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A NEW TOGGLE TRICK NOBODY KNOWS 

BLACKIE THOMAS
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I WAS WATCHING A RU-vid CHANNEL AND SAW HOW THIS GENTLEMAN USED A SIMPLE TOGGLE TO FORM A LOCKING TOGGLE. FROM THAT I FELT I COULD ADD THE TOGGEL TO MY ADJUSTABLE GUY LINE AND FORM A LOCKING TOGGLE LOOP THAT WOULD WORK LIKE A CINCH STRAP FOR HOLDING LOADS.I USED MY WCKNIVES BLACKBIRD TO CUT A OAK BRANCH OF PROPER SIZE. THEN I REMOVED THE BARK AND LOCATED THE PLACE TO CUT THE SMALL HOLE FOR THE 550 PARACORD. TO BORE THE HOLE I USED MY VICTORNOX FIELDMASTER CUTTING AWL. THIS AWL ALLOWED THE HOLE TO BE CLEAN CUT WITH LESS CHANCE OF SPLINT THE OAK STICK. ONCE THE BASICK HOLE WAS BORED I SHIFTED THE THE SMALL BLADE OF THE FIELDMASTE TO DRESS THE EDGES AND PREVENT SPLITING. FINALLY I USED THE PHILIPS SCREWDRIVER TO FULLY OPEN AND ROUND OUT THE HOLE . I HAD ARLEADY CREATED A ADJUSTABLE GUY LINE FROM 550 PAPACORD.ITH THE END PASSED THRU THE TOGGLE I CREATED I WAS READY TO TEST MY IDEA. USING THE ADJUSTABLE GUY LINE I WAS ABLE TO MAKE THE CORD FIT THE LOAD BY SLIDING THE PRUSICK KNOT TO PROPER SIZE.THEN THE TOGGLE USED TO CINCH THE LOAD TIGHT THE TOGGLE PREVENTS THE PARACORD FROM SLIPPING AND SERVES THE PLACE OF A BUCKLE WITH OUT HAVING TO TIE KNOTS.
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@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
hey guys i plan on adapting this idea to my quick deploy ridgeline i will post that soon thanks for watching !! safe journeys
@KungFuTweety1
@KungFuTweety1 3 года назад
Hi Blackie! Can u use it as a tourniquet?
@davidstanley6257
@davidstanley6257 3 года назад
@Leon Harder ⁴4b
@timjones3158
@timjones3158 3 года назад
Hey Blackie, Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! I was thinking when you mentioned of shortening the toggle, would it maybe be better to leave it the length you originally have it 2"-3" so maybe it wouldn't undo as easily while walking through thicker brush from hitting on a limb/snag. Yes it might still twist from being longer but it will be less likely "longer length" of popping under the synch down line? Just a thought ;) Keep bringing the great video's 👍
@maxrayismagnum6371
@maxrayismagnum6371 2 года назад
Get that vid out there. Ive been using this method for my ridgeline. Essentially a truckers hitch with the toggle placed through the loop you make, then wrap around the toggle figure of eight or tie off. Got a permanently attached toggle at the other end for securing the loop around the other tree 👍 i hang things off my ridgeline so i like a lot of tension. Just checked the date on the vid above. Also checked out the ridgeline vid. We came to exactly the same solution independently 👍
@FelixImmler
@FelixImmler 3 года назад
Hey Blacky! Thank you so much for this wonderful video!! I got a lot of new subcribers from USA and i didn't know why. Now i have a explanation.. haa ha haa 😂😂. Thank you so much!
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
Glad I could help! I hope to share more things with you in the future safe journeys to you
@cujomojo
@cujomojo 3 года назад
Mentioned you both in my latest video, hope you don’t mind.
@worm_vaquero
@worm_vaquero Год назад
Yep, I'm one of them. Greetings from California Felix.
@georgerector9252
@georgerector9252 3 года назад
Felix did give credit to someone else. Good to see the YT community giving credit where credit due. Thanks for sharing.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
i agree give credit where you can..and share the knowledge
@sdr22630
@sdr22630 3 года назад
I was going to say the same thing.
