.
I may do that if I ever clean it up again. The place looks like a dump right now. LOL.
Hey Dave! Great to see you again! Great idea on that keychain caribeaner. You are one of the most creative and innovative craftsman I have ever seen. You should sell some of your items one day. You could retire and spend more time in the woods making great videos. I'll tell you, the first thing I'd buy would be that coffee mug! Having my coffee with you in the woods every morning would inspire me to make stuff! Lol!
David Fiorini Always good to be back on here David and Im glad you liked it. I tried making and selling gear a few years ago and it was a nightmare. I spent almost everyday and all weekends in the shop. I just didn't have time. Who knows in the future tho. My best friend made that mug and sent it to me. Im a real hoot making coffee in the woods. LOL. Thanks for watching my friend.
Hi Dave. First off I will tell you that I watch your videos all the time. I like them cuz they are usually quite long and very easy to watch. I have to tell you that I am seriously in love with your brain. It is absolutely amazing. The things that you come up with are unbelievable. I hope you never stop inventing and creating things and teaching people how to do them. I also believe that things you make yourself are always better to have and to use if you make them yourself and not have to depend on the store to buy them. Once again amazing and very creative. Thanks for another great and wonderful video. God Bless
Helena Field Thank you Helena. To me, I have always thought making my own gear was half the fun. I plan on making and showing gear and shelters till I cant no more. Thank you for watching my friend.
You have made me so happy to hear that you are planning on making more videos. I am your friend for sure. love what you do and just the genuine person that you are. keep up what you do best. Please say HI to Nick for me and take care.
Loved the video as always. Love to see engineering in all it's forms. BTW the should put the chuck key on a chain attached to the milling machine, then you can't loose it.
AdmiralPrune2 Thanks! Im glad you liked it. I figured it would be handy an interesting to show both methods. They hang all the chuck keys at work on chains, I never dreamed I would have to do that at home. LOL. Take care man
You never cease to amaze me :). Great idea & video.
***** Thanks Jarl! Im glad you liked it my friend.
Great Clips you have , been watching a few of them , I have been bushcrafting (as its called now ) all my life and its interesting to see all these new ( to me ) little gadgets its getting the creative side of me going agian , Thanks for the work you put in to share , all the best John (UK)
+Johnm MLRC Thanks, Im glad you like them John. I believe in the traditional bushcraft methods but I also get fired up over any new and exciting inventions and gear ideas. Half the fun is making the gear. Thanks for watching
I am priddy much the same . I am an x knife maker which is how i first came into contact with bushcrafters . There is nothing better than getting into the workshop and tinkering you have some nice machines to play with over there . Anyway its 3:30 am here so off to sleep look forward to seeing more of your gear
Hi there Dave great video I like the idea, I made a few of the twist disc's which worked well .
This is a good upgrade. Keep the ideas coming I'm of too my garage to start making one .Atb Jam
Jam Thebushcraftman Cool ! Im glad you liked it and youre gonna make one. A guy can never have too much gear! Thanks for watching Jam
Totally awesome! you are very clever! keep up the great work. much love from Scotland
peterbruff Thanks Peter, Im glad you liked it so much. Greeting at ya from Georgia in the USA.
You're a good teacher, Dave. Nice to see those machining tools at work and get an appreciation for how handy they are, although perhaps beyond the means of most do-it-yourselfers. If you had a website (you don't have one, do you?), you could post a .pdf file template of your gizmo to save us all the troub...I mean pleasure of doing the layout ourselves. Thanks, Bro.
eqlzr2 Thanks brother. Lots of folks never see them type tools so its interesting for most. Im guessing the common tool method is fairly easy for most handy folks. Nope, I don't have a website or even a Facebook page. Im just a dude on youtube. LOL. The layout doesn't have to be accurate. You can eyeball it and get it close enough to work. Take care and Thanks for watching my friend.
Very very good idea sir. I think I might have to try my hand at making one of these. Also to the make up remover pads are a really good idea. I could see that whole set up finding it's way into my fire kit.
Great to hear that Keith!
