Make Natural Cordage in Minutes

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[ghwtzin]

This is one of the most important primitive survival technologies even more important than a bow drill. After all you can't make a bow drill for fire without cordage

[dwstrange]

These were easily the most valuable 4+ minutes of my day. Thank you!

[shanesmith]

I couldn’t sleep because I randomly panicked that I didn’t know how to make cordage. Now I know peace

[Zarthalad]

You've demonstrated this better than anyone else I have seen!

[thirdeyesurvivor]

The splicing technique is actually so clever, I was wondering how to extend the length for so long.

[dragonomicon]

I watched two previous videos, one had just a guy rambling with his kids, and another one was a guy rambling with his friend. They barely showed what to do, and the videos were really long. This video was straight to the point AND covered adding more length. Thank you!

[Luna-ejmi]

I have a friend who I think is into cottagecore (She mentions it from time to time) and I crochet. So I'm planning to crochet her a sun hat out of grass to help things out. This video helps! Thanks sir!

[edwardanthony]

How can this be so simple, productive, and I have never seen this is my 75 years on the planet? ACES! my friend, Aces for you!

[couchcaptain]

I've watched probably 30 or so videos on making cordage and this is the only one that I've been able to clearly see the process of the twist. Thank you sir!

[WIZ-IN-PA]

Waving a hand from down here in Harrisburg. Excellent cordage instructional. Love ALL your videos Dan! My wife and I camp at Locust Lake from time to time. Stay in the woods!

[codyjohnson]

Theres a reason your the at the top of the search results, by far the best instruction I've seen on making cordage thanks a lot coalcracker

[anniebalthazar]

Finally a video that shows making cordage slowly and easily!! Thank you!!

[JonCarlson]

I love your videos because they are pertinent and short. 3-4 minutes is ideal for an ADD person like myself.

[brandondaniel]

Straight to thr point, well explained, easy to follow and remember.... if you ever doubt yourself just know that you're 100% doing your part for Humanity. So thank you

[CrystalAge]

5 years go by and some guy from Hawaii wants to say thank you. Can’t wait to check out your other videos.

Mahalo & aloha

[thelonedoctor]

Recently made cordage from a purple tower plant and turned it into a little corsage using this method, for my daughter.. she loved it 🥰🥰

[Xer]

Somehow you make learning easy. Great tutorial! Thanks Dan

[ashleybyrd]

I would probably have turned out to be a very different person if I learned how to do this as a kid, extremely useful.

[cruzvandewark]

This was so helpful. I made a 1 foot length of plant fiber cordage capable of holding 40lbs without breaking. The technique is great for identifying what material makes for good cordage as well. Thank you for this video.

[sammichai]

Very nice splice better than adding to just one side this way creates a much smoother transition I'm really enjoying these quick snippets of information works perfect for me