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Happy 4th boys😀

Instead of tape holding the plastic protectors, why not use ranger bands, you could then use the bands for other stuff, the gaff and other gear were for the airforce when they were shot down at sea maybe damage from attacking ships they had propellers so had a chance to survive the crash into the sea, some times depending on which airforce the kit was already duplicated in the survival raft along with other aids to survive.

I have a 16 ounce Stanley Cup with a French Press....It clips to a carabiner.....have used it most days for 3 years...I think it was discontinued. Thanks 😎

Wow, what a beautiful machete! Cheers to you Nick for such a wonderful gift for your Dad! I was very impressed with the Kelly kettle too. I have never seen one in action and it really works well. Just one thing, please make that table steadier as I was sitting on pins and needles while you were boiling that water!!

I love your ideas. When I was a kid, many moons ago, my dad taught us a Duck Tape trick. When we would go hunting we would take small balls of duck tape with us for starting a fire. My dad would say, Take one Ball of Tape for every day you plan on being lost....I'd take 6 or so.

That is so funny and great info!

Look pretty comphe in that chair big guy !

Good man - nick is growing

Love the video Dave & Nick!!! I'm thinking about getting the Silky NATA & wondered if you have one & what you think of it? Thanks!!

Excellent video! Truly multi-use sawhorse, not only does it afford us with the letter "M" but also enables us with the letter "W"!

Unless you try "survival" you don't know how precious these mundane things are. Shelves, chairs, pots and pans etc.

Nice thoughts at the end Dave and Nick

I just want to wish you a happy Fourth of July! But I also want to tell you that being a nice person I wouldn't advertise for Aldi because when they put their job descriptions in the paper they said they would prioritize everybody except straight white males and that would be the last to get their jobs so if you were a straight white male you need not apply. We had a lot of sadness over that out here in California, where we all used to love Aldi, but no longer. Nobody should be prioritized over anyone else, so it breaks my heart to see anyone advertise for them because they're not nice people. Other than that have an amazing Fourth of July and thank you for all the wonderful shows that you put out for us.

Hi buddy! Rachel here how are you?? From Pennsylvania I have news I found love again I'm getting married!! Hope u are OK and nick too

After ~40 years of carrying my original military machete, directly accessible atop my rucksack (with the handle behind my right ear), I managed to break one side of the grips. My son named the old machete "the beast," as it had suffered plenty of abuse and minor damage. So I wrapped some OD 100 mph tape over the cracked grip and have kept it in service to our family. That tool has been many, many places on deployments and family campouts almost 50 years. It's in the trunk of my Volvo right now.

I Always carry the knife sharpener of some type to keep the blades Sharp in my survival kit

Hi Dave and Nick, instead of trying to get 4 legs for the tabletop (which deels difficult to me with the circle holding the legs) why not make a triangular tabletop and use the corners of the triangle on op of each leg? No "loose" corners? Just a thought. Kind regards Alain

.... instead of making holes for grommets you could also use small round stones or marble balls and put string around them from the outside, to secure it better to the ground with paracord or bungee cords. That way you won't rip the material ❤from Barcelona 🇪🇦

I've got to try some of that coffee someday!

Maybe put some twigs in the middle on the ground and then stack more twigs around that.

U Didn't Tell Us, Iridium242 Passed Away. Condolences To The Family.

David you have a wonderful son and fine camera Man . Another fine video

By the end of the day, it’s all about what makes you happy

I haven’t seen This guy on CZcams for a while

I have watched the first tips & tricks. Glad you continue with move great job.

Thank you for sharing your stories Dave. You show how loss is such a big factor. Fear of loss is as well. Men are taught to tough it out and not talk about it. Many war veterans suffer from their experiences as well - and will not talk about it. I see it is often hard to see when a man is depressed. It is a big step for many men to talk about things with those that would like to help them Thank you for your wonderful treatment of this subject !

Hi Dave great video

In the early 1940's my Dad was in the ( Army Air Force ).

Dave.. Can you please explain to me how most people think that a poncho/small tarp set up as basically half of an a frame.. is a good shelter? I know what its like to camp in the rain.. And In my opinion nothing beats an A frame tarp set up.

The way my Stanley Coffee Press Cup works is you have the main metal cup (has handles that fold in against the cup for packing away). The the press is a plastic cup with a metal mesh filter in the bottom that fits tight in the metal cup. You put the top on the press and slowly push it down inside the metal cup. The coffee liquid goes through the filter into the press cup and the grinds stay in the metal cup, under the press.

I had a Stanley french press cup, but it the cup was just metal without that green coating and was a bit smaller than the one you're showing and the press was different design made of plastic (except the mesh filter at the bottom).

Got an idea for the table. Saw it in someone's video a few years back. It was actually made for him by a camp company (I think was Pomoly or One Tigris). It's a metal plate like you used, but with a hole in the middle to fit a metal leg in and you just jab the leg into the ground. It was pretty sturdy too. I been thinking of making on with wood. Our property has forestry, we live in countryside where it's all forest.

Good to see you again - Thanks for the wonderful video🌲🙏🌲Have a great weekend🐬🐬🐬

I have a similar cot. Same basic design, but the metal frame is silver color metal and not great quality. My cot is a tad taller. But the way the frame is together and how it folds/unfolds is the same and the end bars go on the same way. These days I actually use it for my bed in home, with a mattress on it.

Inspired me Nate. Have lots of mullien on my property. I have encouraged it for fun as I like it (has many other uses). Seeds like disturbed ground and can germinate after many years in the soil. Easy. Tons of seed.. Is a Biennial. I am going to make a hand drill!

Would love a video on removing axe heads. Always have trouble with it.

Green Whistle stopper...did you try it?

Two small holes on each side of your table and run a small bungee down to your green disk. This should stabilize your table top.

The Kelly’s work well . I have the big one and she has a whistling stopper 🤗 Pretty cool 😎

Great vid as usual guys, keep 'em coming.

Outstanding AF Video. Good to see your dad. I'm 77 and guessing he's close to that. I'd go camping with you anytime.

Those chairs are my favorite there's allot of brands making them.. i removed the bottom legs on one its a perfect ground chair and works great on unstable ground or steep hills and its lighter!!!✊️🔥✌️💚

Scorched coffee! YUM! 😂😅😊

Stopping withing 2 minutes.....Aldi I had in jersey ..not sure if I have them here in maine...but in jersey we had them stores...so...go head

Thanku dave i needed this video

I take a strike anywhere match and wrap a square of toilet paper around it and dip the whole thing in melted wax. The wax that those Babybell cheese bites come in is excellent for this. lasts forever and waterproof,

Just caught the part about 5000 cubic inches. You have to attach 2 sustainment pouches to get that volume.

It would be a miracle, if people across the globe could reach an agreement about the length which determines the difference between an "axe" and a "hatchet". I live in England part of the year . Mention the word Hatchet , and some look at you like you are crazy. Thanks for a very good video, and all the best.

I'm thinking that splits of invasive bamboo could give you much lighter table legs. Still thinking about a lighter top.....

Love Them Kettle's Great Machete Thanks For This Davie & Nick ! Love Stout Coffee ! ATB T God Bless