@anneli1735
@anneli1735 3 года назад
@@BLACKIETHOMAS See channel „Bushcraft and Nature“ 19.12.2020 🤪
@elderhiker7787
@elderhiker7787 3 года назад
Felix Immler is an Bushcraft instructor for Swiss Army Knives and he is a wealth of knowledge about all things woodcraft. I have two of his SAK books and I refer to them all the time. His channel is focused around things he can do with a Swiss Army Knife and he can do a lot. Thanks for sharing this tip about a simple cinch buckle that seems to have a million applications.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
I AGREE the more i think of this locking toggle /adjustable line i keep finding uses
@gldsmith61
@gldsmith61 3 года назад
I am 59 years old and that trick has been around since I was a kid. We always cut it shorter. but thanks, you are always showing cool stuff.
@kenuber4766
@kenuber4766 2 года назад
Are you sure they had toggles 50 some years ago? LOL
@gldsmith61
@gldsmith61 2 года назад
@@kenuber4766 Yeah, but we called them sticks.
@kenuber4766
@kenuber4766 2 года назад
@@gldsmith61 hahaha
@sipapito
@sipapito Год назад
I’m stealing that one “we are not here to learn how to pour coffee out a coffee cup”Thanks for the tips from Germany 👍🏻
@michaeljones5395
@michaeljones5395 3 года назад
Felix has some really great Victorinox Pocket Knife Utility demonstration videos. Glad that you mentioned his channel.
@antoniosantiago2770
@antoniosantiago2770 3 года назад
I'm his subscriber also. He didn't come up with it, he also shouted out who he got from. Respect I made a few also.
@jamesflener6889
@jamesflener6889 3 года назад
I saw Mr I'mmler use that as well,I wondered who else used that idea.this is the purpose of these videos learns new trick as often as possible! Thank Mr.. Thomas for another great video!
@Cozy_Camp_Fire
@Cozy_Camp_Fire 3 года назад
I watched Felix's video yesterday and made a few of theses. I tapered my toggle ends. That made the undoing easier. The toggle also works on tarp tie outs, so it could be an adjustable guildline. The toggle works on a trucker hitch too, so good for ridgelines.
@RobLSmit
@RobLSmit 3 года назад
Great video. We used this in the army (1984) and it’s still working, great! The best part of this video is the explanation about the learning and sharing part about knowledge. Like a steak, well done!
@mofun01
@mofun01 3 года назад
Immler is a badass. I'm also tired of the "nobody knows" titles, maybe "worth knowing" perhaps. Especially when someone does know. LOL
@mikemcdonald5147
@mikemcdonald5147 3 года назад
yeah was gonna comment well obviously someone knows. I too am tired of the catchy titles of youtube. Usually I have seen it and know whatever it is that they say NO one knows LOL.
@grahamcifuentes4451
@grahamcifuentes4451 3 года назад
Sixty thousand people know it now!!!
@anneli1735
@anneli1735 3 года назад
See channel „Bushcraft and Nature“ 19.12.2020 🤪
@gerry343
@gerry343 3 года назад
I've got to agree with you, like all the videos titled 'The Secrets of ....'
@arenawoodworks
@arenawoodworks 3 года назад
Humble notes Blackie. That makes you a better person and so intresting to learn from.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
thank you
@ROE1300
@ROE1300 3 года назад
Good old Felix has some very useful tricks. Like you I made a set of these toggles after seeing Felix’s video. In that video Felix gave credit to the guy who shared this idea with him. So, as you point this shared idea has traveled the world. 😀
@alf3553
@alf3553 3 года назад
Nice, I watched the video from Felix & wanted to give it a try, this Toggle thing just keeps getting better. So now with your cord setup you have the option to tie or toggle a tarp loop & tie everything up when carrying it. 👍👍👍
@james_lessick892
@james_lessick892 3 года назад
I love Felix, his channel about SAK Wisdom is grade A. Mr Blackie you're take on anything is much needed, thanks for what you do. I'm gonna try this with Bamboo.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
that sounds cool
@mymainmancave84
@mymainmancave84 3 года назад
That was a great idea. Very handy. Suddenly a host of ideas come to mind. This deserves a test drive.