Great job. I probably won't do this but I sure did enjoy watching you. I'm going to show my nephew David last tool thingy you did I think He would have a blast making one of these.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. He may love making this. Thanks for watching
A great video. Man what you can do with the right tools. The FerroBiner is cool. Thanks for all the hard work and the math memories. atb
Opal Preston Shirley Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. Yep, theres nothing you cant make when you have a fully equipped shop. I just recently thought up the Ferrobiner and I think Im gonna love it! Good hearing from you old friend, Thanks for watching.
Dave that is nifty as heck! I really like that but love the other video you made regarding the wooden one you had. Recently I bought a Coghlan's cooking tripod & noticed the triangle shaped brace is perfect for what you've done. So my next trip out I'm leaving the poles in the truck. Good footage as always brother. Be safe, God bless & see ya!! 👍👍
Thanks Jamie, I'm glad you liked it. Man thats cool you can use that part and leave the poles at home. Im sure thats most of the bulk. Thanks for watching and may God bless you too!
Cool great Dave!!! Thanks for showing!!!
Fabio Nogueira walnut bush I'm glad you liked it and Im always happy to share
Good to see you, get well soon!
Dusty Bottoms Good to be back, Im almost completely over being sick
Great step by step video. WD-40 helps prevent gumming on drills, mills, ect.
***** Thanks, I'm glad you liked it C.R. I think theres nothing WD-40 cant do!
Brother Dave I just watched this one over with my son, we are going for a camp next weekend and I will be bringing the little ring you made me out for a try, will try to make a quick video of it if I get it figured out. Thanks again and I wish all the best to you and your boy.
Paul Buikema Sounds great brother! I hope it works out well. If you make a video on it send it to me. Take care now ya hear.
Meant to add a couple more thoughts. For the cut out saw folks could invest in a jeweler's saw and blades to give finer cuts an a rotary tool (like Dremel) with some cutters and a barrel sander to cut out the inside and clean things up.
57WillysCJ Not everyone has a dremel but they are pretty affordable and do a fantastic job. A jewelers saw is a good idea too
Wow, all that measurement and math gave me a head ache. Neat invention tho. The best part about your videos, is you give a good overall explanation of how these things work, so you can make them with what ever. Even wood. Thanks for your vids and Please don't wait to long to post another.
CBGMaker LOL, brother the math gave me a headache too! I feel like its a good thing to explain it all, well enough that if a person wants to make one, they can. I have a few more vids in the works, I'll post as soon as possible. Take care my friend.
Another Fine Job Dave.. I always enjoy your videos and all the great ideas you share. Thank you for spending the time to make / edit / post all these great videos Dave. I hope the videos keep coming . :) Be Well
sirnavar469 Thank you my friend, I'm glad you liked it. These videos do take a lot of time but I love every minute of it. Take care and Thanks for watching.
Wish I could talk you out of one of those. You have a lot going for you the way you can make things, and figure out solutions for camping.
Thanks, I'm glad you like em that much. Actually, a friend of mine is making them! www.batchstovez.com/whats-new.php
Good to see your face again. Miss your videos.
Carla Cox Hey! Always good to hear from you Carla. Long time no see. More videos in the works when ever I get free time. Take care now.
another great device bud i will have a go at making one of those and love the ferrobiner top idea stay safe
pastypete1 Im glad you liked it Pete, Very cool you plan on making one! Good luck with it brother and Thanks for watching.
Those are badass bro.. very cool
I like the ferrobiner idea as well
Thanks for the video my friend.
Eat Carbs Thanks Brother!, I'm glad you liked it. That Ferrobiner idea just sorta hit me recently and I figured I would try it. I love how it turned out. Good hearing from you Mark.
As usual you are very creative. I do enjoy your videos.
Stanley Sprow Thanks Stanley, Im glad you like em.
Thank you for your videos they are super informative and you present your creations and adventures very nicely so please keep them coming! if I had the machines to make one I would really like to have a shov axe.
Daniel Odor Thank you Daniel, I'm glad you like em. That Shovaxe is one awesome tool to have, More vids on the way!
Great video, and really enjoyed watching. thankyou.
B. J. Trinity Thanks B.J.! Im glad you liked it.
Howdy RBM1. Welcome back. Hope your fishing trip was good. Quite a shop you have there. Very good stuff! Thanks
disco07 Always good to be back, man I do love having that nice shop. Im glad you liked it, Thanks for watching!
