The fastest easiest cooking tripod, with just one knot and three dead limbs

How to build the easiest and fastest tripod without complicated knots and tools. All it requires is one piece of string and one knot.
This is straight to the point easy simple tripod build for hanging your kettle, pot or Dutch oven when cooking.
always try to use deadfall, Greenwood is great but best left to grow.
a purpose made tripod can weigh you down so making one on site can often save you a load of carrying.
Always make sure that your deadfall wood is solid and strong enough for what you need to hang over the fire. In this case I was hanging my Dutch oven and needed something strong so the limbs I used were about the thickness of my wrist and around 180cm long.
A paracord was the choice of rope but even natural cordage would work just fine.
It’s important that you remove the tripod if you not got a pot hanging and you intent to have a bigger fire.
Using any sharp tools especially a axe can often be dangerous when you first starting out so I would recommend you look at gaining some experience and the best person I know has to be ‪@PaulKirtley‬ so I really recommend you checking his channel out.
Even I still look for advice from more experienced people like him and I have just recently purchased his latest book Wilderness axe skills and camp craft, you can find the link to the book below.
The tools I used were:
Silky PocketBoy
Axe
And my trusty neck knife
The video was shot using my new Canon M50 with the pancake lens and Rode mic.
This was the first time I used the camera for a video so hope you like the quality.
Disclaimer: I have no affiliation with the book sales or any other product from wildernessaxeskills or Paul Kirtley, this is my personal recommendation as I think it is valuable skills that should be shared and learned.
Any advice on products, channels or reading material is to benefit you as a viewer and I do not get royalty’s from the products in this video.
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[@BeeOutdoors]

Hope you enjoyed the video, 💪 it would be great to know your views and if you got a different way of making your tripod, also check the description of the video I added a CW link to Paul Kirtley’s channel and his new book 📔 wilderness axe skills and camp craft.

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

Pin this Alex are it will not be seen 👍👍

[@BeeOutdoors]

Thanks bud totally forgot

[@adamhoward5145]

Definitely the best & most simple way I've seen to make a tripod, brilliant!
Thank you for sharing that 👍🏻

[@BeeOutdoors]

Thank you I’m glad it was worth sharing

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

A quick and easy way to set up a cooking tripod thanks for sharing Alex atvb jimmy 😎😎👍👍

[@aprilj1838]

Thank you!!! I was making it much more difficult than it needed to be. Much appreciated!

[@BeeOutdoors]

Pleasure, I’m always happy when people get value from my content 💪

[@KuukkeliBushcraft]

Really neat trick with the loop Alex, I haven't seen that one before. Thank you for sharing the info. Just need to get myself a Dutch oven now😂.

[@BeeOutdoors]

Thanks buddy, sharing skills is what’s it’s all about. Hope you well and can’t wait to meet up again 💪

[@gypsychefoutdoors2099]

To be fair that is really cool! I didn’t know that method of securing the tripod, very simple but very useful. Bushcraft winner for sure. Thank you 👍

[@BeeOutdoors]

Thank you very much 💪

[@theoutdoortraditionalist]

When l was nvomved in Scouting l used to test the Cubs knot knowledge with a tarp set up and pretend fire and this kind of tripod setup was where l used to tie a reef knot.🙂

[@EatCarbs]

Great trick! I'll have to remember that one.
Thanks for the video

[@BeeOutdoors]

Thanks buddy, a lot of people over complicate things that are usually only temporary 💪

[@BackcountryPaddler]

Interesting way of doing it, nicely done! Never seen that before.

[@BeeOutdoors]

Thanks bud simplicity is often the best 💪

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Love it--going to try this

[@EatCarbs]

Hiya Dave

[@artesdomatojoaocarmo]

Fácil e rápido, também tenho uma corrente para usar no tripé, abraço de Portugal!

[@BeeOutdoors]

Obrigado amigo

[@artesdomatojoaocarmo]

@@BeeOutdoors passe lá também no meu canal se poder, abraço de Portugal!

[@papaspage2001]

Thumbs up

[@BeeOutdoors]

Thank you 💪

[@jacobtimperley4155]

Amazing camera quality 👍

[@BeeOutdoors]

Thanks Jacob 👍