MAD MAX bushcraft/ survival saw (How to make your own DIY backpacking saw.)
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2021
- Making your own survival/ bushcraft saw has never bee easier. Watch as Billy shows you one of the best wilderness survival saw that you can get. This low cost solution is great for the outdoors man on any budget. This saw is great for bug out bags, wilderness survival, camping, and backpacking. with just a little bit of elbow grease, and some resourcefulness you to can be a proud owner of one of these light weight saws. So go out there, and get you a sawzall blade to day. What are you waiting on?
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Simply elegant, the way Bushcraft should be. Great idea.
Thank you very much!
Flatten one end of the mop handle and use 2 screws and wing nuts. You may need to drill extra holes in the saw blade, but it'll hold. Easy take down saw. If the handle is big enough you can use it to extra blades. 👍
That’s a really good idea!!!
Hey, brother paracord will work but it does stretch, the Dyneema cord, like for"zing-it" throw line for arborists works better. It is a bit more expensive as far as per foot but that stuff is tough as nails and it doesn't stretch. No lie though, what you say about this saw is true, built mine almost two yrs. ago and used a Diablo 12"carbide-tipped blades and so far after much cutting it's still going strong and weighs net to nothing. I'd put this saw against any hand saw out there!!
Dyneema is great stuff, but I didn’t have any available. I would love to make another one with dyneema cord in the future for sure. They work pretty good for sure!!! Thank you for your feedback!!!
great video! For line you could try multiple strands of spiderwire fishing line that has no stretch.
Thank you!!! I haven’t heard of that, but I will definitely check it out. Thanks for the info!!
This is the best tutorial on how to get tetanus I have ever seen! 😂
Seriously though, cool saw!
Thank you!!! Glad you enjoyed it.
Blade has too many TPI - you need a carbide tip pruning blade. Also, aluminum is too soft to support the amount of leveraged weight on the "tool" - you either need a different material, thicker walled tubing, or a collar. I respect the attempt, but it wasn't well thought out and I disagree with your conclusion.
I appreciate your feedback, and I agree with most of what you said. The idea was to use what I had laying around, and not what could be purchased. Truth is the saw was made up of mostly things I found on the ground around my neighborhood. I wanted to make it as realistic as possible. I’m actually really shocked with the results from nothing more than “trash.” It shows that any thing is possible in a survival situation. Thanks for watching the video.
@@BillyInTheBush I don't think it's the TPI that's the issue, but more of the teeth type. This one looks like a masonry saw blade aka hollow brick saw blade, not a wood-cutting / pruning blade. But yeah like you said, it's what you had lying around so great video anyway.
I agree with you, not worth it for 1 oz
Yeah it would definitely work in a pinch, but I still think there a better options out there. It’s still a pretty cool idea, and it was fun to make it. Thank you for watching.