Ich denke auch, dass Felix ein eigenes Messer mit seinem Namen zusteht. Wo lernt man sonst so viel über diese Messer und wie man sie effizient nutzt und nicht nur in der Vitrine bestaunt?!
I have watched others explain this technique, but your video is the first that completely removed any questions and fears. Thank you. Can't wait to see the blanket/anorak video. 😁🇨🇦
(60 years ago), My Dad came home with a "SEWING Awl". It had straight and slightly curved needles and a bullet shaped clamp cup that held them into the handle...that held a small stainless steel bobbin of really heavy sewing thread. He read the instructions and taught me and Mom to use it. I taught my wife and daughter to use it and now my grand son. It worked just like the way you used the Swiss Army Knife. I hadn't thought of using the hole in the awl for sewing. Thank you for that nice instructional video! YA LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY ! Dad would say. The day you DON'T learn something, is the day they'll plan on dropping dirt on your coffin! Bill from Tn. 🇺🇸
@@FelixImmler , Your videos make me happy too. Each time I hear "Hello UA-cam" with your little accent, I already know that the next 10 minutes will be the greatest of the day.
Wieder mal ein prima Video, Herr Immler. Ich nähe immer meine Messerscheiden selbst. Wie oft habe ich den Fehlernaht gemacht. Danke für den Hinweis. Ich lerne mehr und mehr wenn ich ihre Videos schaue. Vielen Dank !
This is without a doubt the clearest explanation of sewing with the reamer I’ve ever seen, beautifully illustrated. Thanks for posting this, it also will help me to remember the correct direction for the cutting edge of the reamer by keeping the corkscrew topside right edge, that way the awls automatically facing the correct way. You see? I’ve even managed to make this little bit confusing lol unlike Felix, my defence is I’m only firing on two brain cells
Thank you ! We learn so much from your videos! With all the knowledge I get from your channel my Victorinox is way more than a knife, it’s becoming an absolute multi tool. The more we know the less we carry Mors Kochansky said. Can’t wait for the next one 👍
I can barely understand some of his words however this gentleman just explained cross stitching in an easier and more understandable way then I have ever seen. That cardboard technique to explain loop stitching was brilliant.
It doesn't get any more better then this explanation right here! I am so grateful for you and your knowledge Mr.Felix you truly are someone I'd want to be close to when the world gets itself into a SHTF situation! A wealth of knowledge with you there is! Thank you! Cheers, Jerbs 👍🏼🔥🔪🔥🇨🇦👍🏼
Not only have you taught me how to sew with a Swiss Army Knife’s awl, but you just taught me how a sewing machine works- something I never really understood until now. Thanks, Felix!
I have used a diamond bit to chamfer the inside of the eye on my sewing awl in order to protect the cordage from damage from the sharp corner. This is how all regular sewing needles, machine or hand, are made. My oldest Victorinox, a Craftsman I bought in 1985, did not have an eye in the punch awl, but all my Champion Plus knives do. I say "all" because I have purchased a number of the Champion Plus knives on ebay (because they were discontinued) and am giving them to my children and grandchildren. The Champion Plus model is preferable to me because it isn't as bulky as the Champ, and I much prefer a totally separate pliers. The Knipex 125mm Cobra is a great and compact companion to my Champion Plus.
Love the information from you. I like the Swiss Army knife has a tooth pick. It’s not just for picking teeth but you can use it instead of the nail to help form the loop. 👍🏻
Dankeschön Felix. Das waren ein paar gute Tipps! Gerade im Winkel einzustechen um das Material an der Naht stabiler zu lassen. Und dein Hinweis auf das nächste Video...😍
I love you sir. you are the swiss army master. i know my knife so well now thanks to you. Also the hook is amazing i never knew it could do so much. for real the company should hire you to make the videos. People watch this guys videos. he's really talented with the swiss army knife.
Great video thanks. Good technique and demonstration. Plus shows how handy having a Victorinox SAK & having some cordage like string, jute twine, paracord or bank line when bushcraft emergency come up. And more good uses to have few nails too.