@ShadeSlayer1911
@ShadeSlayer1911 Год назад
Man, you are a joy to watch. Even these simple things, I found my eyes glued to the screen, watching you work and listening to you talk. I can't really explain it.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS Год назад
Cool, thanks!
@zoehancock
@zoehancock 2 года назад
What a lovely philosophy of sharing knowledge. Very enjoyable to watch: calm relaxed expert presentation of interesting content. Saw Felix's take on it a few months ago and this has reignited my desire to make and play with toggles. Just when my family thought I'd gone off the boil on toggles...
@earlelzy7243
@earlelzy7243 3 года назад
On the other guy's channel he made several in his shop from a long dowel stick, then showed how he used them for a guy line, ridge line and to hold things on his pack.
@donmiller2908
@donmiller2908 3 года назад
I saw that. I'd buy a dowel rod and make a dozen which I can put in a pack rather then whittling one in the field. Then you know you'll have seasoned hardwood toggles.
@TinyTitan50
@TinyTitan50 3 года назад
Great idea, I’m glad he shared and you did too. I’ve learned so much from you! You’re a great teacher! Thank you
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
You are so welcome!
@Vagabond1975
@Vagabond1975 3 года назад
Really glad you mentioned Felix! he has a great channel and many ideas that would be helpful to everyone. THanks for everything you do and all the content you share.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
My pleasure!
@Vagabond1975
@Vagabond1975 3 года назад
@@BLACKIETHOMAS He also referenced a fantastic technic for a bow drill fire that works really well. something so you don't have to fight the drill from twisting out. I'm not sure who he got it from but he also gave credit to it. but I've changed all my Swiss Army knives to have the bearing in it because of that video. Fountain of knowledge and I'm so glad you fellas put the content out there to teach others.
@james_lessick892
@james_lessick892 3 года назад
@Matthew Curry I love that bow drill Felix did, it's awesome.
@Vagabond1975
@Vagabond1975 3 года назад
@@james_lessick892 I agree! so much easier than watching your drill go flying off cause it slipped. lol.
@mrhalfstep
@mrhalfstep 3 года назад
Felix is the man and if he's new for you I'm very glad you found him and I hope you subscribed, 'cause he rocks. Combining your adjustable strap with his locking toggle is genius and I'm gonna make up a couple of them right away. Man, I love YT!!!!!
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
i did he has many good ideas
@couchcamperTM
@couchcamperTM 3 года назад
Felix Immler knows a few tricks and it was nice to meet him once, very funny guy.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
he seems really nice..i found him due to swiss arm knife video
@D5quared91
@D5quared91 3 года назад
I love Blackie Thomas one of the best woodsman on the net!
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
thanks for your kind word
@nokieng6502
@nokieng6502 3 года назад
Thanks for the video. As I told Felix on his link when you cinch down your pack it is very tight. but all you have to do is pull on the toggle and it comes loose. You people that say that you’ve successfully done this can I have you do it again. And then pull on the toggle (simulates hitting/bumping the toggle on rocks while hiking and climbing). it comes loose. At least it does for me with military-grade 550 and 275 paracords.
@mbarr1029
@mbarr1029 3 года назад
Sweet addition to your Built in Prussic Hank, and I will not have to look for a stick to connect it to a tarp also. Or even try a larks head to the tarp. Toggle Built in for tarps and Synching down things on my cycle. LOVE IT. A lot less work than the vid Felix posted today on a bushcraft forge. It was a Shawn Kelly type of work project. Thanks Blackie
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
Thanks 👍
@FyvX5
@FyvX5 3 года назад
Great trick. I missed Felix showing this. Thanks for catching me up.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
Any time!
