I learned how to use and make one of these from a friend who went to Kara at wilderness ways (Mors survival school). Besides his video, yours is the only one that I’ve seen on UA-cam that CORRECTLY shows how to make this frame. Good job. So many UA-cam “instructors” have no idea what they are doing or don’t do any research. It looks like you have!
Nice. It would be handy to see what it is you're going to make at the start of the video (and what it's for, why you'd use it), rather than having to wait until the end. Especially someone quite clueless like me. Thanks for the great vids!
I went to Karamat last year and that is the way they taught it. Kelly even showed away to make the frame with withies and hand broken sticks. He's an incredibly skilled woodsman and a hell of a nice guy too.
Great video. Would you mind doing a more detailed video? I couldn't tell how the mylar blanket was attached to the poncho and then to the poncho. Thanks
Cracking project, definitely another one to do with my son, will the mors scarfs be in the shop soon?, good health and safe travels my friend,blessed be,Craig
I build a similar one for hessian sack backpack project, to go to the Provins medieval festival problem is, once if built the frame, I had no idea how to attach the sack to it - and I still don't. But well, it's sturdy alright, two years old and still gathering dust in the basement
Wow!! Way cool. I've seen the Roycroft pack frame before but never the soft, silky thing you used for the shoulder straps. What was/is that stuff?? and Where might I find some?? Thanks so much for sharing.... nicely done. Best wishes.... Ax
I would love to have one of the "scarfs", but as I recall they are pure or almost pure silk. They must be a little pricy!! Can you tell me what you charge for one and what the postage might be?? I live in Stockton, California, USA. Your videos are terrific. Keep up the good work. Best wishes..... Ax
They are £30 ( plus postage). The fabric is parachute nylon. Not sure when the next batch will be ready, so keep an eye on the shop as they sell very fast.
Nice project,,thank you, i did it similar, yours is very nice. I use rubberbands oder rubberstrings zu attach the gear on the frame , for carrying straps i took old straps from a surplus store, czech oder austrian...made of leather...fits very well... your eagle owl spoon is great!!!! what kind of wood you use for this nice eating tool?
I learned how to use and make one of these from a friend who went to Kara at wilderness ways (Mors survival school). Besides his video, yours is the only one that I’ve seen on UA-cam that CORRECTLY shows how to make this frame. Good job. So many UA-cam “instructors” have no idea what they are doing or don’t do any research. It looks like you have!
Bravo Neil! Great tutorial and very smart to utilize the scarf. That’s a new one to me. 👍
Nice. It would be handy to see what it is you're going to make at the start of the video (and what it's for, why you'd use it), rather than having to wait until the end. Especially someone quite clueless like me. Thanks for the great vids!
I went to Karamat last year and that is the way they taught it. Kelly even showed away to make the frame with withies and hand broken sticks. He's an incredibly skilled woodsman and a hell of a nice guy too.
Excellent lesson & demo, I still prefer using mule tape for the straps, to each his own....ATB
I like your construction, I already made one, but I think I'll try your way on another one. I have seen and liked your loadout video.
Yer quite good at bushcraft mister 🤠
Excellent instructions. Thanks !
Parabéns pelo vídeo
Great video. Would you mind doing a more detailed video? I couldn't tell how the mylar blanket was attached to the poncho and then to the poncho. Thanks
Cracking project, definitely another one to do with my son, will the mors scarfs be in the shop soon?, good health and safe travels my friend,blessed be,Craig
I’ll have to give this a go. And some tea!! Thank you
a really great video
I build a similar one for hessian sack backpack project, to go to the Provins medieval festival
problem is, once if built the frame, I had no idea how to attach the sack to it - and I still don't.
But well, it's sturdy alright, two years old and still gathering dust in the basement
That is going to be the subject of a future video very soon my friend
@@greencraft4783 aha nice, looking forward to it then
Wow!! Way cool. I've seen the Roycroft pack frame before but never the soft, silky thing you used for the shoulder straps. What was/is that stuff?? and Where might I find some?? Thanks so much for sharing.... nicely done. Best wishes.... Ax
That is a mini Mors Survival Scarf, I sell them from time to time on my Etsy shop (Greencraftshop).
I would love to have one of the "scarfs", but as I recall they are pure or almost pure silk. They must be a little pricy!! Can you tell me what you charge for one and what the postage might be?? I live in Stockton, California, USA. Your videos are terrific. Keep up the good work. Best wishes..... Ax
They are £30 ( plus postage). The fabric is parachute nylon. Not sure when the next batch will be ready, so keep an eye on the shop as they sell very fast.
Thanks my friend. I'll keep an eye out. I don't doubt they go quickly. Best wishes..... Ax
Thank you. Great lesson. Didn't the Romans use something like this? How would you attach things to the A frame?
Thank you Imran, attaching your kit is the subject of another video
@@greencraft4783 and you know we want to see that ;)
Could constrictor knots be used on all three sides? Why did you pick the jam knot for two sides?
Nice project,,thank you, i did it similar, yours is very nice. I use rubberbands oder rubberstrings zu attach the gear on the frame , for carrying straps i took old straps from a surplus store, czech oder austrian...made of leather...fits very well... your eagle owl spoon is great!!!! what kind of wood you use for this nice eating tool?
It is made from Alder
@@greencraft4783 thank you.. good job!
His name was RoyCRAFT not Croft. 🤦♂️😉