How to Build a Floating Shelter - [Bushcraft Project]
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2024
- The Bear Essentials Step by Step Guide To Building a Floating Shelter for Camping, Bushcraft, Survival, or just for fun!
It has a raised bed, woven with Paracord - and strong frame to keep you floating off the ground.
The Knot tying Kit I made is available HERE if you'd like to support the channel and get one of your own!
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Your friend,
DJ
#shelterbuild #survival #bushcraft
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I put the kit with large cards in my Amazon cart !!! I received my walnut buck saw and case a few months ago and absolutely love the fact I can carry my Gransfors SFA together!!! Fantastic saw and case that will become a Family Heirloom !!!
You are AWESOME! Thanks so much for the support and the kind words. Im glad you got a saw while I still am making them. I think August will be the day I craft my final saw. Feels amazing to make items that will be passed on for who knows how many generations!
-Your friend,
DJ
@@TheBearEssentials Nooo! Why the final saw? Before I had a chance to get one!
@@noog8756I still have a few months of going through my remaining “roughs” so you can technically still get one. But I’m mainly interested in developing more camping innovations and items, takes a lot of my time to handcraft the saws so I’ll have more time to dedicate to videos and new items
@@TheBearEssentials I'd imagine teaching your skills to an apprentice to eventually take over the manufacturing for you may not serve the goal of freeing up more time for you in the near term; but might serve well later on if it keeps you from having to periodically downsize your growing product line as you move on to developing and introducing new and more personally rewarding innovations?
Thx for the overwhelming support everyone! You all are the best!!!
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That's awesome.. peaceful looking area too
Thanks John!!!
I have been watching bush craft videos for a while and as the others I subscribed to are good, your's are better in that you are a natural teacher and cover all aspects of what you are doing in a very concise manner. Thank you!
Thank you so so much for saying this. Very nice of you. Il continue making them!
@@TheBearEssentials please do!
Wonderful idea!!! it looks very comfortable!!!
Love the editing and content
Thanks DJ! 👊🏻👍🏻 God Bless 🙏🏻 Appreciate you brother!
Thx brother!!!
Great video!
Thanks Max!
I recieved a Bear Essentials Carrying Sling for my birthday recently and it's the most enthused I've been about any piece of gear in ages. I may not have the fancy swedish axes and handmade bucksaws, but being able to carry my camp axe and my large folding saw in one unit is so thrilling. Love these videos and love the products DJ makes. Much obliged.
Thank you so so much for the kind words. Can’t tell you how glad I am to hear this, thx for taking the time to write and it’s a true pleasure to make gear for people who appreciate it!!
@@TheBearEssentials cheers, mate, thanks for all the stellar work you do!
DJ I can’t tell you how incredible these knots have been to me! I learned then then forgot them. I have just now ordered the tin card large size. Their not going to get to me till Thursday! WHAT? Crazy! I’ve got an easy return that’s going back. But first I’ve GOT TOGet Up in the Morning! Thank you for those cards before they get here anyways.
This is my favorite channel. Great stuff. Thanks for sharing your Knowledge with us DJ!
DJ, great video. I received my knot tying kit - love it. Perfect size to fit in my small EDC bag. The cards are a great help so I will always be able to refer back in case I forget how to tie a particular knot. Knowing the application and capabilities of various cordage types is important, glad you touched on that! It will help me avoid a face full of dirt and pine needles!
Chris!!! Thanks so much man!!
I’ll be featuring a bunch of the knots from the kit in upcoming vids to show more of where I use em for anyone who has the kit.
Also, will be launching my own cordage soon so people can get some trustworthy stuff.
Thx for taking the time to comment here and ofcourse your support!! Means a lot brother
Another wonderfully helpful video. Thank you, DJ. You're the best.
I appreciate that! Thx for watching
Thanks for putting this together!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome vid bud!
Thx a bunch !!
brilliant
The graphic showing what a ridgeline is, was very helpful. I also like how slow and deliberately you talk.I like the idea of laying on the ground to ensure its long enough, especially if going through all this trouble because the ground is wet.
Wonderful!!!
Many thanks!!
Brilliant. Cheers
Thank you!!
thanks DJ, always happy to learn new things, I am also planning on buying one of your foraging pouches, you're awesome
Awesome, thank you!!! If you want it as just a side pouch or to atatch in a canoe etc then the snap ones are best - but for holding an axe on the side - go for the rivet one!