Lieber Felix, vielen Dank für die ausführliche Demonstration. Ich dachte mir immer schon, dass es so oder so ähnlich funktioniert, aber jetzt weiß ich wie es richtig geht. Top!
i know 2-3 sewing techniques,but also i'm using this technique and i agree that this one is the best.nice the trick how to sew when the material is weak.Greetings from Greece.
That was great Felix, another use for the reamer, 9 years ago I used the reamer to puncture a series of holes in a large and two small steel cans to make a rocket stove! I have it in my hand now and the point and blade of the reamer are still sharp!
I watch a lot of your videos but I don't always comment and I've been subscribed for a while. The example with the cardboard was a fantastic idea! And the threading tip was a really good one
Thank you so much. Exactly what I was looking for. You are a terrific instructor. Some university should grant you a honoris causa bachelor degree in educational science :)
Hallo Felix danke Dir. Das hast Du sehr gut erklärt, auch Dein "Anfängerfehler" hilft das man es besser machen kann. Jetzt mache ich meiner Frau mit ihrer Nähmaschine Konkurenz ;o) VG Eric.
I really enjoy your videos keep on doing them ! But I would like you do do one on how to properly sharpen the edge of the reamer please for mine has been through some tough work and needs to be re sharpened .
Great explanation of the sewing awl! One observation - the "working end" only needs to be a little longer than the material to sew, as it is a straight line along the seam. The looping side is going to use up more material due to the loops. This could be a critical issue if the thread/ string is in limited supply, and the looping side runs out before the end of the seam.
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all my life I didn’t understand how a sewing machine works. Felix explained in a minute
Haaa ha haa super. Thanks a lot! 🤣🤣
Now I see why some sewing needles have the hole near the tip.
Really. I always wondered about that.
Lmao I know! Probably the same for a lot of other people too. 😆
same here !! 😅
One of the best demonstrations of a field expedient sewing technique on UA-cam. Outstanding.
Thank you very much!
Felix is more cool than the Swiss Alps . We want that Special Edition Immler Victorinox Knife .
Haaa ha haa me to!!
Mit welchen Tools?
Ich denke auch, dass Felix ein eigenes Messer mit seinem Namen zusteht. Wo lernt man sonst so viel über diese Messer und wie man sie effizient nutzt und nicht nur in der Vitrine bestaunt?!
Das wäre echt interessant, welche Funktionen Felix in sein Messer nehmen würde und was man damit dann alles anstellen könnte.
@Alpha Vector , Cool comment .
And there it is. My Felix Fix for the week. Everyone else happy he's back from vacation? :)
I've become addicted to your videos, you're cool!
Thank you so much for this wonderful feedback!
The love how you explained weaving with the reamer/awl.
I love how he makes "3" finger with one thumb. Just like that "inglorious besterds" scene😂
I have watched others explain this technique, but your video is the first that completely removed any questions and fears. Thank you.
Can't wait to see the blanket/anorak video. 😁🇨🇦
Awesome, thank you! Your feedback makes me happy!
(60 years ago), My Dad came home with a "SEWING Awl". It had straight and slightly curved needles and a bullet shaped clamp cup that held them into the handle...that held a small stainless steel bobbin of really heavy sewing thread. He read the instructions and taught me and Mom to use it. I taught my wife and daughter to use it and now my grand son. It worked just like the way you used the Swiss Army Knife. I hadn't thought of using the hole in the awl for sewing. Thank you for that nice instructional video! YA LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY ! Dad would say. The day you DON'T learn something, is the day they'll plan on dropping dirt on your coffin!
Bill from Tn. 🇺🇸
Kann unter Umständen sehr nützlich sein. Endlich hab ich kapiert wie das funktioniert. Danke. 👍
Danke Thomas!
Incredible!
I have Victorinox for more than 30 years, and it's only today that I learn how to use its sewing needle.
THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH FELIX
Ohhh, your comment makes me happy! Thanks a lot!
@@FelixImmler , Your videos make me happy too.
Each time I hear "Hello UA-cam" with your little accent, I already know that the next 10 minutes will be the greatest of the day.
Very nicely done and well explained, thank you my friend!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks a lot James!
The Victorinox awl is a miracle of engineering. It's endlessly versatile.
I agree 😅 😅😅 😅
Wieder mal ein prima Video, Herr Immler. Ich nähe immer meine Messerscheiden selbst. Wie oft habe ich den Fehlernaht gemacht. Danke für den Hinweis. Ich lerne mehr und mehr wenn ich ihre Videos schaue. Vielen Dank !
Das freut mich sehr, danke Chris!!
This is without a doubt the clearest explanation of sewing with the reamer I’ve ever seen, beautifully illustrated. Thanks for posting this, it also will help me to remember the correct direction for the cutting edge of the reamer by keeping the corkscrew topside right edge, that way the awls automatically facing the correct way. You see? I’ve even managed to make this little bit confusing lol unlike Felix, my defence is I’m only firing on two brain cells
Hello David. Thank you very much for this wonderful compliment!
This is Michael from Texas, thanks for sharing in English!! Am enjoying your skills very much!!!
Good to see you back. Another great video.
Hello Richard... thanks!
Danke felix! Zum ersten mal verstanden! Toperklaerung! Schoenes wochenende!( ein freitag ohne felix immler ist immer ein mieser freitag! 👍👍👍💯felix
Haaa ha haa danke Boris für das schöne Kompliment!
Had to check multi time but yes, got it ! Thanks You re a good teacher.
Thank you ! We learn so much from your videos! With all the knowledge I get from your channel my Victorinox is way more than a knife, it’s becoming an absolute multi tool. The more we know the less we carry Mors Kochansky said. Can’t wait for the next one 👍
This comment makes me happy! Thanks a lot!
This channel should have way more subscribers! This guy is great! 👍
And that’s how it’s done thank you for the video much appreciated.
Hello Raymond. Thank you so much!
I can barely understand some of his words however this gentleman just explained cross stitching in an easier and more understandable way then I have ever seen. That cardboard technique to explain loop stitching was brilliant.
Every video i learn something new! Thank you Felix & God bless!
Thanks a lot!!
Ca gars est le meilleur prof que j’ai vue de toute ma vie!
works like a speedy stitcher only simpler .I've always got my knife on me.thanks Felix
Thank you for this. Clear demonstrations. Now I really understand. 😀
Hello from Detroit Michigan brother we missed you we are happy to see you're back
Thank you so much for this wonderful feedback!
It doesn't get any more better then this explanation right here! I am so grateful for you and your knowledge Mr.Felix you truly are someone I'd want to be close to when the world gets itself into a SHTF situation! A wealth of knowledge with you there is! Thank you! Cheers, Jerbs 👍🏼🔥🔪🔥🇨🇦👍🏼
Thanks for this wonderful feedback!
Great explanation. Excellent job. Now I fully understand the way that owl works. Good job
I can't wait to start reaming!!!
Was für ein wertvolles Video! Danke.
Dankeschön für das Feedback und danke dass Du immer meine Videos kommentierst! LG Felix
Thank so much for learning me stiching!!! My wife would be happy!!
Haa ha haa, good luck!
Sauba sog i. Cool gezeigt lieber Felix! Tolle Idee auch mit dem schräg einstechen! Beste Grüße, Sepp
Danke mein lieber Bushcraftgott!
Excellent videos brother. The extra effort you put into them to enhance the explanation and understanding really make all the difference. Keep it up!!
Thank you very much!
Not only have you taught me how to sew with a Swiss Army Knife’s awl, but you just taught me how a sewing machine works- something I never really understood until now.
Thanks, Felix!
Hallo Gary. Thanks for your kind comment!
Nevera better explained! Thank you Félix!
Great video! I always knew that tool had more potential than just cleaning out my weed pipe!