@ParaBellum282
@ParaBellum282 3 года назад
My best strategy for pouring coffee out of a coffee cup is directly into my mouf with one hand, freeing my other hands up to skin an groundhog and tie a prussik knot.
@timlacy2284
@timlacy2284 3 года назад
Blackie, Another Great Video and keep passing on more knowledge. Thanks Again Tim.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
You bet
@ronbyw
@ronbyw 3 года назад
Blackie, I really enjoy your down home style of presentation. Also, your teaching is effect for learning the point of your talks. Thanks for what you do!
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
Wow, thank you!
@performanceregina
@performanceregina 2 года назад
RU-vid is the new “tribal knowledge”…. I’ve learned so much (now in my early 50s) from RU-vid that, in the past, would have had to be learned from elders (parents, grandparents, scoutmasters, etc…)
@terryw.milburn8565
@terryw.milburn8565 3 года назад
Watched Felix's Vid A Few Days Back I Like Your Take On This Gonna Make A Few Thanks Blackie. ATB T God Bless
@WayPointSurvival
@WayPointSurvival 3 года назад
That's a really great use of a toggle! I like it a lot! Felix has a really good channel as well!
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
It does!
@james_lessick892
@james_lessick892 3 года назад
I agree
@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234
@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234 3 года назад
That looks very good Blackie. Nice tip. Felix does good stuff with his SAK. Thanks for showing us. Take care.
@fredbustin3788
@fredbustin3788 3 года назад
Okay. I have been watching you for awhile but that neat little trick convinced me to subscribe!
@james_lessick892
@james_lessick892 3 года назад
You'll be glad you did.
@tbmpetsolutions
@tbmpetsolutions 3 года назад
always pick up something useful from your efforts on youtube. I appreciate your teaching spirit.
@afternoobtea914
@afternoobtea914 3 года назад
I actually remember this from my grandfather on my father's side. Had completely forgot about it til I saw it on first Felix Immler's channel and now yours. It is a good one indeed.
@John..18
@John..18 2 года назад
Glad you're "friends" now, with FELIX,,, he is a wealth of knowledge, and his channel never fails to inform, and make anyone happy, with his infectious humour,,, ps.. Just subbed to your channel,,, all the best from across the pond...
@rickybritton7212
@rickybritton7212 3 года назад
Outstanding Brother, Your exactly right, We all need to share and learn from one another, we are all of Gods Children, Are Country and World is gone off the Rail's, so thank you for Sharing, we all need to DIY with less, God Bless you and you're family and God Bless America and the Republic
@anuvabastidanakist2437
@anuvabastidanakist2437 Год назад
Sharing ideas is so primitive just like bushcraft which makes it so great to do cheers mate
@fareedmohammed3761
@fareedmohammed3761 3 года назад
Thanks for sharing learnt alot from ur channell ,think ill use this for an improvised belt.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
it should work well for that
@bathcolin
@bathcolin Год назад
Quality adaptation Blackie. I like your thinking. Very simple and very effective. Love it.
@vensheaalara
@vensheaalara 3 года назад
Agreed, Blackie. Let's not pretend that we invented anything. We are all building on the past and moving forward. Another great video. Thank you.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
Well said!
@marcushaliwell7340
@marcushaliwell7340 6 месяцев назад
“Standing on the shoulders of giants”
@averagejoe8213
@averagejoe8213 3 года назад
Your "Bowline/Pruski" combo... I have been using something very similar for years, instead of the Prusik, I use a Tautline Hitch.... It's my go-to for tarps and tent lines! Excellent variation.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
Very cool!
