Saami Repair Kit
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Dave Canterbury, David Canterbury, The Pathfinder School,Bush Craft ,Survival skills, Historical Lore, Primitive Skills, Archery, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Navigation, Knives, Axes, Fire, Water, Shelter, Search and Rescue
I don't know how there could be 6 people that disliked this video. It was perfectly done.
The item is very useful, and why would anyone 'NOT' want to watch this? I loved it. Nice job Dave. I've never seen this before and now I'm richer in wisdom. Thanks Dave.
Thanks for sharing Dave. Been keeping my sewing/repair kit in an old, plastic medicine bottle. This'll give me a nice project to knock out. All the best for the new year to you and your family. Thanks again for passing on this kind of information, I fear that without people like you, this information would fade to time.
Good project! My husband had a keycase along the same line: a small flattish leather pouch, wide open at one end and a thong hole in the closed end. The leather thong had a stopper on the hole end and a ring for keys on the other end. The thong was just long enough to pull all the keys into the pouch with none hanging out. Kept keys from cutting his pocket. Sadly, he lost it a few years ago -- and the keys. Bought it at a craft show from a leather crafter.
I'm a Swedish reindeer herders and our "sewing kit" as you call it is very very different from yours.
and i like your sewing kit.
nice piece of kit Dave! thanks for another great idea!
Thanks Dave , I made one from a shot gun shell from a Turkey kill , paracord , wood plug & antler for the toggle ! Outstanding
David an easy way to rub coal into wood, bone, antler it is crush the coal (chair coal) between a folded cloth that is damp with oil (vegi oil or simular) and use a piece of wood like a rollingpin. the oil helps keep the powder from going all over the place and it makes a paint like substance. Also the coal impregnated cloth (I use GI wool blankets) can be used as a fire starter if you cant find anything dry at the time. I find it works better if you sew the sides together and have a flap over the top so its like an old time flap pouch and pack that with the coal and put that in a ziplock bag to store it and to place it in before you crush the coal.
Hope this helps you with later projects. If you want you can make a video of it for others if you wish to use it.
Thanks for all you have done so far,
Sean Gere from NRW Germany.
Hey, David. This "A" in NALHUS. Does it look like this "Å". NAL = NÅL = Needle, HUS = House. So, NÅL + HUS = NÅLHUS (Needlehouse). Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Kirkenes in Finnmark,Norway :D
Merry Christmas Norway from America :-) And a happy new year to you and yours!!
Kirkenes? I live in Vadsø, we are pretty damn close! Just across the fjord!
Excellent tutorial, got to build a few for the kids, thanks Dave...
Very cool small project. Thank you Dave.
i have the highest regard of the indigenous saami folks of the north, they are true survivors . that knife used to cut brain tan was awesome. i never knew bamboo grew in this country [usa] i learn valuable lessons by watching your vids. thank you.
Nice piece of kit Dave. Thanks for the demo. Keep up the good work
Im from germany and you are even here in TV. "Das survival duo" cody and dave. I love the series
Nice kit and easy to make too. Have a super 2015 Dave and family.
My ancestors are Finnish Saami.
See video "Yoik of The Wind".
when we were kids we would insert a 20 ga shell case into a 12 ga and wrap it electrical tape to make survival containers. you could easily knock the primers out and string it the same way.
Very nice. I liked the charcoal and awl method of doing the design, too. Thanks.
Dave, I really enjoy the historical relevance of these topics and I think this would be a neat nostalgia gift to make or gift to someone, especially if they're of Sami roots. From a modern perspective however, I'm not sure it would warrant belt carry unless one's simply trying to look historical. It seems it would be difficult to justify the weight or bulk of such an item (from a modern Longhunter's perspective) when the same thing is accomplished by gorilla taping a couple of needles to an old membership card and wrapping it with waxed twine. If I'm going to carry something this size wouldn't I carry a sewing awl? I guess I get confused at times knowing which critical tools "fit in" with your modern wilderness living ideas and which are just romantic trinkets which wouldn't necessarily be carried in an extended wilderness living situation.
Dave, you could drill a small hole half way through that deer antler tile and use this antler as a thumb push on your needles.
Nice little kit Dave and an interesting conversation piece. Looks like it was a beautiful day in Ohio....
Outstanding
Huh! Just made one of these last week. Not traditional and I definitely did not know what it was called. Just took a remnant of a carbon arrow shaft, glued insert into one end with a blunted target tip installed, dropped in the needles, and capped it with a spare nock. Then I wrapped one end with gorilla tape, the other end with electrical tape, and two diameters of thread in between. Thanks Dave for namin' it for me
Thank you for this video dave.