Hello there my friend. That is an awesome idea, another great video by super Dave. Lol . later
Hello Phillip and I'm glad you liked it!
Man I just love watching you do your videos. When you were doing the drilling by hand the screen shot was so close. I swear I caught myself three times trying to blow the shavings. out of the way. I can also tell your equip. Has got ya spoiled. I really don't mean anything bad. If I had it I would never do it the hard way. I actually have everything to make this and will be starting it today. I got to make three. Me,my son and a friend of mine. I would love to hang out in your shop. I am always crafting something but totally by hand. Except I do had jig saw and a drill. But I usually make everything with the coping and hack saw. Any way thanks I will try and send some pics of them when I get them done.
Barry Koch Thanks Barry! Im glad you like the vids. Now thats some good filming if you felt like blowing away the chips! LOL. Youre right tho, a good shop full o tools will spoil ya but I sometimes do things the simple way just to remember my old mentors Flat head and Big Nose. Them two guys could make a swiss watch out of a Coke can some nails and bubble gum. I'd love to see your parts when they are done. Take care and Good luck brother.
the ferrobiner is a million dollar idea...maybe trade the super glue for epoxy...or put a set screw set up so the rod can be replaced ...great videos ...
MARTIALLAWLESS Im glad you think so, it is a winner in my book. If the machined surface is close enough, super glue will work. Epoxy will probably hold even without the machining. Thanks for watching my friend.
Glad to have you back but dont let the gutters fall off again! ; ) truly enjoy your videos friend and have sent some subscribers your way as well. Truly great ideas.
Dan Edwards LOL! Man, I always seem to let stuff go around here, theres just never enough time in a day. Im glad you like the vids Dan and thanks for the subs brother!
Brilliant piece of kit....keep em comin man 👍
Tony Eden Thanks Tony, I'm glad you liked it. More on the way
I'm a new subscriber and I really find these videos helpful and entertaining. The information was very helpful on how to make coffee . Now I can make good bush coffee instead of bad good coffee
Thanks Larry, I'm glad you liked it and thanks for the sub! Thanks for watching
Hey..I'm always ready for a Backwoods Engineering Machining video !!
I may make one about 6 inches Dia. and I can use with 3 pieces of paracord stretched
between the trees to use as a holder for an alcohol stove and still have it for a tripod
not2fast4u2c Right on brother! I know stuff like this is right up your alley. I like your idea, if it works out great then make a video on it. Good luck and take care man!
Another great vid again Dave and like that you always come up with those handy stuff to and I hope you keep on doing them because I like watching them and you are like a teacher and thanks that you made me go out more and try out stuff and be in nature wish you the best and see you in the next one. Greets mike from the Netherlands
Thanks Mike, I'm glad you liked it Brother. Get out and try all you can. I saw your last video and you have been busy in the woods!Thanks for watching
Loved the video. Thumbs-up. As for the ferrobiner, I think I would have used a 2 part epoxy to secure the ferro rod to the carabiner. I've never had much faith in super glue.
+Preston Yarbrough Thanks Preston! I'm glad you liked it. Two part epoxy does hold under all conditions, The only reason I think the super glue will work in this case is due to the surface under the ferro rod being milled prescisely by a milling machine. Thanks for watching
Welcome back I always watch your videos very entertaining and enjoyable to watch just wanted to say thank you for what you do
William Fotey Thank you William, Im glad you liked it and Im always happy to share.
Great to see you back!!!
MD Outdoor Reviews Always good to be back brother.
Hey thanks for subscribing to my channel. That means a lot!
Great ideal !. I would like to see some videos of you making things.
All the best.
***** Thanks Bobby! Im glad you liked it. I have several other videos of me making stuff. Just take a look at my video list when you have time.
Reallybigmonkey1
I sure will.
I love this idea! You should make them and sell them!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked this that much!
More great genius, thanks for showing us!!
Happy New Year back at ya!
Dr. Ron Goldstein Thanks Dr. Im glad you liked it and Im always happy to share. Happy New Year to you too.
Always informative and interesting thks Dave
Jamie Robb Thanks! Im glad you liked it Jamie
I agree with Jamie. You would have a great show. Love the vid thanks!
Issac Newton Thanks Brother! Who knows, maybe one day I'll get a shot at a show. Take care now.