@ForestRJ
@ForestRJ Год назад
I like Felix Immler (M-Ler) last I heard it mentioned by him. Love his skill with teh Swiss Army knives. Man has some wicked collection
@stevenensminger5737
@stevenensminger5737 3 года назад
It's funny to sit here and watch you do this I've done this five years ago and have been using this for five years
@Woodchuckinthesouth
@Woodchuckinthesouth 3 года назад
That's a nice addition to the ole tool box! I imagine it would be easy to throw a half hitch or two to lock it in. (Still wouldn't interfere with the quick release)
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
exactly a half hitch to the toggle and it set but still easy to remove and reset
@darrellh1840
@darrellh1840 3 года назад
Felix has some very good tips on Swiss Army knives! This loop and toggle is a brilliant idea…whoever came up with it!!!
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
i just subbed he has a lot of good content
@terrancecoard388
@terrancecoard388 3 года назад
Very neat trick!
@jerrystark3587
@jerrystark3587 3 года назад
Great tip. Thanks!
@davidnorthrup3674
@davidnorthrup3674 3 года назад
Very interesting, thanks for sharing!
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
My pleasure!
@freeshrugs63
@freeshrugs63 Год назад
I like your lower limb signaling device. It's funny, Felix Immler's toggle video came up in my feed yesterday (I had seen it before) and I was just thinking, I wonder how can I adapt that to Blackie's tensioner....and poof! Here was your video.
@dennislindenpellinge
@dennislindenpellinge 3 года назад
Yes, another way doing... Great ,always learning new .
@DenverLoveless
@DenverLoveless 3 года назад
Now that is just plain cool. Felix has lots of good SAK tips videos.
@tthomp57
@tthomp57 10 месяцев назад
Hey, Blackie. I subscribed because I really like your philosophy of guys like us sharing good information with each other! Thanks for giving Felix credit too. He's a great RU-vidr and I've learned a lot from him. One of these days I'm going to post a review. I got a really cool knife, on the cheap, that guys should know about. Your knife is interesting. I'd watch a review on that too, for sure.
@suecharnock9369
@suecharnock9369 3 года назад
I'm looking at thte start and thinking "oh, Blackie has his legs out" and then he says it "counts as a signalling device". thank you for making me laugh Blackie
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
hey them legs can be seen miles away !! lol
@Plain-Ole-Chuck
@Plain-Ole-Chuck 3 года назад
@@BLACKIETHOMAS Legs?? I thought he was riding a chicken...hahaha
@ivargasbushcrafts
@ivargasbushcrafts 3 года назад
Thank you for your awesome vids! And thank you for introducing Felix, he does have some really great, and ingenious stuff in his channel :)
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
My pleasure!
@TheWildernessChannel
@TheWildernessChannel 2 года назад
Wonderful idea Blackie. Just discovered your channel. Great tip. I will definitely be adding this to my repertoire of bushcraft skills.
@michaelbrunner6654
@michaelbrunner6654 3 года назад
Great little trick
@freeholdtacticalmed
@freeholdtacticalmed 2 года назад
Try a 3 wrap taught line hitch instead of your prussik. Much cleaner. Larger 6 foot toggle lines were used by the British commandos in WW2. The use by the common soldier of “small hemp cords, an arms breadth, with a toggle” are documented since the 18th century. Felix really rocks!
@mikegodin5118
@mikegodin5118 2 года назад
Hey from Canada, love your stuff and devious mind, what about a heavy rubber hose in the bowline so you can pull using the hose as a handle, even better leave a slot in the hose so the cordage can create a loop coming out of the slot to attach to the toggle to create a carry handle like you showed...
@REXMARX003
@REXMARX003 3 года назад
Brilliant idea, I will be using this all summer.
@Jaden48108
@Jaden48108 3 года назад
I just watched that video on the tensioning system by the person you named. I was intrigued too.