Nice upload, hope you had a good Christmas Dave
Could you do a video showing the contents of your tool roll ? Thank you
Thank you for showing our tradition. What you shouldn't do is copy exact things if you see these in reindeer antlers. All designs are different but it belongs to our families in generations. and talking about which village and which family we come from. You are welcome to make one in the same shape. but never copy patterns found on them. Thanks
NICE work; very educational.
tell Dav he needs to start his own site! we miss this dude
Love the video Dave. I want to make something like that.
What you called this thing at 3:46 ,"Nalhus", sounds like Old Norse to me (I'm Swedish) and translated to modern Swedish it would be "Nålhus", literally "needle-house", and would be pronounced "Nool-hoos". I'm unsure of how you write phonetically in English, but Scandinavian words mostly have very long vowel sounds.
Hi Dave. Nalhus means in english needle house. Keep up the good work that you do. Love your very informative videoes
Thanks for the cultural solutions to problems.
Hey could you do an in-depth video on your pathfinder scout tarp tent and maybe other tentsmiths products, thanks for your informative videos
great vid thanks for another brother, take care.
Happy New Year
I'm in the middle of making this type,getting the idea from your video.Nice job
Keep up the good work.
well Dave ive got my bamboo and antler cut now just to get my leather ready and get this all put together.i so enjoy these projects that you so kindly share with us.dave I have like 8 different old hickory knives that are old and a forgecraft knife my question is,would you change the plain wood handle to a bone or antler handle? I just want to do something different and thought id ask your opinion.thank you for all you do Dave.
lol yeah I like to do different stuff instead of being like everyone else.
Nålhus means house for nedels
Happy Holidays All !!!
Wow super!
Настоящий охотник! Однозначно!
Love the shirt....where did you get it? Or did you make it?
Is the leather barrel sewn or otherwise attached to the thong?
Thanks, great video.
Who won the contest?
Nalhus is samic and is the same as nålhus in swedish that in english means needle house.
good idea. i might make one. what is that knife used in the vid? it looks like a mora 510 with a wooden handle.
Thanks Hi Rufus
How does the knot on the end work to make the rope become longer ?
could needles of flint or obsidian also work?
Going to make a sami repair kit today:)
Who won?
Coffee is an excellent wood stain and a damn sight easier..
Sorry if this is off topic, but does anyone know if vinyl tarps are any good or are they trash?
the term Lap/ Lapland is kind of derogatory, I hope people learn this and use Saami instead. thank you.
Suomi mainittu, torilla tavataan!
Amen.
thats really smart
Have you ever lost a knife in the woods?
That is pretty awesome!
I've never seen that before...
Thank you for sharing it with us. =D
nålhus / direct translation "needle house"
So who won?
contest ends at midnight
***** oh okay thanks!
If you're talking about the ugly axe contest they picked a winner earlier like around noon or so
12pm your time?
Yeah not Chinese time lol i live in texas they posted it on the axe junkies website around noon
nålhus=needlehouse ,isnt a lapp word but scandi word, understood by swedes danes and norwegians but lapp isnt part of that same language culture , it have same origin as hungarian although they cant understand oneanother!
Dave the best of old ways of natural thread material is still the tail hair from a horse. 1)long strand of it will always and can pin a grown man no matter how strong he is. Will hold him to the ground. All this bet is: is to lay that single strand of hair from the tail of any horse and lay it across the point of a mans nose laying face up and hands tied behind his back hold that hair toute between ones hands or staked out on the sides of his head. The bet is; he will not sit up in a sit up position with that horse hair in place across his nose. Bet won. 'Cause it will cut the nose off clean threw his head before he ever gets to a sitting leaned up position ever. Surgeons still sew up after surgery and horse hair is still used that way today. It last and last for years and its the most perfect thread to have in any situation period. :) one strand of horse hair can be over 5foot long. And easily be attached ends togetother making it longer. Horse hair also makes a good down insulator for clothing items too. And multifunctional as readiness available in the cloth stored for more hairs to add to at a later date. Winter hair too. C-ya! :)
saami
Seems like it's spelled Sami in english according to google translate
Samisk in swedish
no ide'a how it's spelled in Sami though-
Maybe you know?
The finnish saami is pronounced sowmi
Google samisk nålhus, if anyone is interested in looking it up
15TH!!!! XD
"Happy B day to me the 28th! Merry X-mas everyone!
FlyingAxblade
Thank you my friend! It is a good day and am hunting squirrels off front porch with blow gun and having a drink, maybe I can get enough squirrel for dinner tonight! Hope you and your family had great X-mas!:D
FlyingAxblade
Oh happy B-day to your aunty! I hope I am able to reach that age and be able! I bet she can tell you and your family some amazing stories of life gone by! :)
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