*KLASSE!* 🔝
Danke Dir fürs zeigen und ein schönes WE, LG Uwe
Vielen Dank lieber Uwe!!
Hallo Felix, jetzt habe ich das auch kapiert. Deine Tipps sind Gold wert! 👍🏻 LG Micha
Thanks Felix .. you are the PRO!!
Thanks a lot brother!
Finalmente tip&triks! Sei grande Felix! Complimenti per il video e buona vita!
Excellent video! Thank you very much. I would never have figured that out.
I have used a diamond bit to chamfer the inside of the eye on my sewing awl in order to protect the cordage from damage from the sharp corner. This is how all regular sewing needles, machine or hand, are made. My oldest Victorinox, a Craftsman I bought in 1985, did not have an eye in the punch awl, but all my Champion Plus knives do.
I say "all" because I have purchased a number of the Champion Plus knives on ebay (because they were discontinued) and am giving them to my children and grandchildren.
The Champion Plus model is preferable to me because it isn't as bulky as the Champ, and I much prefer a totally separate pliers. The Knipex 125mm Cobra is a great and compact companion to my Champion Plus.
You are such an adept teacher. I now understand how a sewing stitch actually works. Thank you.
Love the information from you. I like the Swiss Army knife has a tooth pick. It’s not just for picking teeth but you can use it instead of the nail to help form the loop. 👍🏻
Dankeschön Felix. Das waren ein paar gute Tipps! Gerade im Winkel einzustechen um das Material an der Naht stabiler zu lassen.
Und dein Hinweis auf das nächste Video...😍
Felix the human sewing machine... Fascinating, kudos to you sir, you explained this technique magnificently 👏🏼👍🏼🙏🏼
Many thanks! greetings from switzerland
I love you sir. you are the swiss army master. i know my knife so well now thanks to you. Also the hook is amazing i never knew it could do so much. for real the company should hire you to make the videos.
People watch this guys videos. he's really talented with the swiss army knife.
This is potentially incredibly useful. Thanks for sharing.
Sempre il top grazie per i tuoi isegnamenti e simpatia
Great video now I know the appropriate way to see! Thanks Felix!
Glad to help! Thanks a lot Richard!
Seriously, how are you so crafty and never run out of solutions? Love your content so much along with your accent
I've been watching through your videos and I'm really enjoying the content. Thank you for your hard work and the useful tips!
Great video thanks. Good technique and demonstration. Plus shows how handy having a Victorinox SAK & having some cordage like string, jute twine, paracord or bank line when bushcraft emergency come up. And more good uses to have few nails too.
Lieber Felix, vielen Dank für die ausführliche Demonstration. Ich dachte mir immer schon, dass es so oder so ähnlich funktioniert, aber jetzt weiß ich wie es richtig geht. Top!
Danke für die nette Rückmeldung!
Very simple to understand... Thanks 👍. The SAK should has lighter attached, it's very useful.
i agree 100%!
i know 2-3 sewing techniques,but also i'm using this technique and i agree that this one is the best.nice the trick how to sew when the material is weak.Greetings from Greece.
Hello Nikos my friend. I am happy that you like this video. Thanks a lot and greetings to Greece!
thank you Felix - this helps me a lot
Thanks a lot Ken!
Never knew how to do it. Thanks again Felix!
Wow! Great video again man. Definitely going to be a game changer when I need to sew again! How do people ever thumbs down you??
I appreciate your feedback! Thumbs down is also allowed 😁
The thumbs down folks are people that are pissed because they didn't think of it FIRST !!!
Best demonstration ever.
Thanks a lot!!
Excellent explanation of the technic!
Glad you enjoyed it!
The Secret Life of the Victorinox Tool, hosted by Felix Immler.
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Thanks for watching my video!!
@@FelixImmler ✌️
Thank you. Your videos are fantastic.
Fantastic demonstration, Felix. Thank you for this lesson!
Nähenmeister, bravo Felix.
dankeschön!