@boomshanka8743
@boomshanka8743 3 года назад
Good stuff, thanks.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@justjonoutdoors
@justjonoutdoors 3 года назад
If you had paid attention, Felix credited the source of where he saw it. Glad you did the same.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
yep fleix follows me now he has comments on my videos he is a nice guy
@herbsmith6871
@herbsmith6871 3 года назад
Very cool my friend 🤠
@burgesst44
@burgesst44 3 года назад
That is so darn funny brother, I just happened to see that same video last night. And yes I did try it today. Lmbo...... here is to great minds think alike. Have a great day and keep your tinder dry.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
yep things do happen that way...safe journeys to you
@T37912
@T37912 3 года назад
Hi Blackie I made the same comment on Felix´s channel. If you double back the line you pull through, you do not risk damaging the cloth with the toggle. You would just pull the loose end to pull it loose. Like a thieves knot. Kind regards Alain
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
COOL IDEA
@tymartinez3166
@tymartinez3166 2 месяца назад
Took a few extra steps to get there but you got there, kind of. Try a stop knot on one end after adding the toggle, bowline knot in the other end. Wrap around whatever you want to cinch up. hold bowline and pass just the toggle through the bowline loop. There should now be standing and working end coming out of the bowline loop with the toggle holding it in place. Pull on working end only to cinch down....no need for fancy single strand prussiks, handle loops (as this can easily be cinched to a pack to begin with before joining loop and toggle) and no hard failures so long as working end is on top of toggle and jammed (by toggle) against the bowline loop.
@performanceregina
@performanceregina 2 года назад
I like the sliding Prussic loop idea to give an adjustable diameter (almost like a modified farramond hitch)… will have to play with it and try it!
@gregmullins1296
@gregmullins1296 3 года назад
Great idea and video. Thank you!
@Mississippi72
@Mississippi72 2 года назад
Man yes learned that back in late 70's
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 2 года назад
awesome
@randybennett204
@randybennett204 3 года назад
Thanks Blackie! Great adaptation!
@michaelzimmerman8959
@michaelzimmerman8959 3 года назад
That's good to know blackie, thanks for the video.
@gbanz5424
@gbanz5424 3 года назад
nice! another way to do it without the stick is to make a loop on one end of the cordage, wrap it around whatever you want and then just put the other end of the line throught the loop TWO TIMES and then pull and sinch it, it will have enough friction to hold. you can tie the rest of the line just above it make sure it doesn't slip but it won't. to undo it you pull the line in the opposite direction and it will undo itself easily. very good for tree to tree lines for tarps as well: tie one end to a tree then go around the other tree, make a loop somewhere on the rope, free end goes two times throught just like before and pull towards the second tree. try it out it's worth it :) have a good day!
@mr.fisher3973
@mr.fisher3973 3 года назад
Now that is slick!!!!
@pault.juckniess7265
@pault.juckniess7265 2 года назад
Saw Felix Immler do this about a year ago. Works great. I recommend replacing the bowline with a zeppelin loop always as there are situations where a bowline has failed and the zeppelin is one of the strongest knots you can use. Then use that for the toggle loop. Then for looks use a monkey fist on the other end.
@anthonygoodrich8503
@anthonygoodrich8503 2 года назад
Learned from same source you did, but made mine from fatwood slabs (felix is awesome👍) can never have too much fatwood 😎❤️🙏
@Stoney_AKA_James
@Stoney_AKA_James 3 года назад
Yes, I watched his video last week and it's a great idea!
@supertug2005
@supertug2005 3 года назад
Great share Blackie!!!
@jeffersonthomason-ry5di
@jeffersonthomason-ry5di Год назад
So I just saw Dave Canterbury's video on the Delrin toggles and referrenced Blackie who gave credit to Felix just as Dave mentioned him anyway this is a way cool and totally farout video . Totally cool and tomorrow is my day off so i got a new project . Blackie Thomas is one Groovey dude , Man .