@@TheBearEssentials I got the snaps, that way it connects to molle webbing and it's easy to take on and off, thanks for the advice
Thank you very much Jörg!!
@@TheBearEssentials Thank you very mutch... have a nice day.... see you…. Greetings Jörg
Thanks for the great info brother
You bet More to come !!
Thanks for the video. The step to step breakdown of forming the shelter is really good. I would like to see more videos like this.
More to come!!
Nice dj. I found an x-pac tarp and very nice. I made all my ridgeline and prusik knots pre made already. Thanks great vid
Good stuff! That's definitely the best way Ive found to setup tarps with ridgelines like that!
I like it.
Thx John
Thanks for sharing this one, I will use it as an experience to survive in the jungle.🥰❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Wonderful! Which jungle do you frequent??
Interesting design! The video title reminds me of the Deerslayer by James Fenimore Cooper. A man built a floating cabin. Probably a fantasy at that time, but it made for a good story.
Ill have to check this out!!!
i know.. it is a bit of nitpicking.. but i have a tip for you on that square lashing: you start with the clove hitch, then rotate that clove hitch so the crossing of the hitch is on the side and the rope points straight up (or: straight to the other log) . then you start with the 'over', straight up. That way, you do not have a diagonal anywhere (visible at 2:34), which is a cause of the square lashing to work itself loose. And while going under the bottom log with the rope, make sure to tuck the end under the rope, so that first clove hitch can't work itself loose either.
Fantastic point! This is a great observation. Thank you!
I want to see you kicking ass on survival and shelter building on Survivor. I can't think of anyone more fit to dominate that show technically, physically, and socially. Send in your application and bring home a million bucks, brother.
Haha I’m afraid I would lose as I’m not great at scheming etc. I may win the actual challenges!! But I’d probs get voted off pretty fast if I lost one
@@TheBearEssentials They tend to vote off the annoying and unproductive around camp first. Doesn't strike me you'd be the former, and you certainly wouldn't be the latter. You'd probably only be at risk of being voted off early if the others all started thinking you'd inevitably win if they didn't get rid of you while they had the chance.
@@DavJumpshey maybe I’ll give applying a shot then :) have you ever applied?
Ok I’m ready for everything: good place, trees, woods, strings, blankets. So just send me a DJ so I can sleep on my shelter.
Another killer video, thanks for sharing DJ. Question, in Step 4 you suggest UHWMPE Rope. Would bank line be durable enough for a support in this situation?
Hey Rob, Bankline generally is made of twisted Nylon - so it will have some level of stretch - but will work better than paracord for the hang part. You will likely have to angle the slope of the shelter up on a 45 so it stretches down to flat haha.. I dont know forsure though as I havent tested it out personally..
Just make sure your bankline is #96 or #120, not the thin #36 stuff thats common ( just because the higher numbers have a higher tensile strength closer to 1000lbs)
@@TheBearEssentials ya, I have #36 and I believe a #34??? So I'll definitely be checking out the UHWMPE!! Thanks brother!!
How do you tie the knot to put up a tarp and hammock please. I see several kinds on youtube, but never the easiest one😉 thank you, you for video.
Hey! thats the Taut Line hitch - you can see it on my tarp setup video HERE:
ua-cam.com/video/XU4BOCX6eh4/v-deo.html
For a hammock, you can use a Bowline on one side if you wanted check out my other knot vids for that
Oh yes, thank you very munch 😉👍🏻
👁👁 Cool.
Another good production as usual :D
BTW, when are you going to make a crap video so I can seriously trash at you? :P
On a side note, few things I'd do different just to maximize the setup: I'll notch both branches at the intersection to make it stronger and reduce stress on the knots. And ....and.. well... that's it. heh
As for the cordage, I was thinking that DCF cordage might be less slippery. But much more pricier so not worth it tho.
Stay safe in the woods
P.S. 6:04 to 6:09 "I'm not crashing, I'm alive! Woaaa".. Pricless ;)
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One friend one time, built his bed above ground to avoid critters and woke up to hundreds of fire ants eating him alive
Oh man thats a nightmare!
Amaizing idea that you for sharing your knowledge with us.❤
My pleasure 😊
Amazing knowledge you have really wow. Thank you really thank you you are amazing ❤
You are so welcome thank you for the nice comment!!