Excellent information. Thank you
Hello Alan. Glad it was helpful!
Excellent tutorial video!! You should be the official Victorinox spokesperson or official Victorinox Ambassador!
Wow, thanks for this compliment!
Hi Felix. Schlicht, einfach und super interessant. Tolle idee. Bleib gesund. ATB. Nigel
Danke mein lieber Freund!!
Good teach Felix. Looking forward to a Swiss Army knife Anorak!
Jupiii, thanks a lot!
Maestro de maestros!
Grazie!
Great demonstration on how to use the sewing awl. Thank you for clearing that up! I really wasn't sure how to make this work correctly.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your feedback Michael!
Fantastic video Felix, thank you.
That was great Felix, another use for the reamer, 9 years ago I used the reamer to puncture a series of holes in a large and two small steel cans to make a rocket stove! I have it in my hand now and the point and blade of the reamer are still sharp!
Thanks for the video, very informative Iv learned something today!
Как всегда очень познавательно., спасибо.
Thanks a lot for watching!
Das wollte ich schon immer wissen. Danke dafür nochmal!
Super vielen Dank!
Great and useful video, as always. I like the sped-up sound instead of the music or silence that is typically used.
Hallo Felix, danke für's Video. Mir wird nie langweilig beim zuschauen.
Dein Feedback freut mich sehr. Danke Ralf!
I watch a lot of your videos but I don't always comment and I've been subscribed for a while. The example with the cardboard was a fantastic idea! And the threading tip was a really good one
Awesome! Thank you!
As is so often the case with Felix vids. Enlightening, informative and fun.
Thank you for the roses!
Felix besten Dank fürs Video
Sehr gerne! Liebe Grüsse
Thank's a lot, Felix - the VixMan 👌!! 👋🇧🇾🤘
Thanks for watching!
@@FelixImmler 🤘
І Білорусь дивиться Фелікса?) Вітання!
@@jack_forman 👋 А як жажъ 😉✌️!
Thanks Felix!
Thanks for watching!
Wow, some great tips Felix. Now that I know what the hole on the reamer is for I think I might try to make my wife a dress! lol
What a great and so simple how u make it awesome 👌
Very informative videos. Thank you.
Thank you so much. Exactly what I was looking for. You are a terrific instructor. Some university should grant you a honoris causa bachelor degree in educational science :)
A very good demonstration. Easy to understand. Thanks !
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot my friend!
Hallo Felix
danke Dir. Das hast Du sehr gut erklärt, auch Dein "Anfängerfehler" hilft das man es besser machen kann.
Jetzt mache ich meiner Frau mit ihrer Nähmaschine Konkurenz ;o)
VG Eric.
Haaa ha haa ich wünsche Dir viel Geduld :-D
Great video! Thanks, Joe
Really nice explanation!
I never got this correct.
Great job Felix.
Thanks!
Danke, that will help very much sewing leather. Take care.
I really enjoy your videos keep on doing them ! But I would like you do do one on how to properly sharpen the edge of the reamer please for mine has been through some tough work and needs to be re sharpened .
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Thanks for the tip now I can sharpen my reamer ! 😄
Great explanation of the sewing awl! One observation - the "working end" only needs to be a little longer than the material to sew, as it is a straight line along the seam. The looping side is going to use up more material due to the loops. This could be a critical issue if the thread/ string is in limited supply, and the looping side runs out before the end of the seam.
AMAZING video! Thank you sooo much for this tutorial!
Greetings from Prague 😊
Hello Aleksej. You're so welcome!
very wel explained and a good demostration Felix
Atb
Steve
Hello Steve. Thanks a lot my friend!!
Wir brauchen Felix Immler Special Edition. We need Felix Immler Special Edition. Precisamos de uma edição especial Felix Immler. Necesitamos una edición especial Félix Immler.
Ich glaube ich muss so ein Messer selber bauen.. Victorinox macht das nicht...
Very interesting Felix, thanks for the video!