@IngeniousOutdoors
@IngeniousOutdoors 3 года назад
My grandpa showed me this technique years and years ago. You dont even need to drill a hole. Just cut or break a bit of stick, leave the bark on, and pop it in and cinch it down. Throw a half hitch if youre worried about it coming undone but the friction should hold it lol. I wanted to tell the original german guy who put up the video you dont have to make it all pretty for it to work, and even HE didnt drill holes. Felix started the hole drilling holes bit. Both work. Hell all versions work. ^_^
@zchuss1
@zchuss1 2 года назад
I use it all the time hanging my work bag in my truck in the fashion of a truckers hitch. It also means I can hang my 12 litre water filter system at the exact height for the outlet pipe to sit at the top of my bottle.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 2 года назад
Right on
@Plain-Ole-Chuck
@Plain-Ole-Chuck 3 года назад
Had to come back and look this video up lol been thinking about it's uses all week lol
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
really get ya to thinking dont it
@jamesrivers416
@jamesrivers416 Год назад
You mentioned you adapted this from another utuber. Back in the '50s my Grandfather always had a 2-3 ft piece of cotton rope loop on 1 end, stop knot on other, and a toggle sliding between. Used it to hold all kinds of things until could get twine or wire. Watched your quick ridgeline, using toggle in place of truckers hitch. Have you added a 2nd toggle next to bowline? Instead of passing whole line thru loop, just toggle. Then you could choke tight on tree, would not slide down before you get other end tight.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS Год назад
awesome it all go to prove there is nothing new just stuff we forget and then someone finds it again
@NobleSavage44
@NobleSavage44 2 года назад
Hahaha, first thought you had some surplus gaiters then realized they were your legs. 😳🤣🤣🤣
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 2 года назад
hey they double as a signal device lol
@MsNailgun
@MsNailgun 3 года назад
Nice!!!!!! Thank you for sharing. Could also be used as a tourniquet in a pinch.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
yes it sure could
@outbackowl3040
@outbackowl3040 3 года назад
Outstanding video. Just a thought about soft shackles you can use your pace beads as a soft shackles
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
yes that might be a good idea thanks
@michaelmaier7262
@michaelmaier7262 3 года назад
That's so cool! Thanks for sharing. I would leave it the length it is now because I hate things coming loose. It sure doesn't seem hard to un-lock.
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
nope just twist toggle and pop its comes free
@michaelmaier7262
@michaelmaier7262 3 года назад
@@BLACKIETHOMAS I really hope I can do at least your Basic Survival this year. But work and other plans are messing up my schedule for now.
@googlesbitch
@googlesbitch 3 года назад
The Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Camper model is the most versatile of their line of knives. It's small so it carries easily in any pocket yet it's big enough to handle most field craft applications and there isn't any unnecessary tools on it that just adds bulk like their larger models and it's cost is on the lower end which makes it affordable for most.
@sheldonneil5636
@sheldonneil5636 3 года назад
Hi Blackie, suggest you try the toggle stick with the bark on (and the rougher the bark, the better!). Think you'll find the paracord grips better.
@stevecarlson5944
@stevecarlson5944 3 года назад
I looked on the Bushcraft & Nature youtube site Felix Immler's youtube site references and I couldn't find the original instruction however he references using it in a few of his videos... so thanx to all for sharing the innovation with something so easy to make and use
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
my pleasure
@w4ame
@w4ame 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UZY0ps8Stz0.html is Felix’s video Blackie is referencing.
@Rickugg
@Rickugg 3 года назад
Hello: Knot skills can be amazing in it's self !!!! How many skills does this guy have. First time I have seen him. Only if that knife could talk !!!
@BLACKIETHOMAS
@BLACKIETHOMAS 3 года назад
oh yes me and that knife we got memories
@mudinmyeye2881
@mudinmyeye2881 3 года назад
Great!!
@cillaloves2fish688
@cillaloves2fish688 3 года назад
Something new I learned! Thx Blackie!
@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548
@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 3 года назад
I saw that on Felix's channel and I told him the same thing....if you needed more security for say something heavy tie a jam knot on your loose end, thatd lock it for sure and come apart just the same!!
@OldNavajoTricks
@OldNavajoTricks 3 года назад
Or a second toggle off the first.
@scottfergusson8411
@scottfergusson8411 3 года назад
Emergency tourniquet
@kenuber4766
@kenuber4766 2 года назад
Great video Blackie!
@KDBeyer
@KDBeyer 3 года назад
Very old trick, many greetings from Germany
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